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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08

STILL TALKINa.-Evarts was still
talking yesterday to the jury in the
Beecher case, with no indications of
concluding his remarks. 1t is now
stated that Beach has also determined
to make a more elaborate argument
than he first contemplated, so we
presume the end will not be reached for
another week or two.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
. Female Candidate.

n TeInUlC N11AisASlHt%s
SAN DIEGO. June 6.
Mrs. Mary l.. Saborn is a candidate
for Superintendent of Public Schools
in this county. The Union and World
support her for the position, and the
probabilities are she will have no OPP
position. She is thoroughly qualified.
Mining Matters.
TUCSON, A. T., June g..
There is increased activity in min
ing matters. Every available pack
animal is In use. Numerous parties
are daily going in the mountains in all
directions. There is u good deal of
placer gold coming in. One firm re-
Gently purchased $4,000 worth.
The Water Question.
SAN Francisco, June I.
Yesterday afternoon, a sol of Cap
tain Quinn, ten years old, was drowned
while bathing in a pond neal Mission
creek.
This evening the Board of Super
visors will continue the consideration
of the proposition to purchase the
Spring Valley Water Works, with the
Calaveras Valley tackled on. Well
informed pesous believe that seven
members, being the majority, will
vote with Spring Valley through thick
and thin.
Arrest Of Supposed Stage Robbers.
STOCKTON, June Z.
Saturday evening jerome Myers,
Chief of the Police, and j. Ii. Hume,
connected with Wells, Fargo 81 Cos
detective force, arrested two men,
named John Sans0me and Frank Bar
ker, alias French, IN suspicion of be-
ing concerned in the robbery of the
safe of G. 7. Raulback, agent at Quin-
cy, Plumas county on May the oath ul-
timO. When arrested Sansome had
some $500 in his possession and Bar
ker 5000. The prisoners left this af
ternoon for Quincy.
Scarlet Fever-Shipment Of Ore.
VIRGINIA CITY, June 8.
A large number of children are pros
trated with scarlet fever. The number
is increasing daily and to such an ex-
tent that it must be regarded as cpl
demical. Twenty-Five cases are re-
ported east of G street.
There were shipped over the V * L.
Railroad during the "A hours ending
Ut l:45 O'Clock p. NJ. yesterday, 81 car
loads of ore, a~ggregating 37o tons.
U. 8. Circuit Court at Carson:
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.
Justice Field, of the United States
Circuit Court, will be present to hold
the June term of the United States
Circuit Court for the District of Neva.
da al Carson on the last Monday in
June, the 2sth inst. The business of
the term, except such as parties desire
to have heard before the District Judge,
will be postponed until that day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08

A FAILURE.-The mission Of the
Sioux chiefs to Washington proved an
entire failure, and the gates to the
Black Hills must still remain closed.
The Washington authorities express a
determination to keep back the tide OF
prospectors lest q war may be provoked
with the Indians.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08

MARRIED.

In Eureka. Monday evening. june sth, by
Miss Eva Smith.
In CarlIn, Nevada. June /. 1875, P. r. Scott.
of Blue Canyon, TO Miss Esther Trcwick. Of
Carl lin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08

TIE Eureka Sentinel has entered
upon it's ninth volume. 1t is like old
Bonrbon-improves by age.-Beimont
Courier.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08
Eo2N.

In Eureka, juno 18th, to the wife Of Harry
Strout, a son.
In Eureka. june 7th, to the wife Of Isaac
Whisler. n daughter.
In Winnemueca. June I'd. to tho wife of
Ferdinand Rauman, q son.
In Gold Hill. Juue 4th, to the wife of Eu-
gene Cross, a daughter.
In Genoa, May 20, to the wife of Frederick
Fmrtb, a daughter.
In Carson, Jnno 3D., to the wife of j. A..
Schefer, a daughter.
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DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENr1NEL.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08

SENATOR j. p. JONES passed Pali-
SADIE Sunday for the West.
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U. s. Circuit Court Mt Carson:
A HEAVY LAWSUIT.

The Heirs of John GOssa@e. DE.
ceased, Suing the Crown Point
and OverInam Comprehensive
Amount Involved ia the Suit,
8627,OOO.
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Reduction OF wages.

NEW York, June 7.
1t Is rumored that the wages of men
in the United States bonded ware
houses here are to be reduced from Sl2
to $40 per week. The men threaten to
strike If this rate is attempted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08
Military Changes.
WASHINGTON, Ju

June D.
There Is a report, unofficiallv con-
firmed, that Quartermaster General
Meigs, having been assigned to special
duty with the brevet rank of Major
General, will be placed in command of
the Department Of the South, with
headquarters at Louisville, and then
General Mcdowell will 20 to Europe
on leave, and on his return will be
placed on the retired list.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08
ATTENTION., O

THERE WILL GE MEETING
i of the Eureka Hook AID Lad E;Nv-
der Company, No.I.at Justice Bea.- Az,
TVS office, WEDN ESDAi EVE,
present will DO EXPELLED and the Roll
oyen for new mem bers.
+. b. MILLER, Secretary.
By order Of the President and Foreman.
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DIED.

DIED.
In Gold Hill, Juno It'll. Emma, daughter o.
James and Jane Brown. aged - years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08
QUE o OF
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

Cannot be surpassed, and fair and liberyl
dealing. Customers can rely on goods dcli,-
cred at Eureka and vicinity free OF charge.
Jeo-tf Dr..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-08

Buying Goods. will find it to their advantage
to give us a call before purchasing tlscwher,.
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Il TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
The bids for stocks at the close Of the Exchange

According to cable advices, there Is yet Tar from
settled tone Of affairs on the London Change, the
recent failures there and in Rio dc JaneirO giving
cause for apprehension Of further trouble and in
consequence there are many who incline to the be-
lief that before long the Bank of England minimum
rate of discount-nOw 3l2-will be advanced. The
Bank made bullion gain to-day of f1Os,OO0. There
are no quotations for money outside to-day. Erie
attracts the chief attention, and the cable news
from this side noting the probable extent Of the
financial disaster to that the price fell off to
l45s British COnsOls and United States bonds
were steady to firm, while in Paris the French
three per cents were thirty confines lower. The
foreign exchange market was quiet, with the nOm-
inal rates az below quoted real business being done
at concessions of LA per cent. Gold WAS quiet and
lower the sales of long gold yesterday afternoon and
this morning leading to a conviction in some drec-
tons that the Wanted power of the pool broken,
and that the proposed squeeze had been abandoned.
Possibly, however, the decline may be due to the
Treasury sale of million tomorrow. The sales of
gold were at 157s6 118is, and on gold loans rates
we're fiat, and per cent for borrowing. The Russia
sailed with 81 56S Sc in gold and silver bars. At
Washington the Customs receipts were 100000,
and for the week ending May %, $2,4OO,OOO.
The Internal Revenue receipts were $250.OOO.
the United States Treasurer receiving $68O,OOO
ury balances at the close of business to-day were:
Currency, $3.50 OOO coin, 500 $50. 900; less coin
certificates, 800 900 900. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $23. 500 in called bonds and $4,000 in
coin interest. The operations at the Gold Exchange
Bank were as follows: Gold cleared, So 3d., 900;
gold balances. $l.565.23O; currency balances,
u ,9O2, 9O5. The following were the quotations for
gold:
IoGo....ll6 I1lso...lls lOo...lie eso...ll67s
i iISS liz ' i5so-iiiS oy:iiiS':
The days business at the L. 5. Treasury COM
prised
Gold receipa ss.es7o 90 Curry psymentssl 100 200 81
Gold ls31,JcJ 20 Curry balance %65527JJ 40
Gold taance ..33,3>0,lUl 80 CustUnA 1900
Curry rrceiptA.. C,I.l29 OF
Cancelled certificates sent To Washington 81 $4,000 90
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange:
Prime BANKERS sterling bills Go daya 3daya
J<nloa SGza4 s7s S-a,di ooh
Cool BANKERS s6 at S6E SJ2s sJl.
Pyins sterling do.......4 " yea bVt ~ 81 s8S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
And the following for city bank shares:

The following securities were sold at auction to-
day at the Exchange Salesroom:
900 Third Railroad Company per cent Reg
per cent Bonds .......................... a6,
30 shares Manhattan Gas-light Company .29S 4
100 shares Manhattan Gas light Company
Mortgage per cent Registered Bonds. .....1Osa
shares Eagle Insurance COMPANY PSI
> shares star Fire Ipsu Company
As shares Hope Fire Insurance Company 93
20 Atlantic Company Of Brooklyn. los 2
~ shares RidgewO0d Insurance Company Of Brook.
40 shares Long Island Insurance Company .l76 =
shares Brooklyn Academy Of Music, s37 30 for lot
5000 Northern Pacific Railroad Company Fret Mort
gage 7s,o per cent Gold Bonds. .............. l2a
40 shares oregon Steam Navigation Company 500
each and $4saloo Scrip Of ditto. Al
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylvania Is, third issue, 1924; Philadelphia and
Erie 2Oia; Reading Railroad, 54ls; Pennsylvania
Railroad, so; Gold ZIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW. YORK, wednesday, May 2G 1875. ..
COFFEE-The market for Rio is without guotable changes
business Ia only limited sales OF 49 bags Per r.
Ursula anspired and At Baltimore SOO bag~
Der Winfred private terms We quote Ordinary car
roes l61l6c Fair do, 17dl1xc Go0d DO, l7SxolocS
and Prime do. at ai2dl SEC, gold.
COTTON-The transactions In spot Cotton are only modea
and The market is easier Receipts at the shp3
ming ports to-day 1887 bales this day last week. 262y
Ia si na,es consolidated stock $4,000.
standard Of classification force Septy
iSSa and on aod Cotton IN store running quality no1
more tian half grade .boye or below the grade quoted:
c1rdnsrv IL Strict Cod Ordinary, los Mddling. 1917
Good Ord. l5s Low Middlns 70 Good Md IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
PROVIDENCE AND BLOOMINGTON


PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
YS LINE "a sp Sd nRSy!DESor
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR Providence NEWPORT AND BOSTON. -,
7SsSSHsBaSs Is nj SAH ss7
h 1sS al Ens a sas
oces Of Wescoi Express Company and at $40 broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE.
The stauncn and powerful Steamship. ELECTRA, mon
PCS ssa
ana a 3 dsSsan points
Freight via either line taken Ta,es p,saeu
I. W. FILKINs General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0 @ D;;s 7 ~
GREAT Trunk LINE hMD from foD 81
S % 9: %' sar ssSD
s s SS mia 1ns
necsans Il Cory for tusvs Centre and the OH
rssS ss sSs sunday %HS
q SO a N arrive Washington at 41o p Regular at
$40 EsSre % "a a? Fhsaspn s1aaay
SO aa H. a add s'
Me- NsTs sao = 5A o. do SO
So t. sso n.y. and z night SUNDAY $50 and SAD
sEs.si So u.s. = e.
asS I 10 $50 59 e Il ssd S siS
10 GS n n s%anSay and 1 sSuh h%poy and 10
For For New New fD1 and alo 4lo $50
m and IL night E noo sasd aS 9o P M
k%ssiCn and Ia EsS'sy Hi go Fl sn snd pm
For For Remington, fnGpsbuIg and Belvidere' $50 H.
al" For Mercer ere and Somerset Branch, pm.
For Trenton BOrdentown, burlington and Camden, ana
$40 r no. II g. 4 a.! g. and and l PH
For renStO and Camden Amooy
For and pemesTSn iSarcn c., and TO- 30
except Monday and Bam s% go g %
81 $ sS';S If$ - 4 e.
day S2 sS 0 S$6 and si Broadway M9nss
iHS lPSa a and NSs .ds0nss nOOOksn
Emis'sn' Ticket once NJ B6Yp S Gsn Passenger Agent
TR.yk Ta9xsGS general Gs Man. assI ,.-----r
REGULAR Catskill line the creek e. sea q
S Of Mw c Gs Except s1% g nnSs f''
i '-D cENTRAL R2ILRoAD coMPAS%. anu
short route to Babylon Baysaore IslR ayvle, and Pa
Leave Hunter POINT go PaShOgus mail train with
Hunters Pa.ehSgus way train train
Leave RS S.tar c f as.acSd
leave Hunters Point 800 mmIsiI way train A,o for
Farmngdale Central PARK aye hyae YaTk
and other dS1 20 n @Sass ad loot Of thirty
minSts previous e the dspa s5SGss Of
at James slip and Thirty fourth Offices SUNDAY trains leave
for Great Meek Il % Nd ana Gsrasa eco S
For F&shns and az n'e s0S
Stations at S' 1000 liGo Bxh aH3 saSchieHSeh
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For future delivery the s s.se lower with good
business sales a. follows all bass OF Low Madhne
Yesterday after May zoo pe eS Sss seo
tember 400 l6iac; 400 I6sc OCTOBER, o. ljs,sc jan
nary 300 total 600 bales Yeserday,s s isss
sise August SEPTEMBER fS,a iSsS Sec
January l5'ssSlS.ls; rr teOrqiarys -
M sa9slse quiet Sales today up 70 INLAY, 800
Isislsc: J s 49, lS lSso l'T i55S IA
jay 1ay's &c. isS 100 i$asS o
1885, 1885, isssss 100 400 i5ss 200 lS.e sS
le'sac september. 400 l6isc lsco lSc 700 So
2So lSs,sc; 800 200 iS,se l a9 isseS
200 i5Sse December 100 l5as' l98 lSse a.
i5c loO l5asc April 100, l6iIsc; total S2soo oa's'
sr FIaTR AND %EALThe Flour MARKET opened duh md
easier Tor most grades Spring and heavy and
most Winter Wheat The shipping demand IL nm.
No superne still and hm AT the Close inc
market lowe grades except No. ana supe
choice Patent Process very duii sos 70
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.
,s S. f ia: ss Yellow az ii spss e.
sey Cotton are s'isl and Ss
90 O. 81 uss last G isr
er Ss % inquiry f ha
~ W. ssPp Es1 By sss
IONS az as t0 s 'I 81 &
private terms and by steamer ~ 900 bush Gram IS
hSa aaf L SsaTs5 SG BBsc With Sa
S so British at ~ snfs b
Sbs Reansd 9o1 a. s an "a sa
With ROAM at %; rumOred % Psnsrtd
RSad 81 for sa Sr4e5 s Ss GOS qTs
inquiry for Wheat a. early ensPfs T ss
;e The sSS 1S S%s ss quite w MORE
better export inquiry e the coneesson Winter y apsS
e Sn . SS md Sa this sesR and
f, e s1' 1$ ~ sisS
SsS s ssJsS sSS5 Ss.a III S
M SSOs SS. a. g. Is & ana
81 e. n.s and steady aa .s p Of sa
i. 5000 sSs sss GG p 51 ss s.
-, 7 Sshs and wss sy . .s:
sans %aiss ssS., at 'g ;ssIs,:s
n IN the and ..ls %hii are bush
Loco bush state e. 81 IL Com r aa sa a ao
ar Old nS%lnsI the sales are Il goo bush Damp aHS
s, 1S"n1 ND !sssss Mixed Western White "7s
HHI AND sTRXwOThe arrivals arr fair inquiry
!. H s1ar o a sSG and . me
s5e Long Rye 6Oa65c Tor short do and 6oSeoc for os
MoLAssKs-Then market foreign Is weak. with mode
as S Ss1 p.Scu %s esss wh W
o orleans ss = soS sse $500 - .'
masses for ali GeseDoss ana
quoted as q ses - los sd
SsS.s !. 8 Is or Ss
dun and tame = $ nom Sr1sa S1i,
snd ssy Hsnnadso auis TIC arrivals Eight o'ss' os
A ssESaTSRsooaEsEseGxR.an.a T. considerably stronger
q June ss. & e enc
ssS g nj
riSus brands on private tsrms: Qsotd TOR ori
sss&s G e: p,
s Ssi: ale: q s
S e .sS = s e g ':
JSn: sCSS ~: e ' = ~
s.s x ss !. iS 81 eSs: ss,ss
81 s3Sssi 50. Petroleum ccntseNe ns.iet can't s9Sss
asss dun .SaSs 3 10 Isl. =
lon: q rs s sSIs s %:ss:
sehs ADJUST 80 bcaSii ccsinG seminal Bccf hesvyi
lob en- for Extra eit ~ sor Packet s1 ~
heavy as q 100 b6is western sso Gu. Me-: ,rs
Fresh Shoulder Owe fiellsd o. 70. s%cksd
Tor saoieS a.; 10000 hs Bsnsa IN bak, 1919
ago. Nfsii g. tSooY ~ ssss.sc u e.. ie9yo
ssa iiSc; 20 boxes IisAf Clear Bsl!es lsAA.
Rsn ia low er and yery sics al 800 boxes CITY
Ioss Clear i2kS2s 800 boxes Long Clear at the wcss ON
NV s,r ss: :sa Sns
ier sals. Of No tea CITY lSei!o loo ea No CITY Sc;
Of 1000 es seller June, laoel4sc 25o tea ssicr
July, ~ Sel&Sc. clvsRS with lA,s b.I. lI30 Vs. ses1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT lO4 oCLoCh
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. NJ
uses Repistered 1881 jUs5s, Registered, 1881
Oh onI 1907 2D,OOO................ llG's
U $50 Coupon, 1862 3 os currency ,o,,
LOCO. Ao'oVV'''' '''''''''''~' c
FIRST BOARD-1Olo O'CLOCK A. NJ
scl.s nj Stat, Bonds-Railroad Bonds-Bdnk and Rail-
'~'' '" ..o,d Sboree-- CrDress Stocks dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

Ocean Cleaners.

DIED STAR LINE.-Appointed to carry the
III Belran and United states Mails -,
The following steamers aplointtd 10 esn
FOR ANTWERP: vs
Nrp EIe% Fhhl.aelDa91a "a
"a DERi A Nh ~ July 3 STATE Of NEVADAJune ~
FROM ANTWERP. ...
For Philadelphia .-. ru T cr ~ NV IA Inn. o
NEDERLAN July ~ EfEfRRRnNCY 'H' ~
First cabin ...... 800 Second CABIN 80 soo
steerage tic kots 10 all points n the
PASSENGER accommodations for all classes nnsuI
For passage Of freight and othe m p% spv W
" GEO w. COTTON, Agent AZ bIoaa 81
'oAA'' ~N X Battery. place, New York
purEp WRIGHT a Sons, Genl Agts,
ADA' " 3O7 Walnut ST. Pha
b. WONDER BEcKE. General European Agent Antwerp.
LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS-Indis
sable 10 American citizens going aDroah Ssuel oy
RUFUS K McHARG, 1876 broadway, Notary al" Oo"n'S
Of Deeds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

In railroad bonds the Pacific issues were strong
and the general list steady. Fries were noticeably
weak, however and declined 102 per cent. except
for Firsts. The following were the bids;
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9teamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Nsugatuck Railroads Fare ST. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT eaves Catharne sp at 13O m and bridgeport ~
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

XLBANY AND TROY by DAY LINE:1The
ARnSS 81 AN S 81 ana M SiisT
rws1{{ sssss x cs,sSS
nj WI i and D mi DREW
CITIZENS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boat and for TR RSn
90 esnss deck CABIN psssaes including berth si Elegant
s:ss sf ss''SH ssS
connecting lines jos CoHN ELL 9aPs
ENTRAL RAILROAD % OF pr, NW WyEFasGri
.Sd Freight station GS Connects
X; fsS s $s:9 &
sssa SS$sSs
Agr aaiI 1s soi ss
town Maaoh Chunk TamaQua Tsnan'nd ~se''a'r s'f1n-
for s s:sSD . rnS %sssS cnu
%Ts assn e.
~ go Rs lss and sg B daily
s sssn Hs s9 Tam
.es a' $~%ay RAIN sc@eIyns v..,,. Not, Allen
Sn1n S ma' kSS1a
Train for sfi'..."s. and n'',s.'s
sssa H. r.
s Way Way Tram Tram iS1 fs%S .no Pennington
Maash Chunk WikesbaTTe Towanda Reading Harrisburg
TtspuTsh, Chicago. sc. =. ..,..,,.,ro
s.: so : % %-$ js &; so%siviis
ssSSSS @ %.-RS so%ervilS
5Sop m-IE@ig grant 81 so EssSm
FOR E,sScsh Sis go SAC go a sa' s. ssa
slsSS $50 sis 1850 ills, e Kicker supt and Eng
HIP BALDWIN General Passenger NJ Agent ii
L,RIE RAILWAY.
II SUMMER o. % 'aArRg cTSe
:. s, .cs n lssi Sd SoSl oI@m0si'" DSp0- ~ ~
fcaS % @ sG Mali st Bnaao Niagara Falls
the West ra Steering Pms
sinnat, Detroit aud Chicago without change
- Poi JeTSis $50 $780, 10 and ioA5 a 4so 1880
Miadls,oW % 7so 1890 10 and lo4S m; si5, 40
$3.50 The 5so M and a,c sso p E IT, sss
ssS$ q: 81 , "a iS.S % a 80
Newt sSSuTsh 1850 1915 $50 s' "a 80 m
s sSs9Sel SIS s $50 go :? ~
sts S ssS Rs ass az t "a
lois it5 SAG &C. a1 io 'is rsH1sh1 RS
noon .las J. sis Sis $50 $40, c,l6 $50 ~ az
i 1873 ri T ana NJ So %a9Ssi
TO. tsso 10 m y noon S4S 45o 5:is ESQ
A e $50 and M T ssG s rG s aG So yss
s 7.s S No. and iio Saturday nights only. Spring
'i!ys q ~ 40 lSsS ., sss
l45' 3d5 go" ''Io' 'i]o p H. anu Ai'o 9"'u"A' s
tsshm 49, 10 esoa m. 1890 245 5:l5. ESQ., VAS,
7n m and 4 80 saturday nights only
Nogv TTans leaving Chanbersst even or reR honrs
leave Esd fifteen minutes earlier than alb time trains
Layng Chambers quarter hour. iEsve 29d thirty
nninutee earieI Boat leaves zSdst at IL AS p IN.
connecting With rains leaving ChapSersst at 1870 IN,
Tickets and Cor apartments in Drawing and
w obtained and orders ion the checking
and be left at the Companys offices
2il. 62s, and 90 broadway No Courtst brooklyn
and the Compsny's DepotS. an
' 'Daiiy tSundays only
mo n ABBOTT General Passenger Agent New York
LNOR ROndout g. Kingston, landing at COzzens
West Point, Cornwall. Newburgh MarltoroIsh Milton
baldwin Monday Wednesday and Friday, leaving
Harrison St. Pier No. 81, North River at q p IN
L>OR WEST POINT, NEWBURGH, POugh-
Milton and New MaTSUrsa The steamer Sc v MXEs
TRY sT Pier 80 North River every Afternoon (sunGys e1
ceptet) ut $3.50 o'clock.
UNOR RonFouf and KjncStOn. connecting with
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STAR LINE.

WHlTE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-POwERED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing from NewYork on SATURDAYS from Liverpool on
THURspAYS calling at Cork Harbor each way
BRITANNIA SATURDAY, May 70. at moon
GERMANIC SATURDAY, June o. at D. M
ADRIATIC SATURDAY. June IL, Al noon.
CELTIC SATURDAY June H. AZ ) p y,
REPUBLIC, SATURDAY June 20 al io;:o T m;
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PlEh Or NoisIh
RIVER . a.. .,.a. ara un,sor,n In s,,.
and unsIrpassed in appointments The saoon staeroos
smoking placed w.e Ely ns noise
atainable at sea- o Ann .o,, peturn TYcte,. ~,
favorable terms. Steerage. at low rates
nr nsrscon of mans and other information. apply at the
COMPANY on'0N'' '' " ~ r. }. CORTIS, Agent
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North. Western l.
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The leading characteristic of the money market Ii
still the excess of capital offering for employment;
and 30 abundant is it that the top rate rarely ex-
ceeds gig per cent. There is good demand ior
mercantile paper, and rates are easier as follows:
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The TaDUSE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
"WEDNESDAY. May "a, 1878
Thefoowing complete list Of exports shpped vessels
LIa,, .cloa daufo foressr norfa
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I;OR Ronfont and Kingston, connecting with

LOR ROntout and Kingston, connecting with
Ropdo9 and Osweeo Railroad landing Highland Falls
tpoar Vest Poni nwa Newburgh Marlborough Milton
Highland New Paltz and Esopus, the steamboat Ibonas
CORNELL every Tuesday Thursday and saturday, leaving Har
rson. ST.. Pier "a, n. r., at p M
LVR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING.
IT FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL, and inter
mediate points steamer leaves Peck slip daily sundays ea
erptssl 3 D. m. Twenty third f. r., 81 M connect
ing with special train ct Night boat leayes feek
sfp at II O'clock Tickets sold and baggage checked ~ sAs
Br,adva Az, New York, and Court-st. Brooklyn
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Government bonds have been quiet and, consid-
ering the reaction in gol1 firm We annex closing
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DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek.-Steam-
IL Champion and Walter Brett VII leave Pier AZ
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