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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

FIREMENs' PARADE.-The members
of the Hook Il Ladder Company will
parade, this afternoon, and receive the
new hose cart recently p urchased by
that organization. The boys will re-
ceive the Jumper" in true fireman's
style, with "A band of music, etc., and a
jolly time in housing the machine.
The reception will take place at three
O'Clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

CHICKEN THIEvEs.-Oficer German
on Thursday night arrested John
Flynn and another man known as
Shorty, charged with stealing a mum
Der of chickens from the wagon OF a
rancher named Butler. Both men
deny the soft impeachment and de
mand an investigation of the ''fowl"
TRANSACTION. They will he tried in the
Police Court on Tuesday next, and
meanwhile will remain guests of
Sheriff Gilmore at the County Jail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

PETITION 0 PARpoN.-A petition
'or the pardon of Billy King, who was
.onvlc'ed IN the District Court on u
.uarge OF attempt to kill Joe Mendes.
.wo years ago, was in circulation yes
ssfuay. Billy was sentenced to a term
~ Y years by Judge McKenney.
nms petition has secured quite . large
number of signatures.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
o REPORT.

STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANcIsco. May %.
go. r-...c,xco stock Exchange.
oRsIso BOARD.
$50 ophir-55 sSx s5H sah aa,s
rs Mexican-32* By . a17s
i1S Gould ! 4 a cS5ry- "a 80 5iz sc 5ih 81.
"a, Califorpia-7DN ~
az d S~ayage-ls NJ M
10 Con. Virginia.74 TIA
q * Chollar -8ih s.
d Hale & Norcross-S
az Crown Point-l6 lJZ
w ~; Tvellow Jacket-35 35N 3S 36M
OK OK imoer;al-5k 81 5s b5 5x bS0
Is K~entuck-l2 ia
,s92 Alpba-53h 53M 81 SO
70 Belcher- Dh
N; Sierra Nevada lIA l4N IN
Ok Utah-22 2lA
10 Bullion-45H
ak Exchequer-l9H - 1914
"a "a Oyerman- 62% 81 63
20 ~ Justice 2iA 25 2ik 2ih
10 Succ,r- Tic S7nc
"a; Union Con. -l2N l2h
-; Lady Brya ri Wc
~ Julia lOk l0t
~ ~ Cxledonia-99h
EvsHIso BOARD.
Any MQQ0OH htlCy wv
~ RAYMOND Il Eiy-ll 9 10b30
"a Eureka Con.-llh
10 Alps "a
iy Adams Hiil-25
10 Jackson -
20 BeImont-2H
/. : no Leepsrd~tN
IN Jeferson-Oc 25c
40 Tybo-ll In l2llH
SO N. Coso Sire 75c
10 Gen. Thomas-lA
10 Husssy-S0c
zoo Mansfeld-Ic
100 Poorman-2,c
AS Golden Chariot-z1
: IS New York Con-lh
MW GIobe-5c 7c6c
an KnickerbOckcr- Soc Soc
10 occidental AZ
l05 Challenges
400 Woodville-lH Ia
& Silver Hills
80 A%ndes-2h2s
20 o. q. H.-1M
20 Alta-2A
100 kossuth liz
los Lady Wash.-2H IN
300 Wells fargo-Z7c DC
100 Europa-aDc
30 n. Carson &c
w Trojan-i79sc 200
100 Morning STAR
10 Leviathan-i5c
ITO Ward .
1tO Niagara-2kc5 sc
as Prospect ~
500 J. Justice-2z "a
street QuOtntiOns-4:45 r. NJ.
Mexican-3ih bid
Crown Points sales
Imperial 81 bid
Kentuck-l IL bid
Alpha-52it sales
Caliiornia-7gh bid
Justice-2Is bid
Julia l0'9 asked
Caledonia-9 bid
Utah-2h bid
savage-l7ty bid
Yellow Jacket-35 bid
Con. Nirginia-7i asked
Ophir-a5'o asked
S.Neyada-li bid
Esroka Con.-llt asked
Best K Belcher-5iA
Alpha-jls sales
Confidence -1tts asked
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

MOCHA coffee, tongues and sounds. smoked
halibut. and centennial crackers. The above
is a fresh invoice at Mrs. Ashim's my2-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

CELLAR THEA man named Bob
Clark, who had been employed to sort
over a lot OF potatoes In the basement
occupied by f. b. Miller for storage
purposes, was Thursday night arrested
hy officer German on suspicion OF
stealing a lot of cigars. tobacco, ETC.,
from the place while at work there. Ii
was ascertained IL mt hs sold the cigars
TO "A saloon man on North Main street.
Clark was brought before Justice
Beatty yesterday morning and plead
guilty to the charge. He will be SEN
fenced this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

TICKET WASrED.-Wanted, q railroad ticket
from Palisade to Omaha. Inquire at the
SENrISKL office. my24tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
MOClI's.

NEw Goops. at the Little q oldon Rule Store
Go there and find a nice assortment of sum
mer underclothing, etc. Just received and I,
be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. myitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

TAN LooNG CHEUNa.- Yesterday
was quite a gala day among the Chi
nese residents, a May festival called
~ Them "Pah Loong Cheung," which
'he'r native country Is celebrated
~, ny regattas and other aquatic sports.
ane water being very low in the big
SSisch, this part OF the festivities was
dispensed with here. The Celestials
made II lively for the chicken market
Yesterday, and every "cackler" in
,,nwn Tor sale was gobbled up for the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
MOCH'S.

SEKp.-Garden Seed. flower and vegetable
alfalfa, ETC., ut Mrs. NJ. A. Ashim. mr26.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

THE REcEIPrs.-The ladies having
charge of the recent fair for the benefit
of the Presbyterian church inform us
that the sum of 1915 rs was received
from all sources. This is n very good
showing considering the hard times
aud scarcity OF money.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

DECORATION DAY.-The officers of
our two military companies have sig
nitied their intention to parade with
their respective commands OH Tuesday
next, it being Memorial or Decoration
Day. Captains Hubbard and Kelly Ok
tend a general invitation to the differ
en- societies and the citizens generally
to take part in the exercises, and with
them join IN strewing flowers on the
graves of those "who have gone be-
FORE" fought their last fight and are
now silently awaiting the final roll
call.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

IMPoRrED.-Morris II. Joseph. at the Golden
Rule. is now in receipt OF a fine sample lot of
Geo. W~ostenholm 4 Sons celebrated /. X. l..
pocket cutlery and razors; a splendid selec-
ton of first quality Ineerschaum and briar
root pipes; Russian leather cigar cases; Jos
GiIlott's steel pens, etc.; all of which he has
imported direct from Europe. Having placed
" Co., of Birmingham, England. he presents
to the mercantile public of Eastern Nevada
the opportunity OF purchasing any class of
goods desired in any OF the European mar
kcts. myl7-tf
WHAT shall VIC do to be saved! Go to Geo.
L. OFT to get your horses shod for SO; all
other work for one-third less than the usual
price. Work frst-class and one price. See
advertisement in this paper. myl7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

Arrivals and Departures.
ST rHg EuRsKA AND rALisADg RAILROAD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

To Ny OLD PArRoNs.-The undersigned will
fill all orders for goods at bedrock prices,
by calling on him at his residence. one door
south of the Hook and Ladder Company,
Spying street. Old custommers are especially
invited to give me a call. Goods delivered to
any part OF the country.
W. B. TAYLOR.
Eureka, May %. 1875. my26tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PEORIA LoDGING-HoUsE.-Mrs. j. M. and '
Mott Smith have opened the above-name
clearinghouse on North Main street, whic
has recently been thoroughly renovated an
refurnished. The rooms are spacious AZ
pleasant and will DO kept in the best of order
while the charges will be as reasonable as q
any establishment in the town. my27tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

api9
, 1876-05-23
HREADS1.CTWFS.

FL0uR-Was quiet and unchanged There waa \
a9ht Ia tho supp!y demand but the l0cnt
trade wAs unusually dull. Tho market ruled htm, In
sympathy with wheat, hut no advauco WA effected
salcs were reported OF lfoo arls sprnR extras chiefly
s. 7sgho, 100 brli spring supernnes At g. 21. aud
Us bTs rye 1out on private terms. Toal, a85 bsl
Tia market closed stsAdy A. tue following ranpe OF
prices: Choice winter c1trss, t7.37yf97 b7Ks coV'
mon to kood DO sas7hG7.2a, shipping extras. $40
a5'oo, good do, ea1uS3 374i eholca do, es.5olA
6674i patsnt do. 81. .uktp.ols Mfnhesota, t5.0UA
o7o; spring aupernaes, s32sA %; rye nour, $3.50
An.
Drun-was quiet, and steady at thu recent decline.
spIue quos!nz 1t slladc hnnrr. Bales wfse ~ tous
1t $40 - on track and free on board cars.
Adt!fags-Sales wera 10 tons 1t Sl3.au tros on
board carr
Lprn. Atai-sales were 10 ton. rsa,ss ut s17.so on
track.
NiIEAT-Was again active. and ranged lkalAc
higher, with better delnnd. Ueerhphtn ouuted
further advance OF eIsls per quarter In Mark Lanc
and all tic private adccs+ onp were Of tho Same
general teuor, GoMe noting continued fair demand by
purchasers for tho Continent OF Europe. New YurR
Waa quiet And stronger, and our reported khpneuts
were large hut accompanied by tncrca.cd receipts.
There wu. fair demand for shipment md some tor tho
fel.ively sroast 4 w folly equal q Juna pres
ia aax sxss :.
etward Ae,t!sry NY the general ass!nx ". strong
Il ss "sss
eSf
md the news hak the Contiusat continues % lsks
ieit that WITH our pEcsent aboruay low freight rate
ss
siuo9f seid down 70 9l.04 .A!sncsd 70 y 67h. as'
Sa:s Ss:s ssd RI ri sisss9 !.
ssss &; Il ,vSat q spFas ::
w sspSsssd q ba H. Ssstas spss i. III S
, 1876-05-23

scht Andrew Jaekson. .Msn'stse Timber; schr Bsy
state, Mcnom1nec. 1umbctt schr Florence, Mns.
ksG9n9 X l1mbsF tchs I've Ghas,les, Grand ascn,
mach, A!nnsaicc. lumbar; scow N. NJ. Dunha,n.
bber; sear FlSlns 9lsaa. Grind 1Say; i"". iSM.
pssi pso ss' n.nsha SsSsto ao, .9os1s; 1%9ss
schr Sardinia, EVANSTON lights schr jnnc iii. ros
an Sable. lnmbes; hcht s. J. LnAf, Ford River, luns
bcr; achf ntaekhawk. 1natngtnn, lumber; eehr Il
Oswego coni; hel,r a. j. Mowry, Lincoln. nm.
bct: schr G. H. JohneGn, Frankfort lumber: schr
Pilot. rortagc Pier, lnmher; eehr Four l,ruthofa.
Mnnistec, lumber; Rchr Great West, Oconto, Inn.
man, nlack Creek lumber; scht il,efsdo, Iss' aoius
conli achf 10 DreAilon Muskcgon luInbcr; achr j. H.
Lake, lumber; scht Ada Medorn, Ford River lnmber;
e.s, 1ss &s', G2seS, GGGes, y 9ssea ss sSa r s'p oe e
Hrcen Hay, lumber: schr Norman, lfcnomnec.
her; rchr =: r r. Wat.un buffalo, euat: frhr
EscanAba, Iron orci Bchr Seventh Ohio, Cedar Iitr-
or. cedar posts; scht A. II. Mons, Eecnnaln, iron
ore; schr Merchant Escanabn. wood; tchs Maine,
rosti a.; aslr Wary j: ilaiI, sasniso, inmbet;
.chr BELLE nrown.. Lake Traverse, wood; bark
Nnlnd, Oconto lumber; achr lnc,a| State, Alpona,
lnmhor; dchs Mont Blanc, Alpcnn, ccdar posts:
calm, Alpcna, lumber; schr htoeklng Bird, BufIa.
To- coal.
ctEAuANoHs-stm Corona, st. Joacph. sunlrIo.;
tcllr Dancl Lyons, Kingston. III. 0o8 6u cDrn scht
MasKcsan iii iianor and run,rics; sehr Al.
vanco, Michigan City, 90 eds stuno; prop Law.
renee. Ogdcnnburg, 1,0SD bn wheat, 10 hrls
aour, 20 htls pork and snntries; prop T. A. Scott,
kegs naiis; schr d. Ii. Fliet, Ladingiou, tons 1s
hay, & br18 pork,
, 1876-05-23
EQRTIQN.


Special DtspatcA 10 The Tribune.
L1yKnrooI, May 23-il =. m.-f7our-No. !, as;
No. 2, "a.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 1. 0s 1ot; No. 2, o. Cd;
spring. No, l. 0s Gd No. p 81 3d whitcNo. o. 1ods
No. Z o. Sd, club, Nc. los u; No. 2 o. lid. Coru-
No. !. 204 ID; No. :, 26s.
Irorihons-rork, 81s Oh. Lard, H7s Cd.
LIvEapooL. May 22-l:1o p. .-Pyoptdons-1.Td.
67s Cd. Kest unchanged.
LIvsnrookr May 22-Latest. -Coslon-Mnrxes essicr,
sf9e 5t8i aales. 1000 ba!es. including 0, 0on for
speculation and export. and 7Do balea American.
BrtddHafs-Catornia whtto wheat, average, 0s 8dQ
On tod do club Oh lld11os ID, rcd Western spring. No.
2to No. l. 81 3daos ID, do winter % Bd30& 10d. Flour
-Weatefn canal, 22a12ss. corn-Wcsern 1nl1od. 2Bs
GJ9as sd. Onts-Ameytcan, ssGs3s6d. nArley-Ame1i.
can, 81 I'd. Pcas-Cauadian, 3Gat5oa Cd.
CY0rer Sted-Anerscan, b5sG0a.
Frortsions-FEne Eesa pork, a1s sA Prime mess
betf, 85s La5d-Ancrican, h7s. Choese-Fina Amor.
lea asa Dacun-LonG clear. h0s Cd, short csear a2s
7alfotn-Fluo AtnertcAn,Als
1ttroteum-splrts. asssa sd rcnned do. Ioa od0iIs
50.
Lfatssf 0f-99s.
Etsln~Conmon, s.; tltc, 1s3.
Spffits Trysnttne-c5s
LONDON, May 29.-itsraeum--1tcduod, llA
L4Hsffu 0tf-22a Sd,
Pulls Rt5tn-lcnbiss-
HrIffis 7Hrptn&fHt-21s edg1lspd
AsrwzArt May 21,-Rtroisxu,-3s,
, 1876-05-23

CHICAGO.


ARnl3AIs-8ehr Radical, Black Creek, cedar
posts; schs q. n. Flat Ludlngton, lumber; schr
L. II, Davis, Lullngton, lumber; schr II. G. Al.
brecht, Norwood. wood; achr n. Mueller Muske.
gon, lumber; sch. City Of chicngo, Trayuse bay,
wood; scht @. L. Beaver, Muskegon. lumber; acow
Coaster, Grand llavoh. wood; stmr Corona, TT.
Joe, sundties; atmr sheboygan. Mnultowoc, aun-
dhes; schr Harriet Ann, McAllistef's Pier, wood;
prop Peerless. Houghtou, sundr!ss; achr Charlotte
1taaa, Horns Pier, wood; schr Driver. pcnsaukss,
cedar posts; achr Mystic, Muakcgon, lumber;
schr L. Van yalkeuburg, Traverse Bay,
wood: schr Magdalena, Ludwig Pier, woodi
xchf z. P. Royce, ssginxv Bay, cedar posts; achf
Presto. Grand Haven, piles; achs Il. G. Crawford
North Bay, telegraph poles; schr B. =. wade.
White Lake. lumber; schr Kata Lyons, Auakegons
lumber; prop T. A. Scott, Buffalo. sundsies; ;
sehr J. r. Do Coniros, Grand Haven, pilesi Acht
Minnie Wing, PentwAteE, lumbsEi sehr Ella Ellin-
wood, White Lake, lumber; sehr j. a. Holmes,
Ludington, wood; .schf D. H. Owen, Pine River.
cedar poqts, SOON. Lauss,, White Lake. harkl achs
Clipper City, White Lake, lumber; sehr ]. D.
Kitchen, Rscanaba, pig irons sehe Reciprocity.
Manistee, ice; prop G. p. Heath. Saugatuck, snn-
dies, schr II. u. King, White Lake. wood;
stmr Muaksgon.. NuAkegou, tundfies. brig Com.
merce, Meuominee. lumbeti achf LoItle Cooper,
Ludington, 1umbsfj scov Milton, White l IKE,
lumbar seht Q. II. johnaous Eseanabe, ,ptg iron |;
, 1876-05-23

sand lpQregt.


ID ss Testtrn Associdted Prsss.
NEW YoRK, M1y 2n.-0od opened at 11aH, de-
cltncd to 11eA, and closed at 1l@ss. Carrying
Eatch, / to 2. Loans wcsc also made Ia.
Governments woto stealy.
Railroad bonds wcrc duh md drln.
Entc securities wrrc dull.
Tbs week opened With continued depression ON
tho Stock Exchange and n further shrlnkagc In
values. a further break In tome Of the coal stocks
to-day added to The prevailing weakness.
New Jersey Central locllncd 4k.-fran
81 to 704,-whio Deawarn & IIudson
Canal dropped 0H 10 los for round amounts, to
l04A for odd lota, and De!owasc, Lachawannn y
Western from 103$ To- lo3;. regular. and to l0l3s
seller 10. This daily decline in these stocks nasur
ally nttracta attention. and each fresh brrRk
to bring out stock hcfetofcre hold for Investment.
:. ~ to u: Lake shora asl Michigan Central
was comparatively hctive, and advanced 10
days. q iosn down 10 io0. a difference
Of about from thu regular price. Al tho close
stocks wcro arner, and prices recovered HOLM,
the latter New jeshay Genital. Western Union
Telegraph and Pacific altl were strong throughout.
Western Union Telegraph again reduced theif rites
70 correspond with rival lines. Transactions wrro
1R7 00o shares Of which y; @ 600 were lue!hc Mall!
Eric, e.. 0o0 Lake Shore, 13 600 Michigan Eru.
trol, z, GOO Now Jersey Central, and o. 0O0 Della
ware, L4ckawannn Western.
Muney market easy; 2Go:s,s. Prime mercantile
Customs receipts, s44s, ,0oo -...
Tho Assistant Treasurer d!sburacd So, ,Q0O
Glcartngs. SCI, GOO cog.
, 1876-05-23


CATTLE-Recclycu during 8uhdhy And Monday,
4. TO head. Tho market dull with prices lcnhlng
tllc IN nycrst favor. Tho depression the result
Of the largo rcccnt and the reported excessive amp
piles and ,owor prtces It New York ard Buffalo Most
Of tic forenoon pnBsc ~foro shippers got to work,
they refusing 10 takO the htock nrccptnt soucti!ng
"o0 from Last weeks prices, hut later III the day
tcru was nodetntu movement ar nnly tr!AinR re-
dcton. sntchcrs stntr and btDckcs wcr1 In dc.
tnand nomInniIy steady 1Rrek Tho former selling
principally nj FL. s4Na nnd tfH latter Mt k3 sa4 ~.
The stock lott tnSoh exceeded tito number lfS
posed Of. and tho market cl0afi very aulet.
There were BplO sales Of light poy+hutlt GtenrH Mt
pretty atru.E ilKu[cs Hall. fmtsefsOn 4 Co. selIg
Arnyc pt S4.3't which nvrrngrh only us lbs.
QUOTATIONS.
Choice 1tca4ca-Fine fa., wGlfermed1
f.hW .s4. 7sz IL
..InS ,.3si % /, 4j 4soa4.es
Ink iMD Il j. I'D III. 42s3AG5
COMMON tn chnlcs cows, for city slaughter,
weighing NU 10 |, no IN 3. 30Gt4. u
10 ,0U ns. as014,oO
buE. HcnlnWaH y. E0lJ, 80
, 1876-05-23

4.xA
end n NJ i p!sS7xss sea3 Ut fslss,ea Do Il saES
81 t% y rss r.! s!3gf % inc e''s'1'
e a rsr H. .,s tsrssss Rt s4 s s
sample # Goat A on track! md auo BIZ do at 81 u
fFes " soHn! eAfs a. Iotn. y Ms, 6f ,xa,..,,.,
IN sympathy with whrat, Thofn was no Important
ys eT i9e @ os ."fa Il sa h ~
Eud i & MnstsaoL tint ur!cra tnr cnrn Sser coming
c ] pfriaa sa' s's nsS". wv; J's " rss. With
lated near ti coscuf last week Thu eSrot tE"ln thG
,Ts fs m rn1 M IT. sss'su siK efT Il s eli a ~
Sw:f
niaai Viii ht!aH eMt eeisss Iessir.s next msnih pf
ssts sny imrortant aayanee ta tnt,Iss Hrl'et Inne
iSSsr asy :ela , \, ;% se.ss ,sslls;
s;e;ss ., !; Ss ri s.:ns Il: qs4, 5 Ss
on,sHic. sn,! sacs Were sSpa!isn pr "H w II haM WI
w hn y t!mrc n tit !',e on trnck, ana n4D hu do
~ ~. th't9 lfce On n!'aEa rafs. Lntai. w.
ws ruc rss HUT anar anq salr Sa.y Ill s
TIE receipts WITT snis Hna rs shlnnemns m
esc. II ,ympay % Viii NV yar s's.H NJ. It'd Il
tI"r O. =, tn %l optio11s 1 ,as MesG
sSnY " H vas aet 4 Il H. eht
IL ~. fo1 nj and lsT7s ff Fhttr trrn IN
6payA; Tsai; iSsSa: ., :. ~, ,,m,,, ~, ,t,,,r
e S s s Il M six ans a5
srn "a" nar o cIs o rars ovgh III" IA, t
, 1876-05-23

Capt. D. o. Lfndo, a fisherman At Washington
llatbor, Wis, writes to THB TnlnuNE for the In.
formation Of vessels which arc lnble 10 get agronul
the ssonls In TINT vicinity, that they need not
expect my assistance, in case Of d!sastor. from tho
1aAermen ut Washington 1Iasbor. Al tho causc
for this he relates tho following circumstance:
On the 2sth or 9th OF November last tho schr
Mary i. Htggtc got aahoro on Fisherman shoal ami
holsted . flag Of lEttreas. The wind was blowing
gale from this Northwest. Capt. i. o. Linde
launched Ills boat md hired three men to assst
him, and succceded In rescu!ng tho Captain and
crew, and landed them on Warrington island.
Capt Lnde cauo near loang his life, ind split tho
keel OF hs bout Beycn Of tho crew stopped nj lila
louse for si1 days, and he attended to iher wants
to tho beat Of his ability. When tho time came to
settle the fisherman was otfercd SO by tho Captain
OF the f1igge. This the fisherman refuAcd, a. the
damage 10 bis boat amounted to more than that,
not speaking Of tho board Of the crew and the hro
Of the three men He thought S25 would bo littlo
enough: The Captain; whose name ni Is Moore,
ssd istt Without ps!lss ths ; spoet
c!nsos hia letter with the following prunouncia.
mento; Captains who an!l on the 1nks, bo careful
and Do not run on Flshcrtnan's Shoal this sum
mcr for, II you TO- you Will 1iavc TO stop tiero
until the storm ts over. Men do not like to risk
thcr lives and property and then got no thanks for
, 1876-05-23
!, FINANCE AND TRADE.
ii.
,..
Dull Opening Of BUSINESS Among
Our Local Banks.
. h.
Small Country Orders for Cur
..- ronoy--Clearings Light.
The Produce Markets Less Aotivo-.-
Wheat Stronger.
Provisions and Other Grain
Steadier.
FINANCE AND ! TRADE.


....,., - ,hotv thrn7.
No ne" features were s&PeS's" ~ x.s @' ~ ;s"r.
selves IN th loan MARKET anu .a'1n "aa ,'V IA
tho banks. Thc univ etrn Of greater animation was
.,uht jne,oe.n IN the country orders for currency
Tho supply Of paper was featfleten' ana tne oaihs
wcro anxlons to czscna accommodations TO alt dc.
etrablo borrowcrt Collections hive improved Of
.a,e' ' ont are 1' s'pw' n.s ..,o,na froU, r,o,.
this deficiency aasta'ns to'io ue",a"a "on. ~,
Chants ind miscellaneous sources for nccomnioun'
stlon,
1,oo. of a,sco,nt ,vc,c asn1o pcr cent TO regular
~ 4'A'es W "'ss. c", 80 s ,.ao u, ;,n.i,ahIc
polFo"cs' spec'ai fates "'s n'""' ~ oe'''"0Ae
, 1876-05-23

The following Instruments were alcd for record
Monday, May ~:
clrr PROPERTY.
Lincoln. .p1Acc n cor Sophia st. " T. 7s11oon, NV,
wess ";' fa,y,r Sy it. s.s II 'of s;anaon it. si
rfaakI!na. 81 wiss Taylord. vi. i7s - ~,
Hewiefry.. % ia4 Il Il WrFht Il, i 3jxi6o ~
IT, dated May ~. with bnltnGs... $50
Ko.s'.li u. lt',f & Of sanEcrst, ~, 7sxi25
wc:, Gonarsss IL iii ii : Of iioGey It, u, 2ox
RES II, ttatcd Mny u. is.4. 400
West Taylor II, q cnr Of Johnston u. T, !aH
inf dateh May "A f. :: :; l4oo
~, =! Il to alcy with building. dated May u loo
West tihtn VI. ~ It W Of Wouh II, II I, IAiitD
n, with building, dated May 2n..........:. loo
North Franklin II, ~ # Of Webster nv, q I,
a II 10 Rllcy. dated April :eOn..... ....... 13J
webster nv. Ian II uf Monroe 1t, I, 1O1l31
It. with building, dated May ylB........-.. 7.0m
MONTH or CRY Limits WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF sxvEH
NILES or THE counr HOUSE.
Seminary hy, bet Fullerton nv and Montnnn st,
ct. 70 n to nlIcy, with building. dated Feb. .,,
aoCTu or clTr LIH1Ts WITHIN \ nArluB or SEVEN
NILES or cornT.noUsE.
Drcrel nn1lGynrl, - II Of nTu1I 1t. " (, 2.f o
0o II, with building. dated May 10. ...::.6 1000
Evuns nv, IU1 Il Ut Far&y.iifth it, ", 13x5stl o
IT, Will bMi1tltnE. dated Apr! NJ. n.y.,
wEsT or CITY Limits WITHIN RAnfCs OF sEfEa
NlLEs or InK C0UItT. .noctE.
West Chicago az, 50 a.ln y Y Of Cleveland Az ~,
III, s01i25 It, dated athp!D.......+..."'..S .sso
, 1876-05-23


ofer tho bdytf. They cnh 'lcttths New York &c
per bu by The process al sclln shirt hctc and cnn
then tGrn round and point IL lint depression n
reason why they should not meet their Obligations
here.
It is tsnc IA charged that the longs Try to raise
prices, sometfmcs to the point of nation; but II IA
equally trc that the horts try their best to errceA
prices, hontetin,es to the starvation point. The
one course has Us much lcgnllty and moral.
ity on its eide IA the other, And The public
is only Interested In their eternal contest
~ the batlc affects the public welfare. There car
be no doubt that while the widow and the orphan
arc interested In buying as cheap ioaf o. possible.
The farmer is also bound 10 obtain n' much for his
produce a. he can; md II Chicago short sellers
dorsess the price hcrc, or Chicago warohonscsnen
Charge m0rc than those Of other cltes the country
owner Of grim will not send Il hero 10 be s!nugh.
tered. Thnt Is tic state Of affairs nuw The shntt
sellers nrepondcrate, md buyers arc discouraged.
md prices arc Tor have becn) depressed because
Tho rn1cs nro generally nnderatood 10 favor the
slor.s as hsainst The longs.
How would thr shorts regard thc rules II they
were framed 10 read rs follows! The buyer nf the
property shall mt be held 10 hin agreement II Mt
The maturity Of the contract thc said prop.
crty be not worth tho contract price; tho
samo 10 be determined By reference to
it, valuc for shipment 10 other points, or
for manufacturing uses in this city. Provided,
huwcvcr that In ease Of his refusal to take the
: ronait, ~, ~ n"r 49,, T., ~ ~ ,rIr,,nn, a, ia
Tamn.,,;.a rr,.., II sn fon, ,hat l." M, so,a II
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t.,et '~ '''o
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