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wheat, is 2d spring, is 2d12s H. nGa T." 19a ii
club, It's I'd. Corn, ais Cd.
Pork, COS. Lard, 40s Cd. Receipts for three days,
81, COO quarters, 1,0lo American.
1IvElroo1 h1ay 13-1 p. m:-unchaugcd. .-
LIVERPOOL, HIsy l3-2 y. tn.-DruadstuHs lrtncr
spriug wheat. na 3a@l2s I'll whlte ia I'd; clnb l2s
4l@1ls Cd. Pork, G8s. -
LoxDoN, May i3-6 p. m.-Conaols, ost@9371 for
nlouey; Y37<D315 on account; $685. Co., 911x: do G7,
a3sx !; lo-I0s, 8a'{ new bs, NV Erie, AK.
The demand for accommodation at thu Bank ct Eng
and to-day WIS heavy at the bank rate of diBcount.
Tho rato Of discount for threo 1nonths hills iu opou
market u 1.l1 below tho bank rate. The ratio for
mtnex ut ths Stock Exchange On governments Is ~
lower than tho bank ratea.
Turpenne. 38a Cd.
!: PAnis, May 1s-Rentes, bif o5o.
L1vkRrooi, May -Even.ng.-Cotton quiet md
steady; midding uplands, BJ&d; Orleans gid; Bules
u 900 bales; apeeulaton md export 5000; Amo1iean
sgd; April aud May, lb-l6a9d; April and May
Savannah or Charleston, SAD; July and August do
8Md.
rs "a; club, 12a 4a@l2s Cd rcd slsi1g, Ils 2d a9
12s Sd rcd wntor, Us I'd. Flour, 27s Cd. Corn 27s
Oil. Peas, sos.
Pork, 6as Cheeso, 7oa ID. Spirits petroleum, 1oa.
Cumberland mtddles, Sos Sd.
Shipments Of cotton from Bombay slnca tho laat TO-
port, 5000 balos.
Yarns and fabrics In Manchoster quiet and un-
changed. -..-
Aa1wEnr, M.y 1s.-Roanod petroleum, 4oa ID.
, 1873-05-14

Col. J. D. Calilli Quincy, Ia ut Tho Sherman.
Commodore Rogers, US. n, is ut tho Bher-
man. :.
=, ION. ". p. 8. Sanger, Washington, ia at tho
Sherman. -
n,,Hon. phtlotun sawyor, Wisconsin, is nt tho
Sherman.
Doror1y r.. Koim, ESQ.,, Qonoral paBaongor
Agout of tho Kansas Pacific Isallrond, ia In tho
city.
Hon.. .1saas N. Arnold and family loft tho city
yesterday for New York, whore they will tako
atoamor for Europe. il,
g. 4. Dar1lce. Of Kontuc!ty, will speak at owa-
loyn Hall on Wednesday,, friday and Sunday
evenings.
A. II. r,rloy, Eaq., tho ntfablo City Comp
trollor, has efhibitotl Ills appreciation Of tho
natural Advantages Of living uldor m offoto dos.
potisln by removing hfn household gods to Hyde
AID. Cleveland calls nootlng Of tho Commit
to- On Licenses for t9aS Az olowy "snts 1a
aud AID. G. r. Dowon would like to 500 tho COM
inittoo on Wllarvoa aud Public Grounds on Sat-
urday afternoon. 50 - ''..
Tho nov. Jamos A.. Dollou,. Of Cleveland, is
callod to Ut. Lukos Church, Buffalo.
Judge swayno, of tho Unitod stntos Supreme
Court, is holding term Of conrt at Cleveland,
O.,--judgo ollarloa T. sherman boing uudor
cenHrro Of tho Lar.
Lord Campbell, younger SON Of tho Du1to Of
Argyle, has tnkon desk in tho clearinghouse
df Coutta T. Co., London; all appointments In
that bank boing positions of high honor.
Thomas W. Knox, who went abroad last wook,
thinks OF staying two years. and returning by
another round-the-world Journey the East, India,
Japan, China, EaAtern Siberia mid California.
Ho has another book on hiB mind. .....
T. Clark, Jr., who has boon General and Local
Freight Agent OF tho New York Central Rai1rond
ut Buffalo sinco 1867, has boon appointed Cen
oral WoBtorn Freight Agont Of tho Company.
Some wag on route to tho Pacific coast gavo
| his namo ns Horny Ward Doecllor, and crowds
beyond Carlin, even to Ban Francisco, collected
at tho dopote to got sight Of tho Brooklyn elor-
gymAn. It Wnan't ho.
Tho Rev. R. ". Travis OF Docntur, ILL.,, states
that local preecher in thnt city was, i'll answor
to prayer, Instantly and thoroughly curod Of .
disease in hlB oyos that had wa1od worae and
worBe for sxteon years, until, having tried all
romodleB In vain, it waa about to result in total
blindness. Tho doctors gavo him no hope, when
ho carried tho matter to God in earnest prayer,
and in ono moment was fully and permanently
restored. Tho most remarkable part Of tho story
| Ia found in those Worda of Brother Travis: "To
eavo tho feelings Of tho family I withhold both
! the name and localiOn,H
, 1873-05-14

4 pigeon-shootinH match for stake Of a100
occurred Mt Hyde 1'ark yesterday, }otwoon ]. =.
Robertson, who claims to be tho champion
pigoon-shootor Of Scotland, and DR.. D. II.
DroBs, OF this .oity. Each n'an shot ut twenty
yo birds, single rBoa, hut tho number of yartB
In rise aud boundary haya not been given. The
following ia tho seoro:
11roaa, .111111l1l11ll11o i
Nobert'n n,01t1111011I111111 o
J, r. Robertson md i. Robertson followed in
tho following roHnlt:
J.p, Robertson. ....,.t Ill 01 o-8
F. lobcrtsol.. ..,...".1',o IL L o o.
r. Price, Baldwin, md Dr. Dross shot for slO
Hile al ton birds each, aud Auy killed. uino,
eight, and Heyon respectively.
a. Tie bottin9 ll,,tho ross.Ilobertaon match
, 1873-05-14
PROPOSALS..
To Builders and Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received until the oeth
DIV ~ Mny 1919 at 20 ILL.,, by tho Boasd Of Commits
I,s Uook County, for any portion all Of tho ma
to ouutalnad In tho buildings and fancca on the
School grounds At HYDE Park with tho exception
Of tho dwelling houso the uarthwest corner Of Forty
thirds anh Hyde consisting Of bsicks jo!as.
lumber, Windows doors grcon.honass, glass. toucnRs
posts, cto.
Tho buildings to bo taken down and tho Matattal ro
moved Within thirty days after tue conraut for tho tas
thereof IL executed.
Tho right rejeob all bids roceivod Is rcsorVod
Proposals must bo 1nelosod In ssalod envelope ID
dorsod rsoposals TOR tho various kinds OF material
n.mod,,n and depositsd With tho County o!ess. ad.
dressed to Tho Board Of Commissioners ot Cook County,
GEORGE n. D0GUE
GARTER II. HARRISON.
II. II. BlN9RR,
... .T1IOS. LONHRGAN.
. .. JOHN II. QL0UGH,
Commttsoo on Finance Board Of Commissioners OF Cook
afntX
, 1873-05-14

DurRALo, May 1s.-OATr1R-Reccipta to-day fn-
0,324. Market slow at A,to advance on lsst wsaks.
closing pscos Quality Of stock good Ths ens OIL
disposed Of. salea: 492 Illinois atcera ~ LOGO to
1sio lbs a. 90 Ohio steess w io77 ~ H.,
at Go; Cd lows sfeera av 1901 to 2os s at r.
Is Missouri stoora av 1,32l lts, =. $3.50: % 1o!s
rtucers 99l It's, at $3.50; 10 iowa sockora ~ 97o
lbs, at $5.40@6.B0. IT,.
tnxEr AND LAnns-fa-day, 800. Total for tho
week, ,e00 Market opened A@1Sc sdyaace on IA! !ass
81 to 07 thu, al $3.BOt1G.60. ,
Hooa-Iseceipts for the week, 49, 800. Marke< dnn
at l4st weeks closing ratea. Haloa 10y lino!a
207 s, =. 1853; COS Ohio hogs, l7a lbs. at $3.50 u
etock> hogs, VI tbs, at $8.12H.
, 1873-05-14
MARINE.
PORT or CHICAGO.
ARRIVED ..........

>: PORT or CHICAGO.
u,,u ..o. f,.vssnd Ahm5vRp 1sE ;on; co,, May 1a'
scr City Of drcsn 1ay, ooyeland, d75 tons limo stonc
Bark Cleveland, Monominee, I'D N lumber, 70 N
schr nIinncsota, h1eaoninoo, ~ M lumber.
ssF sF fssea E.ss nass sos ssi
enr ysss9 rp: so s9 N ussr
] :F ssa sayaa{s Ss ,ssss ssyon s 1so uSsF aSsF
ass assw 1T T. 1s51 Eaa Ms' 70 as ess. s:'
aeSe SP eaen %es nsness II 10 tons % % eoa
Prop ". T. GrAvea, Buffalo, light.
Bclr Guide, at. Joseph, IS ~ lumber.
Prop oeonto, dfoen bay, 1oo tons pig iron, 800 n
sEms saebeyg.n milwaukee, 60 brla fish, bales wool,
Prop @ e1ssias msts, Msnistea. l5o N lumber. 200 m
amr annie Young Et ass bzl. sugar, and 'unarie'
strnr Cleveland, ogdonsburgl,, auudries.
sco~ Ludngtoi' North Bay l'oo telegraph pols''
sehz Iamlsrnaa, BLACK Greek. 14o aa m m Lumber, Lumber.
seSr ssSr Tfiniisa, q 15s os~eso. 80 tons oga '
scov Green BY naslne, 2b'o telegraph p0los' 1000
scou Fiors. Fis,ns fSs, saHe.tuck, 80 II, lumber.
,acow Granger, ST. Paula rior, 65 II, lumber.
BARK 0gaei.a, buffalo, $50 toms conl.
.sf y.a Efs see 5o ton. coal.
BARK E. q. T.; Nono,n!neo, 200 m lumber.
Schr Z. i. Diako Aluskegon, 100 m iumber-
Bcl.r petrul, Muafcgon, 100 IN lumber.
stmr Alpena,, Musiegou,, a9l ptg. s,uarie'.
stmr Speed, atuaksgon, 100 r. q ln1noer.
Stmr NJ. Stalker, Cloyoiand 400 tons coal.
Btmr Topsy, Muakegon, 150 III Lumbar.
Btmr N. Hulth, South Haven, 10 M lumbar.
~''' CLEARED, MAY -,
selne selir Ausorie., Ai KinssFon, 1000 bu wheat.
Prop ", i. 0rayeut Du dAlo, ~, 900 bu oata.
achr Ieeuu.seh, aoaesteh, = @ 2S7 b, bu ,, wheat.
chr A%ssn A'mg a.a mq,5ao 5o 5s'1 pu 9e eoFn woa'
Prop Badger state buffalo, 49, 27a b" wheat, 1928 eu
sehr ? i. Dohbtus, Buffalo, 20 900 e'e BY BY . eSra:
| Hchr John Magoe, Ningaton, 1!,958 hu whesf.
| Prop n. Groh, Maniasoe. auuarcA.
| schr Yaukeo Eric, 49, 655 BY corn.
Prop Peerless Hancock 33l sacks feed, 1000 pn OATS
| 423 pkga merchandise.
schr Jes.io Phillips, alantsoo 80 tons hns 1000 bu
Prop oconto Green ay, 16o brls flour. brla oil, and
stmr sheboygsn. shoboygsn, 9ss pkRa sanlriss.
gohr J: ngler. Port 0olborno, A g. oo9 M 6a wheat.
Minnie xgsn ss 69o n Sr ms.; "s s4as pr,
| flour, 10 bales broom corn.
Prop James ratt, pn.falo, u lao BY wleat. M ~,
Prop L. W. ulauohara. buffalo, lv,ooo bu whoat, 1000
| hu oats, 800 brls ilour.
schr Orient, kingston, Gao hs wheat.
suhr ii. Fillmore, Ktngason, 1s.2!a hu wheat.
schr Monetary, Kingston, - q 81 81, b.. , wheat.
sohr q, b. R,sss! Bunaio o,ooo bu whets. :,
Prop Oily Of Traverse Traverse City 10 hrla pork II
brla lard, II head catt!o, 70 heal shoaA, aud sun
sohr W. lawson, Musksgon, - nj brick, aud sun
Dark Cleveland, MsnQnlneo. a ptaa auudslas,
, 1873-05-14

Improved Property on Long Crodit-
Your attuntion " called to tho card OF Geo. T. Tread
way untor tho head OF rosl estate for salo o oforB
for sae on long ne y. per cent interos With smaa
amount in hand, two cottages on South Dearborn
street, Just Houth Of street. The prop
ery Ii In good repair anl is very valuable. No betor
chance for the pnrchaao Of Homestead las eHor beon
offered. His ofl}co IL No. al LaSalto Htroct.
, 1873-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.. =
Eurf.atiOn and PrOstr;atiOn.

Lot M rooco that tho absurd aud idea ths
siuk people could bs rostorol to health and stron os
yioent cathartto trganlcnt hhs becu pretty Ecra oA
nodsi II thore aro still be found "ioaloa1 Jug
mat!sts who ooyo such practice, tho .'nof
Of to out the better 1t will hc toF shea
rational modc Of deasluR With hplnon aaaa,o
So.e. nttes woro introduced and that powerful vcs'
otab iuvisarant began Its triumphant progress to unt.
vessal popularity Tho world understand tho an
porance Of strengthening. refreshing, anu roguatnR
a. we'll purgiuz. tho dlsordood aysom and Is aware
that all toso 60 together uader the nurfod
ouersttou OF tho Standard Rsstoraivo of tho age. Pro
pn.c sy.sm for the debilitatng hoat Of summer with
this vitalizing spoclae: -
, 1873-05-14

Wo havo ao1no now pianos that have been rented
from tlreo to six months.
Also a fow TINT havo had tho outside caBes aome-
what injured III moving.
Thcse will be sold 1T tho worry lowest prtcos-from
$500 to 5000.
aplunlid opportunity to purchase good, durable
inatrunnt, cvcry piano will 10 warranted to gtyo
satisfaction or nlntey refunded.
Gall and them at new plnco Of busineas..-the
Aacst mana toareroon8 Ia the 1rorld.
Reed'H Temple Of kftHfc,
Corner Dearborn 2ud Yum Duren atreets.
, 1873-05-14

$780, barley unlf OAhadh HcAtt $l.lo. Malt atu: |
ssvs sss s"ss !fss S's
srp es9SSo sssx roe,,Sst MstttS15' .na aps3o
11, Maob-an ~ y1nr. va .olnJ lffnrhnnnad
naao1a1xanGocc f1a AND Seadx iio 17<a1oxo. snoar
,cl1o spd srog air ' to sood @ rens' 'Tl@s$c
IL fk7noIaua-ofado' f@o' fohneo' last nah May
IV{ic. 1... nr.,,.. . ro,,,a ,,., n,.x .,,u.
ri W @ it, 2s noo, so.p .Gs p'M and su u
oango4 Gut meats 9sa 11%a ana qns1snge " aasa
"eax: moa!Sa ,n a sn nch.n;1cf no;
ooIIAa A"O VI ss. M @,.o "'''"'"8'o'
onorr.z, o. AZ .SDtNS1rr1 ial.corrosouos Mt 1sso
n,T;ax 5;a :; s,E soe. yo firm At
aRooznlKs-Fir1n.
o1Ls-Tdrm;;
5ur1.a|Ra1!, and lowor at 2oeas0.
91a %sas s.dy Pork he s,o
sasss tSSssY: se,es s 4 70 4nys 9nys:
s2' i'sas e. s'sss
md moro aShvoi snon,aesa: c,ear rao 7ioes'
:s>ic, With e9es o. sEann n1 'o1 c'eae ~ '1@'Ao'
,,,.1 Mit,WA1nEE. Z n1k 1.rnra- -z,,rr o,,,o,
sd pnshanssa wheat T. ar aSms'a and nfm
dsand Sa sTa I'm No. Se dorn seady s \ No.
xca. 4aa. TT aca!xu 1u a. No' y 'o'se'
As55ey steNuy ~. = .tt'na, 1ose ,o,<.
.. -. - rnSt -. r'i...s onntS',
ah1pAfrS1a-floaF kHyT 1yGgy pfis ~hca'' 1o''o o"'
N4snv11!z My lo-oorroNnuil md aEo'9p,D!s
1eMe: hs..n,ruvva-rour demand ,tat n0aers firm at
NJ oaao "a w1;cat don"na 1IaIf holders farrn At
g: sss S,ss2
5r mi 1 maas a. ees 7o ooar
nb sdes, go; cioar, ioo. Bacon quiet and unchans
Wn,sE51s;,sady HI; sa, T. yaa,tsS,,, st go:
Al D~' S'~is ToEEbo.
nncnnpc w Whost ni and ssde iower No.
1.hin Mah.a W q nj a1tra whfto Michigan 32oo
No. Nj Do, Si.oo; No. do, &i7o; a!nbor Michigan,
$1 III ~ sensE IT. 'ano o salcr ,iax Corn il
lower low I'll hieh % mixed, spot, AXE seier siay, 4sle;
As9 s9,'a no rrae iaioHc osss da but
a%sasnssd:: -" ns.,, ~ ~. s.ss, ',ss..a., ,
nsortrra-F1onr. iooo bra wheat, II 900 bu corn,
+@Ss Il sat: s sIssS e. M n.,. .,.,, >, mn IN
corn, Il 90 bu osss, 20 y; ;r1a "D N'''
on a an an s9snee Ii No haao
rel fsl $eaSloi ~ fod m'nses; s1eo ~ roo uo5
ao u S4nn oata sctiyo
| sns3 oam,ooI. NJ D HiGo m irock. a5r<G9no in
Sxsor So gn nys
't9S@y W';fanywaft "t sge 70. uy Pstmsi ~ Co..
mcats norninally unchangcd Bacon dull, with ouly
5on1ng sna oft,er ,s u f1ae nas iera n0'tA
OArrLE-Quiot inforior to common, 2@3Xc; fat
@ III nn ;o@s @s .,,1" h 49, ao' 1soo ou o's'sS
n:,,.,. ,,,, 4yTIAIo y}i! t12,~ xvn,.t Anil .,,o,
No. Miwaufce 1t Il 10 in cur ios. Corn dull saie
cargo syo h, dJa ~ @ m.raj i a.s Of
Weae,1, III ~ s1c net1 a"ads a. ato.,v. A
, 1873-05-14

DETROIT, Mtcll., May 13.-pAaaEb UowA-rrora
City Of Concord, hortdn Caihrl,o'l, william uowa,
Toledo, sabrook atil!a aid barges Tdreat CITY snd
bargos Allegheny and largea hasks Boshic oarwick,
William sturgia ucllra william, Homo, Southampton,
Trowbridgc, Hungarian, H. Wela, Dcr1n l1arnoa:
Won 0sorso ssS cx
nnn 1dal,t, Cuya!loga, rorry. ]Ia,nla Jra. Peoria.
pAssIn ur-1'ro.s Jnya, rl1tl siotiasn bark Thra'
to1, solir Montpelier. '4
W1ND-NortlWcHt.
DETROIT, Ericl,., May 13-Eyouing Down
-Props Bantlao, India; barka H. Merritt, summer
Cloud, Bunny Bldo, Cambridge, Acorn ; schrs OAK
Loaf, Vim. Homo, iypho, Ogdun, Mimic Williams
Turner. Minnie MuelleF, pfenson James oo,eh lisck
1tayca l.. il. Gnio, Advance, BooAy Monitor No. O.
D. Locke Milan, t,ooper, VIM shnfc, L: NJ Mason
Thomas Gowcn, Nort1lern HELLO, Hoard os Tralo
drotoh, Jennie humball, j. 1su'nba, droson, Thoma
Quhgti, Eyntlne.
PAxaEn ur-lropa Horny Howard, Monaota: sch
9andorRan.
WrND-Wrst.
, 1873-05-14

Tho namo OF A. Booth, at No. 124 Michigan senue,
sugRes.a nil kinla Of good things. Ile Las now
healthy consignment Of choico products Of California,
whcro snow III May Is nnleard Of and opou can
MT b0 put during winter weather. IIo has Cf 1ifor
nia asparagln chorriea pcas Koossberrlas, 81 rME-
chickens, canliaowfrs and salmun. 1t BouulIa like
summer, aud tastes a great dea better.
, 1873-05-14

WATEnTowN, n1asa, May 1s.-DKEs 0ArrLE-np-
ceir.s lat head prcos Of Western atnara not yari
essentially from laat weoltt rates. Hale. Of uoice at
$l1e3u.to; axtrs, $esaes9;75 hrst 9nality, *8.oos
sf9 see as a1sos ints n! 4s xorv tt,o
life III Tip market salos in loa at s3.0 t0 each
extra, 6a3e. Bpsing lanlbs, 1oG3l2o.
t'YRAE GALYEa-GG99o
, 1873-05-14
THN CHfCAGO DAILY TRIBUNE:

waa Mt tho ratio OF &75 to 825 on tho former, and
as conetderablo money changed ha1lda, an effort
will 10 mnde to arrange for anothor match DO.
tween thom. THO Doctors baolora do not fool
favorite, and thoy arc anxious to got oven II
m Hpfbn. -
, 1873-05-14
THE BENEVOLENT F1REMEN.

There was large attendance at tho annual
meeting of the Firomen'B Benevolent AsBocla-
tion which was held laat evening over tho Tits
worth Engine house, No. 1s Dearborn stroet. A
report Of tho proceedings of tho Board OF Trus-
tecs during tho lust fiscal year WAS submitted by
tho Secretary. It showed TINT roliDf hnd beon
extended to tho following mombors and families
Of deceased mombora Of the Fire department:
John Reilly, Valentino Rois, G. Lager, a. Kruger,
Potter Stark, Mrs. ?. Powers, David h1iller, Mira.
J: 7. Edwards, Mrs. J. Hall, Henry Mcbride.
Mrs. J. schloasoyan, T. Melvin, John p. plous,
Mrs. J. II. Johnstono, D. Flint, T. Dorny, G. ".
Mannis. Martin Loyoo. orphans Of G.. Shorwin,
Y. II. Hoisington, J. Wellor, T. 4. Swoinc, Mrs.
drsor, J. O. 6parr, mud 4. King. During the
year si1 loss ia Calvary Cenotcry l,avo been pre-
eontod to the Association. Tho Secretary thon
made como we'll choaon remarks on tho pros
pcrity Of tho Society, and congratulated tho So
oioty on tho occupancy Of the now hall.
Tho Treaaurors annual statement ia Us fol-
lows:
deins Loans: e; az l. 'oooo
ExpenBeR. 974.31- 4, ,439.47
TotAl...-.................... ,1S9'4f
Gssh o. bend My Il 81; >;
1ttcrest....... 9,Ga1.35
Iifo Members. GEO. $4,000
, 1873-05-14

Three dol1ars per to 10 addod Wh0n tfanaeEEd1,
which charRo follows the shtngleA.
Thicknoss-Five shingles to bo swo tuchos In thick
nseB.
Lougth--axtecn inc,ea.
Dlack-Walnut - CollntcrB, $100.00@160.00; clear,
305. 0oG276.00 T. common, s40.o0s60oo; Gull, $3oooa
Is, 100 flooring, f50. .0O@G0.00.
Asll-Clcar $3000@l0.o0; common, $90.00@25.o0; /;
eslll, $1200t3ia.00 flooring, $50. .0o@40.00.
Oak-Cloar, $90u0@40.o1; common, $20.d0@25.0 90 :;
llickoryIolear, SIS .oo@46.oo; common. $25.oo@
SOD Gull, $l2.o6@1soo: .oo ..,,. =, :.
Gull, $40 003l5.00.
Dutternat-Olesr, s5o.oo@so.oo; common, $25.oo9
35.U0.
Ghorry-olear, ssooo@eo.oo; common, s2s.oo@
IS. 90 Gull, $12.6n31 800.
whitowood- $3o.0o34o.0o; common, $1,000
G30o0; Gull, $l0.0oG5l600.
Wagon stock-Hickory axles, per set, $1.0o@1 80 !;
wagon polcs, sach, 45@56c; bog boards $35.
, 1873-05-14

The reduction 1n pricea OF furniture ut Potter King
Co.'s, Nos. 284, 2a6, aud o8S Wabash nyenuo. Black
walnut marble-top chamber suits for $GD.
, 1873-05-14
DRY GOODS,
CARSON,
PRIZE & co.
Retail Department..
". MADISON AND PE0RlA-STS.
In order to i1augurate bust-
ness in their spacious and ele-
CANT new premises, offer the
following :... -,
INTERESTING PRICES,

Largo new, assortmcnt Of Dress Goods on tho
cheap centre tables at u, w anu 20 cls' sonle
Of them reduced from 5o cts' yd'
Lot Of yard "ldo casllnefes' new shaueS'
" !, ~ cts
Chotco slloaes III Alpacas, lopi'a Alpacos aho
itosctl1 ciolhs ". " ~ cts' yaru. o..;
-, A very handschle nihe oi ah-wool oietoahes'
hlegalls ofaues, at o9 c!s' Megalar pfigo o. cts'
to na,noat % eo1aro W NJ ~ eta. rco,lv wort Al 2
1yoms To11 pon1ins NJ hrioht md hau1some
as Iriph Poplina. 75. IS and 81 90 yard. worth
| from 81 90 to $i75,
Pins beat Irish Popllns, under value. i
Black Grenadines, best qualities, very cheap.
, 1873-05-14
LUMBER.

TuKApAT EVENING, May IL.
8ovdrtl deAsDrn from tho country "oro on tho mar
kot, but thore was very ttlo bnsinesh transacted
owing to tic exceedingly Light oHnriigs. Tho Winu
hah been nnfayorabo for Gay or two for vcssoa 70
got I'M pnt 11lte hummer AAVe gong outr H!u " ~
Tho market IL III about th1 condition ~ 1t has
bosn though, owinG 10 tho Light offerings and In
cronaed folnan bottor feeling cIiAta jts now, hus
pricea worry low n fact 10 low TINT tho lnmherou
nro lohing heavily on I'LL coaf9o Braueas anil tao TO-
ln1auor. ~ Ts i faot T alao hia y totldoroy 70 70
duce tho rocelris. JofstA and HnantltnB hro
now selling At t000@1o23 md It is understood tat
cargo VIA aud q fow days EGO bclow taoao 1Hufna.
btripH and boarda Nt $0.35931e.00 !or common 70
eholcgi ath a. $1bu9321b; shinBca, S,.po9I.aa So.
uo tlao: All tho hiGnor RrhMea " lupar *ro set5
Ach1, anu arc ufey to 10 30 sa9 aoshous
Theso grnes nro III active demand a. the Eaat nnu aa
soo as the humtncr rates OF ra 1re'Ents nfo csab-
NOW boing nailo by lake direct from tho ,nl,!s.
In tho afternoon eoyota! tedaola hrflseu anu tho
mnrkot was moro aotiYo ut about ZIG eano range OK
prcea. ,.r,,,
Racs woro reported Of cafQoea aehts ao4slo fniIpe
from Afanstos, 1&2 m boards anu atf1fe a. $i1eV
21n mixed nt $10.25 Evening staf from hiahetcet ~
m ANAL lu1ubar at $12 90 130 N 3oste anu Aeahtn8
a. $1025 schr JoAoa, from huske8ont W. ~ stfars
and boards Ut - ID Isss nNN S =
$1,000 u m ath ut $3.50 achr haa@ns from Ho!tl+
en-, 30 N p!cco anf at sloDo - m oosrus ana st1ps
at S1200 prop Oconso. from Uepue, Aoo III osunofy
"a hh1nB'oa ~ *o'o''
, 1873-05-14

p11UsnuM0H, May l3.-Crudo p0troleuln uuH anu
dropping $260 per br 1T ParkorH 8?o 1er Ral hsre'
ltrlet dill At 10H8l0tc, delivered III tailauoIEa'a'
aud 1GGAl9Au OIL cars hera.
, 1873-05-14

1ot1 aaRo6.
Cemetery luta and monumont not Included in asses.
Tie election Vt four Trpstocs for five yearB
was then proceeded with. It was q most tedious
proceeding, and terminated with tho election Of
q. N. Holden, II. ". Shay, George ". Hannis,
and e.. p. Wood. -. ~.
A vote, OF thanke WAS voted to tho Treasuror,
for lia ablo and loness management Of tho
funds.
a 1nooting Of tllo TrusteeB was cellod for next
ma.rf afv night for the purpose Of organizing the
ooA1o' Ill., Asaociation then adjourned.
, 1873-05-14

LAsALlR, may lat-Lno sleamel GiaA'ou ; i.fa
from s !toan taa IN III oan kvit ~ r1.tron for
G.nnan r,,n ~ = ~ 1ocpwoo Wilh Kinnstm coal,
G!t1Rt. ~ nRt 0 ,mI All 1ni 1oi,t destnntion I'M.
4or pnaIasu, is n aS ih ftar66,,isu st Mrrei]oaI.n
@ n1Mn mastnS y Wy onnvoive NJ paoria Deer
or q PVT uhtlinntho aua bsmnn at Imam iii jiu
taIA a. otuiGo..,o ILL., .1 ifinit Nv a. rxu,a 2hfy
.foan .taan o., Lou'7' III" oop"A'o' AS''' AVA e'
TLo Steamer Dskor arrived from st. 1oa this ator.
noe M Ho s,a corn n, i'm tcSnn an ono
M ios Sous' @ u,s WA va 1ronrcS trsn At pcrI,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-30
FROM ROBINSON DIsTRICT.

From Assessor 7. R. cranley, just re-
turned from Mineral City, Robinson
District, we learn that matters in the
mining line are looking finely out that
way. The mines Of the Hayes and Wat
o Companies are steadily worked, with
most encouraging results, and ore is
being constantly placed upon the dump,
rendering assurance doubly sure that,
when the new mill is up and ready for
ehr1shing, no fault can be found with
the quantity of rock on hand. Contigu-
GUS to the Hayes mine, are the Kate
Hayes, Norfolk and Emmett locations.
owned by John Benefel, L. r. Cranley.
Matt. Gleason, and j. C. Russell, all of
which are looking extremely well, and
are being constantly worked with good
results. A company has been formed to
work the Lamb and Caruthers mine.
called the Ward, Ellis Consolidation,
and great hopes are entertained of a large
operation in the developments. The
mill is in a forward state of construction
and will be ready for work in a short
time. We are informed that miners and
spectators are daily arriving, and all
seem satisfied with the showing at present,
and confident Of the future of Robinson.
There can be no question that sooner or
later, with the immense and apparently
i~nexhaustible quantities Of ore in sight
there, this district must attract a large
share of attention among mining men,
and the bullion shipments must disclose
the fact of its intrinsic value as a pro-
Queer. The best proof of its real merit
exists in the fact that since 1868 mines
of silver and copper have been worked
with splendid success. The copper ore
alone, we are informed by a practical
copper miner, being capable of producing
n large and remuneratiye revenue. 1t is
proposed shortly to hnild furnaces for
the reduction of the latter character of
mineral, which are to be under the man
of a San Francisco company.
In fact, from our own personal knowl-
we can point to no camp in East
srn Nevada to-day whose prospects for
! prosperous future are brighter than ARE
Of Robinson District.