davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-06-23


NEW York, June 22.-gorToH-lleld higher; mid.
ding upanls, 1850 futures closed FIRM: sales,
10000 balea; june, 17t917 l-1Bc; July, II 5-a?t9
II a-lGo; AuRugt, II al-a2u September, II al-3ats
II l1-l8o oolooor, 17:@l7 1Ao2o; November, II BID
fair demand aupartne Western and State, 81
common 10 good extra, $1.B5@G.0s: good to colco,
$G.llaG.Go: white wheat extra, $1.0s extra Ohio.
$G.gc@7.2b st. Louis, $0.2S91l.o0 Ayo flour Gtoady
at g. os@edo. Whcat-lteooipta oa2 ooo hu.: armar,
aqs aa A. No e,s sp1s st2asa tai
unesaisd 7owa sad minnesota. sning, t;aa
@I.6O; w!nter red Western, $l.4uQal.o2; white
spring, sl.<5Ga1.41 1lyo quiet nnd nominal ct $lo5
Gaf,09. Barley and malt quiet and unchanged; Gan.
ada Meat. $500. Oorn-neeeipta. 2il,o00 ~ good
aen,snd anA 10 higAesi Tsstora ai1sl stgso.AS;
mora doing; ,ntxe1 Wcstorn, Ql@tjo; white, d19dsc
HAy-pnll vt 10.
1Iups-Qntot aud unchanged, -
qRooEniKs-Oofeo 1r1nor lilo, laH@2lalc. buEar
Tor M,1scoyado Mo!asAea III i!nltel reqleat and u-
changed, nlco Gu,et and nnchangnh.
!. .pETaoLxuA- rsansa, 121so; esudc, "
@T41tow-Firmar At a@8lfr.
Eoklk---Dstlt for COMMON Unn&lo.
Eooa1rlriler western, 1aQs1B,Ho. ....
pnpy1H1eNy--pork setifa nnd firmnrs neW mess
Sl176al8uD, UeGf dull aul unchanged. ilanld
uet Si,l unchanged. T!orco btof QM!st anA steady.
baA'ea rn leng cloar, l09loH sh1rt e!esF' !oa's
Lard quiet anil Asmer Wtatarn atean., llhes
Enthusiastically ut lat9lt1c.
WAlsAx-qpt.
BALTIMORE,
nALrrAonE, Juno 2-nREAusruera-E!oar gh,es
Howard -street auu Western BupsrhHo, $a,2N95G9;
extfs Is 3JtaU.0D family, $T.oo@0.23. Wheat Anl
Ohio and 1udihua ged, el.a3&l.a53 Westetn epIlog'
, 1874-06-23

IWB
LrvrRroo1, June 22-11la. m:-Floar, 27s 81. Whsat
l2s sdai2s ii; Club, lss 7d@l2s 1od. Corn, a6s 3D.
IiaEnrooI, June 2o-2 P. m.--preadssuds Ill.
L,SERrooI, Juno 22-5 ?. m.-Unehnnged:
IlyEnpooL. Jun0 22--6 p. m,-ureadsluus nrlnef
L1ysnrooL, Juno 22.-Colon eusier lnidaling up.
land sNd nitdlling Orleans, s<@e9d. sales 10000
bales American, G,3oo balcs SPECULATION ana export
'nrcadsturs Hrlner, but unchanged. s.
TaltoH, 40s. = . j.. =. "A. :
1nnnns. Juno e2.--Amount OF bullion gone into tho
nsnk Of Enaland Today, CD, 600. Consols for money
02K@p2A !: nooount, 934@va3s,
United statos seortttea--o.29s o. g, 1os Vts, foA
lo-40s, lo5l now IS. lo4< New York Central w
Erte,: :35{(395H prolarrsd, AV.
Lussei oil, 39A Sd.
pAu1s june 22.--Rentes COZ A0o.
, 1874-06-23
anEEP-nemaln quiet, and prlces aro easy at $3.50
@5.5o for coEasnon to o!,o!ce shorn lots.

a., 80 for conatnen to el,oce Rhorn lots.
NEW YORK.
New YonK. 5uno o3.-Beoyea--noccps. 4.4oo, malt
ing 1000 for The week. against $50 last week quality
scarcely fair on IN average Int about up to the suaf
mark this sesson demand urgent and market hr1n nt
full prces ranging from 11@1ao for native socta 90
H. for common to good Texa1B !: for fresh droYes
Of nntiYea still fed and corn fo1r goneral average.
cdr a. ~ et 12Ao e*rs o. swt 1isG
steers, w ewt, l24o; cara 1noia stoors, 7 owl,
12ko ID cars do, IN ovt, t2A@13c; u cars DO, ~
cwt 11k@l2No O. cars do. ~ ost, d2alsdc; y ca1a
do. X e~t. 12e 10 esEs do. ont, 1aAe:o earn qA
l1Io; 9 oars do, : ovt 1oka11'<o' car DIP, q cwt,
,uo; and cars do, gK cwt, It 0Nc:
BffxEr AND LAMna-Recelptg, 1000; 21600 for tho
week, against 81 $40 liant week. lan,bs slow ut e49
DHot sheep hrm aud In domard at 4H@3oHc; sales
inos,de 2osrs ohio sheep, % ill., eass & DO q ss.
do 83 s. 67{6oo car do 80 tts $40; oar do u lba,
4ko: cars kentucky 1ans G1 lbB, fo; oars o. bs,
7Ao Lear do d iba To- car Pennsylvania do &C bas
sv1xE-Arr1vals for tho last two dnys, 18o, nank-
ing 4so for tho week, against 1850 for last week.
nothing on sa hy9 IL; 4rsssGa TsnlR Il demand at '7
EAa1 IanEn!7, Pa, yune 22-0Arr1F-arfays's, tn.
! $G92H; medium, ss.76 to 5000; common $500 10
| $3.50; atocltern, $4.5o 10 81.
| Eoos-ArrlgaB, Including 9atntdhy and Sunday.
cars; YoGtezs. $500 70 s5o5; ph>adelah1aa 5000
,'snnEr-Arrtva1p, e5H cars; best, 61fd to 6so ;
medium! 4{o to'o eemgep, ct, ~ SAo to 4ao: =
i . ST. Louis, June 2a-Hoos-Receipts, $500; auie
6sTyxER.ceps, ge!Rp 1000; primo to cara choice "a
siys steers S5eoaaa5; butchcr's stock, s5.6o@4.oo
Y T'ntnnB Fl. .50M1.65.
, 1874-06-23
Noek Inland. 06 Dostopt tltft EE!o. *
Now Jersey Oontsal. .107 Dol, Iack. Woatn. .1o83
st, pAt1,u.....,.... 16ss
REAL ESTATE.

TRANsFEng.
The following Instruments were hlod for roc
ord on Monday, juno ~. >,",.
- : e@ Confederate,
North r.nHalle at, " cor Of rrlo 1t, Of, sos "a
swf ,rith' III tuilainas, Jul 5s 7o.loo135o II. tssed
Nspaleou sSas sse, iaaX Il ot rcr.iani
Forrost ~, 60 of Thtrty.soaona It, ~, BOZ : a.
oestst istS 4 l. ?a'a s t 3es e Pivsa H. s;.iis
rS'@a \; d + t a.;oss & 5ssfsoa Il. a.
Dre,nen st, 2s4 f of Weatern nv, {, TAX , q,
100 4, dated May 49,. 1'A
weat wSshinaton s. e Tr9ifso1 T.
In sa,ne block dated Fob. H.. ~
penlA q. 4s It : of Thompson st, I, 9sxl2o
sais sa t. f. 1as ssa Il of ,4ssa j: s.isS ao
sa%. g. ass' Is sts1s sy si: juno q -,
A:sss ssSs s.io T. wlts basiaes nSfsi s
Union Uni National hank Of 6htesgoto to Charles ,r ,
u ssaef t. iso Il ii ssto it. is. '
iIenrys M r Tafor to Union National Dank Of a., ,
A!nala +, soo II Of is;eaty.nnih a;i
gossa aSa 3 Tx ss's1 e. 'ia W IL il
rStfyefih ~ T. Is J.. as Il III maste
10 6-12f1ao It, dated june 10: :...:..:...:.. NJ
Dayton 81, a27 Il Of Clay st, +, 211l2' It,
rho ss1ss pfsaisss sssA 10. os West JACKSON It,
nort ogne fsniiin It. aSa II oi aohiiSr vi,
psasa 4, bes ':sa Ssien I ~ and Isiosd dill
pisden asn' st. f1s neas sho aooss, i4aX 'front.' dae
rs,mba 1nn1 III ~, s7s II oi fiitccntn IT, 50!
, 1874-06-23

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st.9o@1.37. Corn firm: now mt1cd fcatoru 70No;
ea.l ~, ~; oats sssaay; Western mixed, bsaoao;
ws sSs's s nss esxs as' :; eoa''
n; Sof!sS1eed ;Ts; fs and lsher ordinary to pr'm'
3;g1sKn-ases1a wg!snY-aomino1 at osaoae.
o,xo,r14r, a.. jos SaS?!HNSrI ssSa24o-u,ee md TN.
esas9 Sas5:t15ssour i f.; u,, and unchanged wns,.
ssdl t sa r5s'n8s1 9ss a. pf ; s sSssa ;s
22,s:;=Sss!ssi'sss'' 2"ss5s!sa'y:s , :, $780,, ,., ,.,,
ss';ssy sA.ss" 1'Ass ',. ,a,... asn, -.
; :ss s$ s !: T. 81 i
Iniv. clear i,ni atp,faDa.c ,non in boiter demnnd
;s Az stronger Shoulders 10; slaar Fi6' 'x' clear
sotSSS ,,,,
4,n Sna usn1n4s So T4io aSssn egsn,
sAs2 AsEas ,?isa siaa: ~: aS. rea s2t corn q,et an ~
asXos August; low mixod, 0IKc oats ahsde higher:
Ngs futire 1 "t4S. 44s1.b9il D1i 1 sna T ,inclangeS.
'ss9 saeisssfosp ~ sa's ToSe T. sooo prs wheat 1000 pa
corn. ~ 01U f1nta. 1, ,H00 hi.
DETROIT., .-..,.-
unchenGed Whoat steady: oxtra, t1.6l@i53; No.
T. Al Ifal IN: a1nbur ii IL (on duli and declino0
al G7p. D1ta-Deplnnd nood It full uriccg. 1t t1c.
FnE1ou7s--To oswogo, o.:
QUOT md unchanged. ss: Whess unssttisd No. Il.
Wa,lkee $l.90k; No. a. $1.2G4; aoer June, 81. .2stI;
July Si.13;{. 0as quiet md woa; No. 2, l5c. Corn
i steady; No. mixed, d0Ho. n3e dull md nhnap
lorer; No. l, 84Hc. Dasley dull and nominal; No..
| spring, 95o. -.
rnoy1sloss-Qnies: htsss pora: slTs1M. sTsst
bo1cl mfidieB. 0A@DHo; primo, 11@11Ho.
i FnE1aure-To buN.ao, s3o: to osvego. TO-.
nEoE1p1s-rlonr, 5000 brla; wheat, 700 bu corn,
T Bu1PaEars-Tlo,r, 5000 br,s: corn, 11o,ooo bu.
i NEW 0RLEAEa.
4 duii; treSe, to.as@1.oS, chotco S72sa8o0. Corn
| amfet md eRsier; whito mixed, 87}S@90o; yellow
Mixed coo whito and yellow, D2o. Oats lower ut tao
4 bDo. bran Qurt At 31QIS1p.
HAr-pull; prime u Tsrehotss, 2ae al.
qsio a.
prices 6r1n shoulders, 1Ac; clear rib 1oc; clsaf,
| i0Kc Hams dull at 13G13ho. Iard-8upply light;
/ tierce. 100 keg, 12Xc.
i suoAn-Fn,r demand primo, 81.
~ MoL4BsEs-No salcs. .,-,... Z. =,
II WA1sKY--Duil; L9uiatanh ssoi Ganonnst1, s1;1s.
CoFsEE-Aaysnssd stoek ,tsS sasss; 9gasnesys as
1870; fair, 2o@2oKo: good, 2l@921Ho; pflme' 20
S1GS 6oas- -sfnA1-.Du,l Mt saso@ses. -.
LOUISVILLE .,, -
Lou1sfnLE, Juno 22-~porfoA-Vulcs anu uu'
changed At l6slc. ,. ,
BaEApsTvrSs-Flonr 3na Hheas Aa!es anH r., ~ ~
changed. Corn firm 72378o. Oats hfn1 ~ eS5ooo.
, 1874-06-23

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for CITY con-
sumption: TAO bu wheat; 759 bu corn 0sl bu
oats; 1,02s bu rye.
The following grim has been inspected into
storo this morning, UP to 10 o'clock: 20i cars
wheat; 1921 cars corn; 81 cars oats; 6 cars
ryo, also, by canal, 1o,aoo bu high mixed corn,
A. 900 bu No. a do, ind 1900 bu' No. 2 oats.
Total u.2B1 cara), $4,000 bu. Inspootod out:
l1B, ,11s bu wheat; 9a8,e67 hu corn; $3.50 hu
oats g,575 bu rye; 404 bu barley.
The following table shows tho distribution OF
the b.oaastung shipped from this city during
tho past week:
, 1874-06-23

turcs in lron; naval goods building ma.'
torals. Or eooporsge' Hops see12; senR, i sa sns
sumption aud moderate otforlnge: The !doelpts
arc now iucteaains. Hay waa dull and Weakt
u,N.cr liberal offerings. potatoea were I sleAay.
au sod a. feIr sxiat rom ana s5pro in oapots
Groom fruits wero IN good supply INV v steeSy eS
tho domand good III stoader pricca.
.ton of Saturday, with worry light onerlngs, md
not rnach demand sHlos wsrc rSpostea @ Of ,,n' 1po
bsln at oa1lo rors gallon: Nov York vas. vas at'
'nllkea Iako frophts wore dull ii saturdays raton.
Thoro was i douland for corr; Toont carly, aud
carriers trlod to ongtnoor sllght advance Gn5
failed. Rates to Buffalo wero 70 On corn, ai'a a
$40 on wheat TO, Kingston, 70 on &C corn. nna an1
ported, whloh viii carry out II 900 bu whont aud
170,006 bu corn. Tho uupply Of Tossos Was
rathor 1oaa thnn tho recent average. 81
Proviaona were ~ rathor better demand 1 Ha sae
nna 10 othor m points'. The rocoIpta oi hogs yero
fuir, but prioon woro hlEhor, and this EoSotcd on
products. Tloro were good many oEdore M .,1a On
sss to S fse for e' sh islowsa liz qees d.
ciiuc, but buyora waro not generally willing to
follow asloss upwards, Masa pork advanced 100
por brl, aud lard 100 per 100 iha.. MEAS @ wofo
ny w. hoiors nj thc end OF :::laAt wook.
| Tho narlot cloaod firm as tho following range
Of prioos koBd pork, cqsi Or r., sodcr OIL Jnme as
Sla's%ta'iN s1 ssst Nsss ~ s?Sf w as
Il tho yoPr'sil ysRr, sil.25@1i,5o. Lard, eaah Or
sss5 5nS s5dr he's ae' e'fi sifasS @
iasd. d'' u! 1e9c. se. swoatspiclied s kams i0X@
lie lie por Is for 1s@le:iI avernges; aty:sa1tod, ,,,
oap loose FOR nh9nefs ,'aae ea7h nanh aa
aid eo.2o@o26o sel16r AMgunt ,, oHo ',uae der
ss<o for 9umborlsadsi 9@oso for @ Long eear; s's.:
11s.. ssG bason ssssa s n % 9 or p ssss
Tor short ribs, 1014o for short oloar, al paohou @
hanas, i2!G@1ae. hloue hcofu sli.oo@11.2o
sars aa nss ~ de ,v tSlsSS !s,lv@ 5o 9SS srssss
veninsl et G1scaB1fo: sa}cu MORO reported Of
July, Jul 4 si7s5; 25o big Do 4 sl7ae, 2to srl. y
so tea do At fti.221., a0.fo0 1hB shoultlorn ae
Gg1o 200 iLs do, Soliof July, at Sa.33}4 !,
sS&s S } ss do %ss|s; yr{ xss ASss 4 sd qss Sessa @
lay oyonIne 2ooS61oihs slot,l,lera notor Jnly At
/ &lo21, 2nO,tloo lht %. bnyor August, nt oslo; l.,
! UaREN. 4ACiN NAo " tNn "tiHnE
who wantoa to tako hold, nj tho reduction aul',
mittoh to by soma doalurg ht tho clone OF ,9i.t
wool but iMout Ut tho wonls lotu lla.l heon sold,
and holtler' Bouoraliy insistoa mon t9M 1Motes-
Local buyers took hold to . moderate, oKtont.
Wintor cxtras wero dull md bran B1Iatlo oabior
Sales wore reported of 100 brls vhlto vlntor oy.
do Oh rriYato tornis 20 brla spring ostrah (pat-
ont) at $500; 30 bris do (patont) at H7.1o 16t
brls do (11luli) at sG.s7>f; 90 brig do q. ao'6o
4 $50 brls do at $5.25; 100 brlB do (loW) Mt $l7b
Ut si.o71f; TO brls do at $3.50; 125 brls ryc at
Al s5.40 Total 1850 brlB. .Also, 40 tons bran 9
. $11.60 OH track; 90 tons do at a12.00 delivered
Il 10 tons naAd}inga Mt $500 At mill; 10 tons ds
= at $1,000 FREQ on board Tho market closot
| nnn,innllY ut tho following rAuRp Of nfieea:F
, 1874-06-23

= TIlp NoyY York Uty.t1d0N6 1fIHFHot.
rrw yorr. aa.-Dry goods commIsstou-houses, iob-
bers. ma importers wore 4uio. to-day. Ths market
Hoaas wss quiet at achauge1 pricea oIoept
1ifsm uunnure sltrtilgs, which closed out at 17c.
bm,hnY Hall 10 Into liquidation and nsl their cotton
nscossta aud Dunne1la prints have been Transferred
10 Lewis Bros. h 90. darncra medium fancy prints
held NJ Da by thpua.
, 1874-06-23
500
$500
5,too
11,7as.
4,o5o
$500
COMMERCIAL.

-, MONDAY EVENING, June -.
The following wcro The receipts and Shipments
Of the-lending articles Of produce IN Chicago
during the past forty.eight hours, and Tor the
corresponding date one yoaE ago:
, 1874-06-23

Uods-Tho receipts, although 1iboral, lid not prove
At MI o1eessye and tho market ruled ncye and rm,
wero Of favorable tenor. and there good attend
nnoc ofHhirneEs anxious to purcllaBo. Sales wcro
lo.1 Tho bulk Of tho reported transeoionn were at
@5g0@6.s0 Tle quality Of tho offerings waa good.
Tho market oloaed firm at 35.00a6.60 for common 10
mediums and $55o@5p5 tor fair 10 choleo grades Tho
following uprg a1QonK tho rGuorted
, 1874-06-23

Ql1lQAQO.

= ~-- * - O1!4VAAo. ,-....:. r,,.. ~ ,
oArTLE-neeeiyea si,es Saturday. 3,ioo. Tho
a,1aity Of TIN stoes eeFad on sse taasy va yery
goo ihsse geng 9sra H. mts St Il syora
tanor, aud the attellancs Of shippers Saa large ann,
G,ng encouraged by tho strong Eastosn rerasts taey
took hold freely ~ T % sssm yao " st pces @ by
nppera Is fos u'ssva t9 s1esa Ky n Fese4
stoas tho ousids Price bs'ng p9ia dns d1r ~ sStra ,
az ~ soo 81 's
As for 10 common alt meditHn. grades we're ccu-
corued the market was very nnsattstaatofy, salea
aggg sow Wa1 o ns ~ io %esn an'iG rsaH ssaG
TexunB to fair nattye coWst and ias eho!ca
COWS and fs!s aeahy ateers Stock e4stle woro gnist
Dus price. easy Ut TIE market olosed
steady sud hrm fur sooa grades' aa'! sna ~eas TOR
e'n'"'n' - auorArtous. - ~
Estra aBesvts-Gradcd atears avorag!ng l,4qo
ooiee III III IT, ws iorsi yesr
10 s year old ntccrs. averaging 1,2oo to
aaa pteSSs;:s:siis;tsaad aey io:ed ''':<Do.'
fSnp 10 70 ia ~ ss95eo
sE!ng to isr sosrs,
aud good e e1ra eoxs, for city slaughter ,a, ~
s,oy 3t|sosnao SO ssttc ii i:ssai
Sssh, sycsaglug 7oo 10 lo,o i6s.....,.... 3a5@leo
stans' ous' aud scaawag s!oera. aooaoo
nrttla-Taxus cuoIre corn~led. .,..,....,, f,0t6
fatfi,-rexaR wlnterca North, ..,,,.... :. 40SaA 50
OaNle-Texas. through droses., l.ouaa.n ID
CATTLE aAtga.
"; y ,o,e. ,,.sr,. 5ss 4s. ;sss ;
66 IexAn 9tcsra. .+..+.ss, t's*sss't++t.. oV1 9'vU
81 Taxan stsera.,. 1II 5U
110 IexKH 8tfera., a.,.s...,..-'.s.'."s'+ gSo LILY
10 Texan Ms'".""'''''t''"'*'''' wv a'A|'a
, 1874-06-23

5ava; No. ,, at@o2os ohotos plantation ceylon. aoAa
Ssk sSss{ - e Asssss;s
ST.. u SSss4s: os;Es IN s:s$S d.
III R,cs@Ps.as, cs.eP sSsa;tof Rsneeon. 7x9aaoi CARO-
ps ssstss4l hsi:;a: Ut
IS;s! SSSs ,SlSs5s; S5s 1:o1 = ae s
a@s,1o III %, sXaa;fe: eholoo noasses sne.r sN
Ss}ssas &a}ss a. essiss sS RI psne Xas
Do is!r. sS@bNo; so%3on, TK@sG3 aa ,,,!,- a,,n.
o.sra ne s3@sse aood .ssao.o srup es1c
oxtra do, Now orleans rnoasses choice, $50
$50 do primo 9o9s2o; DO common, 7o972o; rorssl sa
tso naoasse'. chotco' e'aes0; common nolae'o'' ~
S sHiznArua- to best, sA@O,lc. ~<s.ss7""
,s sfsst1ss aSse pepes 15ss aisss sssss 5
Sbs 1 S,tss sHas SXsES VIII. sss assS Sxe i
pala, daeIo eavon Imporiol, o9oHe; white M'ls'
sian, oN3uo Champaign. o@eNo: nrimrose, ota9xo O.
BrA,!ol-silvor sloss. oessloo; common ss1oHo
MHY1Wss n largo surply ana au Prisss wsst ss
as9'ss so sissess e assE1' b5"s
I'D; No. i, Or slough, t7.oo@soo Iooss oN W1uot
.aa'o 70 annefs nd dsslsrs at fu
nricea, VI follows: uroen city btchcrs ofo; grosr
anrof light a2<@eo; heavy. do, 7af@se part Gt'red
iGaibXo: dry hnt, 17ta1so dry KIP $50; dry salo'l
Of ohorwso damagcsl. tno-thtrdn price; branded, !,
nor cent, %. Bhcop polts. wool estimated a. washed
'iiGpb-Vona,trner woro buying from hnnd K
notti, at HIGGINS FOR tho Higher grades OF wostorr
| md 1UiAi6a for the lower. -
inON AND ATEEI4--Dca1cra report fair demant
for tho soason to orders bring Tor ANAL quantities
Tho Iron lrarot IN htall weak though the production
las boc 10 largely ccroaaud that It Ia thought price
| nro down 10 tFhnrl-pau." HtCol Ii unchanged. W
, 1874-06-23

Cook County 7a..:. '~' rcr r. int
~ ~ 1fATEsr.
NEW YonK, June 22.-To-day has beon ono Of
the most important In Wall atroet for woeks
past. The signing Of The ontaenoy b'n by the
tion from boar to bull, aud tho passage Of the
Tariff bill by the Senntc, with the brokers' Tux
stricken out, impaired buoyanoy to dealings
on tho Stock Exchange and In tho Gold Hoom
such "a has not been Witnessed TOR q long time
past. -.
Customs receipts, s411,ooo; Treasury diaburse.
mouts, S28t 900.
Eto,iay eaay at 2M3. !
Startling 1rmor, at e4.s7ssl634,8s for sixty days
aud s4.o094 .oo15 for sight.
Primo mercantile paper 5@6. !,
1tiJa. % CURRENCY t, trates, 1@2o. Loans fat. "
Goaringr, sac, COO, ,000.
State bonds qnct except Tenneasces, which
wero notlye. Railroad. honda strong. Govern~
ments firm and advanced slighsly.
active throughout tho day, and, for the most
part buoyant. Dealings woro UNUSUALLY Woll
distributed, but in Lake Shore, Union Pacific,
Western Union, Pacific Mnii, Wabash. NORTH.
western, St. Paul common, aud Erie, deal-
5s was in ~ tSo 'st lasst nnmed. Shioh rose from
2g1 to s1h, purity in symnathy With an
chiefly on account OF the failuro Of d small oper-
ntor who was carried down by the advance. Tho
rise in tho romander Of tho list ranged from
reaction Of h@l}}1 per cent, hut, IN final deal-
Jugs, q firm tone characterized tho dealings.
Of tho sales to-day. 90 010 shares were Western
Union 70, 900 paoiflc Mail; 5000 New York Oen-
tyal; l4,0o0 Erie; $4,000 Luke aloro; $4,000
lslsnd .27.0ob st. Paul; 1900 Wabash, and
6.o0o ohios. Total aales to-day, oyer 100000
Shares,
, 1874-06-23
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE @ TRAINS.

ExpxArAr1oN or KErRRENcE MAnxH,t- B4tufday,x
espted. SUNDAY e1ceptsd, Monday excepted. Ar
F1Ta 6uhlAy It R;g0 4. IN. Daily.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL d GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS.
Tst Joot q Lakt e., end foo: ~ 1ssntv..scoat.t'.
r aud 16 CaHalst., corner 9f Na1tsoN.
, 1874-06-23

TRANHFEHA
The following Instruments were hlod Tor roo
ord on Monday, .Juno ~: >,"r'
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JDLITICAL.

JDLITIC.AL.
NEVADA
DEMOCRATIC LIBERAL
49, -
STATE TICKET
Election. November IL, 1874. i.
For Governor,
L.. f. BRADLEY,
Of Elko County.
Fer Lieutenant Governor,
JEWETT W. ADAMS,
Cf Storey County.
For Member VI Congress,
a. 9. ELLIS,
CT 0rnsby County.
For Justice Of Supreme Court, Long Term,
A. M. HILLHOUSE,
Of Eureka County.
For Justice of supreme Court. Short Term,
c. H. BELKNAP,
OF 0rmsby County.
Fer Secretary Of state,
c. D. SPIRES,
Of Lander County,
For Controller of State.
T. r. CRANLEY,
Of White Zine County.
For State Treasurer.
JERRY SCHOOLING,
If Ormsby County.
For Attorney General,
JOHN R. KITTRELL,
Of White Fine County.
For Clerk of supreme Court,
B. H. HEREFORD,
OF Lincoln County.
For Surveyor General,
G. HAST,
OF Storey County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
A H WILLIS.
Of storey Co nty.
For State Mincralogist,
w. F. STEWART,
OF Steray County.
For State Printer,
JOHN J. HILL,
If Humboldt County.
Democratic State Central Commit.
tee.
Ornsby-J. +. Dcady.
Storcy-A. +. Mckay.
Lyon-.Ioscrh +. Angel.
Churchill-Wni. Hill.
White linc-A. Lewis.
Esmcralda-W. b. English.
Nye-p. G. Turner.
llumbolit-E. Blannerhassctt.
DouglaS-p. II. Clayton.
Wa.hoc-'ihos. T.. Hayden.
Eureka-t;eo. W. Gassi ly.
lnndcr-.. +. Hooker,
Elko-S. ). Sears.
Lincoln red. Baker.
At Large-l;. f.. Lowery, W. F.. +. Deal,
W. = kcyes q. Colin and James II. Rice.
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MORNING, OCTOB.
IDLITTC.4L.
NEVADA STATE
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
~
Election, Tuesday. Nov. ,. 1874.
For Governor.
j. G. HAZlETT,
OF Lyon County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
JOHN BOWMAN,
OfNyc County.
For Congressman,
WILLIAM WOODBURY.,
Of Storey County.
For Supreme Judge Iong Term,
w. H. BEATTY,
Of White Fine County.
For Supreme Judge (Short Term.
WARNER EARLL,
Of Elko County.
For Clerk of Supreme Court.
C. F. B1CKNELL,
of Ormsby County.
For Secretary Of State,
J. D. MINOR,
OF humboldt County,
For Attorney General,
MOSES TEBBS,
Of Douglas County.
For Treasurer,
GEO TUFLY,
OF Ormsby County.
For Controller,
w. w HOBART,
Cf White Zine County.
For Surveyor General,
JOHN DAY,
Of Lyon County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
S. P. KELLY,
Of Eureka County.
For State Mncralogist,
H. R. WHITEHILL,
Of Churchill County.
For State rrintcr,
&C. POWNING,
Of Washoc County.
state Central Committee:
Storey county,. l.. Requa, G. A. King.
II. q. Maynard, T.. :. Davis.
Ormsby counly-F. Stadtmullcr, 5. T.
Swift.
Lander county-A. T. Shannon.
Lyon ccunty--Dr. {. Il. Zabriskie, Dr. W.
Buncher.
Nye county-T. Warburton.
Washoc county,. II. kinkead c. c.
Powning.
White Pine county-A. c. Cleveland.
Churchill couhty-Wallace c;oodcll.
Douglas county-JameS W. Hainos.
Elko county,. NJ. Smith, j. :. May
hugh.
Eureka county-A. f. Davis, \. Il. Turner.
Esmcral Ida county,. q. McClnton.
humboldt county-M. :. Thompson.
Lincoln county-D. NJ. Tyrrcll, u. Critten-
den.
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BATHS, SO CENTS.
A Gard to the Public.

A share Of public patronage is solicited.
au..22-tf JAMES NJ. NJ MOODY. Prop'r.
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I STRAUS, THE PIONEER JEWELER
d. Of Eureka. reminds the public that he
has, for over three years, satisfied the lu"f
jrwelry he has sold them; and daring that
time he has dciied, and still dec. all e"mi'e-
tiiion against him. lie has ON hand every:
thing pertaining to his line OF bdSlncSs; II
hot in sight, the articles are only to be ASKED
for and they will be shown. lie has ccn-
,nccd the public that he s,lis gold az ! sii-
Yer watches cheaper than can DO boash IN
San Francisco or from Eastern manhnctur-
,rs. a, he deals with ieusiing houses and par.
thasrs at wholesale prices only. In proof "i
this you have only to visit his place IN Wells,
largo X Co.'S building and. after examining
his superb stock. be- convinced that hlS en-
loriun, i. us fine ns any ON the aci,ic Coast
iy.I j SrRAlS.
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n REPUBL LICA N
COUNTY TICkET!
For Assemblymen:
THOMAS WREN. NJ. D. HOWELL.
For District Judge.
Of the Sixth Judicial District.
WM. II. DAVENPORT.
For Sheriff:
GEO. GILMORE.
For County Assessor:
&C. WALLACE.
For County Treasurer:
WM. HEAD.
For District Attorney:
&C. HUBBARD.
For County Clerk:
J.F. HARRINGTON.
For County Recorder:
r. l.. CHASE
Fer County Surveyor:
THOMAS J. READ.
Sup't Public instruction:
A. W. ATCHINSoN.
For Public Administrator:
f. W. HAMILTON.
Fo. County commissioners:
JOHN HORN. J. II. MORRISON,
THOMAS GoLplNG.
Township Officers.
For Justice Of the Peace:
TIIoS, J TAYLOR.
For Constable:
l.. II. kELLEY.
For School Trustees:
NJ. NJ. JOHNSON. CHARLES SCllULZE
W. L. HASKELL.
s53-tu
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Dissolution Notice.

,,,Ir copAKTN ERSliIp II El:EroRE EN-
is,inc between Thomas kelley and ,y-
- sanders. in the saloon Business, Is ti'iS
,Iav dissolved by mutual consent, {. IAN
- IT,, with lrawins. Thomas Kelley VIII raN
uv' M ;h ,nt",lnnss of the firm and collect all
~ ~, M, '., tha s,pc. THOMAS kELLEl.
"ii'S "'' "a. tlktS SANDERS.
Eurcla, Sept. sSth, ls1i. ~
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Notice to the Public.

DURING MY ABSENCE EAST, NJ VI;
IL johnson will act us my agent ana
transact all business I'll mine in Eureka.
HIRAM JOHNSON.
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