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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

FRESH EGGS at thirty cents per dozen
at retail, at Johnson's grocery store, on
Main street. Je2ltf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

Go TO j. OTTENHEIMER'S FOL FINE I'M
ported cigars, tobacco, jewelry, fancy
goods, stationery, etc. He will sell at re-
duced prices. 1eloti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

ockERY AND GLASSwARE.-Few
on the Pacific coast are better
w than John T.. Naviland, of the
OF Haviland IL Co., 1856 Pine
San Francisco. His partner,
ray Davis, is alse well and favor
SHOWN, but Haviland is the
! 81 the concern. They make a
AMY OF crockery and glassware,
bnofe particularly saloon fixtures.
pu want to 1T up a saloon in ele-
SSlyiee. all you have to co is to
lne dimensions of your room to
1iana x Co. 1885 Pine street, and
VIII supply you with everything
Soou taste can suggest. They
extensively, in fact, in all kinds
|Ockery and glassware, including
as we'll as ornamental ar
,, we direct the particular atten-
" our business men to their card,
rVand under the head Of New
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

SHIPPED.-!50 bars of bullion were
shipped yesterday from the Rich
mond and Ruby Consolidated works,
weighing 5000 pounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

RETURNED. - Colonies Lewis and
Ellis returned from the coal mine
yesterday. Tie latter gentleman
leaves for h s home in Carson to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

DAN WHALEN, tue exquisitely fine
violinist, is playing under an engage
ment at the Fashion saloon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26
.rOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnne Is.

.opSING BOARD:
MokN so1 oox
PM { curry, 1la. IL bo.
svage, 1874. ~. iSi'
est ( Belcher, AZ.
hollar, 80, 56h, %. m, Al
Lai sn Point, lO9, los. lvsh.
ollow ] acket, OF. 80 .oo "a, sL
nperial. 6 bS. Sss, on o." o'0' ''''
bN. . :, AZ ca tx
kmpire Mill, 49," s'''"
lima. ~ bSO. 20.
(entuck, lO1:. ~, hs OK
elcher, Wy, VI, ''s
rankin, "a, ~.
onfdence, Z.
an. Virginia, 70, ~. LOO
ierra Nevada' III
hi.in" S.
fnator, OK.
nPedlcher, IS, SAN.
Eacev- soc.
herman, Al, S9h, 4S oSo, 90, Ss4,
'eain%1
so
as.i1c
lura
una ;onia IS. l7ss, 27h, Is b30, 1871
AVA iS b3D.
iona u| & Utah, ~.
kinictarbocker. AZ, 1.
e,ane IL
(altimore, 9, So, SIS, Q b30, So b3O. sh.
-. bio. 9 b3U.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

FRESH FRUITS. All kinds of fresh
fruits can be obtained at Nichols con-
fectionery store. je21
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

ARRIVAL.-Thomas j. Read, Deputy
United States Surveyor, arrived in
town yesterday from Hamilton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

LosT.-Sheriff Sullivan lost a six
shooter, and will pay the finder five
dollars if he will leave it at his office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

New GATE.-At Carpenters Hay
yard, South Main street, a fine double
gate has been put up at the entrance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

L. Yesterday was less produc-
0l anything that would make an
'han any day we have ex-
Enced during our reportorial
f.; we lodged around industri-
y ~ search of something to make
agfaph, but the result of our ex-
"s Is too plainly visible in the
o'uiilhs to need mention. In
h We're completely skunked on
|tba", 'n. The day was so bolster
ma. no one moved aboul but
|apd MnTS ;. business imperatively
oELEBRATIoN.-The Commit
! arrangements publish in to.
issue the programme of exer.
y, lor the coming Fonrth Of .Jnlv
|isem ,on: BY reference to the adj.
ID nrent, it will be seen that a
IA p piioeesslon is contemplated and
: ; p, l in it has been assigned All
|da ~no desire to participate. The
eS Ss will be duly observed Il
|'uld not be. "' reason why
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

HCB PRINTING OF ALL kINDs
ID neatly executed 1t the Odtcs az the
EU1VKA SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26

$3.50 w SPShu VACATION With her
Ioiks She is eager to join her class,
and is determined to complete the
course cOntemporaneous with her
classmates. j. q. barrow left also on
n outgoing stage.
ARCADE SALooN.-We call attention
to the advertisement to be found un
der the head of New to-day" w. s.
Borland, the proprietor is an accom-
modating gentleman, and keeps moth
ing but the finest brands of liquors.
wines and cigars. Drop in and see
him.
THANKS.-Our thanks are rendered
j.. Hausmann for a liberal supply of
Eastern pictorials laid on our table
yesterday. Mr.. Hausmann is in con-
slant receipt of all the Atlantic illus
trated papers and magazines, which
he supplies to customers at reasonable
prices.
MACHINERY o. THE RAYMOND Il
ELY.-There passed through yester-
day for Phoebe, by Pritchard's teams,
seven large wagons heavily loaded
with machinery for the hosting
works of the Raymond Il Ely mine,
and the day before nine wagons bear
ing the same sort of cargo.
LOST STOCK. An advertisement
concerning a missing sorrel colt and
a black mule will be found under the
head Of New To-Day" A reward of
forty dollars is offered for the recov-
cry OF them. Information can be left
at the Elvetia saloon, Main street,
Eureka.
For SALEM. b, Bartlett, the real
estate agent, advertises for sale the
splendid residence formerly occupied
by Professor Clayton. See notice I'M
der the head of New to-day"
RETURNED. - Colonies Lewis and
| Ellis returned from the coal mine
Yesterday. Tie latter gentleman
leaves for h s home in Carson to-day.
SHIPPED.-!50 bars of bullion were
shipped yesterday from the Rich
mOnd and Ruby Consolidated works,
weighing $4,000 pounds.
--
DAN WHALEN, tue exquisitely fine
violinist, is playing under an engage
ment at the Fashion saloon.
LosT.-Sheritf Sullivan lost a six
shooter, and will pay the finder five
dollars if he will leave it at his office.
NEW GATE.-At Carpenters Hay
yard, South Main street, a fine double
gate has been put up at the entrance.
ARRIvAL.-Thomas j. Read, Deputy
United States Surveyor, arrived in
town Yesterday from Hamilton.
FRESH FRUITS. - All kinds of fresh
fruits can be obtained at Nichols con-
~fectiOnery store. Je2l
FRESH EGGS at thirty cents per dozen
at retail, at Johnson's grocery store, on
| Main street. je2ltf
FRESH EGGS at thirty cents per dozen
at retail, at Woodruff Il Ennoi's. on Main
street. je2ltf
NJ. 3. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
| OF the city. Also l. C. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor
ner Of Buel and Bateman streets. apl0
Go TO j. OTTENHEIMER's o FINE I'M
ported cigars, tobacco, jewelry. fancy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-02

II Is yell k!5Iwu fsct Thai liysi' ria anu IN
dig. .li.u ar. H.. ear, - marty al tl-r ';Is-
sszS ,Fls iii ...lzu ls.y il h-=ir a. then - ~
pay .n.rs.!.- Is -oets--~ hili~ BY Hs-aE poser
HENLE.-- s-I-brst.d \ I B!tg'rS they 'aA
tho-Jl,fy rrlii-airi from thu - -t-il #n'i nt'.
Iif it.irr: q t. the -s.tE I:s-asi l'Ey siciauS
-.r.:tir -,, n atlr-rtl- ,n-Hi in anujh. co!Ii.-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-02
SHERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND
I'D order of sale issued out of and under the
Seal of the Hon. Second Judicial Court in and
for Ornsby county. State of Nevada the I'd
day OF March A. ID. 1873. JUDGMENT render
ed therrin in favor Of JESSIE L. BRIGHT and
against WILLIAM WALLACE and LUCY ANN
WALLACE for the sum Of five hundred dollars
with interest thereon ut the rate OF three per
cent per lno,,h from this date until paid. and
costs Of suit taxed al sixty nine and 21l01 dol
lars and the further sum of fifty dsilars, coin-
SCI fees all in gold coin of the United states,
and to r,le directed commanding to sell,
coftiing I. law the said real estate hereinafter
Described to satisfy the said Judgment. costs
ami .ccrlIins costs. And in pursuance thereof
I have l'vied upon and will expose Mt public
sale To the highest and best bidder ut the Court
Mouse door in the town of Carson City, county
and state aforesaid, ON
wednesday,, April Jd. 1873,
tetwerR the hours of \. NJ. and T.
NJ to wit At o'clock Z. n, to a
tisfy tine Judgment and costs aforesaid. all the
right title interest and claim of the said de bt-
nav, had at the time said Judgment was
docketed or at any time thereafter. Of in and
r. the foil win. described real property. to-wit:
Certain piece of land in the town OF Carson
City Oralsby county. State III Nevads. bounded
- follows: Commencing eighty Five feet and SIX
inches 49, 6-l2l west from the northwest corner
of Minnesota and third streets; thence running
eisiI:y-tve 1851 feet north: the t65l
feet west; thence eighty-'.ve is, feet south and
thence siAty-tiye feet east TO the place of begin
ming all being in block eleven IN Of Sears.
Thompson and Sears division Of said town, to-
rether with all and singular the hereiitaInents
and spputr,nances there unto belonging ar in
any wise appsrfaining. 3 4. SWIFT
Sheriff OrInsby county, Nevada.
Carson Narrh 10. 1875. mn std
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-02
oIC ID!-<IAi
LIVERY STABLE
Carson Street,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA

yIyHIG OLD ESTABJ.I = II ED AND
widely known Stable has been lately reno
waited the oh stock culied out and replaced with
hne young horses
Carriaccsof all descriptions on hand AT MOD
HRATE CHARGES
Horse. boarded By the DAY or WEEk on the
LOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS.
B-ws attend strictly TO own business
i-tf WINNIE < DAVID.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-25
Avoid ouacks and lmposters.

ITO Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr.. j. B. D,,ott, Graduate of Jefferson MsdIc0s
ChlgsgC, Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which ho has made
an especial study either in male or female, NO
matter from what cause originating or OF how
long standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
him to trost disease with success. Cures guar
snteed. Charges reasonable. Those at q dis
tsnoe can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 cents.
JB OYOTT, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeo n,
lOi Duane st New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
eel compelled tor The matter was indefinitely

feel compelled tor The matter was indefinitely
postponed without debate.
And yet the large and influential class was not
relieved. The pressure increased rather than
diminished. Cox was unquestiOnably supporting
Mr.. Charles Blackie. the republican candidate lor
Senator from the Fifth district, and the "lnnu-
entail classn was shaking its mead omnously.
The Police Justices were very busy and the calls
were numerous. The Board mad adjourned until
Tuesday last. But evidently matters had not been
arranged, as no quorum was present ana 80
another adjournment followed. and until Satur-
day. AT the meeting on that day strong effort
was made to induce Justice Cox to assent to the
transfer until alter election, In deferenoe to the
wishes OF number OF the democratic Aldermen.
But that oflical persistently refused, evidently
regarding himself as the uppermost dog in the
fight. The outside pressure on the Board was very
strong, and the Justices were urged TO take the
required action In
DEFIANCE OF ALDERMAN KEHR,
who, 10 was argued, would not dare to stultify him.
self alter his past action and vote with the Mayor
The members OF the Board, however, did NOT care
thus TO risk their positions, and an adjournment
was had, with the vexed question still unsettled
But one example OF transfer OF Justice, as
contemplated in the present case, Is on record !:
that OF Justice Ledwith who was transferred from
Jefferson Market to Essex Market some years
since, through political considerations. There are
grave doubts as 10 the power OF the Board TO make
the change proposed, and IL is understood that
Justice Cox will test the question II the attempt Ii
made to remove him from the district In which he
belongs and the constituency who elected him.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-H by Judge Bar
nett.-Nos. 70, 81 So 81, 80, 81 92 93 80, 9G, 81,
IT, u.s. lis, l79, 1S7, 1ss, 1876.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUT-Part Held BY Judge
by Judge Van Brunt.-No. 77S : '''N
SUPREME CoURT-sPEoIAL TERM-Held by Judge
ncher.-Demurrers--Nos. ? 9, 1s, a. 1e q, 2a
81, Ss, 80. 90, 81, 92, 49, "a, 95 SO, 97, 9S, 80.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Nos. so. 119
12o, %, s. 123 2o5 2l2 49, 81, So 81. es, 1o9 no.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Held by Judge Bar
bour.-Nos el51s, e2l, e5s 1884, 7I9, 6le, 62a, e25
e7a e75, e7s ess ESQ., e9l es7 ess 1oa, 7o5. Part 2
Held by Judge Freedman.-Nos. 400, 672, 6s2, COS,
7os, tsS, 42e sso1, 47o e2s $780, as2 no, 7l2 7io.
Held by Judge Daly.-Nos. 80. 2495, 1889, 225S, 332
23l5 236, 237, 231s, 23l9 1920, 232 232 2323 2324
Part 2-Held by Judge Loew.-Nos. .22Ol, 2o02, 2212
207 22S0 22S6, 2304 2305 2306 2307 230S 2309 231O
CoURr OF COMMON PLRAs-Eou1rY TERM-Heid
by Judge Day.-No. 65. Is, Ia, 10, 3s, SIS. IA, 2.
MARINE CoURT-Part Held by Judge Gross
Nos. 1904, 296S, 27S6, $780, 2290, 2504, 2s3O 1854
44ss slly BIS s 2ses ssoo 2sso, 1900 2ss4 se$s
3-Held by Judge spauding.-Nos. 2sS2, 3s49, $3.50,
1925, Sll4 2752, 1862, 25ea, 2SoS, 1885, 2773, 245
COURT OF GENERAL SEssroNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett-The People vs.. William Noonan, William
Dempsey and Charles O'Neill, outrage; same vs..
Jonn Dwyer, outrage; same vs. John Mcmahon,
felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Peter
Quinn, leionlous assault anu battery; same VS..
George Mott and George Jones, burglary; Same
vs.. Thomas Welsh, Joseph Nagle and James
McCarty, larceny; Same VS.. Anne McCue, re-
ceiving stolen goods; same vs.. Pak NJ. Reehil,
grand larceny; same VS.. Sarah Clark, grand lar
ceny; same vs. Charles Il, Osborne, grand larceny;
Same vs.. Patrick McManus, John Wilson and James
Williams, grand larceny; same VS.. Frank Fleet,
larceny from the person; same vs.. Charles
Mclaughlin and James smith, larceny from the
person; Same vs. James Murphy, larceny from the
persons Same vs. James Hughes and Patrick
McGrath, larceny from the person; Same vs.. John
schooner, false pretenCes
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. IL 1873
cSs0n .sa aThs e Sd % sacs
Exports Britain -'46. Sales All. Stock, sslo.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct II, 1878.
ss M. t M 6aa t are 5 IxpoT o 10 ,o be
Continent 2is2 cosstwise, 9si saes 500 Stock, ss9Ja
Cotton quiet; middlings, IKE. low mddlings, l6s4c;
sret sooa Sfdnagy Az i Sst @ i bales kx
SAVANNAH, Oct II, 1873
Cotton dun and nominal middlags a lss Net reesps
2sS aS bales Exports '0a''"i'e ''' Sales 49, Stock
Cotton dull and lower; mddlings, l61sc. low mid
dns s r sret goSa osneTy m sy0ct lSSa 4 20 Sc Net re-
Spirits turpentlne quiet ssc EosnNo sales Crude
and an virgin. Tar steady at 81 So '''N ' = ~
os wreo, N r, oct H. 1873
spring, $ q for amber winter s. 50 ior white winter
=; sbaan sSas srF IT 81 @ %hsss ss Of
at eoc Barley u S sesrfs none e Be had on the
He 81 es SaISs Of d @ asys seen
s 1s
snr a oS cans s. sg q New
S s to g the bs Saay aa9 ans 8 @ TO TO Sds
Tesh:Enf,our t. to rhadeleha ie ana Boston e New
iSoS corn 2 s, 20 s 40 Dare osSo se q lumber
and imports for thA as, En- Si n l
Pear @ 9S DOS sspaS %nsa yV @ as m ~ rs %
shpnens-Wheat l1 yol bushels corn l39 7o0 do oats
do oats 800 DO rye 20 DO TO- sis' canaI re9his d9h
m aa and % vta @ vssy f ahs
supply Of Wheat Tns only sass reported VERT
@ m 20 900 ns ao o corn @ at M rs ,bsr mSed
changed.
Flour dllu and unchanged. Wheat dull; sales OF am.
Der Michigan cash. 81 81; November. 81 36 81 ~;
81 S5sS 81 Sc; October 81 s5,s' Soyember, 81 IS
81 Corn dull; sales OF high mixed At sc; Novem-
npr4 4Sr ~ Xlr. rK.r ad
Oats dull shade lower 3ssc tor No D. Freights
hrmer keceipts-2OCe ~ b6s -four 500 bushels wheat,
bushels wheat, l6,UO0 do. corn and 1000 do. oats
MILWAUKEE,, oct ii, 1873
Flour seady sales q spring a, 90 So o Wheat
ii OsS October 81 o6s November Corn quiet and weak
tile ior 10 2mxed 9ats steady Al s2e Tor No; Rye
81 20 Tor 40 spring. FreightsWhcat Buffalo, &C.
70 oswego lic Receipts aoM bbls. -four and l3I,od
bushels wheat shipments-6090 bbls -four and $1,000
bushels wheat
DETROIT, Oct H. 1873
81 60 81 81 Tor extra, 81 fss 81 81 No white 81 IS
Tor amber Michigan oats II good demand at 42c. Corn
cepts-iG0o0 bushels wheat shiplnents-IG6Co bushels
wheat and 90 do corn.
Flour quiet and unchanged stock light; extra spring
s. Goa So Wheat dull and lower No. 81 06 ST 06JS
regular 81 o3; Northwestern cash or November closed
a. 81 ~ 70, sprlns M5fe Sc; rejected goc. Corn
sslsc. November high mixed, size +; rejected Sc.
esse Oats active and higher No 2at s2ysc cash or
e5c. Barley in iar demand and trn; 40 2fa, 81 81 a
sIS 40 81 ss.pr.ng q. 81 q ~ sess PORK noninay 81. 70
sls Lard unchanged and quiet at nc. 7lsc, cash
75Sc., December. Bulk meats unchanied. Bacon
Lake ireights-torn to Buialo 75c Receipts-SO0 bbs
-four 5000 bushels wheat 5000 DO. corn, 1900 do
600 bis four 10000 bushels wheat iaooo DO corn
229.00O do. oats and 81 100 do barley.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
THE FOREIGN COMMERCE.

THE FOREIGN COMMERCE.
for the week was encouraging, nasmuch as 1t shows
the following results General merchandise I'M
ports. including dry goods, s72i9 lo7; proouce ex-
ports ss,37s $50 he highest on record) and specie
exports, 1927 $751; The general merchandise imports
since January are $32a $50, against $34s 929 297
last year and s29e ,sl7 in 1871 The exports OF
produce since January this year are $685. 1885,
against $17l, ,363 1888 last year and $17s in
1871. The total exports OF specie since January
S42 050 s62 against SIS, 1885, o37 last year and
SCI. 202, 23s in 1871.
THE GOVERNMENT BOND MARKET
was weaker at the close of the week than
at the beginning. being in sympathy with
the decline in gold. We quote as the prices
OF yesterday United States sixes 1881, regis
tered, lla a us; do. do, coupon, 1ls1s l14h;
do, do., hve-twenties, coupon, 1867, 1861 1075s
do, do, 1854, 1o61s do, do, do 1865 l07 do do.
do, 1885, new, llo. do, do, do, 1867. llo&
forties registered, lo3A; do, do coupon, 1o4 a
1O6; do, do, hves 1881, coupon, 1loA Pacific Rail-
road SKIES lIO2l lleI.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Without reproducing the list OF prices for these
bonds yesterday IL may be observed in general
terms that while the market is not active, it
evinces no falling OF In the confidence with which
these securities are regarded by all who are seek
ing permanent investment A good railroad bond
is unques estionaby among the best OF property that
can be held and as soon as money becomes easy
once more, which we confidently predict during
the next so days, we look for market In this de-
partment full OF life and profit.
FLUCTUATIONS IN STOCKS.
The following table shows the extreme nuctua-
tions for the past week in the leading shares
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

.ss ce, Ra5ss s
ne inside Piss;; ia "a 81 Il isr LSaakss
Sa sdrn s f a saS Ss :ss S"
sac sssc or mixed, ssc Tor yellow. White nonl
sales s Of p S bushels q Ole mixed and ssS
for sSS 70 se ans so spre
81 S for si1rSwed DO Rye was inactive and nominal
day stnsr hs line q berth [reisSs cSsr.sr but
was spasT Ss ic1
SSss sosss cheese Ss ssssS at ss
- iassi s. Gn
hence CORK orders q tine United Knsaem n V5 900
dor voyss am am italian re Uark se eo %
10 direct port Msderr.nean oo anarers grain At
81 70 SS for or r4ss e ns
duh with sales
fined fined to small pniinportan jobbing lots. Prices
and do esysa @ Sec dr. ma
Rso Sc English DO 1sna I s New
lc., and 1856 bbs 1c for southern and 1sc New
YORK Rosin in lair request with strained quoted
tribe easier and the finer grades steady We heard q
ss ana az o do sSSd SS a " =
So IS So So Tar and pitch continued neglected and
rETEols1a market Continued duh and nom,nally
and iO.c sjsc Tor late oetoter and early November
deliver cras in X at se spot Or bal@ncg @ y q year
paia marke. was dun and nominalIy steady. Redned
er and i5sc for december AT the oil producing points
the market was reported quiet with quotations essen
Provisions Receipts-,Pork, Is bbls; beef Il pack
pork the market continued dun and entirely NOM;
nal = bbls Of extra prime mess sold at ga 75 and %
mand steady We heard sales Of 30 boxes
Has aary ss delivery = 9 9 Of
and short clear for the winter months at c Beet was
Passasss within the rsnss q IS SO e. PLAIN
o GS sa IS S SS naa 81 50
Beet hams were NEGLECTED but ssady sa at prices
Mi'na or sS 1ans' to
u only IN light By but prices y o
;%shsd hans n i. I pssIe,S DE-
Me- IeG sTssn 90 a 200 ssssn shgaIdsfs ;.
d. sosss as aS S0sss city fay aiss
markst for Western qp,et and shade easier sales
% SIZE for re
at6c a lie for the range Of heavy to light
s ws he es an
81. s4c % bags Patna at 7sc 7slc and zoo bags
sgeAR-for raw susar the market was dull and prices
moase sugar and % on priv private eqm
and % boxes Of elayed at SIZE Refined was quiet
@ az e Tor
aas eooa a e % sSoa o sG prime si S. 'G
grocery, fair to good, sac s,ac; prime choice,
@ "G nGass ssns'Sa SSas ana nnf ooaa a1a ss SSs's
meIado &C. 5acz HayanaoBoxes i b s - Dutch stand
- 10 Is sac, s5c do, 10 to ls 91sc 92Sc. do,
Rico-Fefn&ns ming cemmcn to "i Prime &C. grocery eers
far to choice, sfc. &C. Brazil-Duch standard, Nos
10 u csc. a Sc Java-Dutch standard Nos 10 to ~
SC. sssc. neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior, &c.
a 7Ac
sTEARrSE.-Market quiet No sales reported and prices
quoted nomlnaly as before,
TALLow dun and easy Sales coo lbs OF prime at
734c. and 30 900 lbs OF iar at Tisc
WnIsKEY.-Receipts. $50 bbIs. The market was irregu
lar but closed Irner Sa.es 500 bbls. at 31ac.
q &c
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
THE LIGHTHOUSE QUESTION.
Congress and the State OF New York,
Not the Lighthouse Board, to Blame.
RpnoVIyN Oct a 1871

Congress and the State OF New York,
Not tho Lighthouse Board, to Blame.
BROOKLYN, Oct. Q, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In this mornings paper read an editorial GEN.
surlng the Lighthouse Board for the want OF light
stations on Hart Island N. Y, and Winter Quarter
Shoa, Va. To reply to this charge ! have no
authority whatever, and do so only because
know to whom the blame Gr any should be laid,
ana because, to cant q little, hate to see "tne
boot on the wrong iootn The facts are thar Con-
gress, though asked, has not yet made an appro-
priation for placing lghtship on winter quarter
darkness on Hart Island Tor the state OF New
York is slow to cede jurisdiction over the site OF
the projected lighthouse. one week from the time
Congress sanctions the outlay first class light
ship could be placed on the station; and II the
Assembly would only hasten the necessary cession
OF the site,
To drive both gloom and GUM away.
The efficiency OF the Lighthouse Establishment
OF the United States IL acknowledged by all
nations, as witness Professor Tynda and Sir Fred
erick Arrows reports on their return from In
specting the system here, and the diploma and
honorable mention awarded at the Vienna Exhibi-
ton, and long article from the pen OF one OF
your own staff after searching examination,
which ap peared in your columns some months ago,
was glowing tribute TO its worth. The compost
tion OF the Lighthouse Board Is in itself sufficient
Embracing civilians OF the highest scientific attain
ments, and distinguished officers OF the army and
navy-a combination which Is not and cannot be
surpassed. This will be admitted by all who
properly understand the nature OF the Lighthouse
service. have read many articles on this subject
in newspapers, works on natural philosophy and
elsewhere, and have found disparaging remarks
in not more than three instances and one OF these
(puDlished in q Newark paper was that OF dis
charged keeper OF Passaic lighthouse, whose
offences had made his removal benefit to the
service.
Your conclusion, based on the statements OF your
correspondents, was, perhaps, natural, but they
had "nold OF the wrong ear.n Yours respectfully,