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l,tte Produce }InrltDtss

BUFFALO.
nupraLo, Nov. 3-EvENtNG--NEA1N-No Board to-
day-huiIay, Askiug e3a ior No. corn. Ieat I'M.
ehppgel. .,,o
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. .3-GnalN-Wleat unchanged.
Corn u1lchunael; new sholled CSC. Outs steady and
unchanged. ,,
TETRoLEuM-steady; whito standard. 0ko In car
IL 'Rstortrrs-Whoat, 7d6 bu; corr, i,750 hu; oats,
1000 bu,
TOLEDO, Nov. 3,-FLouR-Steady. .-...
4Ra1N-Wheat AhaIo higher; No. white Wabash.
Sl,lVh: NJ. ) do. Silly; No. ! white Michigan.
SLIM: extra to, fl.lGk amber Michigan, 90; No.
! rcd hold at $l.l0; No. DO apot anl November,
flQ3A: No. . do, D8c. Corn dull md declined high
mixed spot, 75p; November ana December, aGc neW,
G7o: low ntxel, 1leW, dc; whstc a0o hew, G716o.
oas firm aud ahada better; No. l, 60o No. q Aokc;
Michigan, 4DHo.
EsE!a.lrs-- Unchanged.
tREuB--Uloyer, Sa.:0 mammoth, $5.7Q
l.EoErrTs-FIour. .0l bru wheat, u, 900 but corD
T4.Uo0 bM; cats, 0Aa hu.
kn1rsIEars-F!anr llono; wheat, 1000 bu; corn,
81, ,U4Q hu oats, auD hn.
MEMPHIS,
MgMpit1a, Nov. H-Cor1uN-Steady; aaleH, 1,G00
bales; reeslpts, iaSo bales; shipmouts, 1.tas bass
stock, q, ,UuU Aalea.
ulNo1NNAT1.
C1Au1ANATf, O., Nor. a-CoT1os-steady and In
tnoActata leinllu at 1io.
FLuuA-sprtng, $50 lower winter unchanged.
QAA1n-Whast stead7 suodaxata datnand sad tl*oa
, 1874-11-04

SIrm w "a Ty!uHc "
MhtALs nNO ,1iNnENs' siooK-Wuro In mod
craee ~. 9e'nana 3A !t.. Iaa "a 1oe9. nsesay:
M II u n r.; !51 ~ l3fa2 so9 ia1
~ $lzou: no, foohhg, l432o' lt $iio0s 10, 20x2a,
f32:oo; r oo.,,
paa iiN--nAsge' ' 1se N NssHn, I9 x9e oaf' 3oo.
9ohpEAmNg; -, :. ao So. q, y ,b ie.' o,,,,.
LEAb-fig, tHe baf' ehe9Vo; lcaa pipo, SA@8ho;
aus 10. eNIpe; o,. .,,...,.,. ,,.
Gorrsarno'tG.aiSf ss9 81ns.lh,nb ~ b eou!ut oze:
SHEET A1ao-fna eaSka' LUG less quahtals, lohc;
s!ane, s4r. ~. r, r,<.,.u, ,,.,,, ,.x
SfEEF lnoA-No; -, sla ra,ea H'ssla IRON y 20 -
Hc'as!Fe ~ w Ho Asa'ea' 4'oi tAAotioan A'"se1"
"A, l5o; y, Ec. -
Wne~sos % y, 10 70 y, w.; ~ 919 -: rs ~
iaHu IL m ~" -, ~ " s - III ". .to 70 .s
~, loc 10 3oe; fnn oondics. 70 Per cont alscoants
fonee wire. 0c:,-,., 0c: an,
~ a Wera c - H. = = ~ '2 r. ~ %
oga rer AeK, 49, ou tt % rs ~ ~ ~ ~ ,'
~ 70, saoot W ao, s2a' ~ 20, 4hei so'oi o'aens
Sd43 ,,,,,,r,. ,,, 49,, ,+--u- -
,hAvhL sluhEa-MeIe uuii. MaMIh tapu W
cAi4e" M ut1ot htau ste.e m,'- ~ -
rrices: MANILA rope. y ID, lANS@!5Ho; sisH rope,
u tb llE@laHc; hemp sasli-cortt, y ID. 1af23c
inatsnc, ~ lsT2oe p menp ~ 6at1Ga & ros -; ndS n
, 1874-11-04

Tho following instruments woro aloa for rec
p1d Tuesday, Nov. 8:

The following instruments woro aiod for rec
p1d Tuesday, Nov. O.:
CITY PROPERTY. .
Wabash ay, AK It north Of Fenrtecnth at, WI,
a3SA170 Clio It, dated Oct. ~ ..........S 20,00o
WcE.ern Nv. n cor Of Lubbock st, v +, Aa1loo nm
It. duteA Nov. .-.........:':s w"
Centre Nv Ill # q Of jackson ct, Q I, 10xle0 It,
wtsh hul!lng, dated Nov. .2..,.............. 6o0o
Winchester av 303 It 8 Of Harrison at, II, 2ax
l41x #, dated Nov. v.2..........".......... =. 1,Ooo
spsiGsS Il, iate oct. $4,000
Drake AZ, between West Huron and Ohio Sta
+, 32ixtGl It, with 59x1l9 It III adjoining
block, dated Nov. .9....................... l3.u0o
u. iatcd Nov. 1000
sIstei M. 5000
aeeoid ats, f. l2osll I'D It, datof Oct il 10000
SoRsH or CITY LIMITS, %lrH1x A MaDIt8 or MiLEs
OF CoURT-noUsE.
Iots Is md II, Block 7, lavenswooa, aated
souTu or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS OF M1LEa
oP counT-NopsE.
Lots u to 1o aud 20 10 10, Block Is, pharcfa o
AswA ssc II, ss, IL, datsd Sept. .2a.......$ o.4oo
, 1874-11-04

Tho 1cnsanl for WOOL during ths week has been
quits sneserato, but thu satts u dnnseBtla Aad w
FUR avcrage comprising g7, Duo lba of a ktnls Tho
receipts during Tho gSne limo do not exceed COO Q1Q
ia aud We have aga!n reduced atocks nwsr Of :0
Tut anost koilors are ycry Unwilling to aks co,cus.
sons. and there IL very little prrasro to buy soil.
Wo have nov had = comparatively guiut marriott since
SOU Y, tho gaada trade as the staprHga ot ac!iuery
ysfy ttle Impression luh as yc bou lnae Oh icra.
but !arse portion Of to stock OF ta description IL
withdrawn from s.e market an will not be oortt at
prasent, California wool has met with fair .lsnatst.
a, It will not ho known for snulo woak4 tho artont
of tho purcases faF this murkot, Moro or leaa Will
a!u ia 70 u1faYorublo.
n1LK.
Tho Silk Asdocfation OF America gives the fos.
lowing ~ tho silk moyomelt il Nov York. tho
, 1874-11-04

TUESDAY EvEy1vd, Nov. ..
Tho following were the receipts aud ship
mauts Of the leading articles of produce i'll Chi
eago during tho past twonty-four honra, and Tor
the corresponding lato ono year ago:
, 1874-11-04

tho Acl1ng intorest. Subsequently, underline alTul,a
Of an ecttYo packing slsnan tho market .tiTena, aud
iato eaes woro at fully yesterdays coAng prices Ws
lratsfers wore objected al $670@o00 for tatr Ia primo
tlroscs. Ouy fcu h,,nlrcl lioga reR,nn In thu
petlB AMI tlO 1nsrkct closed ftrni
, 1874-11-04

Porto n!eo 1molasace, choice, ss@eoc; common mo-
HAlrnArua-oo Common 10 best, 7N@oHc. ..
bripta--A -Alspicc, l7ta1aHo; cloves, fh@58c cas-
ala, 33da3o pappor, 97da13o nnsu,cgs. No. l. q 459
1.!0; ggAr, Afrcalt ast92so; do Calcutat !at9I,o.
hoArs-0ernGn Motttcd, 1,{91o; Golden Wost,
4AtSac White Lily, ~ G8B'fo; White ltosp oH@GAo;
llulni oa1!du: Rayon Imperial. BNtS1Nc Whe Raa-
o'te. .a,
,ir srAno1-1si1ver gloss, o,1@1oo; common a@1oo
1fAY-Tilo market VIA quiet carly bmt the demand
Hmbselnnhy Improved and prices ruled stronHor the
supply bo!nR light and at timta scarcely att1a'Ate
Ir1cua Were aayauced aDuut tho 1ntdlo ot tho Weck
T3llh1lhy. prime $la.e0al0,e9i Ne. !. fls:6o9laoo:
No. DO, @la QJft II 40: mxsd ST. oaHalIoO choice
upland prairie, 3t9aO@t3.0o; No. fdn. sfl0uall 80
MI y, oc alanuh, f3.6t{ag.60. LOOSE NEW on WAooNs
Htr1w, $l1,GD.
IiIDEs-The market has hccu dull anl weak. The
receipts avd 1oun he4yy and buyers 1nhtstcd on lower
tRures claiming n1Bp that otlss narkets wore rela-
tive!y fuwor than this Tho nEcringa on thu atrect
cont1nilo light. To-day 0xG waa paid tho 1naFx0t
ctostnE wonk 1reen city hutchors. 7kc greo clrot
llgh'. elfGspho; hcary d. 8t{Gs8Hn; part c4reI ~
98e; groes calf lid; veal, 12o: dry flint, 189i
dry Kill lRe; dry satca kip. 14Gai6c dcacon sktna.
4Sn Hfnnbs Rcore, cut otherwise tlannResE+ Two"
thlrtlA rricea: branded. 10 por cent or Ahpcp reB,
Voc! estimated a. washcd, por Ii, 40t1 45c.
upPa-1ho nlnrkdt In ratter tiulGt, hut prices nro
fully matntatnea at SAG 4Oc caa urawcrs ere buying
only for Immediate wa1.ta,
IRON AND STEEL--Tho Msnai numbcr Of Rrnnli or
lers syoso received aud pacou Al tho current Quota-
, 1874-11-04
THE L1YE.STOCK MARKETS.

o. Of ouera,ors md or the botter sacs Of buy
ors hai In nay somo little aIyance yesterlay's
prices, Tho improved feeling. perfadiug tho
market during yesterday aud to-day was
naluly attributable to tho email receipts,
tbe i,arkel change for better In the complexion of
other ct tho proiuent Eaatern markets, groatly na-
B}stea IN restoring confidence. There was not
Ycciay Qctlye demand either from local or outside
bMyrra but about Ill tho fresh cattle aud Eoodly
number OF the atala offerings wore worked on tlrng
tho day and tho narket elassa up steady an1 firm.
ferlor to good hntehera stock, at s!253o for poor
10 nriue piuck steess aud at 81 5uG au Tor fair to
cl1Ice ah!1ping gradus. Thete were salts Of Iexas
cattle III $aa5tDio0. Gregory, Cooley l. Co.. sold 100
t,ro,r Vexau steers, averaging W. lbs At $fo9, hut
iho rng prices for thsougl. cattle weso s. b9tSa2a.
TMero was ealn~by Htrader WadAworth K Ilal!-of40
cnarse hsayy calves $I2i. They averagea 407 hs.
Thrre In stiii good pa Of their stock I'll the ysrda
cro,,n III flct to Mluet tho probahlo wants Of Chi
cago butchers during tho present week.
pUbTATSoN6.
~ iii bs Nominal
nhnjcn l}euycs-Fine fnt, well formed year
10 i year old steers, averaging l,3eo to
eYt sleers. averaging 1855 10 lOo s ...... 4eo4.7s
sai,,a ,lpo 10 lssv ibs s60@s7b
uutshcrs Htocl-poor I'd fair steers, and
rntnmon 10 cnn,re GUNS, for city slaughter,
syara!ias sso 10 i,loo IT,. !ts.,...,..:..,.. 2oo@s2s
7'3sI ds. ayerapiay GSo 10 .o5o lbs....:. .sss4o
ataas buiis. aud sraiawag sseesa........ isaG9
nntloITo1na choice corls.fud ......... 4H0gs4.6O
ffattle-Tcxas wintrred North.,. 2G9a3.T3
I.aftiRYe1as through lraYea, l05uaI.6Q
, 1874-11-04

Total Of all kinds Of grain In stors, 2.907, ,69G
hi. Those figures Bhow decrease during tho
past week Of 1l9 $50 bu wheat, l4995s bu corn,
and an increase of 83,08J bn oats, 700 bu rye,
and 129, 132 hu hurley. Total decrease, 1885,
7g0 bu.
THE CALIFORNIA WHEAT FAILURE.
A. tho date Of tho future OF the California
wheat firm OF Il. E, Atoreana sous. agoHta for
tho Changers in that State, seventeen cnrgoos Of
wloat wore aoa:, cleared by TINT firm on &C.
count of the Grangers. Those contained GIT, QUO
cortnlH, or 1.12B 900 bu valued at 81 .7Uo or
about o211o por bu. The San Francisco Bulletin
aays: ...-..
1t Ia claimed that thu Grangcra have received m a
vance Of 81 90 per eenta! ths wleat thus ahnred
We hone this Ii 80. There would sll DO 5ic per con-
tai duo the provided thsy secessas! no more than the
manifested value Of tho Wheat Ut tho tlnse 1t was
shipped. This would inake a!esenea yet due tae1a
oil e Rhoye cArgoes Of II thcHe cargoes wsra
thrown ,1pon the English market to-day, 1t ~ rrooablo
tnut they would mt bring mora than tho freight ailu
nlyanccs In which event uGr farnera would !oao tue
s;}0U0, now supposed to represent thetr tuteseRt III
the wheat cargoos at!oat on tlsir account.
IRON ORE.
The Marquette Mining Journal gvc8 tho fol-
loxiug M tno total ahpmcnts.. in gross tons,
from Tic Lako Superior iron district for tho noa-
sou OF 1871, up 10 Oct. gu, mud shiptnoa.e to q
corresponding date last year:
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-------.-- FurE1Hn H7urNc1N'
L1SEnrooLt Nov. 3--ll q, m.--Flour. eaa fs29s 30,
Wheat--Wrcr, DaGR?a Cd al'rlng 8sG3Ss Cd white.
9s HdGllo club. los 4a69l04 %. Corn 3Gs 3d@3Gs
Cd. luri 72a Gt. Lard, Jot 9a.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3-3 p. m.-afarltct unchanged.
Wl,oat-sprin9 Is 10dG5ss ID. Rest unchanged.
LONDON Nov. 3-Tho laTk Lunc Express OF this
week says: "The wheat trade Ia again getting III
TX. Tho damp atn'oaphcra ia probably tue causc,
lnsrkpts rtow aI equal declie. Wheat remains tho
worst paid gEal, grown tl.ts ssaaon."
LoSpoa, Noy. sInae . @f discount in open n1arhet %
thu bank ratc. Amount Of bullion gore into tAe Dank
, 1874-11-04

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 3.
Tho following wero tho rece,p.s and shipments of
lumber a,ingltB and lath for the pcrIuls named,
nfI{nr Noy
, 1874-11-04

figures representing tho foreign gold cost, With
out Including freight and duty:
Total vnluo ak manufactures landad at port
Of Now York, Ooto,er, ,al4ai!
Manufactures ontorcrd for warohouso. 3!ba1G
palanso entered for consumption. i9saM
Withdrawn from warehouse. ...,............ a4u2o9
Thrown upon n,nrkes. 81, ,1Ju, l11
Dilrorelca IN Waroho,Iso noonirt .......... 8,aUt
forofgn ayfcea In Octobor report improved state
Of things IN tho rnw.silk arket, ami inonb 10 thS
oisnton TINT bottom priccs hass bonn roashe'.
ln London he Gxtrona,y low ranRo Of prlccs seeMs
t. "so induced general atiei9nt na Tho asTorasa m
silk have increased considerably, 4 speculative de-
nnt in tiat narkot Inns ht ioas nrroned the down."
ward courae Of rricea. China hl!ks ayc 1ee nrsl
lug sha raanth. Chiffon SILKS have nkawt.a chsuEad
hau,s 10 q considerable cxont hut with no Corrn-
apondng ndvauee in rites. Jnpans haye e9n doait n
freely Axo nnd record a advance Of fnl!y ID per ID
uroli the prices Of huguh. The ioo,nh in the Lyons
district {rantu} ste Ill wording orders which WILL
require sevufRl ln0uthH to I'LL.
phY 00oD8 IMPORTS.
THO Journal Of Commerce gtyea the follow
Ing NJ the Imports OF dry goods at Now York
for tho Inonth Of Octoher.
, 1874-11-04

Aut1Aat 4L}ENISds tfD4s
Tho following tho receipts md shipments Of
lunlbar s,ingltB. and lath for tho perluls named,
ending Nov Z:
RECEIPTS.
For tr<ek For tretk. s,'.re ian. Same time,
1874. 1873. /, 1874. 1879.
Lumber, m II. .3l,0ia 2o,sss DsB,2sa 1,nla,5i5
Shingles. iu... v,slo l9,9aa 63?,911 4o9lll
Lssh, m...... 3,111 1.650 1A,7s0 77,1U&
Lumber, m II, ,1T,IG3 1oy74 52t,s20 6D3,GT0
Shingles, n,... 7,ois 1a,1s9 3is,:a! 395,533
Iatl, m...... 1,U14 ,s57 3i,Gif 60,oS0
LUMBER FNEIdIrs
wero firm nnd advancing: Mlnlsee, s2.0o; MuaheCon
md Grand Havon, SI75; Lullngton White L1ae. and
pcntwatcr, Oconto, Sa.75; aFenomtnee.
$l.15@3U0.
Tue wholesale market waa yery qulot. Early few
sales nale, but the clectlona took up tic HtI.s-
lion Of most Of tho ll1Mbor'ci arl the l.iarkes waa
neglected during tho greater part Of tho day. Manis
tee pere stuff sold early at $3do and tho feeling
atrongcr than yesterday. Apsnn lumber {yhito pfue}
brought $15 00 $l35u, aud $3.50 for cleaty common
and euls respectively. DosltlJ aud atrlps were tlna
ba s9.50tRl6 90, poea etuH 2i9o50 lath S1.7oGa
LIS, shingles 1.GD@9.G6 SalcA intindc:
Cargo bnrgo O. Cromwell. from Aipcna, o. m Nor
way RIrirs nta boards ut s1i,60 15B w1,tts plnc
sold by Alpen inspection, Ut $3.50 for cui{s. <li50 tor
common. aud S3jo for uppcra. Sold By IT, 4. 1lck
ford l. To.
At TUE YARDS.
Tho gard business continues fairly active, ani tho
?,1 Ian nr,4 ~, latin
, 1874-11-04

UsGCt VgIU5HE
METALS AND TlNNEEs' 8TOOK--Wuro In mod
erate de.nund and steady:
2o $l2 90 do, roofing, 1412o 1C $li.o0 do, 2Ok2s
{32.DD.
Pho T,N-Iasge, go small, 29o; bar, 800.
SOLDERING. ], 21o; No. 2, 18o.
LEAp-Pig, Tic; bar, Bkt5bo; lead p1po, sl4@8ho; !;
aut do, ahtauc.
CorrER-uostoms, 13o ahaathfng copper, SIC.
RHKkT XtNo-Eull cas1sa, l0e: less glantily. lQnc:
, 1874-11-04
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

Foreign hlnrkcfS.
L1yEnroo1, Nov. 3--11 4, n,.--Flour, oasil24s ID,
Wheat--Wtptcr v.G7?a Cd al'rng, 8sGeSs d white.
&c HdGl l0s club los 40a104 ID. Corn, 3Gs 3d3Gs
Cd. l.,rk, 72s Cd. Lard, dot 9d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31
INTELLIGENCE.
THE STORM.

h.. late furious storm which COM
I,ced on Saturday last, and which
,;nued for about twenty-four hours,
(ved to be the most severe of the sea-
During the whole Of the time the
% am down in heavy, watery
-. necessarily. The amount fall
in town was about twenty inches,
k1oosac mountain two feet, and at
tin thirty inches is reported as the
rsge depth. The storm extended
ward as far as Salt Lake and be-
n humboldt to the west. Appre-
s;on are entertained concerning the
~ Of the stock, especially the sheep,
LII are reported in q bad condition.
bs;derable damage was done about
N. occasioned by the giving away
the roofs of different buildings,
ny of which were constructed OF
Ey.s. About 7 o'clock OIL Sunday
ruing the roof of Eureka Hall fell
caused by the spreading of the
,s of the building, falling almost
kire into the body vi the hall, and
p,asing it to the extent of about
n The canvas cover over Whit
Ia warehouse also gave way, though
lie damage was done, as it was erect
only as a protection to the roof
bper of the building from water and
hw. The roof of the residence of
hn Grennan, on North Bael street.
4 in without doing much damage.
her places we're reported as being
maced, but the above r the only
eiden,s that occurred. i. SwenssOn,
itLe Cornucopia Restaurant, fell from
! roof Of a small shed in the rear OF
place, escaping without injury.
yeral narrow escapes were had by
hse shoveling the snow from the
Susetops, none, however, resulting
fiouslv. The storm will prove Il seri-
4 drawback to the resumption of
Irk at some of the furnaces, which
IRE expected to be able to start up by
4 5th of April. A further delay OF
beast two weeks is now probable, as
Ia impossible to commence the deliv-
of coal sooner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

REMovED.-V. Chuida of the Cali
fornia Market, having vacated the
premises recently occupied by him
can be found at his new quarters in the
building formerly occupied by Levy
u Harrison, two doors above the
Courthouse. Fresh vegetables, fish
butter and canned goods OF every va
rieiy kept constantly on hand; and Il
general assortment ofchoice family gro
c%eries, cigars and tobacco will al
ways be found ut his place. a share
OF the public patronage is solicited
Remember the place: two doors above
the Courthouse. mil
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

ALMOST A FIaHT.-Dick Guiherson
pa Pete Esterley had a misunder-
Banding yesterday, in the vicinity OF
heir residences, on North Buel street,
Phieh promised to be a serious one for
time. The latter party was having a
fordy dispute with a woman in regard
the clearing of the snow from the
Pot Of his house. the woman wanting
'Ih 10 deposit the snow at some place
i'er than next her residence, when
ie "rin appeared and made some
clhark concerning the useleSsresS OF
uarreling with a woman. This inter-
hrence was taken by Esterley as un-
E~arrantable, and a display Of firearms
proved, though not discharged. Two
Po'rs later both parties met on Main
SIeet' near the City Drug Store, and
very n expected to SCI m of the two
lefced by a bullet. \ large crowd
t~'nsregated. at a safe distance, to
ca.ch h proceedings. Guiber>on adj
lanced, drawing his pistol, telling his
Ian 10 turn loose" but he did not
GEM inclined todo SO, doubtless think
"dlscretion the better part of
h"ior.' He admitted that Dick had
IN drop on him, and claimed that
y was not "heeled." Tho affair tor
p,inatsd, fortunately, without any blood
pe.nE shed, and a further meeting with
e sns,.ie intent is not anticipated to take
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

GENTS FURNISHING GoOps.-We
have just received by express the very
latest styles in hats, Granger, or ''any
other mans" n fine assortment OF
hand-sewed boots has also been re-
eeived. Gents furnishing goods OF
every description, and clothing of the
best quality, constantly On hand. Now
is the time to make your purchases.
Call at Oderfeldor u Harrison's mani
moth store. flE%
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31
Arrivals and Departures.


ARRIVALS.
BY v. l.. PRIrl HARD'S LINE.
i Goodfried Fred Elliott
George Booth Mr. Morton
BY THE ELKo STAGE LINE.
Andrew L Moi u Anderson
! Harbor g L Thorson
Mrs Harber James smith
DEPARTURES.
BY ". l.. rRiTI HARRIS LINE.
NJ Myer Mrs Fish
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

In Town. - Fred. Elliot, of the
White Pine News, arrived yesterday
from Hamilton. He intends remain
Ing in town fortwo or three days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

SERvICE.-During the week service
will be held every evening at the EpiS-
copal church, and on Wednesday and
Friday mornings.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31
STOCK REPORT.

SAN Francisco. March 50.
MORNING BoARp.
lSO Ophir-22%s y 225zss 22s4b5
ITO Gould 4 Curry-oII, 3l5s 3lL 3.b30
80 Best Il Bclcher-35 35L3 81
20 S%avage-75 rs II 1850 ~
81 Chollar-i4La "a
225 Hale " Norcross-47 45h
no Crown Point-93lab 5 A3
$s, Yellow Jacketm757 q 75tsblo 74h
lZO Empire Mill-4A
40 kentuck-2lh y 2lX
90 Belchcr-S5Lc 8jL IS
200 AlphamlsLa lab
l!0 Con. Firginia-0 S0H 81
20o Sierra N~evada-23b8
Us EXchequer-jS SSIa
40 Seq. Belcher--J2 " 20
-, Q~vsrman-5l 5s11aa 34b3o 5s11ba
20 Caledonia-33 34b3O
20 knickerbocker- $40
70 Globe-ILs
to Baltinore-7H
80 Bullion-Sh 8
44O C~aliiornis4lIa i2l,b3o
~ 5. llill-l0
20 Eclipse-5ts
800 Dayton-7A
800 Iyler-l
200 oodville-l7s
$50 Franklin-l4
" .NcNduh-Is4 IA
$40 kossuth-3 jb3o
200 Jacob Littlo--3
30 Lco-lt9
l25 Andes-IM
100 florida-3
2OO American flat-sL9
%ERy BOARD.
lS5 Meadow Nal!cy-llL llhl
20 Raymond 4 Ely-S2
$50 Eureka Con.-l4l3
2l0 fioche-5A5
$40 Wash. * Crcole-3'4 37s 354b3O
40 Jackson-3c
l55 Page " rannca- "a 2I2 "a
395 American flag-48
80 Bowery-J0c
1915 Belmont-7bl0 $3.50 65ssl0
200 Chief of the liill-50c 6Oc 500
200 Newark-2n
400 Rye Patch-3H
100 FL Dorado South-7I
800 Quintero-25c
81 G.. Chariot-I5
$50 Ida Elmore-2A 27sbO
500 MalIogany-2LY 2s3
1900 south Chariot 80 24bs0
100 Empire, ldaho-7 =
20 q. II. Treasures $40
y led Jacket, ldaho-Ia
900 Gen. Lec-ll4
40 yulia-4ts ~
225 Savage-T ~ -
10 Orhir-2It4 - 22i4 b3O
$50 Yellow } ackct-74 74ta -
5o0 Calcdonia-33 a. "a
50 Con. Nirgiria-Sl
81 Ovcrman-o2tII 52t?.
S. Belcher-s2t4 $3.50
) Chollar-64
60 Crown Point-93sSO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31
EEREKA HALL.

I've understand that the owners and
bckholiers Of this hall contemplate
king it down, and thus depriving
r citizens Of "A convenience, almost a
cessity, in the way of a place for
bldiny public meetings, entertain
en.s, balls, etc. We regret very
ueh to learn that such is the case;
though we can not blame the owne's,
the investment does not pay them,
seeking some more profitable place
which 10 put their money, or in the
hsuage Of the lamcntsd (D Cakes
hnes, in "placing it where it will do
e most good" but we can not help
GREETING that the hall will not pay
Snciently well to induce it's owners
repair it, AZ we know its loss
ill be severely felt by our citi-
Jas. and thata long time Unjust elap>e
tfore it will be replaced. What mo-
ey it would require to repair it, we
h not informed, but at a reasonable
hess we would suppose $3.50 would lie
bundantly sufficient. If this sum
'tlt Wv VIC SiiIAn ~ iIiSup Az 'NN
hong our citizens in two hours, a. we
kve heard several gentlemen express
Willingness to contribute for the pur-
bSe. Let some of our active young
ZEN, who would feel this loss Tor
ban any others, take the matter in
bn |. and we think there will be no
pubt Of its success. Eve " town of
e size Of Eureka needs "a place, such
J Eureka Hall, was for recreation and
nusement. We, as Americans, as
hs of;en been said, recreate too
Pile; we grow old before our
Pne, half-living. and only half
sinI during the time the breath
Pnlains in the body; and. therefore,
fc deplore the loss Of all rational,
foral alnusemen.S. and places of
Mnsement, as highly detrimental to
he public. How would it do to get up
grand ball, the proceeds of which
Phould be devoted to the repair OF the
(Aii. thus rendering unnecessary any
Prher outlay of money on the part OF
p present owners? Something should
e done in the premises At once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

NJ. B. BARTLETT, real estate agent,
Houses for rom and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also l. c. Bateman's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
at the California lumber yard, south
east corner OF Buel and Batenan
streets. apl0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

VALE!-With to-day the month of
March draws to q close; but in depart
ing from us, to make room for its sue
cessor, it leaves behind it a record that
will not soon be forgotten. Even the
Oldest inhabitant, when asked con-
corning his knowledge of severe
weather, can refer no further back
than the month which, at midnight,
shall be numbered with the past.
OF the thirty-one days of its dura-
ton all but nine have been stormy,
unpleasant ones, entering on us driv-
ing before him the fierce blasts of
Winters icy breath, it departs cen as
it came, disguised in a stormy armor;
an object of many a diSparaging cpl
tibet, unpitied. "unwept, unhonored,
and unsung," it departs out of exist
ence, never, we hope, to reappear.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

LArE.-The Austin stage has a hard
time in making its daily trips at pres
sent, owing to the bad roads and poor
condition ut the 5 ock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern wecklies and nlonthlies;
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the Postotfice Stationery
and News Depot. d30~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

For a complete assortment of tin
ware, parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in tho hardware line, so to
Maupin & CroMer's. t2I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

Hon MAss.-Peters' High Mass will
he SUNG at the Catholic Church, on
Sunday morning next. Easter Sunday,
nv a number OF ladies' and gentlemen,
residents OF this place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-31

JUST REcE1vEp-A small lot Of gen.
tlemen's fine black cashmere dress
suits, at W. II. Clark'S. mh2S