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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
SATrRnAY. Nov. S-P. NJ.

The week which closes to-day has been one marked
nv depression in all branches of trade at home, and
with indications of financial state OF affairs in
Europe which not at all pleasant to contemplate
The dry goods trade is a state of general stagna
ton Provisions are much depressed breadstnfis,
-four and wheat, considerably lower, with
movement at the concession considerable as likely
70 prevent any great accumulation of stocks.
Cotton is dull. at decline on the week
Of to II cents per pound and with the reduced
time at which some Of our mills are running, the
complete stoppage Of others and the decline in the
mice of cotton IN Europe there would seem to be
no immediate prospect of improvement in our great
staple. Government bonds have been dull and have
declined slightly during the week in sympathy with
gold, which dropped temporarily to g, the lowest
quotation since the war; a circumstance which
induced sanguine people TO hope that we We're
10 march straight forward to specie payments. This
view of the hopeful ones has been somewhat fortified
BY the fact that gold continues TO flow this way IN
spite of the frequent advances made the rate of
interest by the Bank OF England, which has reached
9 per cent, with indication in private cable dis
patches that it may be put up to 10 per cent on
Monday The stock market has been irrcgu-
lar during the weekly dropping off one day
from TO per cent, and sometimes nearly regain
ing the decline the next day but in the course Of
the WICK most OF the active STOCKS upon the list
have dropped to the lowest points since the breaking
out of the panic nearly eight weeks ago.
The heretofore heavy operators, bulls and
bears alike, who have not been absolutely
bankrupted during the panic have been so
badly hurt by the almost general non-payment
of differences on stock ventures, that there seems
perhaps fortunately 10 be parties strong enough
10 take up large blocks of stock at however tempt
ing prices aud force the market up OF down by the
weight of capital credit and audaeions operating,
as of old Many of those who would buy stocks and
bonds foT la etIncnt are waiting in view of posi-
bic if not probable, crisis in general business
throughout the country. in the expecta-
tion of making better bargains III The
not distant future. THIS delay leaves upon the mar
ket securities which otherwise would be bongtt.
paid foI and tak1u out of the street TO the beneht
Of The bulls. IN the time most Of those who
are bold enough TO speculate at all in these times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
UuunpEAN HApERTN

Lorpos No, Ala 80 There decided better fserps In
asrket this PveTweny Bonds 1905
Old Ee Railway touched 30 hs mornings they are now
quoted al 80
LyERrooI Nov 9-12:30 m-Cottou 70 arrive ZIG higher
sses Of Upland, bass Oaa shppedl ssd
yannsry s DO d. deliverable DECEMBER at 10 Oe Co.. on
the bssis OF Low Kidding deliverable November at lid
LosDos, Nov 81 p m--EHe Railway shares 81 ,..
LvEspooL, Nov 81 mCotton dull ard easier Mddfns
upads sb ABIDING Orleans srs 5000 bales peuting
/ QUO bales for speculation and export
LosDos Nov s-l30 MI the general cppisn on the beek
Branss that the discount Of the Bsas Bsnd yin be sd
before THURSDAY ~ 10 the Banh of ENGLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

rsreesors pod esrd srnousdns that 10 cnanse D" o's
tke rate Bis Railway Lhaes 32t - , 80. .. az
Idy.RpooL Nov S-f:30 m--sses o. upshos ~; go
Good Ornary shipped December AMI Jsnaay al 3D. 'oa
1921 "
Iospoy Nov 9-2n p.-Brie Railway shares, 81 . :. .c
IosD,s NJ, 40 a. Psrs dispatches quote Renes At %
france Riiway shares. 3iit 800. 4. L.. q soo
IvpRpoo Nov "a D. N the sales Of C,tton To-Day oovo
AInercan Sales Ups1s tho basis Of oo9u
shipped November and December 1904; on The bass |" oN
hcdng shipped October and NOVEMBER at Sd kehhea se"o
1904 "a, y gsloa
livRsfc5 ;:oy. 8-2,3 D. -Breads:ufs arc quiet ,
LosDos, Nov S4 p mfhs amount OF buhon W'nois"n "V
the Bank II Engani baance to-day 2lO6,OO0 -,
bfysRPoo Nov "a mSaies Of vs1ds Cotton on tne o'
Of Good Onafy ahipped November ahd pecenbe 81 lIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND
Chances for Business 1ilen

AN excellent chance for an enterpnsnp
~ Young msu Commanding ace IrceTol o. lccJnc
PARTNER the Zeal Estate Business with aeaf eahised,
having good Of business Address with reeAcs a. - Dos
lO3 Tribune Dice.
TYPE FOUNDRY for SALE.-Tho stock,
l. axuros oundery anu good vii Of old vel established
business Tor on Fvr particulars nglre al 10
Waierst
VVANTED-In the retail dry goods business,
w special or PARrNsk with cash capital o. F0,JN.
The business established five ysfs % oe ton al
the money reque only e1ed the TIE bat u nea'e,
as b. Integrity &C. wi be given and IeQaeL Pnae9s onIf 49,
id res JAMES 103 Tribune Ohe stat Fl o"e ana wsfe
interview be had. A Young nan preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
WOOL MARKET.

Bosros Sine Wool martst very dali and prices IN
nominal Reliable buyers have been able TO
chase on y favorable n1ate farther decline OF
ne y ib On difficult. however to give trust
for any grade wool, Soc 10 6gure for
Double Er pressed the market would not fetch
vs age H M sales been made At about that rate For
Mchgan and Wisconsin, heces 42aQ45c y Is about all they
ug At stock Of the Manchester Mills Amounting
700 rs Dene Feces has been placed the
he's and grade wool is from 3G0c " lower thsn the high
week whiee embraced No and
Double Extra AZ 45lc Michigan at f4l2s Maine No. at
5lc Acc Comng and DeLine. sOnooe Uawasbei
sobiog 37a049c Secured 6jG75c Tubwlshed b0 Super
6ue and III ira Pulled 32d5lG Fall California lS422lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
ing trade at 60Giic. for RangoO,,

srRARIs dali saly At 7s.s f,r City, and &c. for
HCLera.
suGARs1Rass nonn, UNCHANGED Pair to Good Reh51S
Cuba quoted 6d7e OF $50 bba Centrifugal S 800
baskets Batavia $50 Lh Fair Reanug Cuhs
be o35 bids Prime do i6c boxes reported sold
Refined IN moderate demand 7sa lOc for Hands =.
a7e '
WHISKY saes Of go bbs al ole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
c,TTF WthyFT.

CncAso Nov. S-Recepts for weeki Cattle, lO253i Hogs
% $50 Sheep $685. corresponding period Lass Cattle
ll.O8s; Hozs. 81 209; Sheep, $3.50 -
CATTLE exceedingly du prices 10 zoe lower shippers holding
Of city butchers buying ,hngy 9se@oss rnss 80 $685. %
ass 30 for Ch0lce IL bOnS4 20 Tor Good ea1
"a % r Fairs 50 25d 80 rs for Medium $2dS3 for Common and
iro 81 50d3 30 Norhrned Texans 81 a0es2 oo Tor
through droyes . .
HOES demand chiefly for shipping scount PACKERS buying
1877 000i prices Easier psTtieua:I Tor
sppbv prices $ oods3 40 for Heavy - 7odsS "
sErr very DALI prices lower ranging 81 ass rs for choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Foreign Exchange was strong, and the following
rerc tic nominal quotations NJ the close:


The money market was easier today, with the
most Of call loans doing at seven per cent At the
close balances were Offering at five and six. There
was nothing now in mercantile paper. United
States bonds, sympatbizing with gold, were strong
al the close on the basis of the following quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

THE RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Pros. r.
g. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at tine
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address TIE IgIBUNE new-YOlk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
Nnw.YoRK, Saturday, Nov g, 1879.

EEwYoRK, Saturday, NOV e. 1879.
There was but little life in, the local horse
trade OF the week closing under this date The prevail
ing anxiety realize and consequent readiness 20 mako
large concessions stimulated somewhat the demand for
fine carriage horses and limited number 90 sales
effected at prices ranging from 5000 $1,000 per pair
average of about 80 per cent less than stock OF tho
same description held at during the corresponding
Siasry % light road horses the market at present
is literally flooded, and dealers are disposed TO
Bulls Head market there were Dat limited
arrivals, and there was just enough demand foI
common draught horses 10 prevent accumulation or
supply aud any material depreciation OF values. The
public marts have been Jeraiy isupDed with
stock Of all kinds, aud dstrbu;lons 10 an Ghlsuay
large aggregate have been made through these e1a1e-
at figures differing but Little rom those current !" 'Do
general market
SALES OF fnoRouGHhREDs AND rRor1Te STOCK
The eighth annual sale Of roting stock owned ny MI
Robert Coleman of Mercer County KY, took place on
the 3lst nit. TweDtysx horses were sod' a, srann
total OF s6490, average OF s4s 10 per mead ~ lho
inSton XIV "A horses were cold, at grand total %
SlO3SO, average of about $3.50 per head. ,,.,.
The stock offered today ut Messgs. Barker Chases
City Auction Mart aud Ncw-York rattersals wac die
posed of follows:
Bay geLne Ansop, by Young Nor
rn, dam by Ethan Aien..:..,:. 1913 s.eO 90
Gen. KnOI, dam by Abaalah Chief lb2 Whhdn.s
s s.y s.iSs i iSs 9 100 90
Bay geldine....''''' minimum 49, aytn 80
There has been hardly any Improvement in tneI car
Of the week under and there seems
quence during the remaining part Of the current ye
Manufacturers and dealers mud theulseyes hardened
riages and with the exception Of few drms priees
have undergone more or less general revision.
In anticipation Of snow ut an early day segns hs.S
been placed IN the repositories but only one OF TWO
EGper Carriage Maser.ss cus. 80 g.si,sy, 600
British Es,s Indies. pigs. 800 British @ Istss s...*lso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

Gold was irregular, opening ut 1919, touching 107
and then reaching to 1O71 From this price it de-
cliued 10 1O! again, and henccforward ruled steady
at 1V12QlG7J On gold loans the rates were 1-l6,
S6f l-S3, and per cent for carrying until Monday
to fat. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in
called bonds a total OF SG94,O0O for the week, and
$685.. 900 in coin interest total for the week Of
Sl.825 600. The days business ut the Gold EX-
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, $780,
10000; gold balances Sl,2il ,4oG; currency balances
$1,000, 100. The quotations We're:
1000 lO7L II :3O..1o7ai 1:OO...107ia 3O.."l07s
iJ:5O~..l01 = l2;0l..iOls d:.0. i0laa 800 p
Il:OJ-.. 1914 l2:3O...lO7'e 2.JO..lO'e UlOi =
The days business at the United States Sub
Treasury wac as follows:
Gd8 recent, m SGOO7b7 20 Curercy paym'ts S3la474 %
Col urruers Gi213 - "a Cuphcy bala1ce Gb1 l1S 81
Sold balance 22j750 10 Cusoms.,..., zl3OOO 20
Curreucy receipts. S51I,56J ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Glendnning, Davis & AmOIy's closing prees were

The subjoined table shows the extreme quotations
Of United States bonds the leading railway and
miscellaneous shares and gold made during the past
week as well as the closing quotations Of each at
the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed ~ the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital Si,UOOJO
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. 20 Cedar
ST.. ". Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
And the following for city bank shares:
The earnings OF the Central Pacific hallway Oo"'
pany for the month Of October were:

p.lnY Tor the month on UctODer were: -.
1873. 81 423s75 1872 81. $50 b67 1877 sg -
this year 1872 Si3s 3OS 1871 S442SV
Eennes frsi 10 months; -. oo- ,oo
1873 $ll GO8 sO4 2.s1Ot93O1l 1871 5 sga az
This 1872 ii Ol3 1893 1871 s3fo9o4
The earnings of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway for October were:
1873 1852 $50 % 1872 sl37 1872 1s Increase SloOo w
The Daily Bulletin publishes the following gross
earnings of the aforementioned railroads fer Tue
month of Ocfoher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

Tot,l........"........... S9i 1,l5s 1892
10 orssfi 1sas 10 With fI
. SIC; b; fsiSss go % T 900 s lo 500 q &C.
i K 99s. iG 100 4 s 100 Is o5 ps5Go1 Il ii S
100 loo iIG ~ y 1915 100 HS 7 49, s5 G1S
zoo iGasj to.a 6ne EIe1.nys l52 pad
100 SGoIe for Dseenb5 Sale; '@dS up M NO,enI sG
z 3 200 900 ia 2Go y 4 Ssi lo2 2o 5s q sgS
$ 3S5 4 100 100 ~ i $s 500 Il ill., at5 j ~ COO
Il Se fSO ~ Zoo 800 o. 49, as 900 Il 7
1909 1893 49, S 1890 Is &c. 49, lS No. Non s9 49,
GJ6 il5se April 100 IA I5loc 800 l5e Goo "A l5-ljc
500 I2gieaj 100, l5h' Total 1920 bates Grand total
ASG ME4 s o"s F l"s ..a a. y s's Sq s9
duahon the continued deero IN commercial steng the lower
Wheat aud rSi prcaee
small uvo Of shipping Extras Common suOcrsne GOOD lines
Of Shipping EIr being e9aatsey scarce have dsead b.,
for e we indies has bsea MATED and reyers have
PEELED to very Pnee bid have a very
s. rage IN a pss Of shoUSg kIsT soCd business b.. b.ss
s.s' I @ %"s w ss9 are s and have
,as Odos. obtained; many n'.nss. large e
iIge decline submts in Whit. wbs.! a.spe
mncb below average AMI Wsn mes danng the 81, weeks
ven snSvn have not ,oe.ed @s%,syes largely and many mill.
White Wheat Extras the STICK light the supplies ia
fallen materially the past nonh- and great
gescy panic maIkt MAY attributed material
decline aud depression IL Flour above alluded to- have had
absence speculative
feeling yesterdays
dncnt god ues fairly and
chiefly London
preset EIrss active
moderate and the prospects shall Gloss the With lin
upp exports the 81 s38 hba 80 74S
bb the week last To-day there
our Flour maet ACTIVITY shppirg brands
with more soaBes medium qaiet
less rar commercial exchange the
the eO.s the market irregular and ne low grades In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

The quotations tore rnanps iaaug
more Than halt glade above below grade quotc
sALEs g0k rkKssST DELIEERt
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THE MONEY MARKET.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPART

Official REPORT NJ sToCA hAoH"N"" '"N''
NOV g. 1878.
,,,x,vDn,,rxT STOCK pEpARrMENT-i0l O'CLOCK A. NJ.
~ OVO 6s SP,SSt ~ mas 500 10 go Goa 61.lllA
oo - Vs. Oh D. iei i08, 5000 IS CurJ .,bc 1921
tixs1 n y 6.9a Reg CD iU7
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THE MARKETS.
iCarelully reported ior the TRiBuSs. I


SATURDAY Nov s. 1873
OOFFRB-The tk ives g1iet and pnos nominal ko, l91i
~ Java, 2502G g.. ard Ialciibo 22D2ie
CDIIJNILe for Cotton tie has been qne'
bat horrs adyasce their IA y 10 this ehcc.s bus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

demand Moderate. A. the close the
o1.sf 800 bbll We osote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

ALpssI Nov 8whet in fair supply aud n aodae dew'nd
White Canada and loo DO h Red and
White State at 81 451$l 90 rrspeeyey al i'r local Milling
quiet aad du 10000 bush. Western dIXc
mere and "a srrye on 1yate terms asking 59HGOc No
uen In Bare, Oats quiet aod stesdJ sales ear No. Western
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19
Austin Items.
from the Reveille Of the 18th.

from the Reveille OF the l7th.l
YESTERDAY the District Court was
engaged all day trying the case Of
Edward Osborne, who was indicted
by the Grand Jury for tho crime Of
grand larceny, in stealing a lot of car
penter and mining tools from w. II.
Clark. The prosecution failed to
prove that the property was worth
more than fifty dollars. consequently
the District Attorney abandoned the
grand larceny charge aud asked the
Jury to find the defendant guilty Of
petit larceny, as the proof was con-
elusive that he stole the tools. After
being out, however. for several hours,
the jury reported that they. could not
~agree-that they stood six for cOnvic-
ton and the same number for acquit-
tai, whereupOn the Court being salts
fled that there was nc probability of
their arriving at a verdict, ordered
the Jury discharged. The defendant
then withdrew his former plea and
plead guilty of petit larceny, and was
fined by the Court one hundred dol
lars without the usual alternative of
fifty days in the county Jail If not
maid consequently the fine stands as
An ordinary debt against the defend
ant, who will probably pay it out OF
his first dividend from the Citizens
Mill.
His CoNDITION.-Mr. Bidleman is
still paralyzed and there has been but
little change in his condition for the
last two or three weeks. DR.. Wixom,
however, thinks he can be removed
with safety, and next week will ac-
company him to California, where
he homes for favorable results from
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19
That Abduction Case,

some days ago Deputy Sheriff Tray.
M. johnson. of this place, went over
70 Mammoth District. in Nye county,
10 arrest a Chinawoman on the charge
Oh grand larceny. The incidents of
his visit to Mammoth have already
oeen gwen In the SENTINEL. A cor
respondent OF the Sacramento Union,
writing from Ellsworth, thus alludes
to the case:
NV weeks ago to-day two white
mel II a Chinaman came here from
austin and remained all day. Just
after dark they hitched up their team,
drove around to the China house, and
with the aid of one or two officious
men of the town, forced the only
Chinese woman living here from the
mousse into their wagon, and drove
rapidly away. SO suddenly was this
accomplished, that, in spite of the
or tile woman, very few of
the people knew anything about it
I'll they were off with their prize.
The Cinnamon themselves dared
make no resistance, for the abductors
represented themselves as officers.
The Chinainan with whom the woman
was living shows a certificate of mar.
rage with the woman, and / presume
that there is no doubt that they have
been legally married. Word was i'm
rhediately sent to Austin for the re-
turf of the woman or the arrest of
her abdnctors, and in the course of a
few laws she was sent back. All was
quiet till yesterday morning, when a
Sheriff from Eureka, in company
with a rather noted rough, came up
with a warrant for the arrest of the
woman on a charge of grand larceny.
Everybody believes it to be a
trumped-up charge by those who
failed to keep possession of her by
force. The warrant was shown to
some of the citizens, and found to be
defective in some point, when the ex-
cited people informed the men that
they had better have the error reme-
died, and in the meantime they
should have thirty minutes to le we
town in. They "staid not on the
order of their going, but went"
Whether this will be the last of 1t re-
mains to be seen. The affair seems to
have originated in the desire Of some
Cinnamon in Austin to get possession
Of the woman, and failing in the first
attempt resorted to a criminal charge.
My reason for saying this is that
those who claim to know. say that
the woman has never been in Eureka
in her life"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19
INTELLIGENCE.
Shooting at Ruby Hill.

Shooting at Ruby Hill.
MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER PAIN
FULLY WOUNDED.
esterday morning, between eight
nine o'clock, a difficulty arose be-
N some of the hands employed at
Consolidated boarding house.
fh resulted in the killing of a
Paman by the name of All Lee,
the wounding of another who has
Pmed the Anglo-Saxon nOmen Of
Forge," by Tommy Cock burn, a
alto, and a waiter employed in
nVouse. THE causes which led to
lracns, as related by Cockburn
corroborated by other witnesses
pc affair, seem to be about these /:
Two Cinnamon were engaged do
Kitchen work i'm the house, and
kourn entered their department of
concern to get a pan which he de-
10 use In the dining-rOOm. Some
words were exchanged earlier in
morning, between the parties.
1--WE 10 the possession of a broom
cn each at the time desired to use,
she opportunity to display a sple-
ehalure was seized upon by the
atlnen when Tommy asked the
~ the pan, and a tussle followed,
ars which the whole force of the
aen-three Pigtails-got the boy
mahd were dealing him a severe
basement, and might have killed
put for the interference of the
pfletor, Mr.. White, who separated
combatants.
IL Cinnamon made some threats
Killing the boy, after they had
laKen apart, whereupon the lat
itpaired to his room, procured a
Htooler, and opened fire upon his
,I' hitting the first in the right
naer' the ball ranging downward
Gachward. and the second in the
'iue' IN the region of the heart.
tile elects of which he expired
Nv minutes. A third had the
VI his head grazed bv a ball, and
" .Ie ear carried away. Five
an al we're 'ired. The shooting
buUre just outside the rear door Of
Svnpnrn was on his way to town,
himself up. when he was met
bOsputy Sheriff Walsh and taken
fs.toay. he formerly resided with
la lei al Mineral Hill. and had the
|ns;r y. Deing peaceable and in
u f.e. HE general feeling among
h ia,liiilar with the circumstances
e e affair is in his favor.
EaI, Jauaver of All Lee lay where
csa uuring the day, and was un-
bS 'a ov his fellow cOuntrymen, it
e3ntrary to practice among
\ Of = nave anything to do with the
!. "TSScoinpanion slain by a white
rmanue Coroner attended to the
ks u. Nr. Cummings says he
e. Ine wounded man will re-
fraiough the ball is in a posi-
,n itih which to remove it is quite
P'o ons Borowsky summoned a
bwsh u a verdict in substance as
easoa was rendered We find the
tba 10 have come to his death
hn,'es eiieets of a bullet wound,
(ol in having been fired from a
6wn .ne hands of some one un-
hans 70 the jury. Cockburn will
bre ,Jp nave a preliminary hearing
NuuSe Gates TO-DAY
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19
BOARD.

r,roka Con-, IL, uA, l1a, II b3o.
ins ed,N, Valley, IS. 10 bs. 17N.
Raymond & Ely, 81, 62h o5o, olH, O.
WASH. X creole, go, pa, ~.
Alps, exc. So,
American Flag, ., ga.
Bowery, IA, "a.
HUM i Hunt, "a,
Silver Peak, ~, /, 6oc. ooc
Condor, zoe.
ingomar, Zoe.
Belmont, "a.
|Peayine, 35c, soc.
f,hief OF the Hill. On.
Newark, 5h, on. ga D3V. o..
Pjocne PheniX, 80, "a.
Amador Tunnel, ~.
hermeS. *.
Cederberg, As, 4a.
Golden Chariot, l7n, IL o10.
s. Chariot, rs.
liza Gilmore, 4.
Minnesota, Nv, 10.
Red Jacket, ~.
Wellington, IN.
Baltic Con, 81, 81.
Con, Virginia. So, slh..
Hall Il Norcross, 81. 30h, 3oh SO.
Savage, 6-9, 80, Ga So.
Ophir, %, 20H 10.
|Belcher. s2h, S3h, Sh b3O.
american Flat, 30.
Gould 4 Curry, 81, 10.
Chollar, Al, 40. Al.
Imperial, D bio, so.
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the change of climate and the use Of
the waters of some of the famous min
eral springs of the Golden State.
PLEAD GUILTY. Thomas Laurie,
who was indicted by the Grand Jury
for grand larceny in stealing some
horses from Zen. Rocker q few
months ago, yesterday plead guilty to
the charge i'm the District Court, and
was ordered to appear for sentence
next Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19

Arrivals.
Y WOODRUFF 4 ENNOR'S LINE:
Dure wv shaw
Earrigau, J b Thurman
ndry VIM Vivian
Dyer Ralph Emerson
hk kleo
Departures.
By WOODRUFF l. ENNoR'S LINE:
yich Tom Sheridan
hguire A q Goodwin
Cinnamon j Lynch,
6eddes LO Hartlett
Bertrand
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19

Go TO J. OTTENHEIMER's FOR FINE IN
ported cigars, tobacco, jewelry. fancy
goods, stationery, etc. He will sell at re-
duced prices. 1eIotI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19

REDUCTION OF PRICEs,-T. Deter de-
sires to inform the public that the price
for cutting hair at his establishment
Paxton's old bank-will hereafter be
flfty cents. jyl0tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19

THE FINEST BRANDS OF Havana Cigars.
Just received from Chicago. for sale at
Nichols Confectionery. Jy1