davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-07-28
Phi1ndelrhia Wool Market.

TuTLADKLPn1A, July 20-Wool was moderately ac-
tive aud gencrany In favor OF Sellers F1eeces were
asss ss9pss sGns ss ssSs hssdo sS I'd
70 ootoe and pick lock- 48@52 Ohio double extra and
above, to@61o; 0hlo thres-eighths blood, so9s1o
mon, 400; Missouri tub, $50 1ndlnna tub, 63o Ohio
dingy, 400 comblug, o9@64o pulled Western nc
unwashsd Westor1i. 32]5c; unwaahsd co1n6iSg Kc1.:
tueky, ~: Ohio, a393sso Indiana, s28as1e chotcs
, 1873-07-28


nssset ss nos t s i1 il @ any % m
long prevalent in the market for low radea have given
place to no better condition, is there anything IN
tho in,modiate future win bring mora favorable state
of Things Western shppern socm to lose sight Of tho
fac 1ass sassa IT, s' tho a3 e Wans Of Tho s ao
Indiana, Ohio. Ponnsyvanfe, and tho moro Eaforn
that tho Eastern markets require and any oysrpis At
taa point ~ matter Ct COURSE must be aspo.ed q
sp hougn Under so III be enarsPP. asnP "e u
nS past fSw asy, and In arsthy With ts DOWN
threaten to oulmlnate IN decline The purclaser;s
500 for medium to choice Texas cattle At 460@5l6
for common to fair native steera at t5.25@585 for
he outside 6gure there wers but two Or three trans
fers. while tho number splling abovs S5B5 was ex-
tEcmcy small Stock ntecrH sold to limited e1tont
han Toef Sales a'Tss Ss
outside quotation being obtainablo for canecay do
orers at q 80 for inferior to good lots and The
buk Of their purchases at tho low range OF
R sGs gnes' f wo1e drug IT. 39
Veal calyes-under Lighter receIpta-hAye been doing
little boter but the advance has not been very con-
siderable closing quotations being for poor
To-day trade was devoid of animation, and the rnnr-
tet was unsettled and generally unsatisfactory to
sellgrs. The fresh receipts Light but the Aalo
cattle foil litte short and oers Of coucessons
Of 1o@1So faod to nfas any life in the rae, Sales
were confined to fow hundred hcad-cAiefy 1t - 90
@5.0o. The market closed dull and heavy.
-.- QUOTATIONS.,
Extra aDeeveu-araded rtecrs, averaging 400
Choice 1T, wei formed year
70 s year old stoors. averaging l,250 to
Good nsiy formed '''s''o
Medium in iais aesb. aver ''10s01'
nassssrs steat%oomaon Co to fait steers '''S'''
ana hgood to eatss e. g for city
Stock evootasne s'e ess u ;a::a;
1nterioE1I!ght aud min cows, heifsrs, ''''~' ~
Catle-Toxas, Northern siRterel, 3.5ossYo
catte-Te1as. through droyea. 2,oos3o0
last week and week eofe sat Is was ssner
edeay lower than during last week, tho Increase Of
paid on tho cIosipg days Of last Weet] proving more
than tho market would bear. Under sn nyprnge
s s sssa so e s' n asss aso s q bsss ssss
until reduction Of 1520o Per 100 lba was suffered,
clo,ing rptcs being ,s4.ao@l.s5. Ths demand fos
Tie reus hsyo boon kept we'll cleared of such, but
heavy grades hnvc been moro or less active through
nber remaining unsold =. tho close being estimated
ut 10000 DroverB report abundance OF hogs In al
paris Of the West, anu large operators lavn recently
offered to furnish nuy number 1t 9460 for November
delivery.
To-day the market opeuened dull md weak. Tho
yards were we'll filed with sta!o hogs, aud bnyera
seemed inclined to hold of until they could get aono
Toward noon-i becoming eyldcnt that tho arrivals
would not much exceoa 4,ooo--therc sprsn8 up
fairly active demand, uudor which the market ruled
AS for poor to common at 3l,bo9 LOS for medium,
and a. t.7094.85 for good to really choice. Ho.vy
4.g5. Nozt weeks reoelpts promise to DO boral aud
toro Is litts probability Of any Improvement in pcos.
Among tho lay's transactions were Tho following
, 1873-07-28

51e{o extra g 11ti@llho; No. p 1o4@10zto; yel-
iow =: loSG@loHe; ean,cc prewn. 1oa9io3o prime
sugar. ioA9loM1i M fair DO, gH@oHe; Now Urleeha;
6Has, otoise, aoSl9o 10 pEmo lido. faf'
sranrs-namona uf!ps, M.2s@1.so allvcr trapt.
c1.Ea nne 1otg!to Eooa auaat house asfnp :o94ao;
So do TO- pso 7o DO eoon GsS1oo 0pfo @
ss oa moa'soa' oho'co' o'so'o common no"ssss; 10
@Mo: x,.rna-ro,ron =, ,,o.t o1e,oc II
osfioEs-Alanioe. dIglao; CLOVES. A'Ssso: enee!a,
pepReer, 1atSoe nusSs, aneSs @ ~
gnSers pure, 2sGsSuo; 40 no. i "t81ao; 10 Ho. ~
9aus: r,<,,,<.. ...,p,a
ho1rh-pFenGh motted, ner1n9n ~ Inoit'ea:
nHaoAf1 ~ ug5ei @ Mcat et9o1o; Mnse avey daay M 1a9s
eHci White t.uhc. o1@oH9t nruwa Mnlunut5 sA@
, 1873-07-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

BrunpAY EVENING. July 90.
ALooHol-Was active aud arm at @1.so for
BROOM conN--About the usual number Of orders
were rocolyed and placed. Common corn is in fair
ea @ios s; No. oee srs sS * No. so nS5 %
e ns a9 ass ssa tess sszs sf:s 's'' do rcd
nEANs-Wero quiet md nominally unchanged, -
sss aeSTs eoMSa Sas1es g is5 Sss1e R.%s sn
BUILDING MATERIALs-sot with the average
me d %s snp .ss sPssay Of nek 1
ssssqt ri Hs.ssssis sSi sssns a9:as :sss
ys ill., ST | ~ae ea sa ssss
is Gliding brsf somon ns e1iia ae
$50 sewer brick $6oo@ooo Milwaukee preasea, SIS %
s DO sSs ssse H1sae eEssss
indiana pressed, $le0o@2i;o0 DO common. $1o.oo@
159n Ts el.y nes br *9Ss2t2o } i,s.
quence. Good to eho!co quantiues wsre ,nootlng
quoted, the offerings Of such being IN way excess
sye. The receipts larger than usual at this scaaon
quote quo e Strictly choce yellow, 1oGsaic medium to
good, 1et@l7e; inferior to common l191Ac.
DAaalNd--Cotton aeam!ess gooas alono showed any
ssfs Seae s rees oesS Ms s
taned oil around, but were not especially r in any
Amoskeag, 2lKo: 6ttor Crock, 33c; burlap bsgs, 1
Sd vsal % sssSs jss4Ss sSRes single l1ss
QfIEEsE-A fair movement VIVA witnessed in this
staple, and for ane goods the marke exhibited lrm
eensou n Anss Soss als n p' eoaa .a 9 be s9as n ]
aize md quality. Following are the quotations York
tsstoFy tsstoFy dldH 9dH' oA0 factory 'o~o; Western
coE~laices were again quoted firm and un-
changed, There fs now fair activity III tho demand
for hard Goals, but soft varieties move slowly.
sio.5eSl1.oo: Laoksyanns. $3.50 Erio. AS1: A. Lm::
i,rlar Mn, 300; Walnut nin, $500; Ilossburg.
$3.50 Indiana Block, $500; Kirkland a arate ss.so
ss:ss. sessss n'ne' '''' D'n'as 'S'eo; Wilmington
ropss3 ort Ss4s snSs %
barrels, !a567c; FORK ntaves, rough, sS5.oo@24oo
s23oo9e5.oo; do bxoEod Or sewed, sss' 'eotaaS5o s
Whisky stayos, rough, s3goo@aoob; DO 6tieIod''
$500; feMr slaves ssoo@lo.s0: circle flour bend
sl5.oo POI N: pork aud ttercop olcs. sd 00a35.6o
Eda8-Mct with tolerably fair local demand Il
Many Of lie offerings arc IN poor conditlon and re-
ceivcrH are glad 10 dispose Of tbo ut any PRICE Bales
include 125 cases at 1ao :; 10 pigs ns 1215dc.
Bio to tic DEALERS 1t tic quoted pricss rrira TO
choice live gaoao feathers at 70@75o; JobbnH prleu
FiSH-MscIerel Wns scarce hsre and At tnn Fost
and prices arc atrong, With upward inclination
god a,so. ass in light snrply. Otherwise socha are
f tsass " p4cts GS S # g.
Nj No. 81; scre @ SG sso sSoS'
family mackero, n br', s7oo@1a3; No Shore Mts,
60; sammor;sgre oodash per 100 lbs, $3.50
Sss, sa IT, sS@sos; Do, br sssSSs ss@tSo ns5;
t495q34 90; ox herring No. l,28a30o; box horring,
, 1873-07-28

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption; 1.055 bu whoat 2,49o bu corn 5,774
bu oats; 795 bu rye; 295 bu barley. Withdrawn
for do during the past woek: 21,58t bu whoat
1A028 bu corn 25,555 bu oats 1,G8s bu ryo;
4,9R bu barley.
III. following grain has boon inspected into
storo ibis morning, up TO 10 O'Clock 1888 cars
wheat; '3451f cars corn 6,4oo bu high mixed do;
2s,30o bu No. 2 do; aud II, 800 bu roiectod do
4G1s cars oats; car rye. Total (o15 cars),
4lS, 900 bu.
Tho following Tero the roceipts and shipments
OF breadstuffa aad livestock at this point dur
Ing the past week, and for the corresponding
weeks ending al dtted:
, 1873-07-28
Now York Dry Goods r1nr1xot.

NEW YORK., July 26.-Tho market for cotton pooiIi
hsa developed no nov features. Thcre IL good pack.
cottons and brown drills Prints aro quick, and darh
colorings are incomplete yst nooa 1acconets a1e
qWiot Wool dannels rulc quito aotive. Fancy casst,
meros and Topellants aro solllng freoly Cloths and
ororcoatings are less nctlvc, Shirts. drawers, md
fancy hosiery aro improving. Tho dry goods imports
for the week Mera &, ,766,765.
, 1873-07-28
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING. July 26.
The receipts Wero not large but fair, and with
good attendance Of city bnyers the market ru1od
fairly active aud nrm for good boards, strlpy jos.
and trile lower. Fa!r to good boals upa srtps eolI
, 1873-07-28
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, July %.
Tho following wero the 1oceipta aud shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the pnst twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1873-07-28

DoHroN, July aSTho receipts Of domestic wool for
sne wenk were $50 bales. Thcro haa boen no re.
aotve week since January last. Upwards OF Of 2sooo0
9an,s Of domestic wool have bonn reoeived and thu
saia nato boen upwards Of 3ooo,000 pounds. A. far
as our Ia concerned tho Alock 10 not allowed 10
sccumnate to any extent, and tho now clip
OF tne west and California continues 10 la
Prices there y no improvement to notlce. somo Of
tno best and moat responsible manufacturers hAvo
been free solsss at last weeis priccs ID somo In
STANCES submitttng even to slight concession,
20. that hlgh prices in tho interior, and
favorable ady7cea from abroad have not ~ ret
bad any Influence hero. Tbs rangs Of Michigsr.
OHIO aud Pennsylvania Aeocea haa besn mostly from
4so to 60 the tor price for Ohio double o1tra and
abovc, and in few lnsancos ~ high u E1o wa ob.
taned for very desirable lots Of the same grade This
quotations. OF Ohio and ponnsylyania Aeocea arc 4S3
tlo; California, 10a3so. -~'~' "1s
, 1873-07-28
MONEY and COMMERCE
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 10.
Thcro las scarcely been ohnngo worthy Of
noto in local finances and trado during tho paat
wook-or, for that lnattor, for tho pnet two
weeks. Ianhora and othor money! Lenders ooa-
tlnuo to discriminate against long loans because
thoro is gcnoral disposition to prepare for a
stringonoy next fall and wlntor corresponding
10 wl,nt was oxporioucod In that season Of
lass year. Thore can scarcely DO doubt TINT
clio prospect looka more favorable now than 1t
did ut this timo Inst yoar, bnt II ls we'll to kcep
Tho stringoncy Of money and the general unBat-
Noment Of confdence wliol, Inst Docombor,
amounted almost crisis still In Wow.
Money IN still abundant at tile bnnks and e,,-
proved borrowers get all they require without
difficulty.
New York exchange was il11n to-day ut 25o por
81 900 premium.
Tho olearings Of tho Chicago banks tor tho
, 1873-07-28

saasse g., sieoS; iii, l.4s shinsie' ~sss non
sesotsi vssasls, loaded with lumbar cams Into pott
in9 3drna n is and deet Is expected by Mo
fho following sa1cs wure reported: ,',""..
oargo achr !evl Grant, from Manisoe. 2o6 m ttr1-
bar 20 It and oveg, at SIT 90 1,alsnco joiats aud
acantlng At SO on. Cargo schr z. a. Bmrnonda from
MManl:tse, ~ l46 n 1osts M and scantlng It $1,000. Sold
Cargo hdlr Warren from h1,,skeeon, 90 m common
bonrds and str1ra I. 1850; is n iath 1t 81 rs: lSoo
picheta 90. schr Jenny Lind, from Grand Haven
t69 It stript It boards 7075 Il thiok uppcr al
S16 as. Bold BY frtsh, Hullen Go.
Cargo achr Herald, from Lndngton, 60 N Btrips and
boards ut 81 12 100 m lolsts and acantllng shortI
at 1915. schr b. Paul from A1l1akegon, i'd N Il
strips and boarta ut $685. mill tally. Cargo schr
Regulator, from Muskegon, 40 m common boards and
aerips at soo0. Cargo 1ohr Emelina, from Mskcgon,
lSo m strips md boards At tl4oo oargo achr Mon.
a9on, from Muskeaon, 14o m ;btrips and boards At
nS;oo go. eold @ ey M blanchard, norlana + Co..
0srgo " sSar Nnr;h ba5 from Pontwatcr 11s m pieco
lentwater, 100 IN piece stn!T at $o.7B. Cargo achr
Travis from Muakegon, 400 N t1l at $t7B; 80 m dat
pickots at $3.50; N squaro do ut $1,000. Sold by
Wm. Mcgado.
LUhshEn FnE10uTa.
Nanstee, $2.75; Ludington, s200 ;bruskegou 81 rs;
oconto, $500 Monomineo, $1.25 White Lake. $500
Grand Haven, $t75: pontwater, $500: hfaaonyllo,
s2,75; Frankfort $2.314; Ford River, s2.12x.
AT THE YARDS..
Thera was no particular change either In tho youmo
OF business OF the prices Tho former Ia only fair
while prices steady, and quite 1rna for somc DE-
serpiona. Hardwood is in fair request, and steady
, 1873-07-28

METALS AND VlNfCNb' 6IutM-IrAu6 WAS
not especially acvo hut fair md prcsopt prices werc
o. r1io, maintained. We rcpent:
TIN PIATE-10, l0x1{, $14g0; do. 12x12, $16.00; do
$2B.o0.
F1a T1N-Largc 42o; snnlI, 400; bar 44c.
snEEr ZiNoFuli casks, lie; half casks, H. GIL kc:
less quantity, 11Ho; saba, &c.
sMIET InoN--No. a, o1o rates; Russla iron, 22o:
do No. stained, 21c rates.
GALVANIZED 1non-No. 15@2o, 15o No. 22@24, 16c;
No. 2592S, Ito; No. 27, 1Bc No. 49, 2oc. discount
OF 20 por cent ii made from this list.
CoprEh-Coppor bottoms, 40c bruzicrF, over u lis,
47o; timed "copper" doc: planiahed copper, 40o; do,
cut 10 sizes. 481
nNo; Is andi4, iaHc: l5 and 10, llo II, lie i8'
1901 TO- 100 20, 200; fnll bundle, u per cent DIS
count !: fence wire, 7xo by chr load, THo.
NAILs-Were in continued good request at tho
rntcH givcn below: 1A480l, porkcg, $.G2A ratcs
% do, $7.Y7H Cd do, $5.1aH 4d do. $3.50; % do,
$o.l2lS; Sd do, hno s7.oaH; I'd do, s7s7h; clinch,
NAVAL sTonEs-rhore WIS no change. Business
IL rnthor lutot. Following the prices current ::
ida M1,a hsa sSne sas& il aorS masnc We s.
2o922o; tarred rope. y H. 17t9l8e; oakm, % bale,
t5ood96.to piteh, U brl, S5.0ogToo tar = brl. $3.50
@9.00. -
o1LS-Wcrc steady and unchanged. A fatr amount
of trading wns done at the annexed rango Of
prices !: Carbon, 10o; extra lard os], Toe; No. i,
G5o; No. 2, 02c; tnseed, raw, 05c; do boiled,
$l.oo; whale, B5o sperm, 920OG210; meats foot oil,
strictly pnre, s1.io: DO extra, oOo 90 No. ], 100;
common, 15@lGc.
uuClRuRcd We quote:
, 1873-07-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

Rcviow for tho Week Ending Sntur-
dny Evening, July 20.
SATURDAY EVENING, July 20,
The receipts OF livestock during tho week nayo beon
, 1873-07-28


English ycrmilon. per lt...........,.. 1.40@ Las
Be- BcaIles y yo.1n1uon. sa n.....".......--. $500
!Af1s whlte..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.o0@ 400
rurrr. s' -'0'
II II 1a'a; p'aisrs ~ sH@aSs s(ss
PoUITRYITha receipts ths morning wcro liberal
but consisted largely Of small chickcus which were
really at ior bo iaes and ss75@sss for for
aprlugn small do nt f1.6o@26o. saloa Include 10
ssSss sa fsasss u sess IS s''p' 'pFnx' at
sh age "a s to 1 5
i.25 car ii bar1eis sold at s2ss. $50" p''A ~ 'A''9
SEEDS Timothy was IN good request for August
caah. ooyer WIS quiet but hrn At $3.50 oher seeds
were inactive aud noln!nally unchanged. Wo quoto
100 bags timothy At }2o. seller August; car DO It
s31e cars primo do At s. $50 bu do good 1t $500
eaana y . and @
Of salt wero fair, but not sufficient to allow any
nng1lmentatioa Of atocta. We repent: ononlnga,
saoo coarse Dtamona q, s2lo; ground iy sosr % *slo
lairy, without bags. *935; dalry, WIN bugs t4io5
1a5s9 as's Ras 'ss sass e s,;vs T"sa saS
$l.a0@2.U 40 from store. .
oynt aal ssad ua s1 Il et
lss.: xssss % hyssa, sen,"on te isis, 1sSssa 10 %
sllo; common to nne Old iyaon 7oasse essSs eonis
mon IMMORTAL, 6o@oso; good 70 choice, d. 500
fiaSsney, sl.l5ssi.so; o1tss Ieyaas, a5s@ite; 1e;
chofce 70 extra now Jnrau. o0c@s1o0: fair to good
old, 9s@1oo; common do, ss8aao; oolorcd natural
good, 65at6o: choice to extra 85c9sl.0 90.
T0BACCo-There wao qnet feeling In this mar
kc and values wers nominn1ly unchanged. We rcpeat
our list:
FINE Cur-Extra, 76@85o choice, e5@70o ,ncdi-
UNI t5@60o poor to common, 40960c.
pLua-Nataral leaf, 7ot9soo; half bright, 0o@7o;'
lllck, sound, 45t}t5c.
.sMoh1Na-aood to choice, 8a@3go; medium, go
Olo; common, 9G928o. "o
WOop-prtoea we're ssoady and firm, as follows
Beech, $500; maple so0o hickory $1,000 slubs $0co
delivered. '
VEGETADLEa-Fresh stnn Waa In good request.
Tomatoes we're still IN largo supply and moderate rc.
800 per box; unions, sAbo@6.o0; corn, i91@l3o per
doz; bects, 500 per brl; turnips, $l.60@a.b0 per
brl; oucu1nbors, 1ah9l5o Ior dnz; water molons
n A:00@ooo per doz musk melons, $4.0o per dog.
WOOl-Tto wool trado continues fairly aettyo and
tho market ruoa steady at tho quotations giyon b.
Tub washed, extra and neliun... .46osso
, 1873-07-28

5000 Trhders Insurance. Company at QB,
$4,000 III. 8. Il. h T. Company st l4aK.
$500 Corn Exchange Nat1onsl Dank at 100.
AlesBrs. Lunt, Preston l. Kean quote as follows
, 1873-07-28

Total. l........ .,$1, ,l5B, ,176l0 $1,a90, ,4280l
Corresponding weck last
year...........,... 49,. 1856, ,ooos4 1,o1oool0
Tho following quotations OF local stocks arc
furnished by MoBsrs, Hammond Il Gago, 1nan-
ciN agents, 76 Washington street:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16
Incendiarism.

A dastardly attempt was made last
sunday morning. at about ) O'Clock,
TO burn the town of Eureka. Lam.
bert Molinelli, the SENTINEL carrier.
had just started on his morning round
when he discovered the flames issuing
from the rear part of Tommy Doug
lag Senate" saloon. There can he
no question that the fire was kindled
by an incendiary hand. Marks were
distinctly visible, where the cowardlv
villain had crawled under the Luild.
my To apply the torch. A few mi. :.
uies later. and a destructive c~onfaura.
ton, reducing tO ashes, uerha $. The
man portion of the town, would have
been inevitable. Officer Mooney. i'm
us efforts to subdue the flames. We
understand, burnt his hands severely.
Ia affair created much excitement
among property-lIoldurs, ard, had the
offender Leen known, the Coroner
would unquesticnably have been pro.
'lueu WITH a subject. 1t is but natu.
raj that People SHOULD become exas-
perated under such circumstances;
for the man who will deliberately SET
IRE 10 town Is Justly looked upon AS
the worst of all criminals. We are
reilably informed that the matter un-
del notice has had the effect To reyi, g
the Vigilance Committee which was
Ill existence here il year or more ago
ana 1t Is not improbable that the
members thereof mean business.
With the recollection of the des,ruc-
ton of Hamilton so fresh i'm their
minds, they are in no temper to I've
trifled with. Things begin to look
squaIly, and even AN accidental fire
might result in the hanging of a half
dozen suspicious char acters. We
trust, for the honor OF our town, that
violent means will not be resurted to
by the Citizens Protective A,socia-
ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16
INTELLIGENCE,
Justices Court.

Law and the day before were
lively with Judge Gates in
to the cases of law-breakers.
BIZ of combativeness seems
to have been excited to an
condition with many Of the
hs of our community, and in
es with the daughters. The
|. Fisher and Mcmillan were
of on Sunday. The first
)ilty to assault and battery,
hned $50. in failing to pay
was given quarters at the
tail. The second demanded a
land was convicted upon the
Erge and fined also $50, which
Be Of Louis Doe appeared
b the docket Yesterday morn
rty dollars of a fine was inn
)on him for assault, which he
n Whalan's case came next.
landed a jury trial. and was
y upon n charge of disturb
peace. Sentence was reserved
t,ock this morning.
Vernon amused herself Sun
ming by firing q couple of
I'm a siX-shnoter across Buel
While people were passing
forth almost every instant.
was hurt, but a gentleman
%peaceably along in the street
a close call from one of the
Mollie offered in excuse for
uct that a man had disturbed
zee by interfering with the
shutters of her house, and
y course she knew Of to pro-
pelf was by opening fire upon
y who might chance to he in
nifty. Judge Gates directed
Phe course to pursue in such
nd fined her thirty dollars for
(e had done.
ermon was arraigned for fight.
llomOn demanded from the
nat twelve men should pass
Is guilt or innocence. His case
flor two o'clock this afternoon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16
LOSING OUT. ID. Mannheim has caused

CLOSINU OII.- u. .MUTlNVIW HAS CIUSCU
immense posters to be distributed abou
town, announcing his determination to
close out his stock of dry and fancy
goods within the next SiXt. days, at less
than cost in san Francisco. Here is Il
are chance Tor the ladies, for Dave
means business. He intends to carry on
the grocery business exclusively here
after, and must sell Off his dry goods to
make roOm. The stock is complete, uew
ana fashionable. and the prices, as an
nounced i'll his poster, are below bedrock.
Go to Manheim's M buy yourself ricn.
iy2O
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16
Bullion Shipment,

w. L. Pritchard shipped yesterday
for the Richmo I'd Company 16O,-71
pounds of bullion; for the Eureka
Consolidated Al $50 pounds; and for
the Ruby Consolidated, 4 1854. In
addition to the above, the X. X. ship
ped by private teams 80, 900 pounds /;
making u grand total of 297, lis pounds
equal to ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
EIGHT TONS MI \ FRACTION. Talk
about your lead and silver bullion
producing camps. Eureka can l,eat
the world. Our bullion shipments
are positively enormous and the best
OF IL Is, they are constantly on the
Increase. All OF the mines OF Utah
Territory, about which there has been
SO much blowing t l. the last year or
two, do not equal two or three Of our
leading claims on Ruby Hill. These
are facts that cannot be COntroverted,
as Il bullion product clearly demon
strates. We look forward u the day,
and that in the near future, when
mining property III this district VII!
be as eagerly sought fort 10y capitalists
and mining operators as that OF any
other part OF the Pacific coast. Sinelt-
Ing is comparatively Il new branch ot
mining III this country, and hence we
have had lnnuilIeralle obstacles to
surinount. That it is AS legitimate
and profitable rs any other character
OF mining does not admit OF u doubt.
The figures prove this.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGE.-An
important transaction was effected
yesterday between two of the prom.
inent business hot;ses of Eureka. 7.
Baron disposed of his entire stock of
general merchandise to nessis. Ober.
fielder & Harrison. AS we understand
u, the latter firm will conduct both
houses in the future, having leased
the fire-proOf store of MIR. Baron for
a term of months. They Will keer
IN one Of their splendid stores, cloth
ing, gentiemen's furnishing goods,
etc. and the other will he devoted ex-
clnsivelv to the grocery business. As
the buildings are situated side by side
this will be a convenient arrangement.
Mr.. Baron in retiring solicits for the
new firm a continuance OF the gener-
Gus patronage hitherto bestowed upon
him. He also gives notice that all
bills due him must he settled within
thirty days, otherwise he will take
proner legal steps to enforce their
collection. Anv bills that he may
owe will be paid OF presentation.
Persons having business with Mr..
Baron can find him at the old store
until further notice. The above facts
will he found In q card under the
head OF New To-Day
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

Arrivals.

Arrivals.
bpRurr 4 ESSoR's LINE:
Mrs Marchant
S j Sardner
l. Woodruff
m a Mcdonald
VIM Weber
Prof J Z Clayton
Departures.
ppRUFr 4 ENNOR'S LINE:
Mrs Slevich
er Mary A Hamilton
ms Father Mevill
Mrs Probert
James
hgton and W X Smith
] Arthur
serstien Curard
Ur O'Neil
BY ELKo LINE.
VIM Huntworth
Sde S Williams
! Tip Grendorf
Lee Walls
ARTURES BY ELKo LINE.
John Backer.
Is S b Wyman
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

"A HALL.-Pete Esterley and
Reigelhuth give notice under
d OF New To- ay that they
Purchased the above property.
ersons having claims against
Ppertv are requ sted to notify
)chaSerS Immediately.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16

% OF EQUALIZATION. - The
/ Commissioners met yester-
. Board of Equalization. They
Flee that they will be in Ses-
pa day from 10 to II and from
o'clock. Persons having bust
nth the Board should govern
lives accordingly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-16
.urcka Sentinel.
hook REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. is.
Valley. l7h b3. lIh BIO. IS
b..
nd & Ely, IL. 'lh'
Con-, l2S. l2ss.
Csc.
"A.
an Flag, 3D..
E.7a,7 $50, 6h. &.
easnre, 6S.7.
Is, 81, 70 b3O, w.
/, to, 66.
nia, NV. 20. l9.:
Curry. l29s, IN.
Nm, s. s b s.
40, A., an.
Icket, 81, 5ih.
!, IL.