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f,cws into the Chic. two miles below
Aurora, | first noticed Il bright light
along some bales of cotton in the alter
mart of the boat. | FASTENED to the spot
and found them burning rapidly aud
bevOnd the possibility OF immendiate-
~ extinguishing them. | fastened To
the hurricane deck and gave the alarm
to the pilot that the boat was burning.
| told him to run ashore and the pilot
ATTEMPTED to do 80. but the boat refused
To obey her helm: hence. i: is believed
the tilier-rcre was en- and the fire was
an inccndiary work.
Another theory is that a srark
from the rire dropped on a
cotton bale. The boat soon be
came unmanageablc. She driftcd
g II the sand iar. the flames instantly
spreading along the lower deck. and
sho; up to the cabin and pilot house
aud then swept across the hurricane
deck. The passengers were all aroused
and the beats lowered. and many were
carried ashore. but others. in their
fright. jumped into the water. Those
who were not drowned reached 4 safe
landing. after drifting 4 lcng time with
the current. Tacrc were nearly 100
rcorle on hoard. and tut a small pro-
portion of the number are lost. Many
reported missing have been seen hy
persons on shore after the disaster.
x.:,y ys-r
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-AssassascHt.
- FRANCISCO. August y.
Groenlasks emf unchanged.
The members OF the Chainter of
Commerce VIII attend The funeral of j.
W S;oW i'll a oily. and will hold !
meeting this afternoon for tina; rur-
pose.
The Toard of Education VIII wan
over S7Qo,110 Tor school purposes this
year.
Judge stanley. of the County Court.
has ordered the Coroner to mold an
o.her Inquest i'll the case of W. Il.
Bouru. VINO shot himself 4 lew days
since. /; Is nov believed he "a. Shot
accidentally.
.tlired iay1f has sued West Evans
% ccovt S50.o0o damages for false
imprisonment. and charging hiin with
having >.olen : ~pronnissory note Tor
:l.oto.
I'm improved tone in the mining
share nl1rke. "asG generally maintained
to-day. Viii II further improvement III
HOS : DCl>.
The funeral Of J.. w. S;owe took
place a ; I. ". to-day, and was large
~ attended 10y prominent citizens.
services We're held at the First mia
4 .fitf' VII
Tie supreme Court to-day WAS ex-
rcc.v( Is render a filed reason as to
lie cous.iatienaiitY Of the Local OPP
con iIT. III which Mr.. Wall. al Contra
Costa county, was defendant. but a.,er
a long argument by the counsel tslc
coliIt granted acontInaance til August
Lab.
Two thousand tons ofore were taken
frNNl the Nirgiuia Consolidated mine
last week.
The ship S.ar OF Hope is At hand
from Na..eio wiki the frs; cargo of
wheat. loaded entirely hy @rau@ers.
ether vessels. Il the season advance. :,
WIZ be loaded un the SAINT actuEn.
The Julia Mining tonlany haS 10y
led an a~>>e~>inent of Il 10 Ter share
Oh S%l5,3Go. delinquent September III.
STAGE Hoa3as D. a Passenger.
GGALAi.A. Cal. AurU~. =.
Wells. Fargo x cos Treasure boN
was robbed aDuui II mile and a hati
sou.u Of here, ,haGt ( a'c,ock ye>teg-
day afternoon. by q passenger. VINO
registered his name Il the Na.,l he3e
H. James >mita, ot san Francisco.
He got n the ~.aGe her" and iInYee!
oil II til POM llanacd With the box.
dleW Il r~eso.Ncront lie Sag driver and
told ban - move on, Which orjcr tie
driver cheycl viii a.sr.i'v. TIE
rothrr -, "ulT So 81 fug Lis trouble.
s-es-@
ECI.N.
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Eirc-Proof Building.

Being a two - story. and basement Gre.,r..
stone building. fronting IL. feet on tIe n,..
side Of Main street. and running east lnD foa,
the same width. ta thu west side If Buel s,rao,'
the basement having y frontage on sad Ipei
street Of IL . feet.
The entrance to tho bascmen. will h., -,
Buel street. and the Basement room will h,
- bySt2 feet in the clear. with a Hoo; coil.
ing. and will be rented to responsible paftia,
by the Trustees.
The first story will be partitioned CT in,o
two storerooms, 3, by IL feet in the clnar
with a ~lj-foot ceiling. which vii! also l.,
rent.d.
The second story will be divided into roon,
for the convenient use of Odd Fellow Lode
and OF the various s~ocieti,s which NAV mo-,
therein. and ON this ioer thorc will be five 4,
rooms. al ui which will DO rented by tina
Trustees to proncr tenants.
The building will he finished in frs,.cIass
stylr. and provided with al convenience Tnr
tenants, and the Trustees. from Il careful and
rrgdeut estimate Of the revenue Of H.,
building, feel confident in assuring 10 Il,
stockholders a net dividend Of = Per cent,
pew month en- theIr Investment.
The work Will be prosecuted with the NJ.
mosi disi arch, Consistent with economy and
substantial work: ard il is contemplated that
III hailaing will De reaay for use in fogr n
months from this date.
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IIHE 1T III = .>HAErAN.-At IL.
o'clock tAi~ MON the root Of the
Nauta.,au mill WAS discovered 20 be
ON fire. Fortunately. the fir. va, dis
covered and promptly e~X.tngai,Led
before il iaei any c.1anee to gain much
headway. the fire : supposed to have
originated irem a ~ptrh falling from
the -taeN.-Hege5He. 4tH.
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Subscription forstock.

Ter thousand five hundred $1,000 dol.
lars If the stock have already been taken,
and To books arc now open TO the pubic fa-
slh.cIi lion for the remainder. 20 wit: ~ tl
a. tin Law Office of iiilihouse X Davenport,
ltyland's Building. Eate:Tan street. upon the
following t,rms;
twenty 70 per cent. of tho substitution
viii be -clgirrd at the time OF subscribing,
and twentv l.ol per cent. every thirty tSbi
days thereafter anal III same is paid up.
BY oGdcr OF che iolsd o. Trustees.
VA. ARLINGTON. President.
VII bNv NroRr. Secretary.
Elrrka. Nv. July =. 1871. y1-td
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SGgaVee. o. Sto!en,

I,'inM NEAn TOWN. \ LIGHT BAY
%'-KeIai heslean bands. / reward of so
VIII 'rhlt t. an oue returning the a...a.aI
to a4-A brotaers' >tauIe.
~ In ALEN. MCKAY.
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LOST!

FlNG WITH TWoTEUNK-1
heys, Oh. watch kcy and a
NAL l.IIct whistle. lhe Under will please
return them to TIA International !lotci. airl
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MISCELLANEOUS
Auction Sale of Drift Wood.

10y ORDER OF TIE PROPERTY COM
ID mi,tee. the Flood Weed throughout the
canyon will be sold on THURSDAY the 9th
pay of August, commencing Mt 10 G'GLCCk.
in ths following sections, as the weed lays
on the grounds:
Section No. | will be from the Reservoir.
above the Richmond Furnace. to a point ill.,
mcdiately in front of the Stone House, Occur
pied by Superintendent shaw.
section No. = will he from the aforesaid
Stone House to the lower Slaughter-housc.
Section Ne. ; will he from the Slaughter
house. where the coal teams were caught in
til, Hood. about enc and a half miles below
the Slaurhter-house
Section Ne. will be from the last point to
tic point where the CID Austin road crosses
the canyon,
Section No. will be from said crossing to
the >ix-milc House.
All square. sawed or hcwed timbers OF any
pieces oi wagon or furniture arc not included
in this sale Also. the same day. the Commits
tee will sell all goods and merchandise net
claimed prior to that date. By order q the
au1-ti PROPERLY COMMITTEE.
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AZ


NYRoN ANGEL. No. 4il1s California treet,
Room IL. is Sole Agent for the Eureka Daily
SENTINEL in san Franeiscos Persons IN that
city having business with this Office are re-
auast1i TO communicate with him
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LOST!
FOR SALE,
For Sale,
SO EEWARED.

THE ABoNE REWARD WILL RE PAip
| by tn unirrsisuc fer the arrest 81 INV
taief. - thieves. who tole the rollers from
rhs wasL-hause of the Pioneer Restaurant; Oh
friday night. GE,. L. LUNpGahN'
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DG Los ..-Hoad4vts virginia Inie

Do LoN a.-H8adlV Virginia InIc-
pehdoat k.s this item:
Hon. Ghas. Z. be Long left - II
urday evening Tor Oakland, Caiin "a,
and Will ra,arn, with his family. as
s99n a. Mrs. De Long ani-the BABY
sr= f. 70 travel. That's Ia: ; the
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THIS ASSOCIATION Is INCoHpoR .rr,
under the laws Of the State OF Novaal'
Tor the purpose OF 'rcc.ine a building fnr va
use OF the odd Fellows of Eureka. and ,o i i,
vide the Same into suitable rooms fay ron,
the Lodge of odd Fellows and other .n. ~
and organizations. and for stores aai ofE. M
and will proceed Immediately TO erect NJ
the land donated to the Association Inv III
citizens OF Eureka, situated on ths eas, siJs ~
in Eureka, n substantial "'e
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FOR SALE

NV, HUGHES ANDHARNESS; Fla
Also a fine /. II Pear ant yatSD
SAD %%'i Ne s's ~ 80 At, A "a cool ari.S J y
Ap.ly - ts it!.NfL.. >jJifLE. .F"
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WAEsTED!

4 It&tNEi,. VIII A CASH CAPITAL
a # Sieo, : man having a kr#u!r,igi
et euAli = or tladifE II cattle or LIZ, >tock is
tili> u.iicc, ~ at
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SvVtSGFiEIp. Mass. August ).
John Mltrou', PAPER mill. II Loud
willie, was burned to-day. Loss,
SS0, O00.
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Fixtures 70. Sale.

IH.T fINTGf! tENfTfrF rrr or
4 a LTs,-.la,. Ia, M - ~ =, .i,''.ir
thsar. Tor particulars inquire Of
!'-ali " IA ~ 4pU
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RCOIsS TO

'UHHI. looms. FURNISHED oE
i gniurni' |, pleasantly situated,
- ~ F'uf@i On t'asonaii torn bs La2
"'ttAifg -" deor- ahasr =. tanr.' Inch.
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DaAaaCs.DS

'EflE FlNhEK OF A JENEaRY BOX
L eoHiaiti:@ a numb of iia.lonI RIMS.
breaStfin-, aA't t.arln-s-. will IT, haud>uua, :
ly rewarded by leaving them a; this oitiec.
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7 -. 0-" 7. =.
= - 49,.
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CLOSING PRIOBs-s O,oLooK Pm,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ssspot'' Cotton Dull-ssFutures'' EASIER
Flour Weak Wheat Firmer - Corn
Lower-Oats Firm-Pork Firm-Lard
Higher-Cut Meats and Bacon Quiet
Groceries Without Change-Petroleum
Weak-Rosin Steady-Spirits Turpen-
tine Firmer.
THURSDAY, April 30-6 p NJ.
There was a moderately free movement OF mer-
chandise to-day, and in some cases the markets
showed considerable Improvement both as regards
the tone and prices current. At the Produce Ex-
change there was moderate degree OF activity,
and prices were either July sustained or higher,
Flour remained quiet; but there was 1rmer mar
ket for wheat which was scarce and wanted for
export Prime spring commanded higher prices,
owing mainly to the scarcity, but the market
closed quiet. Corn was in fair demand, but the
market closed duh and easier. Oats were firm,
with fair movement. Whiskey was In limited
demand and easier. Pork was nrmer, but
quiet Lard was excited and decidedly higher.
The movement in 'spot" cotton was interfered with
by the frmness OF sellers 'Futures,n though
frmer at the commencement, closed with q down.
ward tendency. Sugar was in good demand and firm
Coffee in buyers favor Naval stores without
activity, but rosn held more firmly, while spirits Of
turpentine showed some advance. Petroleum was
weak.
CorToN-A few round lots of cotton the spot were
sold, but the general market was dull "Futures with
out essential change in rates. opened frmer and
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spss hs ss &C. SsA & 81 ss, sis 10
Sc. d. clsyed, Sc sec DO, musceyado J ssi,n Ing
En S az fsnd H. c New 1t1 @
NAVAL sroRsa-spirit turpentine continues very
Sns sss e II ss
f. sS and and m small it bs 4 y q s
O SSs = 81 S1 Ss1s
sso%naiiy a Gnchanssd Pitch moderate lobbins
aqss aaa .neIh e. naaes Of
n bI M Sns q sSa and
as q r. sS 81 81 5 Ss @ -ns
inally steady At 2Oc sOhc and n.phtha at &C. 95c
nn Tined aaees It s sst hs
rSus Oh a PGn ns sse 81
Nss:ssI!ls j -; $sss ABOUT A. s
Sc na
$50 kegs For mess pork the market ruled somewhat
$ ss sna I'D
Inc ssn S Bacon was without AGILITY ana closed
Bssfhs a. sesd Small
s the prices ransns from
FOR !. ss 'aa mess mes. az ss
s e hams
a ns IL sas saa sa snd
Western. Cut meats--The market was steady but the
sss Ssns
bellies medium average on private terms Lard was
the spot at l0c $50 erces, May, at l01Sc l0hc
1900 do, June, at l0Hc N{c. and SO uerces CITY, on
change.
mated today in jobbing way with prices ruling
steady Sales small lots Carolina at from 7zc 81Sc.
per h., according to quality and OF Rangoon at
TIC per Id.
prices were in sellers favor The sales were 2U0O hhds
Including $50 hhds centrifugal at SIC. sac $50 hhds
8l.l00c. 800 hhds do do At TIC. SIC also 26O boxes
centrifugal Ct sc sea as sugar Was steady with
l03<c for powdered and 10i4c for graduated Messrs
Wait Creighton 4 Morrison, in their circular of this
date, sum follows;-
Hhds. Boxes. Bags. keodo.
Stock (ascertained by actual
count. Including SpeCula-
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Mail at lsK 46H l5k - . AK AK;
Erie at SAN ass s4k; Lake Shore at n Tx
II 7oH q 7oh 7oh; Rock Island at sex
. seX q 90; New York Central At ssx ssX
90 . 90 q es,S q esk; Union Pacific az 34a< 345<,
q IS "a s3x o "a s4k "a; Northwest
common at 46x 47x . 46,s ASH 49, pre-
ferred stock at SO o5k; St. Paul at 377s q 3ssI
q 37sS a6k q 37%; Ohio and Mississippi at 2ok
a 2es; Hannibal and st. Joseph at 81 sly
2ss< so; Wabash at AZ AK AK Il o
4os o IL 4oh 40k; Delaware, Lackawanna
and western at 1861 1867 106; Panama. 10e;
C., G. and !. c. &C 22x q % q u Fix 81 AK q
2lH.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening. highest
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Wheat quiet but scare and nrmer The sales were
about ~ 600 bushels, at 81 81 Tor No. Chicago,
kee 81 90 81 65 for NO spring. 81 81 ST 63 for IN.
graded Iowa and Minnesota, 81 " amber Western
and 81 81 55 for No Northwestern also 10 600 BUSH
els No Minnesota at 81 S. deliverable first fifteen days
in May Corn opened firmer but closed dull a: decn
Of lc &c. from the extreme prices The sales were
5000 bushels at Sc essc for new and old closing
low Sc for white western and SSc SEC for Southern
DO Oats were firm, with sales OF Al UO bushels at &c
e6c ior mSed 6Sc 67<c tor white and Gc tor mixed,
value at Us 81 TO- Barley dull and heavy 1900
bushels California were disposed Of 81 is a ST So Malt
FREGHrs-The market for berth froights twas very
quiet put room offered sparngy and held for full rates
In the line OF charters there activity and In
chiefly ior vessels adapted to the wants Of the grain
trade. The engagements were-To Liverpool by sail,
lCoo oars At 81 50 The nominal grain rate by steam,
To Bristol by steam, 800 bills hour a. i1d 10 Car.
dn ouw bushels wheat at lOd 5000 bushels do ct lOd,
option OF Bristol at Id both by steamer 10 Antwerp.
Russian Dark hence TO Cork for orders and United
Kingdom with $500 quarters gr ain at IA i'd British
brig, WIN iSU quarters grain, same voyage and rate
British bark with 5000 quarters and Nor wegian mark
with 200 quarters grain both same VOYAGE and rate;
an Italian bark, with 500 quarters do same VOYAGE at
g. 3d. and two ;taian barks, with a0U quarters each,
quarters grain hence 20 direct port the ContIne nt
and German bark with 2.r00 quarters do same VOYAGE
3otn on private TERMS German bark hence Rottcr
DAM with $500 quarters grain at U.s. Cd a German brig
hence 70 Newcastle, with 900 bbls rened petroleum Ak
bs 41sd; German bark hence 10 HAMBURG with 500
pD.s reneu 90; us M long lay days and Norwegian
Adriauc. " -
MoIAssesThe demand for foreign grades for boiling
purposes has fallen OF considerably owing 20 limited
offerings and continued ADVANCE in prices Desirable
grocery qualities met with good trade Dome sic sold
IN JoDpng way atiu prices The stock ut this date in
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For future delivery Oasis low middlins, the
s Mny o It s a :es1' AZ n0'Hiss at july .ss
a. Y s A1 ~ Sss 7 a. o to Ssss 200
Saz ssss ;; = s5eTs notssa
ai Ss,s s !;
80 lSS al Az. n r. notice
ss s short &, hece e. 10 j. LIS 20 q I
s ss. 4 10 & sss a. ID s
% s Sss Esd fo5 9, Il i siJe 1aF sss
SssoSs 6 4, ss t., $50 Is !. l tss
SSoys%ber ioS az Ts DsesnlpeT 100 e xc Total
yesteraay's forward deliveries were as foiows:-Apr
Nay y r;s e. SnS
i sd Dec 5ss.Jsiyy 4 s
iso bales second calNJay, 200 bales al II si Ssc
1usps SS At r 5 1 at az
@ S 9ahss New 20
M 7h Gay ss
week, 37ss. This day last year, 4,OsS
Isniers; bags, per Gsnee: $40 bags per OGDEN
bees other
sn sna nsfes ss sas and
Rio-Ordnary cargoes. lstsc. Ise4. fair do isssc
3rsms sOG qans ss ee lots rs prms Sc ss
sixty and ninety days credit java, government bags
Maracabo isc &c. Laguayrs, 2lc a PC; Jamaica,
~ aa Costa s. R ESm5s0 Sexd rS5o sGO i
savaniIla 9c &c Curacao, l9c DC. gold per 10.
g $50 bushels; corn los do corn meal 1855 and
sSGu spa PTss
Of 30 bb meas %as m ssp
eraely active Sales were made Of 800 bbs at s. 90
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DOMESTIC MARKETS, :

GALVESTON, Apri! 80 1874
eGEs H5s
Cotton quiet and unchanged mddlns, isxc Net re-
& q % S Ssss sISi e The Great
1900; last evening, 500 Stock, i2s,s4s
c,..,, .,o nm. ,,..,,n so, HE Aprn 3d. 1874
IS Sales NJ e.
Cotton Arm and unchanged: midd5ns. isSss Net
44os; coastwiss as Sales 800 STOCK sss7 ''A'A'
,,,,,,c ,sl cHas ,sE April 80 1874
"a sales ssa stScl s1sss Britain 1855 o0aswse
Spirits .+. efturpsn. ss
s. for yellow dip s. for virgin Tar at
:sss: ;: ~ +
DO q So white held 81 s for PRIME S
SS;asS SsIsy
road freghts 70 Boston SOC. to New York, ACC;
DO &c snd isst Of
BUFFALO. N: Y, April So 1874
Imports for the last twenty-four rs:-Four, $500
bP 4; wheat Ssss 4 bushels corn go bushels
@ bushels oats bushels Flour ra aaes; S sSaa
SIN ssF9s sn. 3 ns:sS na amber
9 70 Ct sSt Ne
co. white winter, 81 60 81 IS Corn stronger sales
of 5000 bushels new corn at BIC 1900 bushels old In
store at 84c Oats quiet; Western, held at &c. To-
edo &c. Barley dull Canada. 81 20 81 80; No. west
ern, 81 Is 81 60 Rye nominal at 81 o. Barley matt
Arm Canada 81 e5 81 05; western, 81 81 81 60 Other
articles unchanged.
Toledo April 30 1874
w ssSs ' s. Wheat Ne steady Ss5
r. SHssi Ssss ss 3! MIXED;
grade damaged &c. Corn in fair demand ana n3
higher at &c for No. IL Sc for No q Sc for Michigan
Clover seeds s57S Receipts 600 bushels wheat S 0o
wheat. 8, O0U corn and loo do. oats
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady, at 81 30
Tor No. spring 81 2A4 for No. do, spot; 81 25l
81 255s May; 81 M y 27k, June No. do. 81 10 q
81 l9l; rejected 81 10 Corn steady 644c. Tor No
mixed, spot 641zc 64<c., May; 65Xc 65,Sc. June;
rejected, 626c. high mixed 64c 76c. steady at
l6c for No. spot; 1870 46Ac May rejected, 44Xc
45c. Rye quiet and unchanged at 9lc DC Barley dull
and nominal No 2spring quoted at 81 81 81 CO. Pork
SIS GO 3l6 g. June. Lard active and higher 80 gu
50 90, cash or May; $40 $40 10, June Bulk meats
steady sales OF shoulders &C. July short cl9ar mid
dies 8xc, spot loose. Whskey dull holders unwilling
to make CONCESSIONS; 94c bid 95c. asked Freghts In
fair demand. but at lower ratesto Buffalo, 4ac.;
wheat to Kingston l0c Receipts-7000 bbls flour 5000
bushels wheat IS 900 DO Al 900 do. oats do
barley. Shipments70 900 bbls flour, 600 bushels wheat
6s 900 do corn. 1900 do oats 1000 do and Loo do
barley.
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BANK SHARES.
These were neglected, but we quote the late
bids az follows :-America, las; American Ex-
change, HOY; Central National, 1oI; Chatham,
lis; City, 200; Commerce, 1l9; Continental 100:
Corn Exchange, 12l; Fourth NATIONAL los;
Fulton, 45; Gallatin National, 100; Ger.
man-Amercan, 81; Germania, 1903; Gold
Exchange, no; Grocers' e5; Irving, l24; Market,
lis; Mechanics and Traders, 100; Merchants,
l2ok; Merchants Exchange, ITO; Metropolitan,
l33; Nassau, los; New York, l25; New YORK
National Exchange, IS; Pacific, $50; Park, l4;
Republic, lo7; Shoe and Leather, $50; state OF New
York, 10s.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The course OF stocks to-day was not specially
encouraging to those who looking for higher
market In the near future. The opening prices
were suf1ciently strong TO induce free buying but
rs the day progressed, IL became evident from the
range OF figures that good many operators were
unloading stock at rate which visibly depressed
the market. The decline was from to az per
cent, and, although just before three O'Clock the
tone seemed stronger and there was slight reac-
ton, the close was made at average lower prices
than those OF yesterday.
The transactions oil the day amounted TO 200, liz
shares, the sales being distributed as follows:-
Western Union, 1876; Union Pacific, $500;
Wabash, IL, 800; Pacific MAIL %, 04o; Ohio and MIS-
sissippi, 1,5ss; New York Central 1850; ST. Paul,
$500 Lake Shore 80 $40; Hannibal and st. Joseph,
common, $500; Erie, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. 1,s60: c., G. and !. O., 1890; Rock
Island, 22i5; Northwest, 1880.
THB PRICES
western Union sold at "a TAX q rs 75H a
TAN TAN a 1914 7sh 735s 73A; Paelac
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Stock this day, April 80
1915.
Comparing with stock May !,
1873. ........... .....
Comparing with stock May
Comparing with stock May
!. IS7l.
We quote :-Cuba-Rennin
6azc. q 7Hc;i fair to good
to prime, TIC. . s1c,.; 8
q SIC; prime to choice,
hhds. and boxes, Nos. 8 TO
hhds and boxes, 65<c. . Z:
Clayed-Boxes, Dutch stand,
do, 10 to II, 73<c. q SIC. DO
Is to Is, SIC. q 93zc. do, Il
94c. a 10Mc. Porto Rico-R
&c. q &c.; grocery, fair to cE
Dutch standard, Nos. 8 to II
standard. Nos. 10 to II, 7Ac.
and extra superior. SIC q ~
STRARINE.-The market was
tierces at l13Sc., closing with
and ll1zc. bid for city.
TALLOw was steady but Quie
7xc. q 7Nc.. according to qua
WHIsK1Y.-Receipts, $40 BIB
erately active at q further
Sales loo bbls, all at 971sc.
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THREE COUNTIES SOLD YEsTERDAY-sOME
choice territory IN Pennsylvania and New York still
for sale domesc Article thss can % msnnaG,uTed
two emaining New England states will be sold at
bargain. Messrs REED CO.. $50 Broadway, Offices "a
and Is.
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30. 969 n,N8 l76,478 -
@,l83 A,623 68,953 2,229
~ l6I 1s,6l 25, 429 1929
O,45S 2l,407 3a4l3 lac
7.e94 A,4sl 2OO,O1s so7
5o,sA 4o,sl2 l72,sS5 5.6s2
&,S5 O,798 "a, AUS l,602

!. 1892 D,7l5 l6s.559 hO5S
g, tnierlor to common,
fair, TIC. a TIC. !; good
grocery, fair to good, sc.
SIC. Q 81ac.; centrifugal,
Is, SIC. ia &c.; mo.asses,
ssc.; meiado, 415c. q SIC.
ard, Nos. z 10 9 &c. q Tic. |;
;, Is to ID, SIC. . &c. /; do,
3 to 20, 10c. a l01xc. ; white,
'efinhg, common to prime,
;oice, SIC. q SIC. Brazil
!, 6hc: q TIC. Java-Dutch
. q SIC. Manlla-Superior
$ quiet but firm. Sales As
that price bid for Western
ct Sales 1850 lbs. at from
lily.
Ills. The market was mod
decline OF nc. per gallon.
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DENTISTRY.
FULL SET IS TO s.; GUM TEETH. $40, SINGLE,
in' warranted extracting. with gas 50 cents silver
nue.. Established 1851. Remember 262
A BsOLUpELY PAINLESS TEETH BxTRACTEDf
ana rssh gas daily Continuation sets extremely light
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streeta Established
twenty.four years. Or, L. BERllARD.
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REMOVALS..

REMOVALS..
REMOvED.
III North Atlantic
Forwarding and Express Companv.
the ONCE OF the North Atlantic Forwarding and Ex.
press company Is removed from 81 to 4S Broadway.
w. b. FAREWELL.
General superintendent