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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

TROUBLE ON THE HnLL.-Real estate
must be advancing i'm the nei-hbor-
hood of Ruby Hill, for the jumping of
lots seems TO be getting lively. Night
before last a lot of jumpers tried to
persuade a Chinaman to vacate his
premises, but they did not succeed in
t,ie attempt. Trouble has also occurred
relative to the title to Il piece of ground
adjoining the lot Gil which the Consoii.
dated boarding house is erected. Two
miners. named Dougher,y and Me-
Sloy, claiming the properly as their
own, had commenced work on the dis
puted premises preparatory to build
ing. Their operations were disturbed
by the lady occupying the house, who,
with the assistance Of a man named
Conn, attempted to- put the men out of
possession. a war of words ensued
between the contending parties. during
which Il pistol was accidentally dis
charged. The dispute resulted in the
retreat of Conn from the scene. and tho
tw" miners, claimants of the ground.
were left in full possession of the dis
puted property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
Carpets, Trunks and valiscs, Flats
Caps. and Clothing.

This is a Department which VIC need not
say much about but we intend to supply one
and all with the latest styles of Clothing.
offered in Eureka. We invite all to call and
inspect for themselves. as our stock is cheap,
excellent, and complete in all its branches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

Fl>roC FIRNG.-The reckless man
ner of dlscharging firearms within the
TOWN limits is becoming an almost
nightly occurrence, and until some
4one is killed or crippled for life, the
#practlce wiE no doubt continue. The
8Oih,ers are powerless to arrest these
sSIiolators of TIE law, as they do MOI in
n'iise in the practice except ON the
#Io"er level OF the town or the unfre-
#Ileh'ed portions of the streets. The
8shuicriminate tiring of pistols will yet
Ea,id dlsa>trouSly to some one unless
the habit is put a stop to-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
Black and Colorcd Silks.

The latter including all the new shades, I'M
eXcelled in beauty and richness of design.
Evening Silks, Plaids also. the largest as
sortment of poI'lins and Dress Goods, Shawls
and flanncls.. Blankets, Mnterproofs, Bed
Spreads and Table Linen, Towels, Napkins,
Gloves, Corscts, aud Ladies' Underwear, all
of which will be sold Mt marvelously low
prices. A full stock OF Laces and Lace Goods.
Furs! Furs! Furs!
Our Fur Department comprises the best
quality of Mink, Sable, Ermine, Astracan
and Hudson Bay Furs.
Millinery.
In our Millinery Department can be found
all styles of Ladies', Mis.cs'. and Children's
Trimmed and lntrimmed Hats, in Silk, Vel
vet. N%elours, and Grape.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
In this Department can be found all styles
Of shoes, in Kid and Cloth, Fur and Flannel
lined. high and low cut. "A very large stock,
ut very low prices.
Carpets, Trunks and valiscs, Flats,
Caps, and Clothing.
This is a Department which we need not
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18

IND DIE Tine Of all kinds neatly
JOO uIN VI executed ut the ot.
lice ot the l.uRtKA pAlIY SENTINEL.
, 1874-06-04
CHICAGO LUMBER 31tkNET.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June ..
Tho market waB fairly ncyo this morning at recent
number Of fresh arrtyals aud locai mud country buy
ery, who IN ialr attendance took hold 30 Il thuy
thought tho bottom had been rtachcu thls ttlo ut leas
aud ihe teet was largely reduced by night. TAure
WAS no advance III prizes. Dut the improved demand
and reduced offerings. tended to arrest the downward
toulency Of tho ntket, Htil Halcs wero cfeoted u
about yostordays ngures. vvry choice miruu boartla
and strips wcrc sscay ut $1,000 na common 70 fur
aul scanng were reported at $500, Mpnises grades
+ ss;s SssSi 5s! ,ss5 Hafsa e. i; s;5 Sess3s ss
shipglcs, s2.7oG?.S0.
rho following sales, Of which were aac yester-
=. sss 1st sisSs ae ss5o ~ Cargo ssh$
!sS % 59m ' sh s2s as o i u f9 oa4as s' ss It
lattio Earl from askegon. IS II, con'mon inch, lart
Norway atSo.5G; Sold " 1rlsl, pallen : Go.
toisss aud seans. azio is.5 70 aud oyer q, It
3lsoo: hold full joias and ncantling, Ut sy25 alals
is oiss ant acaatgs, % Il ssoo; ses iesso Ioa,
nls'S .s from o @ 1as r. toss ad acanns. at s'oo
mil rln, at $40. 10 oo tosis a asanug. q ;9oo
from I,d,nson, I'D i7b jo!ss and scsstllng, 4t s5oS
seana ssf Sarss 1Ss
ington, Zoo nj Josta aud seantlng, at 5000; cargo
barge uranua, fro,n Ilillngt0l, oU0 nj 1nfHa alll
ReAntng, at 5000. All aod by Il. II. DlekforI Go.
Cargo schs Sardlna, from Atansteo, lcelt load Of
lumber, Mt 5000; hold full ioats aud aea1,tlint at
souo; earEo barge J. +. Joy from bay City, Mich,
600 nj It. dry boardR, common aud cnl!a ut $1,000;
carGo sclr Anno Tonlnc, from AIanlstct, 1J5 in RI
from, ManlH|cr, 50 ii It 2xia ai long laaber l Il
slUao; 40 III joists md scantliuH, ut 800; cirgo
aolIr scoyll!e from Mshego lOu oloco boards md
1trpa, ut $1,000; 10 III at, ut sa0u; cargo nrlr Fal-
con, from Lulington, 40 in jolas md Htaning, ut
39G0; carao achr DAN Hayes, from Aianutcu, 1l3 Ill
jotas aud scantlng, at ~ 16 long olsa an tin-
bcr ut SLID; cargo srlr Atab, fronl LMliYson 131
n strips ad boarda mll1 talyl, At SIAM; cargo srllr
Emolc, from d. tlb 1o!sss ailtl scas!lig 1T s3UO
1ill tay cargo Helr Madison, fr1m AIuskeaon, ~ M
common Inch, mill tally, ut 5000; cargo schr
i si$3o; ico n Isth III 1T sa.s6; sarae xsls
Kao lInulman, from Oconto 2D0 Vi RtrIpH aud boara
Vt $i1oo, Is u lath Ut $500 a'gn srnr dtpsy, from
hlus4egon, l.o ~ common ine. At $oas cargo nrop
Ucanes ureen hay. G1 III shtnglcs vt u 80 aafao
schr $. Ailersoil, from Green Lay, 02s III snlu!'es
pnxed hra'l0sl ut SAN. 4G0 III M. Ahlngeso " ~
81 cargo scllr j. r. Traey, from alastee ~ ~
sDlort neraiH 1n0atrc, Mt $l7UU, l2o IN 1oE1h nnn
AraMtl1tg ut $y.U0. AL sold by DlaaelaFa, uos'aAa
Il CO.
At THE YAhns.
Trade waB only fnlr. Thu nldora rcre!sea Ara gefl-
orally for sm4il quantities. precs sfo unchanged, as
follows .,o ~,.x,
Eirat cleaH. ......'JsVoV @69.0
, 1874-06-04
cabh or soor limo, a11 .0n6D1t05; do aolur July.
&ll.25@1l271f do so1ler August al .AN0Dtl AZ [

cabh or soor Jnno, a11 .00@110 05, do aollur July
au,n,nor lard, 1o1}G@1oMo swoot-picklod lume
11@11>ao ror 'b for 18@l0 b nveragos' dry
cash, and o11{o bollor :!,ilys d]G@De for nllort
ribs, cash. and D1(c acllor July; o1I1@oo96o tor
for roumbet!endss; u@o12ao forlonE olear. Tia aamo
boxod A. 1l@No ror p above these priooH;;
r,bs. 1o1le for short cloar, ell paclcd In hl,de
t4o. Mess boot, e10.75@11 90; oxtra mess do
$i1.755R12,ooi boef hnms e226o@28:oo.. ci.y
@H 2b; $50 b1in DO, Holior tho month, ut $i7.o0;
$50 brla DO st s17.25, GOO brls d. seller July, nt
817.G5 250 brls do at 5l7.G2111t $50 brls do at
s1750; $50 brls do at 917.46; b00 brls do, seller
August Ct s17.e0; $50 brls do at 517.75; $50 tcs
lsra st 3l1:o9; $50 tca 10. 4e!ler tl,e mouth st
tea do at a11.15; 750 tcs do al oil. 10; 9bb tos
10 at sl1.0b 200 tcs do at s11.0D, 200 600 ll's
short ribH, Hollcr July, nt 1920 (laat ovening),
46 boxeH summer do at .|16c.
torlay footod up nearly 5000 hr1s for export,
only portion OF which woro then reported, aud
tho rost woro turned over to tho roportora to-
day. Honeo tho salos seem larger thall they toa1-
y we're. They wore mostly taken (ye,7ttortny) at
Ing tlo limits Of tio @ @shippors woro reduced Is,
md they wore forced to Withdraw, leaving tho
market to tho local dealers. Bran was quiet
md a ghado easier. saloB woro reported Of 500
brls white winter o3tras on private tor,ns; loo
1siinn.5 It ssSa; bp esa 10 - 1t s55; loo urls is
do at :5.55; 100 brls do at s5.o5; 800 brls do Oh
private ter1ns; TO brts BuportiuoB, unsound, at
$4.00; 30 brla ryc ut e5.bD. Total, 1,D50 brlB.
Also 20 tonH bran nt Rl2.00 on track; to tons do
at $12.50, FREQ on board. The market closed at
f4taf mi 1t,+rf ~ Y4rfa
, 1874-06-04

South Dearborn It, 90 r Of Thlry.cIeltil at,
rs rsn!s. 2ss! NJ aits is ay Il AZ; s;s 5 5s
x120 It, dated Juno 3... ..:... 100
1t Sos, 10, -. u, dated june a.,:..,..,:.:: 1910
wsst issado9ph i, iia II q Union It, 10 =. :.
sssa =, ssss sas ssa Il Of .isy
25si3lT It, .latod Jn1le 9.......:.........: 100
:s1s| s'Ss|,s i5'5 1.;sa e s1 STsa!'s ,,
Frs,isiseo i. iii Il of Jackson It, /, aSx ~ ~
sI,s; it,, ~ ,i,S TO 4 of Orchard it, sssla5
Fry i It. iss II teoi Hot It ii;ss1 IT: ss
with buildings dated June 1.............: 100
ia 5-ioa1as It, dated Jane l................ A.25
DsaPiaaSft sPFIasS he Il = 20 :? s s >,
Thu prem'sea Nus. - and a South Morgan >,
uRasS e., as1 sS It + ;sts os; aSss T.
eornsT + q 1eavs sn It. sosss IT, sed
sonTn or err 1Iati1s w1r1iix ninlus OF arvss
1oa Ito o, in a whl!ae9 Fl 1Ss 9saia's Ii ofsH
a,a. ~ i ssaSs ssts 'sa ssas sry s @
TIvo lols ii carrs part q Kodz'o's w::A . -,
~! ess e! .is.s T. dated e1,s Msy a., e.
Lots II, II, Is, and 10, Block 2, sAimpa .
xxx 500 ., Us, Il, aascd n1ay 1o......... SOC
Lot Q, Dogue's Addition to Chicago, dated May
I3... ..+... vi
Hnrlin'a snbdiyialon, Q u Il. M Il,
" Il 6ushman). dated Deo j. 1B7a .......... 1880
Lot II, Block 8, l1oyt aud othors, sN,awK,,
sw4. SEQ 10, 81, Il, dated June 1......... g.
+, G0x126 tt, wlth5 30 othor lots In ea1ue
Subdivision, dated My 1s.: s.:::.......,;.,.. 16,o;
South Morgan at, 100 It q OF Fity-second at,
t, a2x125 It, With other lots in same,
South Aberdeen 1t, IA It Of Fifty-seconi Il,
dated Muy Observation-Disclosures. ~
WEsr or CITY LIMITS WITHIN nADtus Or sEvE
MILES CouHT-NousE.
L 100 It OF " Il, sw n SEQ 3, nnd Q 100 IT Of
NV An " Il, Soc 10, 50, ID, dated May II. 1000
, 1874-06-04
REAL ESTATE.


THE AUCTIONS YESTERDAY.
At the sale of lots between Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-fftA streots, Oh South Park avenue, by
William A. Dutters l. Co.. one lot, No. II, 25 foot
'front.' wns BOLD at e122.60 per front foot, to John
Yunker.
Lot IL wap sold at s11s.5o. to J. Koly.
= At this point it was decided thatthe sale should
be adjourned to Mondny morning noxt at tho
Real Estato Exchange, OIL Lasallo street, at II
O'Clock.
Five lots on South park avonuo, and four on
Calumet avenue MI botweon Thirty-fourth ind
Thirty- fifth streets. remain to be sold.
At EVANSTON.
Ellison, Pomeroy Il Co.'s ealo Of tho lots In
payne L. hlcNeill'a Subdivision was attended by
largo number Of purchasers md spectators,
but, aB In the caso Of the inside property refesrod
to above, the bidding was not B,tch a8 to enoonr-
ago tho se!lors to put up tho ontire property
Tho total consideration Of tho property sold
waB S20, ,450.
In Block 5, botwoon arnnt and Lake streets,
Preston and Dodge avenues, Lots and wore
sold for $3.50 4 foot; Lots O. !, g. aud G, for So;
and lot for $3.50.
In Block 9, adjoining, on Willard avonuo, Lots
md wcr, aold at $3.50 foot; Lots, at 80;
Lot 4, at $40; Lot &, ut ai2; Lot o. at 512.60;
nnd Lot 7, at $3.50 a foot.
Tho whole OF Block ., between Preston and
Dodge avenues md Washington and Cheney
ntrcets, comprising 10 lots. waB bought by III. J.
AQMlHyt III ~ " 1u0L-
Lot "a, II Block 8, On Emerson street. bstwoon
Willard and Preston avenuoH, was sold for 9lu.60
= foot hnd Lot 20 for sl5 foot.
In Block a, between tho same avonuoa md
Durkoo and ChonoY streets, Lot was Hold at
$3.50, md Lots Z, y, and for aa foot.
In Block 0, batwoen Witlard and Ashland
eyon,los and Grant and Luke streets, Lots s
aud = wnfo aold for $40, and Lots7 and 8 tor
Slp.75 Il foot.
In Dtook6. botwoen tho same avenues, but
betweon Emeruon and Durkeo RtreetB, lot o
waa Ao!d for 31U.75 foot; anl Lots I aud 3
for $1,000 n foot.
Tie terms OF Hale were ono-tlllrd cash, balanco
In one and two years, at 8 por cent,
1t III propusod to soil tho rena1uaor OF the
lots privately.
THANAFEAa.
Tho following Instruments wore 9lol tor roo
ord OIL Wednesday,, Juno 81
Confederation.
Tr,tmbull av, 100 It of Twonty fourth at, sf, -,
2Axl2l B+ln IT, aHsea jUl,g g2.................3 40o
jackson y, 22o II Ut 'osntreav, st, 2sxl7a Il,
dassd 41a2 ~ e,a's
, 1874-06-04

1So advance on Inst wooka prcca; 1ahs, fat cattlo
selling full UP to heavy RrasioH; buyers purchasing
Linz 1ltiion HccrH, nv oo2 md 1,l0 lbs, ht 6, ,oo@
o45; 100 Miaaoun steers, Nv LOTT l4, nt 1925: 400
BnrEr AMI LiMns.-1tocoipts 2,Qoo; sota1 Tor week,
4,4no; narkos conthuea dull and lnrrcaseal ,Hnics,
1000 ohio cprcd shaep at so.oo0s0o7h; 1A5 1lilnoa
toaa- --1'eeespsa. 2.noo. losal for week ehua fas,
l2,ooo. yoFhors' oo heavy hogs, s5.fb@e.oo'
EAST I1nEnrT, IT,, rnne 3.--CArTbE-hrrivn1B, %
cars bcst 6H@o&o; noliuu1. CG3o75o; common,
6kGI0c.
hooa-Arrirals, y enra: best rhiado,ph.as, so.25@
GAO; Yorkera, $s.2t0a5.G0.
.srrEr-Arrlyais, u cars best, $5.5o@e.0o; me-
dlnm. S4.6Oa5,QS,'
, 1874-06-04
MONEY AND CONNER


"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jnna 2.
Thoro waB fair demand for loans lo-day, but
loBs than las boon noticed for tho lNHt two or
throe days. THO deposits Of tito banks aro
heavier nt this sonson and tho proportion OF
cash moans to deposits Is also largor than ratlal
Bono Of tile banks layo q 1argor limo OF dis
counts now than at tho samo time last year, but
mono havo larger proportion OF loans to do
poaits. Whilo thoro may DO an exceptional case
or two In which tho loans aggregate moro, thore
Ia mono III which thoro Is relative noroaae that
Is, mono in which tho iloronso Of loana has kept
pnee with that Of deposits. With tralo In 1ts
present auiot, conservative condition, tho banks
could hnyo no other report to mnkc. Tho rata
Of discount for commercial papor Is s@10 pcr
cont; OH real estate, 1lo por cont On theatroot,
for onrrying provisions, and atil oHs for grain,
though those ratos nro ets6entng.
Now York o1ohanga waa firm to-day botwoon
banks at 25o discount to par for 81, 900.
Tho movement Of currency to tho cotlnlry hAB
fallen to its usunl volume. tho receipts about
palnnco tho shipments.
Tho olenrings woro $4,000, 600.
The etatoineut has boon mado iii tho
tlaaneal column Of n. morning t paper Il, TINT
citios many mills uanufactorios. mud other
industrial establishments hayo stopped, partly
from lack Of demand for their commodltios, and
purity from luck OF tho usual financial facilities
tinios." Careful inquiry among tho banlora OF
this city shows that, 10 far al 0licago IL con-
cernod, the atatomcnt Is utterly incorrect, no
cagp was recalled by those OF whom inquiry
Naa made Of any sIaao mill +e Or nmn 9a;y
stopped work thcn, but havo since resumed.
usual financial facilities. Any paper Of their
customers whioh, they present is freely Dis
, 1874-06-04
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS..
CHICAGO.

CATTEE-Anoler Quot duy was pissed in this
branch u tho ,nMrket. The receipts NOT soye
tho recent average, numbering only about 71o hea,
but there WIZ oyer-snpfly nevertheless, and tha
ciuy wcro indifferent operators, though there VAS
noticeable absence Of nctsity tn tho donland from
other sources and the aggregate OF ealcH slows tho
New York VIVA quoted firm, but adylcea from other
Eaassrn po.nts ess favorable than On the rseced
Ing days OF tho wcok, nud sopcd to justify tic greater
caution exercised by tho shipping interest," Tho efforts
Ut buyers to force prices lower rnnKe wero not sue
cossfnl so fur az good to cl.occ qualities were co
from loa to $50 per 100 It's. stovk cattle suffered
most % thero was less than tho usual demand for
materially inoroasod* Wo now quoto common to
dun. lots at +5o and good to primo Mt s4Ts@
exceptionally good. Sales were reported from sa5ot5
$50 for scniawag lots. including bulls, stags, thin
cowH md scrawny lefers up to ft.2o for exsfA, with
tho larEer lortiQu Ut IS 5,9lltG 10.
, 1874-06-04

1Ioas-Ths heavy receipts mil Tho uufavorallo
repnrts from tito East causcu dooiled Weakening lii
prices cf this rlass Of I've atock. A fow transfers
were effected early III the dug ut about ycsturlays
rates, but before 10 O'clock the market had Aaggoi
you'd 10c where remained weak 10 tho oloyu II tho
lay adyanccd trading became triile moro arttye nut
after MI B1u1R had beon sntsled fully 10000 hons
ren.uiet IN the several divisions 1f tho yarIs ui-
so aud tic Indications that still lower ratps will
prnvat tomorrow. Balos at Si.G0B5. 5.Bo-ehioAy 1t
46 0nGa6 AZ ="
, 1874-06-04

BosToN, June 3.-Wooi continues III good ao.nnnd
and hcocea scarco prices rango from 5c 10 G0c for
double extra and trohl0 oxtra Oio ind pannHylvania.
Bupors and pnllcd continue IN do1nand at @osbGo
cl10cn Eahteri s,rcre, 55t5fo. CombiIiH wool Ia ia
tonlanl, and wifi nlre With roady HaIo wan boiter
assortment Of now offers: waahed coplbng mud
duiacs. 55aG2c; unwaahad. i2tgiGc, tho latter for
NOW Kentucky
, 1874-06-04
COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Junc 9.
The following wore tho receipts and shipments
Of tho londing articles OF produce IN Chicago
during tho pnat twonty-fo,lr hours, and for tho
corresponding late ono year ngo:
, 1874-06-04

New YonK, june :,.-Tsale movement with manu-
facturera agents continued slow except for prints aud
heayy woololu, which moved In fair quantities. AMI u
fair jobhi.g sraAa wus effected. Market for cotton
Eooda quiet an.l unchanged. Job prints hiry active.
Drena goods aal al,a,Yls ruled quiet.
Thu Duly Bulletin aayB At auction, pricea Of rib
bona showed mnrRel improvement; black greua.
d3una lii demand.
, 1874-06-04
Preston, Koan T. Co. report aB follows.


NEw YonH, June s.-Tho Treasury diobursod
e83,000.
Customs rocefpts e2D7, 900.
The Western Union Directors havo declared d
quarterly dividend Of per cont.
Specie engagements for to-morrow's steamers,
s550,00o.
Money easy at 2115@3.
Sterling iirm d 4s72l@1ss for GO days;
490sl 9ao1 for sight.
Gold opened at liz and closed at 1111S, tile
highest and lowest points respectively Tor the
day. Carrying rates, 115@311 oioAod at 2.
ClenringH S25. 5.00O,000.
state Ind railroad bonda duh, and nothing
doing.
Governments stoady.
Stooks opened strong, aud advanced k@136
In the entiro list. At the second Board tho mar
Aet WAS weak at roantion OF NON from tho
highest point, During the Inst hour, the mar
Rot was irregular. but closed firm. The prin-
oipal activity was in Westorn Union and Lake
Shore, in which tho cAanges were frequent.
After tho announcement Of tho Wostern Union
dividend. 1t wont to 73, declined to TN. and
closed at 72556. Sales between 10 aud O'clock
,sero $4,000 phareu, OF which % 900 wore Wost-
ern Union; 5000 Lake Shore; 14000 Union
Pacific, and 50, ono Now York Ccntral.
, 1874-06-04

Tho Produce Markets.

PrrranunaH, Juno 3.-Ur,ldo worry dull mud 1Miot
quoted ut 81 oo1 .eo refined rory 1niot uuotcd July,
l3u: August. 1J4ic,
, 1874-06-04
CHICAGO DAfII MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Juno 3.

e1 'fi"' t* ras as
srattos, iseaioe: iniorIor to sommen. 7edsiGc. s'
DA0G1Nd-This market was without now features
ss s ss4s s Etc., hs dSr seey
othsr s. ars !s,slnk fatrly fer ths seaaoq snd
ioo snntos, gum Sai sineo. % i7Slso; de dou5a. a3ss;
wool racks. EBtab1c.
BROOM 0ORN-Ths demand Is still confined to
small quantities 10 meet inrnedato wan.s. priccs aro
90: corn tlAt will work iaolf into oofco h,rl broom
7R8c; for good Do, e@!o: good to choico stalk bsaid
7NS nts5Sf 9fa:Hs 1GS in oaor.to ,oe.
Ssss :':sss ss:5as ss;$sSe ~ Il Assa
lms lms ,ssn eSS I'll whiso .sna III si5
!sssSes ma nss!ns g!ssaeS
OHEEsE-The cheese trnao was moderately ac.iro
on local aud country account but Under tue CONTINUED
Iowa: Now York factory, 1s,5Gl4Ko; westorn do,
6oAINNothins now calling for special mention wna
developed III tue coal narket Orders wera for small
o prees following: @ : Lehgh, prepared, s9sos i5oo;
tackawanna $s6o@o,o 90; rennsylvaua cannol. $3.50;
Indiana Camel, rso; Erio sps Walnut HILL ssso
Kirkland grate, $7oo; Hooking Valley, $3.50: Indiana
nlook, $40; Slluonk, $500: Wilmington, s..se@o.oo:
quiet. as foows; 81 o, Pork psr;
rots, JOG 40; whisky baIrols $l.ooaaoo; lard
ticrces, boi Hour barrels 4s9Ssc pork ataves
stayes rough s2aoo@9aoo hnessa " or "a sswea f5oo
@33oo Na1Sky anyea Eolgh' Ky oe4a2Seo aot nnck-
hosding, 7S@9c:
EaGs-More IN ia'r loeRl demand a. 1agl3He A.,
F1ai-lnofo "aa no pofcepnolo aeatemont III nc
ea 1e nss a5 fsc
No trons No. shore s,1 msSsGfe IL. ne%
+; %sfs s|s!s f.,
fs4:s *ssss' .p as''ss: ss5sa
brl laorna9r nofalnT, fonna M 5s' *a;ee ee
a1 no. bsa scale eeS no15 NI hyer s
MNp M orn,eaa Is e. orSaes appsfGn.
al ' branches Stocks d do1nesss aro Fedaced 10
s9 rub s hshsr ne sr il tie
drum. age, IN boxes. layers,1 @s%o; Turk
ish a e @ rs a ss
zagts sssan :@sf
nee! a 1ofk sphl1es, e1ras. aS
ia %ssern andSa o Il Southern liz
aim. 10 mixed iiEiGlqko: hlackbcrrics iDfp2Oo:
fa1uborren, ADA l2c ptted Cherries 406s4lo Nurs-
nnts aaas. a1 @ napSs
wajnata new. ISa17o nrax,ls ioa1ie peesns. Tox.
os.9K9loEe: !: Wilmington geanuts fansy. l:a}1as; ;
'u Recommendations renort rood INJURY for t1,e
asss 5 Somng nnsr s hsa sd pssss @
Reano Grales ndyaucai au s<c to-ay uI,t ara Hkcly
hxsr bsiors tae so.s 81 tho Sss ceses s'
sn,ps MI ner iines r,Iia1 aenv. ''' '@S'>'
, 1874-06-04

Total ontu Mt port. s,3 ST. les149 l,lal,o2O
Tbs total amount OF goods entored for canBnp;ion
during the first Two mouths of tho proaci.t yenr
xBatnst $5S 051 la1 year, S1y 81 in
lB7a, aua FOL, ,a3p, $50 III la7l.
The volume Of actual trade ras therefore CON-
Ridornh!y greator IN May lRat than your proyi-
ously, Notwithstanding many BtAtemonta to tho
eontrary.
CALL NoARt}.
WAeat WAS active aud higher, mud other grain
qulot. PROVISIONS were quiet hut firm.
Call pricou ranEed AZ followH No. 9 vheat,
soler Juno. S1.ls!l sollor July, o.. .179(@l.1 .18;
scller tue yeat, " 9l4dpl,o5!G. Halos wore
5000 bu No. 2. sailor jnao, At 9l,181l5 a0.QQp
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