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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

MECHANICS and Miners Tools, of every de-
scription, cheaper than the lowest, at thu
Pioneer Cheap Store of Ashim Bros. split
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

RoBINsoN's Pure Scotch Oatmeal, in one
pound packages, at Taylor's. sp29tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

IRON BELMONT. Jim Caldwell,
'uerln OF Nye county, arrived in town
,as1 evening. He is here for the pur-
pose of taking into custody Ole John
SUI lhe man who killed Richard Ma.
s Nh Al Hicks station last week. He
"n. leave with his prisoner for Bel
mont to-day.
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MOCIf'S.

ECONOMY is wealth, and to make a dollar
the new advertisement of Ashim Bros
spl7tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

oEpDEs Il BERTRAND FURNACE
."'s~ furnace, at Secret Canyon, which
mas been shut down for several days
A. count OF having no iron rock for
so, VIII start up again to-day, the
~ onpany having made arrangements
ms, . Steady supply of the required
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

STAGE LINE TO PIoCHE.-1t is re-
ported on good authority that the
Railroad Company will put on a daily
stage line to Phoebe, by the southern
route, as soon as the trains of the Eu-
reka and Palisade Railroad begin to
run to this place. This promises to
liven up matters a little in the staging
business to the southwark.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

New HATs.-Aunt Hannah desires it
known among the ladies of Eureka
and vicinity that her splendid assort-
ment of Fall and Winter hats have just
arrived from the East. They will be
sold cheaper than the cheapest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING 1T A

CHILD.-Yesterday Stewart came
into town from Pinto and filed a com.
plant in the Justices Court
against an Italian named Antoneo
Isoardi, charging him with firing
several shots from a pistol at a
child of the complainant. A warrant
was issued and Constable Kelley pro-
ceeded to Pinto and brought Isoardi
into town. lie will probably receive
his examination to-day. We heard no
particulars of the affair further than
that Stewart and the Italian had had
trouble in relation to business matters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

nopGDoN MINB.-At a depth Of 100
,ce' a ledge has been struck in the
v a;u mine, at Secret CANYON. The
inr - thirteen feet wide and good pay
N. gre Is mixed with the vein matter.
str;'. Indications are favorable for
'ng a large deposit OF rich ore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

NorIcE.-Uncle Mannheim, corner Main and
Clark streets, will dispose of $50 American
Lever Clocks at 81 90 apiece; former price,
~ to IS. jy30 III. MANNHEIM.
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oArHoLrc MIssIoN.-Rev. Father
oNeii will be here to day from Phoebe,
s ~nese ne has just closed a most sue
niSsiu' mission. He will commence a
;nssion here at the Catholic Church
o'a,ealately after high mass at eleven
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mhi
MOCII'S.

WHoRrLEBERRIEs, Yankee Pumpkin, anC
fresh Mackerel, in cans, at Iaylor's. split
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SMIrH's Crushed Wheat, in two-poun'
PACK at Taylor's. sp29tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

J THANKs.-The "prints" of the SEN
TINEL are under obligations to Dave
Rosenberg, of the Silver Brick, for q
copious supply of lager and a lot Of
pretzels and choice Havana cigars fur
nished the Office last evening.
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Mining Notice.

NOTICE OF DELINQUENT AS
SESSMENT.
V,O II. F. MARI AND HIS GRANTEES:
i You are hereby notified that ! have per-
formed labor on the VANDERBILT NINE,
situated on Austin Hill. in SecI ct Canyon
Mining District, Eureka county, Nevada, to
the amount of $50, for assessment work on
said Ii. +. Marr's interest in tn mine, ac-
cording to the law of Congress of he United
States. Said mine is owned as foil, WIS;
j.. Harrington. 200 feet
H.. +. 30 feet
Charles Macintosh...........1OO feet
And the undersigned .......... 20 feet
That unless you. within 80 days. pay your as
sessment to me your interest In said mine will
become my property:
Eureka, Oct. 4. 1873 o5-law&d
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HEcKER's Extra Family Self-rising Flour,
in six-pound packages, Mt Taylor's. sp29tf
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CARSON L. O. L., No. 121,

MEETS %ATTHEODD FELLOWS HALL,
M Eureka, on the First and Third Mon.
days of each month, at 7 o'clock ?. n;
o5tf &. C. ROLAND, Master.
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STOCK REPORT.

san Fr"nc
SAN fRANoiSoo ooN
o..,.o BOARD.
hoa' 20
nm 0phir-57 ~ % 20 % ,,I
~ ~; Wexicanc2l W lax II
" isoaIi Il Curry-i-pio toI
4. AZ Best y beicne q ~ M
%, n CChollsr-65 oo7s wv
J@ N saysge-@ oNox
a; lmpsrial.sA se1"
"a Empire MILD 2n 40
w !" yys,Iow Jacket-6l o. 40
~ Hale Il Norcrossm4f 10
10 Crown Point = A'/s
~ =; nSI7jS ~
III Alpnals iSM
~ Belcas oce-H lsH
" SSon virginia -30O Z35 20 Zoo1
I 81, oon, Neyada-'3& l3ss
~ Sgs.rnia-SH 81 56A So
81 Ga NJ Az Az
pu ~ iieIcher-55 57h Sc
~ N 9ysrman-3 f31s 44p)
~ GIastice-33A 81 3Z2 ga
~ suseor-l
~ Sug;s ~ lon.-S% 81 81
~ GnIi Rryan-S7Rc SOC
Gslsdonil-l6n IL ld%
~ nov,on -3N
9yayV'0 Can, az
w Nv occidental 81
Mm WoodgilIe-l Ia
~ WW;vnt-s7Isc
IA IA sysyada- SOC
W " Isdv Wash.-2X
y, Tas,th-ls
q Hill-IX
~ ~ indss-3N 81
~ na;Sss-2s
~ ~ pac;ie i
:" Wills Fargo Ike
~ ~ n larson 2jc
10 Baltim2fe oSn;
M Eoickerbocker -2ls "a
.vpxtxn p,Asn.
IL Meadow valley "a os
Is Raymond a Ely.zI
so Eureka Con. 10 io|z ~ '"|4oo
10 Jackson l.
la Belmont-lA
70 Prusslan-Z
10 L~e0pard-i3lo
70 Jpferson-is
Dkk-4
80 Glla-lA "a
% Panther-l
100 Geneva Con.--ZS
6O MansReld- o'c oc
Charlot-i
10 Po0rnan-Z
49, California :
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

If you want to have your wetches and jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner, go
to p. Steler's jewolry store. jy7-tf
TRIPLE Wine Vinegar, the finest in the
market; just received by Taylor. sp29tf
WHITE DUCK PANTS, only six bits, at Ashim
Brothers. SPLIT
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STRIKES IN THE RUaY HILL MINES.

STRIKES IN THE RUaY HILL MINES.
We gather from floating rumors that
some very import"nt developments
have lately been made in the mines of
Ruby Hill. First and foremost, the
X X is believed to have cut the big bo-
nanza on the fifth level. 1t seems to
he a settled fact that a body of ore has
been struck, but its extent is still I'M
determined. In the Richmond, we are
told, a splendid body of high grade ore
has been shown up somewhere among
the old workings on the south side of
the hill. Recent developments in the
Eureka Consolidated are also said to
be very promising. So it comes to
pass that all three of the leading Ruby
Hill mines present a most encouraging
aspect simultaneously; not one, but all
of them looking much better than for
some time.
BRANCHING OUT.-That "Peanuts"
will in time bloom into a full feged
merchant prince there is no more ques-
ton than that Grant is a candidate for
the third term. His business has al
ready increased to such dimensions
that he finds his double donkey power
establishment insufficient to meet the
requirements, and he has consequently
built a warehouse on the corner of
Main and Bateman streets, where he
will, during tire Winter, keep all kinds
of fish, game and other delicacies. The
building is ten by five feet and two
stories high, the lower story being
fashioned somewhat after the style of a
cupboard. In the course of a couple
of years we shall expect to see a wood
cut Of peanuts" in the Chimney Cor
ner, with a long biographical sketch of
zone of our self made men,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-09

ANOTHER arrival of those famous 0nondago
Apples, in thrce-pound cans, at Taylor's.
spHtf
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DOuKSTIC MARKETS.

ALpAyr P.b Is-wbestNo demand Ryesksay ., soe Com
w':ts.s slSs so g.; sg gs % "
is, .ss as... Sss.: s:s ts %
81 o. ss;sss. ' $3.50 s:.1,
quiet &C. ss'G s,. s SnS and
rro VISION. 25a2o bs ., xsa ,nS
slS ss:uas:. ss d Ssa RI r. as
as s Petroleum n' sses t% Sans,
fine s'., at s4 az w'' on .a
ign" S: 50 s9sss g LTp. Common 81 Si Sss:
FI S ST'H S. sS1 snS s. sssa
ssassc for xsd yellow OF, aad in demand at go &c
a 5f1 80 az Mn'S bush
"e 1857 I Gu' o' SsO Pe,n Sco SS Wheat. 1900
sn sSr' cs1s ftS iaS; 5a ss aiD
Ess Ss;S ~ s %9t az. e q
carr 7oe Rye inseSe Oats re,sns oo % Sss
.d and entirely G%1' Cd rs s., ' pc 81 81 80
L i4c Desed nOs. 10 25ass 10 hsh-iaes unsettled 'ui
gs lsES s,a qSs2'S r. I Ss'si
; ;ss . t. h' an iIs @
S Ss sa ap s Rye Ss1 sead dy
S "d isE w,sh. 81 soSs SO .' g lSess Is R q
%p mr. Lard ady 4 s 81 spot, SIS 10 Ami Wh. GOOD
q i e II:
CiycrSSGrI Feb s--plOnr and noTS's Wheat steady
REL 81 Cos f9 H h. Ss dS S s sss is se;
d. R ks os s htF Co. ssi s s'i n
sbooides G97c; Cisa SIDES 0'.as7s Clear sile los
lO.c steady; shoulders Sci Clear Rib Sides lq's9le
cs,t s s. CON- con- Is sSasS TO- co%mcn to
81 50 odg the ba= Of the sales we're at s7@s SS
CLsys1ASD Feb lsFour quiet and uneh,nge Corn and o.'
unchanged Pe'rosG sr% sHosed White In car lots
psrno TSsf Fa ami Wheat u1chaased Corn
All az SC 2 eecep-whes, 1000 Oush Cora 1000 bGsh
Oat 1000 bash sbpmen,s-FlOOr 900 bb' Wheat, 1000
IovsvIGr Feb Is-Fcur UNCHANGED Corn dull at
65o7Oc 629d4 rive quiet and GnehargeL Pork
sses 10 rssicp ceir sides Il ,ccs .rcaa and
scarce had.rs s. Clear Rub Sides sGli Clear sides
steam. Il Sc 1ierce 14ei Kel l6elb WHISKY dull at 81
D MssSa Inr F:b a r demand unchanged Corn
O.-Maket bare Lard firm in lair demand i4h@ 6c
0s%SGo Feb s. Tor No. sonngi SO % for
Whs.t unshuse Corn s7eds3c quiet
ada 81 40. Corn Mea-BOed s37; UhbOlted $50 Mill
PnILDsLPHI Fen lA-Petroleun hm Ret eary delivery
!di4e Ike DO 4ac Crude ,h il SSs 9,s
moih Ft'e. gachaSgrd PGo ''eadr uasanss Mssa
Ss R F7 q e. M1 TH Oats .a'ed q.
for Whit" and Coo for Mixed Provion unchanged Mes Po
Brsco Couny Extras sja37e do Frss So as5e; Western
Extras 2sd3Oe Meen fEis ziG2,e; Western Roll, 21g2lc
ssna and Delaware Fresh 4Oa4le; Western $50
r. Lows, Feb lsPlour quiet unchanged Wheat dull and
uuchans.d steady: AiIed CO laaS5 Oats dull
sH Sa s. a. % g si o. SOD no S.ss Pcs re su a
SIS cash and March $l8 81. Apnr $40 37a Jay Dry Sailed
Lsrl nonay 3asc Live Hogs stesiH YorEs s6G$6 30;
IS 50dS7 90 Cltte arm aud 10 good 5ensa sales Of Pdr
Native Steers 80 35a$5 49, Pair S5GSj U.s. Motive Buicher
s. 81 81 co. Native Feeders s. 12l RecetsFOa 6C05
Barley, 2UUO bush. Hogs ZOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
TIE CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AM
QUINCY RAILROAD COMPANY.

BosToS. Feb. 1s.-The following address to the
stockholders of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company has been Issued here TINS evening:
10 u. Stockholders Of the oataSo Bsr'nso" s"a 0SsaT
Railroad Company We have 10 an advertisements ttd yoa maze
,me the annual ns-hsg Of feo ~ se~s
more definite for course 'has We h'd VINE VIVA
framing that advertisement may seem proper
AT the meeting yesterlsg Of the Dab1qae oonahoee
Joy defended the action Of himself and M otn '-
r becoming contractors the Dabnqus road "hen o'nhS
the bonds TO you under the Of Board NJ 'oJ '
took euosire Mr. President 'a'es e W.
b,ove Railroad construction eomps1es whose mnApphepoh
sl6o 600 money turnihe b. the unfortunate
low and his associates already sanctioned b retaining him n once
lang AFTER his rreguay them The debate ale" eve
opel to the public that the Bori Of Oh eazo 'O
ouney had Itself applied 600 usi to paying p'e'
coupon. SLOWED m disbunE Oees 70 s' 1e pS'sss
eompanes IN debt o then for further sums
have been an error part that We have .rI
deavored within be BOar without ser appe'a's Jo'
,be We tos - make square
II you approve connection Of dir e 'nd other oe VIA
pues building branch a oss ana OF inc "S
Of your funds other companies Jon will Do WIN saf
eyes open wish remain The Board under aso o
stances poweess minority Of the usual q0uu We anA say "s
" you little COOL
1--WE sss you to place there With Who command
confidence and who can be counted upon with
reform in auditing accounts AM IN otherwise narns
We wou the most charitable
sruson possible upon the conduct Of fellow deoo 'SeU
thirty standing James JoT We epdeI0r
TO attribute bis game dsDostoo sa-
under biz eacep and not IN
tentisns their position For this
consider desirable make further changes than
the Of his whom best
and this full conviction that tie position Of three
the In ,he OF ion bic with that
the three TIE three who hoD VII remain the Boa
your affairs had interest in 'loei.
all be useful youueul PERHAPS watch the majority
cOnGIe large interests Your Board have
administer AFFAIRS Of corporation whose Investment reaches hfy
million dollars Your annual receipts twelve mibosa fgf
millions The dangerous mode Of
sappng your to allow your hshr officers be mixed
contracts which bsbk
conflicting with yours Toe issue make d
Of the Eastern directors pledged To lie administration Of
sfIS with single eye to your interests We believe
whole Board have Including those who hare
ma the mistake which We alluded, viii b
able together harmony for the Ind which suggest Al
proxies have been asked b the Treasurer Mr. Hall which
be used against without having hel intended
invite proxies revokng earlier shslsh have dOuh
that M Hall the Re s make Of the pEses
on6dd him wou be followed We remind that the
will The 24h instant Chicago mailing inne
date action necessary and that proxies rhng Chicago by that
addressed A. GEsvod W. H. Pobes, will be used
you e in the absence Of directions then
your interest Your obedent J NJ FORBES,
A GRISMOLD"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
nAv TRBrvF FRIDAY FBKUAnY 49, 1a6TR1PhE si

point and closed at 91s Union Pacific, on moderate
transactions has been firmly held and has luctuatcd
only between 800 and a9 closing at !, the same AZ
yesterday. The TRANSACTIONS Of the day foot up lsa,
600 shares distributed as follows: Western Union,
12eo shares; Lake Shore, $500; Ohio and
Mississippi. 9a,fO0; Pacific Mail 2s,lco; North
Western, 1890; Union Pacific, 12,We ;
Wabash, $500; st. Psnl $780, Erie. 4,5oo; c. e. ana
l. Co. 5000, and other stocks, 270O. The stock oro-
kers aad more particularly the operators continue
to complain of what they seem TO generally regard
as the uuwise action of the Governing Committee
Of the Exchange in advancing the rates for buying
and selling stocks and they seem to look wth some
hope to the action of the meeting called for tniS
evening at the Fifth Avenue Hetel, for relief. Inc
orenne highest. lowest and closing prices of stocks
sold to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
COTTON MARKETS.

RosrIR Feb 1sCOttoa steady; gdilns l4sdi47si net re-
eeip go bsle.; eIpo coasiwe Alb bales 1000 bales
6j.93l bales
Feb l9Cotton firm and unchanged Mddnng
3l05 bales; 1901 bales; TO France
22l3 sale.. $3.50 bales; STOCK 295,306 bales.
Fen lStOltOD net; hidlng l5c receipts
llC9 bales Great Britain 44j0 bales sales 300
stock. 1851 bales
sAv.xyAH Feb lscot,On quiet MddIng, l5.; receg.
246l bse Great Britain $50 bales eoawse 1877
bales; sales. 900 bales; stock. 1886 bales.
BALTIMORE Peb. lS.-CouO1 frm Mding, Is 81; Low Mid
ding l5 s. Good Ordinary IA % receipts, 629 naes
Great Britain go baes coastwe 29U baes sales $40
bales spinner -, ha!esi stock 27,0i2 bales
MEMPHIS Feb. IL Cotton steady; Mfl n.y. 1441l5c.; Low
Mting l4l40l IL c Cool Ordinary 1870 l394e recens
800 bales; Dpment 1886 baes sales $500 bales stock IS 500
bsles
Feb lSCoton quiet and unchsnged dtne Use;
l.S72 bales sales 9f2 h1es "a 100 bales
wILNISGTON. Feb lS-Coiton quiet MiihnQ l4ssc
cepts. 273 bales sses, 800 ia stock. 3 ,G9l bales
ArGUsrA. Fen lS-Cotton brm; Addlng. l4Adl434c;
Midine HlI0l4 c Good Ordinary Is c; receipts 1877
bas,; sales al bales
BosTos F-b. lSCoon gret steady; Mdding. 1880
l07 bales; grns, 1897 bales eIpos Bnt,in
225 bales; sales 81 bales; stock. 1906 bales
Feb lS COtoD stedY aild l4Tsdl5r;
ceJ l2S baes exports coastge L. 100 bales 800
stock 5ol4 bales
PuL.DKLruA Feb lsCO;tOn que Mdilius 15'.c
ceipts. 81 bales
LOUIS Feb 1sCoton quiet ard unchanged Mddlng l4
80 bales shipments o9 bales ses, 22o baes;
stock 29.Oi9 bales
CIyoNyAr Feb lscoon steady Mdlug 7o receipts
1916 bales shipments, l20lS bales stock. l6 1872
LoUIsvILLE, Feb. ls.-Cotton quiet hdding' i7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
% So soos 90 100 ~ sesse Is ir SO to 90 D. 20 20
&so rs; eommon, 10 70 70 n, - 6VGto.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
suaopRAH MARKETS

Loypox psA ls-l2So mThe Bsnh Of Ens,.a Ses1r
netting ,sy or,d the mrimam rate Of dseoui, me psh
81 rsr esu u lsS7s, l07 shs Halfway 'hA's z"
d.. Preferred a. ,..,... ,,A.B,. ,,,,a.
Ivssroo lsi2so co.sn d Sust nsen'f 100
7saL, Mldaing Orleans TEL Sales, lZoVp p.~
and export Sale. on the basis 81 pnr
LosDos Peb 1S-l30 m-Psris dispatches a1'e Hs"'s'
LIVERPOOL Feb 49, 30 of the sale. % Cotton oe
hale we're sales the sds MSdnnf uphs
below February and March :, 81, az 40 S
h. Low MddBsgs Jsnnay and Az
deliverable lsd d. 90 denvet.ee ZAP Spn mo
Nav Al 7s.d Lard 1871 Pork al boL of view ness
Breou ISL Long Clear A'dde' and 1915 '"f sh'"
Lospos P.b 1880 nThe bullion IN the Bank Of Hns,ne
hos 10000 dunx week The proponoo 2, ns
bank watch last week 42 per ten
sssDos Feb IsT.Ow ss6aseio Yevt Refined Pe'ro'saH'
lOlaG i0ssd y gallon. ~. -,,.a..x, Tram
LONDON Feb 1s4 uThe amount Of bullion "thdran "om
TIM BsnL Of Eneiasa on balsbce to-day 2lO0.OO0
Pas Peb 49, m-Tke specie the Bank Of france Des
900 daring the past week kenss "a &C
FRANKFORT Frb. lS-U s. nyetwentv bonds looss 90.
Iospos Pb 1850 mThe OF discount IN ibe open MAJ
bet Tor te bills TIC cent which lio yer i'
below the Bank Of England rate ~ A.. - a.. h..,. o,
IIyyEYooL Peb 1850 m-sales OF Cotton On tne pass
Nddang below Good Ordinary deliverable Apr sA'
May, at 7sd. BTeadstufs are dull. o>o,, Nm
AsTwERP Feb l8-PstroIeum 20 for Foe Pale hmeneso
LospoS Peb. l5-Bvslinz 81 nsei Oh, "a 0dzoI Pe"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19

The London advices reported an expected ad-
vance in the Bank of England rate of discount and
it now stands at 81 per cent, the bank having Hade
gain of bullion during the week ofs.1looOo though
losing cl0OOoO today. The market for securities
closed dpll and easier. The Bank Of France made
gain during the week of 26 600 francs. The local
foreign exchange market was disposed to more firm
ness consequent upon the let-upin the cash gold
squeeze aud the leading drawers several tunes dur
ing the day advanced rates to those given below
We quote actual rates for business however
considerably lower, SIXTY days selling at
49, and eight at 4S504S53. Gold opened strong at
49, but seated back to l45 alb in the afternoon
advantage having been taken of late TO market free
amounts OF long gold. The cash gold was easier, l.
O. and per cent being paid FOR carrying, after loans
fat Lob aud g 8, and for borrowing. 1t remains
to be seen whether the pool viii manipulate the
market further or not. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 in coin interest and S27hcOO i'll
called bonds. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared,
SSl154OOO gold balances, 81 1880: currency bal
ances S2,O44,6rs The quotations for gold were as
follows:
1000 ..ll6A ;l3o..ll5b l:oo...ri4S 2;s0 ...llt7s
100. ..iiiSls i2sO...ii5 200. ..ii4f BID
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

s.rYSa. r. 'ss' q were % ;nr
leg time i'' Luye were e,Ies the and sales
Of market TAsrs Tea, Ghs!o!ss ,ats
: s p s Sf s' from S h. & ss ana I CO Is
sr., s7s6s ~ Several caro,a. rsT,insd ua.on
lie ~ to arss S 81 r 70 TIE b. crS s" 40 $o 81
S Sr 81 With I0 9th Of ii: lott do e- At e d.
90 n 81 head ADDED. and II DO, IL 2 dress
Goldsmith for Morn, Co.. 90 Isoi. Glsa7 ewt, At
al2 % I'D oG 5, S 81 s SO s sf' . ca 81 er
lie dre.; % ~ 10 ewt a. l;e 70 ss,.. .! b. d.
.sss, is SO ,,:'. s.,
1i.s sif D. 81 do .afoas c%t At lie to dress b. 81
Do Ga lie 70 dre's So h and 4G d. Ga cwt strong
a.5ap. ,sI.y were 1862 head making 4s7 70. . last
market wa. M prices shout . reported one week
go y IBID ss sSs.; Can't 81 ,o lloSd d9 r.
P.T st. " .a I'd pa. sns, , % I az. IL
snsfr.E.os.. tsA.y were II Or sl!s beds ..
tn. o. M the las. three days 4sa 3oos Tor the
ard the sales sho~ aecs advance but there lie
,os :na .D .o s' Tas @ p was
chasing day for The saosh.es ConIsn 70 fair sold
9..eols II gs0d prime DO at 6d7e and extra do Te
Pps Elliott :Sh t2S sds1 :; h SEP isa 7
n 80 s5 l09 b l6s Ohio sheep, OIL u, 6'ae. aud 40
B,efngh.% sold ssl osio sheep 10 average. 6e
raescs soid 92e III aoi. sheep 100 average ., 7,c
7c. ssi 800 Ohio DO. 1903 ID, at 10.
D. O. Culver sold 1875 Illinois sheep. 7s average at Che PB
swHE-fsoopa 70 1926 hoss-l3 Porueh-
the last three day. O40? ,sua 7lSl for tho same time last
week Live hogs quoted dull s0T 4 h. T. II. Reid
Ohio hogs. It0 average, t7is y N. Philip 80
do 100 n Dressed hogs dull and lower closing
a9sc for city. and 6d6ise fsr Western
Lsxsrr Penn Feb l9Crtrai Lre stoek Yd,f
Receipts for the ending FEB II bead against
head before supply fair though light
morning. delayed out Yves. account Of the
opened dull Monday the arrivals Of Phadepha York
buye bhshiened Yesterday pces At about weelj quality
generally 5000 best. 400 70 800 ~ % 6OGs5 75i prime,
50 49, medium 900 LOO 10. IS 50as5 49, 900
1UU0 n, 81 7baS5t and dull 81 75dx3
balls 10 guilty ~ 1904 70 sale, for the week looted 240
head
Hoss-Rseep 800 bes .glna I4740 the week
BEFORE supply e0od and prices made sudden jump hgher than
three the principal advance being heavy PHILADELPHIA high
so Advance Of 6o caused By fsfsn country roads
ppng the close the price dropped 100
toe road 20 arrive best PhsoelphiIs So 25 ass 40 Yos
% s0Gf6 go Baumorei s70$7 lOi eomnon 50 5Uss5 rs
saEsrRseeps 400 heal, sgssst 1900
before upp heavy but too the demand and
ssaea srH ~, sssls fsusss esr. 400 ll0 b. % 900
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Ineludea 10 above l.OOO b,lts TO arrve.
% future delivery the market at advance Of l32e
a. ~ sale. as follows all basis Of Low hddling:
ssi,. ye<t4uay m-febuary 300 1859. 500 Is
i932e Marcn. 500 l5 400, 10 1899 April 200, l6c;
900 is 55e; MAY. 800 10 bloc; June 500 IL 2l32c;
tos. 900 Yestensv, pnoe-Foruay 10 10
9i5 1899; March 10 l952dl5s-; Apn, 10 3l.32dlGc;
NAV ID 49, &c; June 10 l332Gl6Sc JAY, &c 27-32Q
isTe august, I7sl7 Lie september, l6 9ec. oemin,L
MARKET quiet Sales TO-DAY up 70 m.-Rebusry 400 Is
Msca. i00 10 ls,s2e 800 i5t 100. Is 2152e; 100 Is
lllGe 100, is 2lS2e iCe 10 ll;lGc April 900 - 81.
100. fSe. 500 iS is2e MAY 300 Is 5:lse; 1900, il
stpssaser 100 i63 total. 1900 BALE. ir.ad i4IOo
b.s Efch.nye-S pad 10 exchange 600 March Apnl
COPsRB-Recey, Of RIO for The ending this morning
10000 b. seadus 6eoo bss per Nancy Smith snd 1000
Star ssd Gsp:e; ssOet in s h.ads Se.Yoi
Yeh ia 3bl $40 bags; Dsuaore 20 100 Chseos
s2ls bssi s.y.,n,h $500 bsg. Mobile 400 bags at
other Used
has s,al ssck supplies for ell states 297
700 besl Messr Wright Co sesrsn dated Frb IL
advising loL nat. 10000 b.T shpn.n 200 bags
lodug 81 900 stock 200 O0V
age GsI reeps 1900 bag. Rscs $4,000 BIeh,sss. 26TsL
srapsry eAFroes at aal7'G fair good d.
al9e pne DO, l9tslSA and extreme range fer lots, IL
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