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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11
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LATo OTYTrI ~ RcEIEA, EETLDA-
Dee !, 1851.
No.los IL hereby R'sa that The following
name ss.;i>F has aI.t ro:iGg Of bis inteutIon
70 -s<s tnsl yruSf u support Of his claim.
EsG % t-czre EBnl esuy tasTcOL aud THAI said
prot all D made ttO-= the REGISTER and
k.-=irey q the c. .. Lad Omuc, A. Eureka,
SsFLcs. % Tuesday, the S~eVenteenth
car 81 isZ w: Pfc-cmp,iOn
ceclsf EiOy stA;s NEAT. 70 rs. John Bur.
s.; iEo : Y aOtN. ". = snd lot. :, {
e1st.S D. NJ And EIG1ss ne following a. his
Niis~ss.. Viz: JOhE I. Baker Of Rnrek4,
SSrsss, a z Wright d Eureka, Nevada.
L1d SerEnton Of E1Hy VALLEY. ggTDia. An Il
L. r. AliSUdsT CT Rzby VALLEY. Nevada.
y. n. HICKLEY,
Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

INSTRUCT COURT OF TIE SEVENTH
~ Judicial District 81 the state Of Nevada,
In and for the county 81 EIkp.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Y. Burner,
deceased.
Notice l. hereby given by the undersigned
hduintraiof Of the estate Of r.. Burner, DO
Scasedi ;othe creditors oLand all pctsons hay.
lngolaima against the said deceased, 20 oNbi 4.
them together With The necessary youcho z
within ten months after the htst publication
oftbis notice, io'ho said Administrator, Al tho
OF Blko, state Of Nevada.
J T.. KEYsHR.
Administrator Of tho ostAte Of u. Burner, dc.
ceased.
ELKo. Nov. %. 1851.
National Republican., 1881-11-18
THE POWER OF POETRY.

o. yulalie McSwinny sat silently by the
drawing room window OF her fathers palatial resi-
dencc in South Washington, watching the clouds
as they piled slowly up In the western horizon,
burylng in their bosom the golden -browcd sun
that erstwhile cleaned brightly forth upon the sur
face Of the earth.
"Heghop sighed the girl, wearily, rs she raised
her right foot and languldly scratched her left
anklc-a small and pretty turned one. without
sign OF curb, ringbone, or SPAWN. Rupert will
not come to-day. shnll not feel his strong arms
around me, taste the nectar of his lips in pulls
ing, passionate kiss, nor quaff the aroma
OF his copper distilled two drinks for. q quarter
breath. Perhaps he does not love me. Some
times in the long, STILL stem winding watches
OF the night l awake suddenly with the
thought that he is not true to me, that some
naughty beauty over in the West End has won
his heart, leaving me only the liver and other d-
gestive 'organs. But IL cannot, must not be.
Without the beaeonlight Of his love my life would
Billy Cook or Isaac W. Mcyey. No, will not
doubt him. i will not rack my soul with the
thought that he could be untrue tome" And with
these words the girl stepped into the conservatory
plucked blush rose, and, placing IL her nut
brown hair, walked slowly to her boudoir.
Seating herself on n damask covered Gdide1iR,
she touched bell that stood on n table near by,
and scarcely had its silyery tinkle ceased to be
heard when Nanuotte Mcclure, her femme de
chdnbre pushed inside the damask curtains that
hid from view an alcove aud entered the room
"Give me my volume of Patent Office reports
Nannette," said Eulalie. The book was handed to
her--an elegantly bound work. Rising slowly
Eulaie placed the book under one corner OF the
fduteuH, and saying to herself, "Well, guess
have fixed that pesky, short-legged sofa now !" lay
quietly down and was soon wrapped In the sweet
slumber OF innocent mnidenhood.
Such Is the power of poetry.-From SlCeet Slupi-
ber8 on Silds J Bone.
National Republican., 1881-11-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Alexander Baxter. an old and respected citizen
of Richmond, died on Wednesday, at the age of
seventy .one.
Ex-Governor Henry NJ. Matthews, of West vir-
gna Is reported to be quite i'll at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs.
George w, Barber has been commissioned post
master at Benhnm's Hillery g. Richardson at
Smithiield, and Wilbur +. Nottingham ut Bay
View.
The people here win not pay any special atten-
ton TO the presidential proclamation recommend
ing the oath as day of thanksgiving.--Riehm
Dispdtch.
Our justices are very busy issuing attachments
and distress warrants, owing, we suppose, TO the
small crops of peanuts being insufficient to secure
TO the landlords their rents.-SaGok Herald
Mr.. !. G. Fowler of Washington County, is
spoken OF rs the next speaker Of the house OF dele
gates. Most of tho newly elected Readluster
members of the house are new in the service.
The store OF the MesSrs. Tavenner. at Hamilton,
Loudoun County. and its contents were destroyed
by fire Monday night last. Loss, about 81 500;
fully insured. The cause of the fire Is unknown
Colonel William f. Cameron the Governor. elect,
u one q the youngest, II not, indeed, the youngest
NAV who has ever been elevated 10 tho guberna-
torial chair in Virginia. He is only about thirty
eight yean odd.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, held Wednesday In Richmond
J. 7. Brinton wns re selected president. The old
board of directors was re-e elected.
Hon. H. II. Riddleberger, of Shenandoah County.
Hon. John Il. Massey, the public auditor and Cap
tain John s. Wise. of Richmond are the three
names most prominently mentioned in connection
with the United States Senatorship.
The whipping post, though frequently discussed
IN the canvass, was not party issue with the Re-
adjusters. Their platform was silent on this sub
1ect, But nevertheless y Is not regarded with
favor by the great body of the party, and will most
likely be stricken from the criminal code-BdW.
more sun, Petersburg letter.
National Republican., 1881-11-18
FOR THE WOMEN.

--Guiteau's sister, Mrs. Scoville, has
nortgaged all her property to obtain money for his
defense
"A Chicago woman has just given birth
to her twenty. second child. Chicago women seem
TO think there's going to be another war.
Mr. and Mrs. General Grant will soon
have reception at their New York mansion in
honor Of the visit Of Mr. and Mrs Sartoris. The
fashionable world longs fnr an opportunity to sec
the rare things the General has to remind him OF
his journey round the world.
Miss Sally Bernhardt's real name is
Rosine II is n very pretty name too, but she shed
II because no genuine actress wears her real name
learn lesson from this. But perhaps Miss Mol
lies real name Is Louisa Jane.
"A correspondent writes that for the
first time in eight years there will on January be
n mistress OF jhe Virginia executive mansion.
Governor Kemper was widUwcr; so is Governor
Holiday. Cameron Is married man. Virginia
elects her Governor for four years pays him 5000
year, aud gives him the use OF one elegantly iur-
nishcd mansion on the grounds adjoining the cap
itol square.
=" Why are you so late, my loyep" she
asked, MS he came staggering home ut three a. m.
"ss.smith," was all he could utter. "whnt-
SMITH" she echoed. "Dld ILL sny Smith ?"
he queried. "I m. meant B. Is Brown" What
Brownl' she said In agony. "N-no n-n-nu. not
Brown" he continued !; "J-J J-Jcnkins." "This Is
t;told en- he said, as he sat down on an inyis-
National Republican., 1881-11-18
Pnsir. CnlnrIe.n Enrrs.

Lank forms, hollow cheeks, and lack -luser eyes
plainly mark the debiitated. They show that the
blood lacks richness and the frame yigor, that
digestion and assimilation, twin functions with.
out the vigorous discharge of which there can bo
no such thing as Stamina are disNrdcred and
Sionnccl I,tterS snrcinii, cnn,n",S" it,,aif pt
were such necessary. might be multiplied ad inhn
itum, to show that waning vitality Is but the pre-
face TO eXhnusting disease, and that In order to
intcrpose bulwark against the latter vigOr must
be increased, not only by judiCous nutrition, aud
the selection of easily aSSimahc articles of diet,
but by removing that not easily surmounted OBJ
stacle to health, imperfect digestion. For faulty
digestion the Bitlcrs Is the most popular and
amply tested of remedies, strengthening the stOm-
ach fcrtilizing the blood and binishingnvery dys-
petite symptom. Moreover, 1t is astandnrd remedy
for chills ana fever, rheumatism, constipation. nnd
billlousncss. MWF
National Republican., 1881-11-18
-
ALEXANDRIA NEWS,

The Rev. II. Suffer- of Christ Church. this city.
having resigned as one of the examining chaplnins
OF the diocese, Rev. Beverly ID. Tucker, of War
Saw, Richmond County, has been appointed IN his
place.
longboat, name unknown, ran into the steamer
Harry Lodor off Stony Point Wednesday night car
fying hway good portion of the latter's joiner
work and otherwise damaging the steamer She
made her trip yesterday as usual.
Captain J. V. Davis, the efficient superintendent
OF the soldiers Cemetery near this city Is making
extensive improvements to the lodge or residence
at thnt place. He has Just completed improve.
mens to the grounds surrounding the lodge and
the cemetery, where are buried thousands of
Union soldiers.
At the close OF the fnir last night the votes for
various articles stood For cane (which Is on ex.
hibltion IN ActOn's window)-Henry Strauss, 70,
J. T. Bcckham, s NJ. J. Waterman, s; Il. II. Mar.
bury, 4. For bracelcts-Gertrude Slansbury, s;
Carrie Atwel 81 Clara Travers, 1: blank, o. For
set of Jcwelry-Ehc Crump 7.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Good Templars of Virginia.
Dr. W. s. Christian, of Middlesex County, Grand
worthy Chief Templar, and George W. HawXhurst
OF this city. Grand Worthy Secretary, will meet IN
the hqll OF Golden Light Lodge in Peabody School
building, corner OF King and Alfred streets, on
Tuesday night next. About 100 delegates, from
nearly every county in Virginia. will be In at
tendance, "
National Republican., 1881-11-18
REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transfers ns Recorded Yestcr.


Mr.. j. +. Olmstead presents the following transac.
tions In real estate In the District yesterday, re-
ported TO him By the Recorder of Decds
cry PROPERTY
on Nineteenth street west between l. and NJ streets
north sublot q 2 by ~ eet square H. Catherine E.
Garrison TO Thomns NJ. ID. Wnrd s2,SjO
ON Connecticut avenue, between l. and NJ streets
north sublo 80 (2I feet by dept) square TO-. John
sherman to Frances Mcteuley, slOUol
ON NJ street north, Between Sixteenth aud Seven
teenth streets west, Bubots - aud ~ (I7i feet by
denth) square lS2 trustees o! the African Methodist
Episcopal Church to Andrew rwlnc, Sl.,OOO.
On alley betwcen X and streets north and betv cen
parallel to Fifteenth and sixteenth streets west
south part OF LOT II by ij feet II nches) square B5
1homns Irwin to John B Alley, $500
ON Es,reet south, between Third and Fuur.and-n.
half streets west, part OF lot (B feet inches by 0i
| feet lnchesl, square bJi, William Walsh to W. b.
| Kibby, jr. $500.
| ON twelfth street west, near corner of Boundpry
inches by o. feet inchl square 3O2 William W. Met.
| calf to William ii. Briggs, s72j.
on street north, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets west, west part OF lut II l feet inches by
| feet), square 3E, Linden Kent TO Nathan W. F'z-
gerald, sl0,5OO.
on street north between First srcet east and North
Capitol street. sublot DS (lS by feet) square 6b
Thomas Ormc. trustee, TO William H. Murphy, Sl,GsI
On Tenth street enst Of II street nurI
north half Of lot (8 feet inches by depth, square
OJ1, Edw. ]. Duif 10 Carrie a. Booth, $1,000.
same as next above described Carrie A. Booth tC
Rebecca G. Duff $4,000
20 of Qun & Butts subdivision Of the estate of Gies
nNa nnn1
National Republican., 1881-11-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The following business was transacted in the Su
preme Court Of the unlted Riniea yeaIerdnY:

The following business was transacted 10 the Su-
preme Court OF the United States yesterday;
No. 10. The South Park Commissioners, appellants,
vs. William T. Kerr; No. 75S, Charles ii. Atkins aud
Elizabeth A. Phillips appellants, vs.. William r..
Kerr, aud No 7T2, William y. Kerr, appellant, VS..
The South Park Commissioners ct al. Argument
continued by W. &. Cloudy for Kerr and concluded by
NJ. w Fuller for the South Park Commissioners
No, ~ benjamin Porter, plaintiff In error, The
1Etua Insurance Company Dismissed, with costs,
under Rule 10.
No. o. samuel p. Williams, plaintiff I'm error, vs.
OBrien, and Smiley for plaintiff In error, and by
Charles Upson for defendant In error.
No. OL The Board OF Supervisors of Chicknsaw
County, plantiffb In error, Va. Amos Woodruff Dis
missed with costs authority of plaintiffs In error
Nos. p5 and on. The Union Paper lag Machine Com.
pany ct al, appellants, VS. Thomns u. Nixon ct al.
Passed 10 be heard with Nos. lSt and Isl.
No. iO2. Jacob NJ. duncan ct al, appellants vs. The
S;eani-tug Francis Wright Nc. Passed.
No W. The brig Annie Lindsey &c, appellants, VS..
Daniel Brown ct al Argument commenced by X. u.
Benedict for appellant aud continued by Wilhelmus
Mynderse for appellecs. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1881-11-18
n CRANKY POEM.

SDowa where the ghoul-haunted river twists,
SOAK my head In ice-cold teal
Where the low-browed ogre unjolnts his wrists
(Plant stuffed kittens over mel.
Kittens are touched with the light divine
OF o mystical chrisu and soul-klssed wine.
Out on the edge Of the dolorous sea
Cfhc passionate tree-toad grlnds his tcethl
Neirdly the JabbcrNock waits for thee
Glibberlng over the beetles sheath.
Stones and onions make worthy bread
(plart snakes fnng over my hcad)
sill doth the ring dove mourn his mate
In the mildewed orchard all night long
Stll doth the serpent bar the gate
And the gray owl sobs low, sad song
And crouchlng low on the amber roof
Three velvet bulldogs moan ho)G
Il Gtfifedu Jtn1undn.
National Republican., 1881-11-18
MINING STOCKS,
nnvrnN,IrNr nnNns-c1ns1,ia ounrArInNs.
Threeday bs......- 1851 Slxtyday bllls..... 4siI
,u,tf gruIlsr nnssTp

NEW YORK, Nov. Il, 10 u. m.-The feeling re-
garding the of the stock market after the close
of the board last night strongly bush, especially
for Lake Shcra which was l2J bid for 1000 shares In
the street. IL was claimed that there TO be q new
and important deal naugurated In this stock, and
that shrewd operators had bought II yesterday for
higher prices to-day. Among the rumors current
(Which could not bc traced to any fUundatOn) was
one that Mr.. Vanderbilt had bought the New York
N Chicago and ST. Louis parallel road, and also an
other that the railroad had been settled. While
there hut few believers OF these tales II gem
orally thought that the railroad qnarres would be
settled ny we Close otnV,Eon hd llle rmlroad men
ofthe holiday traie, which has just begun. II was
stated last night that Henry \. Smith yesterday
ont of the market. Judge intChlngs has turned
bull. A private Washington dispatch received by u
prominent banker lust evening said that secretary
FOl2er had as yet come 10 conclusion regarding
bond purchases, aud he was disposed to postpone
action for II day or two longer. There Is said TO
who propose an advance of Is per cent. In the
preferred stock, which Is to pny regular dlvi-
reported that France had raised prohibition against
American lard. 1'hc bears In the stock market claim
yesterday, and say that Lake shore and other leaders
were manipulated by Keenc to sell on. The Grand
Ce4Is dGpot pn,ry G9hnIs % T, Dery 6eRs @ ond y y
present aud predicting further trouble among the
will agree to no terms OI reconciliation,
2:lO y. ma Washington dispatch says application
has been made BY the parties IN interest for title
that will authorize the new line from Leavenworth or
public lands The ultimate termiui of the now line Is
TO be MAzatland or san Bias Philadelphia dis
enormous and lar beyond tile supply. The output
looks like q 10000 this year. against 23O00O0s last
Earnings fthe Chicago and Northwestern for the
SI31,SO0: Increase, SlI.aO0
National Republican., 1881-11-18
Another View or IA.

10 IHU IluIIOI OF THE HEFU HLICANi
Don't you think the Major" is little
OF in his understanding of Judge SHELLS remarks
to the Attorney The mistress may be as good as
the man who makes her his mistress, and yet
neither ne Is worthy Of respect, for what Is the
nature OF their intercourse In the eyes of the law
No Judge can cxalt the woman because She hap.
pens 10 be the unlawful companion of any de-
RThued man whom cowardly society tOlerates
Men very properly applaud kind sentiments of the
pres ana bellch Tor poor outcasts, but were man
klnd truly generous and as keenly alive 10 the
preservation OF woman's chastity In the bud there
would be fewer graceess flowers. X
National Republican., 1881-11-18
Rogue niderhood and CATER IIexam.

Fiom an article entitled "The Assas-
slnatlon Conspiracy Story" published in the
Evenhg Sdr Of this date, extract the following:
When President Garfield was shot Colonel Cook
ana MT A. NJ Gibson thought that there might
have been conspiracy. 1t was no
secret. at the time that at least Colonel Cook and
Mr. Gibson had a theory about the star. route
people being the insligators of President ar6elds
assassination" ALLOW space sufficient 10 saw that
lhe complacency with which the dirty little sheet
only equalled by the cool yllalny of the sniyeIIng
hypocrlte aud the purchasable detective who orig,
was the hope that ii might enable them 10 finger
the contingent fund OF the Department OF Justice.
NJ
National Republican., 1881-11-18

activity sconc rned there was little difference be-
tween the murket Of yesterday and to-day. At the
opening there n considerable buy OF the South
western stocks the reported adjustment Of oil df
fcTencrs between the South Pacific road and those
controlled by Mr.. Could This buying gave strength
to the general list, aud the market. while dull. was
strong until the afternoon, when sales to realize
caused considerable part of the Improvement TO he
lost The fact that call maize for bonds by the
Secretary OF the Treasury was disappointment,
more especially as the money market worked shade
closer a 58 per cent most Of the business being done
ut the latter rate The policy OF the Secretary is
looked forward to anxlously, the money market OK
ertng an important influence ON the present specula
ton. should large bOnd-call be made, followed by
an offer to redeem without rebate orinterest II would
give an impetus TO the market. Meanwhile the mar.
ket is liable to nuctuatc within limits accord
ing to the position Of the roomlraders and the
OF the hour
National Republican., 1881-11-18
By Associated Press,


NEW YoRK, Nov l7.-M0hey loaned between o per
cent per annum and per annum and i-Gi per diem
until the close when the rate per cent, per an
mum. Exchange firm at 4sol46r4s0sl for long and
49, 4@94spi for short sight Governments were steady
for IS and extended 6s and per cent higher for as
and extended IS. slate bonds were fairly active aud
generally firm, Railroad bonds were irregular on
moderate volume Of business The stock market was
extremely duh throughout the entire day, and the
speculation was characterized by very quiet tone
The general list opened HCsh per cent. higher than
yesterdays closing figures, Memphis and Charleston
which was per cent lower, being an exception, and
recording further decline Off per cent. Before the
FIRST board there was an advance Of A@i per cent,
which was, however, subsequently lost the specula
tlon continuing weak up g the close The decline n
prices ranged from y TO per cent. Louisville and
New Albany, indianapolis. Bloomington and West
ern, Norfolk and Western preferred, St. Paul. Lake
shore, New York Central Northern Pacific, and
Texas Pacific being most prominent In the downward
movement. Memphis and Charleston, after Teceding
70 70. rose to T but returned 10 20. oregon Naviga
ton was notably strong and advanced 2a per cent
the days transactions. The salesaggregated 2ll9iO
shares Including Denver and Rio Grande 34O0; Erle
1920 Lake Shore, 3i,4OG Michigan Central, 1900
srn Pacific 1890 Pacific Mall, 1900 st. Paul lS,SOO
Texas Paclhc, lllOa Wabash Pacific, $500; Western
Unlon II, 500 Norfolk and Western preferred, 1900
National Republican., 1881-11-18
DISTRICT COuRTS.

CIRCUIT CouRT-JusTIcE MACARTHuR.-Iether
land w. noherty; OFT calendar. Herring District
Of Columbia; Jury reSpitcd. ItibbCy VS. Young et ali
Judgment per stipulation. Adjourned until this
morning ut ten o'clock. Assignments-CalcndA Nos
80 $a 2 49, sG7. 2G 2o @7i, 273 25, 2O, 277 80 $50
gS, 2i5, go
The Court in General Term met yesterday, md,
there being no quorum, adjourned until Monday.
National Republican., 1881-11-18
The PersonnI Eneets OF the Late RnnEsr.

The Inventory OF the personal estate Of
the late George W. Riggs was returned yesterday
in the office Of the Register Of Wills The total
value Is about $4,000, of which there are between
$4,000 and $50 200 in bonds. The library Is valued
AZ $4,000, not including the satuaIy and pictures.
The other articles comprised In the Inventory are
the furniture the contents Of the wine cellar and
hnuSehnld eaectz-
National Republican., 1881-11-18
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LIME ANDTHEoNLY LINE
BETWEEN TIL II EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May q, 1851


A;.sSS-curc,oG5E I'm 5EiYN y wssYISaToS or rom.
'-'-o- FAST 4 1EXhnRtESSsS,i iNNATi' AND 81 LOUIS
SqS-%IiPp,S jfG! GHr,is Y y" Way Stations
G.jO-lnltlinorc, Annapolis ani wav Pedmont
siiraSShnrg' ,'ir S1ng' Winchester HNFcrstown aud Way
sIS-pp9IP, e ,IgfEs Pp WY s'eS1s
~ TON iGMpliESS, parlOr Cnrs TO New York.
&io-SIAUNrnN AND VALLEY fNPRE5S tcen.
nIG.G 2r iI"gersiown and Mt Point OF Rocks toe
;GOO-ng sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis. and
1000 RNf'rMoRE EMPRESS tsropsnt ITyattsvllie
College, llrliSylllc, lhurel Annapolis Junction.
tic'oIEIi,r$glIIUiGIy, iUIy,s GIIhG2 * ii cINcINNArL
i2;io- inlllmorc Elcot city, Annapolis, and Way
il:3-Rmg m iIIGy ~, y;,. nny e. @lnorc and Way
tSOO-BALniMui iiE, iILNDl,LpHGA. ANDNEw
YORK EMPIRES.
S!ao- lglui9rc nn,l WAY n'anonp wlnchcNCr, Fred.
BAI IITNimNE = o. ~ lL,XATrSyf E ANp LAU:
t+D-G ROM "f Ee"Es Fro lcrlck Ipscr1,own, Win.
... q i"cGs ani Wr,r stations onlyl
hRH'ES!i ENris nRG wI ST"'2 aud
way VA Relay Stops ai liy"isv'Ile anu
Coz i'nrt oJ Rocks and Way stations
75O -liiALTiMmiEi iIfAT1svILLE AND LAU.
tGl5- -PIrTlsBliG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
t"oFiIiAbtiiA NEM roRT on ANp sM yS3s 1os.
Ia 3Ti TS'lYS STrSv1fI$ M %%b LAg:
mE hXpRESS St2s on he,on sa as3ma,oa " s2 vs S
80 nnd Annapolis Junction, ~ , .
inluy. !Sundays only. olher Trans daily eSceps
XII itiTains nom Washington STOP at Relay station.
Ohio lckct Offices Washington station, aud G0 and
~ rcnnsyyalIq avenue, corner Fourteenth street
And received At any point In the CITY,
National Republican., 1881-11-18
DIED,

BERKLEY.-On Thursday morning, November H.
1881 MARY ELEANOR, beloved daughter of Dr. W. ~
and Mary j. Berkeley, aged Is years
Funeral ceremonies Will he performed at ST. Johns
Episcopal Church. at o'clock u. M, on Saturday,
tEdenton (N. c. and Dallas lTexas) papers please
cODy,
National Republican., 1881-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock nnd nond QuOtntJona-B Baitisuore
and Nc,. Ynrn. Irnhncr nrnrIrria.

The following observations on the transactions In
the financial market yesterday. together with open
Ing highest lowest, and cosnR quotations, are fur-
nshed by the banking.house OF II. ID. Cooke, IT,, q
Co. ifs0 = street. Washington. u. c.
National Republican., 1881-11-18

LONDON, Nov. United States bonds, 5s extended
1O5 Atlantic and Great Western frsts $50; Erie 4s3
New York.Central, l49i Illinois Central 3ssi Penn
sylYania Central, 66A.
National Republican., 1881-11-18
arArE nnNns
Foreign Money MARKET.

sUB-TREAsuRY BALAHcEs
Coin ....-. ts2 0iO 90 Currency -.. a. 3s6 OOS
National Republican., 1881-11-18
New Work general Mnrne,.
AIrrnndrin sirnIn Market

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. I7,-Flour quiet ut last quota
tons. Wheat steady sales of2.0)0 bushels at st asa
10 for Fultz q 20 mixed; q 45i11 20 for fair to good
Lancaster. Corn shade higher; small lots sold to-
day nt 7c for new and 1Bc for old Oats--NOnc re
ported. Rye-One lot brought 81 W. Country producc
continues scarce and wanted.