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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

BULLION SHIPMENT. The X X
Company shipped yesterday by w. l..
Pritchard's teams to Palisade, 43,lO0
pounds Of bullion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

For New York walking shoes and
all other kinds of good boots and shoes,
20 to Dunkel a. Co.'S, corner of Main
and Clark streets. myl9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

Go TO Dunkel Il Co.'S for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. myl9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

NorIcE,-We beg to inform the pub
lie that we have received a splendid as
sortlment of holiday goods, consisting
of dolls, mechanical locomotives,
steamboats, and buggies, fine ladies'
work-boxes. fancy jelly candies, etc;
and we offer II goods at very low
rates. LEVIN Il SIMoNS,
dl9-l0d Next door to Dr. Lukens'.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

lS75.-Diraries for 1875 at the City
Drug and Book Store. d22
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

EGas.-Max Oberfelder has received
10000 dozen eggs, a fresh arrival, which
must be disposed OF at once. Parties
desiring eggs in large or small guam
titles should call at once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Ties,
will be found at Reilly IL Harrison's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

FRESH ROLL BUTTER and firkiu
bntter. Just received at Ashim Bros.
$40
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

If you want to buy crockcry ware
glass ware and silver-plated ware, go
>. AShim 4 Brother. ST
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

To CLOSE Our Tile STOCK of patent
medicines, Ashim Brothers will sell,
al one dollar per bottle, Walkers VIM
egar Bitters, Ayres' Cherry Pectoral,
Halls Sarsaparilla, Richardson's Sher-
ry Wine Bitlers, Mitchell's Cod Liver
Oil; also, a great variety of other pat
ent medicines, at cost. $40
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

ALARGE assortment of holiday gift
books, musical albums and musical
work boxes, at the City Drug and
Book Store. d22
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

+. r.. DoDGE-Collecting and Bust
ness Agent. Collections from abroad
solicited. dl3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

JUST REcEIvED-A complete stock
of boots and shoes. at Murphy's, Main
street myS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

REILLY Il HARRISON have re-
"a stock of fire brick from the
Utah Fire Brick Mandatory, which
is equal to the best English make. nI3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

THE finest liquors and cigars at Dick
Paddock's Eureka Saloon. Hot lunch
every day at IL A. NJ, and fish or clam
chowder every night at s O'Clock. dI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

SKArING.-Mr. Shaw, the superin-
tendent of the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company, with his usual pub
lie spirit, has caused the pond near the
company's furnaces to he overfiowed.
the water covering an area OF about a
couple Of acres, which. il the weather
is cold enough to freeze sufficiently,
will make an excellent skating pond.
Mr.. Shaw invites everybody-old and
young, rich and poor, Democrats, Re-
publicans and Independents to come
and skate to their hearts content,
without money and without price.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

JUST RECEIVED The finest and
largest lot of toilet sets, perfumery,
etc., for the holidays, at the City Drug
and Book Store. d22
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

, A No. l article of Japan green te'
md China black tea, in bulk, the bes
ever offered in this market, cau be ha'
at Ashim Brothers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25

Oil; also, a great variety Of other pat
ent medicines, at cost. $40
JUST RECEIVED The finest and
largest lot of toilet sets, perfumery,
etc., for the holidays, at the City Drug
and Book Store. d22
s A No. l article of Japan green tea
md China black tea, in bulk, the best
ever offered in this market, eau be had
at Ashim Brothers.
THE finest liquors and cigars at Dick
Paddock's Eureka Saloon. Hot lunch
every day at II A.. NJ, and fish or clam
chowder every night at s O'Clock. dI
+. II. DoDGE-Collecting and Bust
ness Agent. Collections from abroad
solicited. dl3
If you want to buy crockcry ware
glass ware and silver-plated ware, go
). Ashim 4 Brother. 81
A LARGE assortment of holiday gift
books, musical albums and musical
work-boxes, at the City Drug and
Book Store. d22
REILLY Il HARRISON have re-
ceived u stock of fire brick from the
Utah Fire Brick Mandatory, which
is equal to the best English make. nI3
THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Ties,
will be found at Reilly IL Harrison's.
FRESH ROLL BUTTER and firkiu
bntter, Just received at Ashim Bros.
$40
lS75.-Diraries for 1875 at the City
Drug and Book Store. d22
Go TO Dunkel Il Co.'S for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. myl9
JUST REcEIvED-A complete stock
of boots and shoes, at Murphy's, Main
street mVS
, 1874-06-08

fT1Hk kHE DftT9tt FFts {Ff6t.
There arrived in tho city Friday morning over
tho Grand Trunk Hallway man named Patrick
DloArthur, who mot with thrilling adventure
about Six miles eaat Of tho junction Thursday
night. lIe ia . laborlng mnn, and having no
money, and falling to got . chance to worE his
paAsago down from Port Huron on q boat he
started to walk down on tho railroad track. and
had nearly completed his Journey when tho nd-
venture bofel him. lie laid by dur;uu
tho heat Of tho day Wednoaaay, and was walk.
Ing in the evening. to mako It IN. Whlo
crossing the tracks where switch loads down
fast IN "{rog," aud his efforts to extricste il
we're Of no avail. 1lo had on stout boot, aud il
Attcd 30 eloHely oyer the instep That 10 could
not draw bis foot out. III fact, tho boot vas
wedgod In the frog " 30 oloBaly tbat the mau;s
toca we're severely ,pinohod. He pulled tlls way
ana That, nronohed anl twisted but the " frog
At leugth he could hardly move his Lon for tho
pain, and he found that be must either be run
oyer by the next passing train or mako some ouo
understand his situation. Ho Shouted himself
Aoarse. but no one came. The nearest house
, 1874-06-08

-"somowhat iim-iamic is how ons Maine
editor aeBcribos brother.
Fifty thousand pounds Of Sugar from ono
tnonsand trees have been mnda by Ar. slaytop,
Reading now fairy storea to tho convicss In
the Massachusetts, State Prison Ia tho latest
prison discipline agony.
"A Western editor thinks that tho habit of
Carrying tobacco in tho pistol pocket is a bad
oue To meot man on q lonely road aud SOC
him reach for his tobacco-box auggoata unploaa-
ant possibilities.
AT Loadon police station ono Hardw1oh,
s,god u yoars. was brought up tho other day for
had beon professional boggar since 1886.
-Aa bride aud bridegroom wore about to
leave Cleveland, q Constable stepped into the
car with now attachment and seized tho BRIDE
groom wont on With his lnatrimouy baroheadcd,
Mr.. Blackburn. tho colobratad blindfold
chosB-playor, lately contested eight simultaneous
games against members Of tho London Chess
Club, without seeing any Of the boards. At tho
cloae Of the tlrat sitting be had won four AID
lost one. three being unfinished
-Ile new vest has & dosp pocket which COM
pletely hides d cigar, 80 that tho man who asks
you Tor "tho maso to that" can noyer bring q
blush to your faco by discovering it after W You |.
have told him, :" haven't another, a fellow
just gave me ttia"
A contribution in aid of tho Mill River suf-
ferera was taken In church in Nh adjoining town,
IL
tributed was a now c1othes-line from baby.
lahe}ct, *>To be used In hanging tho contractors
OF tle olr."-Boston Traveller.
-semething new for tho children ia box Of
Woot;en hgnres. painted to reproaont aorobatB,
winch can be put togetliorin sectiouH like blocks,
20 FORM groups bMggeAtiye OF = frHt-olaas circus
performance. Tie wooden mon 70 through tho
ground and lofty tumbl!ng buBInoss almost az
large aH life aud quito At naturally,
Tho American Hiatorica, Eecorfl for 3,na
contains MI acoount Of William Hutchjnry. fla
lust but ono ou tho roH OF NoyolWtionary na,'.
sionerH. He WIS native aud resident ~ Sta;no
md died In 1906 at tho age OF over iii years
Lemue! Cook, OF Now York, tle nmryiv;.'r
ponsonor, diod eightoon days lntor, aaea M ''S ioS
yours.
"A rather singular present received hy = 1.,ae
last wcok was i life insurance policy for 4l0. .oCO
III her Ausha,sd's life. Iha poor little thlnR' al
ullo aud o,Rnge blossoms, went wi,au shee RAW
It, anl continued to do 30 until her mamma whis-
pered something In her car. Then sho raised
aeT eyebrows, awaetly smiled, aud trapped un
stairs to put the policy carefully away!--IYeso
York AfaN.
"A California editor aludes to q brother ious-
nalat In tAls luxuriant !anguages "Tho AMI
mated fungus which anHwers to tho name Of
Ferguson whom he Ia branded 'lar," md
whose normal condition attracts Awarms OF blue
Lotto hios about his mouth and nostrils. and 4
, 1874-06-08

waa half q mile away, and IT, tho farmer
attention. After tho man kad bcen a pris-
onor for upward Of m hour ho hoard tho
ons E s.9 9f o. d9Tn s hs hf' h ss e 70 tGak
Ho had natch-bo1 In bis pocket, papors II bis
bundle, and tho idea caroo to him TO eignal tho
train. Tearing tho paper OF his bundle. and
getting. at = number Of lottors, he rolled them
dlo ont too suddenly ho added two 0annol shirts
from tho bundle. Tho bundle Wns then nlade
fast to tho end Of ILLS nalking-ettc matches pro-
ducod, and DO waited until tho hoad light Of tho
locomotive p should appear up the track: ,
bright whlto ntart a. It gltstonoa afar up tho
track. Tho rumble Of tho train grew louder. tho
star grew larger md brighter. Ho struck his
1nntoh. Tho Aame blazod up brightly, bnt ~ he
moved i toward the bundle lltto gust ot wind
tho track he could hear the thunder Of hun
dred heavy wheels, and The great light Of tho
locomotive elarod IT him lilo tho lery eye Of
some wild boast. Another mntoh, an inhtnnt Of
fcar aud doubt. and then tho papor bnzod up
swayed right and left with tho night wind. He
WRved the signal Of fire bact and forth. and tust
when ho Wao ready to boiieve that death undor
the whecla Was certain ha heard tho Whlaslo fo1
Brakes.
He could boar tho whoels grinding and groAn-
Ing, the HAS OF steam ~ tho enginoor threw
back hts lever, and then the heavy train came
to stop, with tho great light shining down upor
him, psllng hia dying algna1.. He was sayod
10 crush him. The areman camo forward, got
crowbar and released him, and no was taken baol
to tho oaboose.. The train mon were very kind
TO him, and yestorday he found acguaintanco|
he1e Who arranged for bis board until he will b,
tender, and It will be several days before hs wil
b &biH to walk.
, 1874-06-08

An American artist tells this story Of fell0W-
Italian galleries
''Americant oh, am so glad. Let mo ask
you aomo questions. I haYo boon buying pic
lures. Can you toll mo whether or not l have
been oheatod7 They arc about 30 large '-hold-
Ing hiH hands In various positions to indicate tho
dlilernnt sizes, ''and cost 10 much manning
the price Of oach "Do you think I paid too
ntuchf"
equanimity, replied that 1t depended good
aoal OH circumstances. but ho thought It most
likely lie bad not paid more than was right.
I" Ono more question, Mister" he exclaimed,
work.
!. '.0ertainly, air.
"Do you think" QeAnlng over him, aud
ssresklng II lower to,ie), lido you really think,
htlater, that those Ee~1a!aasput good 'nasertaIs
, 1874-06-08

AAASts& uh AAS <Ae&1AUA"N 4 Nf AE1&sAaA0$
20 tae Editor Of ths Des aioass tIoeal Rsoisser.
Aecently tho 'ork-oators IN our Vicinity have
been thrown into fever OF oxcttoment BY tho
occurrence OF four cases Of trchintaals In the
fanny y q nasaa p imo mea wess OF tet .orn: ~,
May lo' when ; they had already been III for about
different from anything wo Ind ason botoro. that
nc louau ourselves unaolo 70 come 70 pos'tFe
oonelusioh Is 70 tha nature o. T. Tue aisonae.
and IN no same manner afonsed our smsploione
90 70 poison OF eoMo Alnu. He mhdc all sorts o.
inquiries r. aooat tue collar, we1!, and Is to what
snoy hno eason. ~. Mo aeRoa thom tno genofh1
M a9d tug M answer 2, was, no. subs9aueptly hoMover
mnon Sn ~ sno symPtohs toBemulou enoso OF trchl-
noua utae1so. We put tnose qnssnona IN moro
rrated , n1ut; anu iea.nnu tha. t9o petsons
hneoleu lMls. na'!y. h9r non nna t~o aaugnteral
naa nGoh III III ~ sae haoas o1 ssaoing OIL p'ooos OF
sn@aeo I,esa ,, hata anu eaIne IL. ,,,,,.,.,
Inc microscope also fovoa!a tho little animal
!moeaaea n tho masoalaf hnfes OF tho hnm
1fo 1fom wnlon n tne moat haa neen saxon, 30 tho
Wo vii " stata fsw nf he mora nro.,nt
ss{mp.oma plHsensea IN thoso casds. Inc pa
saen.s @ % woao ~ 1hhoa a. the oaBet WIN uiat1hea
fovar ~ ti,a omJ -, S,eas pen,. ta.nr ana
nuneaa aot ta avoa " ~ ~ "GTh
- 1a, ~, W. saiaous pnit5 OF tne nony oegaa
T.. /" haum ntn atiu soioi PaHehts eAniptea Sroat
.nutnpusi!ton 70 muscular movements. foTof
cUusahueo ~ anta tno D. ona OF tho second week,
Mnen ME- T. cnosiueo ~ q! tno oasos efeept TINT Of
Mls. nas!y. VINO naa lnnammat'on 3l OF tue lungs
compiieating her case. This Was soon brought
under enbjection, since which tmo all the ps-
uonsa haYe M been ' able to Walk slowly ABOUT tho
house. Tho little girls resemble, in thsir walk
porHons 80 years of-age.
VIII state. also. that tho foot and logs OF the
two giris aged respectively s and IL years, began
70 swoll about tho end OF tho Rooond week, and
hayo remainod enormously swollen ever since.
oyer four wooke have now elapsed Blnoo thcso
patlonta were taken III, and aa they ara not
growing woreo, but, II any thing. improving slow
K, NO have hopes, that they will all recover.
The amount Of pork eaton In the raw atats has
been small, else no would not have the pleasure
or giving tbis favorable prognosis
In about aix woeks from the time Tho parasite
begins his work OF boring through tho intestinal
wallis, ho becomes imbeded ID the muscular
tlb-es In various parta of tho BODY, vl1ere he
, 1874-06-08

elBo would CONS along and cat tho grain, 10 that
thoy could alt back and howl grasshoppor" p"
snd thus get rid Of paying their debta, and &C.
Btate. Darn thon, said Warner, they didn't
half pillow nor work their land. thoy loAfcd and
blowol about hard tirnes. mud they'll bo dreati-
fully disappointed 1t tho 'hoppers don't cone
Crops TINT woro put ln aa thoy ought to ,bo look
splendta, and It just grlnds tho grasshoppcr-
Lyons County or betwcon thero and here worth
epoakfng Of, and that Ia what hurts thor feel
lngH.
, 1874-06-08

has great deal to do In diminishing tho activity
Of tho principal organs. It H. very NATURAL
thoreforo. that Buoh = power should be acquired
by ono who Inns dono nuoh thing to an animal
~ Intelligent ~ tho horse.
, 1874-06-08
Another Wow OF tho Grpsshoppor
0u8Kttnn.

~. fron th* Le 3fara tlo.pa> 8entinsl, Juns8.
-, Warner Of Lyon Corinty'a opinion IL that It
~ etassnopParn would cot up tho lazy tlplta
a %so s5i IT, hoxiing about graasLoppura, II wouil
~ IT, ,nnM ,ntoMssg to tho country They sowed with
, 1874-06-08

From Tho Lanstna {1Ftch.} Republican, Jaas &.
Such returns 90 can be o1talned at the Secre-
tary Of 6tata's office aud cleaned from our OK
changes are given below, For the first tisno,
probably, there is q decrease Of Inhabitants In D
few farming towns ; butthe increase In oitlos Is
nuftn notirant}a a
, 1874-06-08

LAOcAls

Locale
Tho annual report OF tho Direotors Of The
Public Library was submitted at moottng Of
tho Board on Saturday. It is shown that during
tho first o1ovon months Of tho first year ITO. AIT
porBonB visited tho reading-roon, and there
wero within ono month 2,678 borrowerst to
whom 7,d7o volumes were issued. e!nco tho
opening Of tho new rooma Oil tue 1st Of May
there have bcen nbout 184, 100 visitors. In vlow
Of tho fact that tho library expenses arc &27 900
annually. the Donrd submits TINT the nmount
proposed by the Comptroller to bo appropriated
this yoar la so small as 10 loavo no balance for
tho purchase OF now books, and urge that the
sum be Increased to 100000. Assurance 10
given that no controversy has exlsted in tie
board az to tho Particular Betoctfon Of books. !:
Tlle soconl gntno Of base bali botWcon tho He'd
Stockings Of Boston. and tho Whito Stockings Of
Chicago, was played Saturday afternoon In this
CITY. Tho Rods won By score OF to 2. In Now
York tho Dtutua1s boat tho Hartfords & to a.
At Freoport, Saturday afternoon, tho bay geld.
Ing Dodino, owned by Mr. H. q. Goodrich, OF
Chicago, won the froe-for-all raco in thrco
straight heats, benting Pilot Tomplc, Dan, and
Amy 3. Time. 23l1{, 2:2e, 2:27H.
A bill waB filed In tho Circuit Court, Saturday,
by Samuel II. Molviu against varloua partioa
connected with tho negotiation in Europe OF the
Gilman. Clinton d Springfield Railroad bonds.
Frauds In tho sale aro alleKod..
Congressional Necords
BENATE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26
THE COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES
Escape OF Prisoner from Randa1l's
Island. M.

Escape OF o Prisoner from Randall'si
At the meeting OF the Commissioners OF Charities
yesterday full board was present. The President,
Mr. Laimbeer, filed the chair. No business Of pub
lie interest outside OF the usual routine was trans
acted.
report was read from Mr.. James L. Liscomb,
Warden OF Blackwell's Island Penitentiary, IN
which that onlcer gives an account OF the escape
Of the convict James Purcell. About two O'Clock
on the afternoon OF the oath inst the prisoner
Purcell, who was in the kandall's Island gang,
went to the water closet on the convict dock, by
permission OF Keeper Jones. Upon leaving the
water closet the prisoner started on run south
wardly towards tine sea wall, and Jumped
into boat containing two men. the boat
had been beaChed up close to the wall. Keep
ers Jones and Devine pursued the fugitive, and
fired at the retreating boat all the shots that were
in their pistols, but without effect. One OF the
men handed the prisoner q pistol, from which he
fred tour shots at the officers on the island, one OF
them passing close to Keeper Jones and Super
Ia the pursuit. The boat landed at 1Ath street.
ana The prisoner, with the two men, got out and
escaped Keeper Devine went across TO the New
York side and heard that wagon which was m
waiting took away the escaped convict ana ns
pals Two boys brought the boat to kandalps
island ana delivered it to Mr.. Walker. There was
no name on 1t. Patrick Purcell, alias James Pur-
CELL was convicted OF petit larceny at the Court OF
Special Sessions and sentenced to . term OF three
months q portion OF which he had to serve AZ the
time oil his escape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
STOCKS FIRM.
Gold Inactive and Barely
Steady at liz 3-S.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY. April 25-6 p. IA.
The stock market to-day was nrm. We quote
the following range OF prices:-Western Union
opened at 7l%, advanced to " and sold down to
TOY a 70h 7o14; Pacific Mail started at A. de-
cnned TO 421s but closed steady at AZ; New York
central moved from 9Sh to s79S, and closed, after
fractional fluctuations, at 97H; Erie sold at IS a
a5s IS ST. Paul at $50 $50 3s 81 SO a a7s4 J;
Lake shore at 76ss 76k 755. a 10 a 75zs; Union
Pacific at S2s4 a SO 321 80 q 329s; Rock Island
at s91s a 80 a 9sss 9ss4 Wabash at IA 42l4 a
4oh Ak Az; Hannibal anc 81. Joseph COM
mon sold at IS; Northwest common at AZ 46h
45h AS 49, 45h a 457s a Ask the preferred
stock at 65x e51s; Ohio and Mississippi at 26h a
2614 26H 26A; c., c. and /. G. opened at 22h,
advanced TO 22S and declined TO 22h 2214 !;
Panama sold at lo7; Atlantic and Pacific preferred
NJ AZ 81. Louis ana Iron Mountain at 2S.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England ON balance to-day is fs4,o00. Consos,
for money, 92k 925f for the account e271 The
rate OF discount in the open market for three
months' bills is 3,l per cent winch is u per cent
below the Bank OF England rate. PARIS de-
spatches quote rentes at 59f. soc. Quotations
In Amsterdam are as foilows:-Union Pacific first
mortgage bonds, ~; Union Pacific stock, Is ! /;
Northwest preferred, $50; Erie, 80.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was:-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods, s7,22s,s74: produce exports S. 3Os 25a
and specie exports, s423, 2ae. The total mercnan-
disc imports since January l this year are
3i3s, l7S,1sl, against s149, se5 34s last year and
$l45, 702 III In 1872 The total exports OF produce
since January are ss3 2l2. 72l, against $751; 7e7 1856
last year and se4 ,5o4 in 1872 The total exports
OF specie since January are s1o,O7s 1853, against
$l7,2S6,5sa last year and So, 30, 25s in 1872
BANK SHARES.
There was little or no change In this department
and We quote the late bias as follows:-AInerican
Exchange, lo9H; Central National. IOl: Chatham.
lis; City, $50; Commerce, ll97S Continental 100 :
Corn Exchange, 10; Fulton, 49, Gallatln National,
100; Germania, lo3 Irving, l24; Leather Manufac-
turers'. IFS; Market, lls3S; Merchants Exchange
AvVt mehopohean, ao@i NASSAU, los; New YORK,
125; New York National Exchange, So: Ninth
National 100; ORIENTAL, l6I; Pacific $50; Park, l4l:
Peoples, 40; Republic, lo6S; Shoe and Leather,
'so; State OF New York. los; Union, lao.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The transactions were small aud higher prices
~ere not invited Michigan Fights were firm at
1923. Central Pacific State aid bonds sold at 1903,
Union Pacific frsts at s54, land grants at TO- c., c.
and l. o. hrsts at So a s3K and Clt veland and
Toledo sinking fund al 1897. The latest bids
WERE
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$4,000 n Y S b !, r......
100 n Y S rs b /, c..
400 Tenn o's. new. =.
5000 b, IA x l. kk lst..
lvU0 N j Cen cow. 4.
lUUUN6 st Plst, Lac ID
5VUU Mich Cen SIS. :.
4UW Del, l. dw con. b3
500 Bun 4 Erie, new.
lUU0 L + State AID BIDS
l4JU Un 4 KS Isl M.
luU00 I'm p Us, | g-......
lOOU Clev a lol 5 f.....
lUuU q, q 6iC LIST. ).
300 do.............
lU0u ST L. a i N I'd m.
llU00 4 4 w LIST, 81 l. ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26

Ran 3 81 10 ldarant.. !. 50
Ill Cen 7 per cent '75. 100
Dub q Sioux City LIST IN ~
DUB a sioux City "a di o,
Cedar r a Mimi LIST m. N
hicn so 4 n isf1 pc. l04
Clev a fol $ lbs
Clev, L 4 A old BIDS. 4. -
Ciey. p 4 A new BIDS. +. "a
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d. On 000 WANTED, WITH ACTIVE PARTNER
DLU.OOO In q permanently established business
to manufacture pharmaceutical preparations OF stan
dard character now successfully introduced and Endorsed
by the medical faculty; an unusual opportunity is
offered to experienced druggist thoroughly familiar
with mercantile TRANSACTIONS n presenting the merits OF
Principals only apply. Address 5l06 Post Office
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new YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL 2s 1874-QUNTuPIE SHEET

Bel = 80 III Let m. SIS. 99k
Tol, Peoria 4 War, y d 70
Tol, Peorls 3 War, w ID rs
Toll A Wab equip bonds 20
To.edo a Wab con c.. ~
CT Western LIST M. 49,. "
Great West "a m. rs. 62k
Han A Cen Miss LIST m. ~
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Tot haDiitiess2o5 200 Dec 81 200 900
70 p. C. reserve 65,4l9,S00 65,347,0T5
Excess over2
y. c.. reserve 1887, 700 l272s,925 Inc. III. 225
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L,OR SALE, COMPLETE--A FIRST CLASS CENTRE
IL board Sloop Yacht about IS tons; SO feet long Dy
56beam; three large staerooms. wash room. &C. ex-
ira large cabin sails, rigging; spars 81, new 5Sss
spring. all in perfect order Address YACHT, Dox LAO
Post office, New York.