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portion Of tho xiso 900 drawn nom the Bank Of Eng
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations: United States currency skies, III l2lk;
do do, 1851, registered. ll2A ll2k; do. do. do,
coupon, l15l ll6; do. do, 1865 registered l0S5s
1855 do. do do. coupon l0s3s 1885 do. do, DO,
new, registered, 1os7s l0ss; do do. do, do, cou-
pon lllH a NIX; 90. do, 1867, registered, lllA
ll1h; do do, 1881, registered, l14s ll41; Co do.
1sGs, registered, ll2 ll3; do do. do, coupon,
ll6 l165 do. ten-forties, registered l11h 1l11;
do do coupon, l1l4 NY do. fves, 1851, reg
istered, ll0k 1l0,1 do. do. do, coupon, llok
llo7.; do. DO. 4,s's, 1891, registered, los
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $l3. 900
gold OF and $l67 600 in redemption
Of fve-iwenty bonds. Tho Sub Treasury rceasci
IS, 500 silver coin to-day. Revenue receipts to-day,
$3.50, ,ooo customs receipts 5000 600; bank notes re-
ccived, 100000.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Consols closed IN London on Saturday at 93,s %
this Is also the only price received TO day Unilcd
States bonds are = higher for all issues dealt in in
London. Eric sold down 10 Sk aa The further sum
OF $1,000 bullion today withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance. Sterling exchange at
Paris Is 2517ts. The Imperial Bank OF Germany
gained 1912 600 marks during tho past week. SILVER
in London is SID per ounce. Al the New ork price
the gold or bullion OF tho trade dollar is so 96o7
the gold bullion of the old silver dollar would
to-day so 1885, the gold bullion valuo OF the sub
sidary silver so SS25 Tor two halves four quar-
dimes Rcntes in Paris are lo4 co. in Frank
fort fvcs arc 1919
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were moro active than OF late, and
the following tho changes in prices compared
with last previous sacs:An advance OF per cont in
Milwaukee and ST. Paul &c. and NJ dvisonl, the con-
soldated sinking funds advanced Il, y in Ohio and
sissppi consolidated and Chicago and Northwestern
consols, and u In Chicago and North hwestern Grsts
There was q decline OF per cent In Toledo and
Wabash nrsts tst. Louis divsion) and equipment
bonds, per cont in Toledo Peoria and Warsaw lrsts
(Westcrn division), ~ In Central Pacific gold bonds
and Western PaciGcs ind a in Union Pacific hrsts
Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking fund de-.
cined from 81 to 80 New York Central coupon hrsts
sold ut 1lSX
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AT HIS OLD GAME.

man who savc the name Of James II. Potter on.
tered the establishment OF George c. Flint, in West
Fourteenth street, in company with clerk
employed by Sheppard Knapp Of Sixth avenue
He purchased 5000 worth OF furniture,
and rendered in payment . check for $50
on the Ncwburg National Bank. receiving check
on the nrm OF Flint 4 Co. for $l50 as change II was
suspected that tho check forged and the was
arrested by Officer CoakIey, of the Broadway squad
On being arrngncd tho Washington Place Polico
Court yesterday tcrnoon, Potter held Tor trial
doault Of 81 QUO bail He was recognized by Detec-
tive Elder, of the Central Office, Ed Lilly, alias
Taylor, alias Miller. noted confidence operator.
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2:3O TO 2 P.
lnaa. FSc AL yts
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM-FUTUREs CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR DuLL-wHEAT DULL AND NORMALLY
LowER--coRS QUIET AND xAsy-oATs
DULL-wHIsKEY rIRM-PoRK sTRADY-LARD
EAsIKR--PErRoLEuM FIRMER-sPIRITs TUR-
pExTlSE FIRM-RosIN FlEM-0ILs STEADY
COFFEE FIRMER-sUGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
QUIET BUT FIRM.
MONDAY. Dec u--6 r. NJ
Trade was unusually slow to-day, tho markets being
dull almost without exception. while the tendency Of
values was In many toward a lower basis. At
tho Produce Exchange but ilc business was done In
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SALES AFTER CALI
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
wing arc the closing gold prices to-day =

TnE ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following tablc OF prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including the opening prices
OF to-day as received by telegraph from Francisco
is furnished by William Ward, Droxel Building All
prices are in gold
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A TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

young man named Clark Turner was yesterday
arrested BY Detectives Ferris and williamson and
arraigned before Judge Bxby a charge Of highway
robbery, the complainant being Mr.. George H. Booth.
Of No ia East Eighty seventh street. IL appeared
from tho niidavlts Ia tho case that last
July Mr. Booth and the prisoner were
Mr. Booth, who intoxicated at tho time, charges
Tho prisoner with stealing his watch and chain valued
at $l75. Detective Ferris learned that Turner had
pawncd portion Of the chain with JcwelIer IN Sxtn
avenue. Turner WAS committed Tor Trial in default Of
$1,000.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS

'sis 'nsJ
r%a. ard, s,ea. Coo. e:is'- ei 5sss Hog.
fassa fo,y.ssSss as's; Street 50 rs 'ss " % ssoi
jersey s's ciis. i,'ss.... 7lis 81 l.4oa 1855. iss
y;s.s s. 81 l ,lsii s.ss 5 :, e; z;
era, ss T.n' % 1sa back BY wssne, The
~ u Is. 60 S ha. been
horned eas sales as M Ns,gogr Illinois steers s
per TO- IT, 81 iaoi. steers at ios si Der
per- s.s" S Weigh. 81 es 1isy Ges ssi or
b g Onto steers :. at s per S ,S weSns n ~ sw y
@ weight 'ss's l. had due H. sidnsr % car, OK q Ohio
''s 's weigh.
n. Il s ss
T. state o oxen AZ se zoe per s wsish, az s;a;s
. Kahn sold for & Becker 10 Keniassy oxen At oe per H.
%s % 81 y seer II a. @ sr s w a M
s =, wssI n "a S @ S.nasy e at
By s weight T 1.ssaT ior o6sy
iis s PEI per- Ts.s, Weigh ss?ns
io9 Ogden i Illinois ss a; SssA
% u os ger ps. s weight Weight ew - ers sss osrs
sol4 uery Coz 81 kentucky steers
s%a 81 Ssn"ss s & per Ssa 81 per sS
s per p tor tons os Con g Go L. Rsnsassy steers rs ."
os per H., weigh. IA ewt Jersey City yards conoy
ss s ss H. or
80 a Ssnpssy W.sa steer; M ono e o. per s ss ~
6 for J. A.. padsman. iis Kentucky a DC.
Nc Sss oss i $s's&ss
& .''Sas S Weight for Warner !
ss .ss;, .ss "a A.s.ss i ss,,
sssa s n:T Sh
+ Sherman Hs sold Tor aisTtoa sNi II ii"o's
ssi ssa sa's
ns sw. evil N.r,a gss, K 60 ss.aii .sid
s s wnas nssn s cw q sold 'issrs ie ser
ton Ca 4s Illinois steers At g. she per ~ weight
Io head .od !. .sp isss wsFl;: sH eSs. and ess
Ohio steers s' IL ss per % weigh. II ew, for Su Co.
ss - OHIO ,s per Weights
ss'
E &. sssa a !: L M = j. u s.
SSas sa ~ " Bussnsas% sold ss7 s;j Ohio sheep ?
% asl A. g per II
H.; aao Illinois; sheep, weight sha e IO head;
r. % :sa ssr j M S: s
:es%s: -, ; Al. :
per head At ss per n 10 Ohio sheep weight g lbs
pei, head "s y, 20 per cwt s DAVIS 4 halienbeck
III Ohio sheep weight y 76o lbs at Sc H. IA Can
ada sheep, weight 1910 lbs ut 47nc H. lGl mixed
Canada sheep and lambs, weight 1890 lbs. 67hc
H. I73 Canada lambs weight 1850 lbs. 7c per III.
sold for ending December D. 1876, 5.6 sheep
lambs ut 50 40 average per head J; Kirby sold
20 State lambs weight l47o lbs at es ~ iiume
Elliott sold AL Michigan sheep weight 81 400 bs 4sc.
per r.; alo Ohio sheep, weight 1910 ut 4c
Sheep sSss
weight ia.7iU lbs. at olsc per H.: this load had
n lambs mi xed in Is Ohio sheep. weight 1900 lbs
s7sc erh :, Ohio sheep. we@h 5000 his: &c. per
per b.; 81 state sheep. weight 7ieo lbs. a.
i7,ot, MS. al. 5sse .rst ~; III Canada sheep.
weight 2I.O1o lbs, NC. per lb. canada bucks.
weight l,O5o ibs ut 3a4c. per 10. 5ia Canada lambs,
weight Al lbs at tic To- 81 Canada lambs weight
1870 lbs, CSC H. sold for week ending December
1876. $500 sheep and lambs at 81 9uc average per
head
Mich Cows.-Therc fresh quotations on this
forenoon.
yKALs cALvrsTrade slow. veals sold at Sc per lb
Calves at ~ 50 u 80 per head
HoGssl Ohio hogs 1.-Two weight 242 lbs pcr head. rold
H. $50 Ohio hogs live Weights lyU lbs lY5 lbs
h0nd. sold nt 0inc. per ib
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delivered contract 800 bales For future delivery the
sales tolows:-Saturday. after one P.M.-Deccm-
ber 100 bales at II 5lBc January 600 a. II l52c 3OJ
February 200 st II l6c; March, 700 at l27sc
April. 800 at Is Lice May, lto at Is loc Total 800
II -aac ishcrt notice l2h) IL a-iec Ishe
800 ~ I532c., 800 ut 12ssc.. coo ut ~
is,sac, 800 short notice, At = iis2c.; January
isaiec. ,soJ stia Ssac., loo at y o.isc February,
March 900 a. lsc 1000 At y slsse 100 at u IS
100 ut II 2032c Coz At ~ ID r 100 ut IL 3l5c, 500
\. lss, aioo a - si;3ae i.o =. lss April 100 At
;oo e y li.s2c July eo st - o,iss ~ lon as
rhe receipts =. the ports were as follows
nah as4: charieston es; wimingtes, ~, iS, Norfolk
Total 4le42. This dey week 5000 This day
year. 4yu3S. Total September 2,Ob7SU bales
To SATURDAY night freshts closed ollows:To
Hsvre by steam 5sc, compressed To Bremen. by stcam
7sc. compressed: BY sail sac 10 Liverpool l3-32d. by
sIeam Nv sail, ll-33c.
FLOUR Observation-Disclosures. ~ $50 bbls wheat,
1877 500 bushels: meal. $40 bbls and 2i6 sacks
corn, 1854 bushels cats 1885 do. S,576 do |;
barley 5000 do, barley malt 1912 do The -four market
WAS quiet easy except low grades. which
The sales INCLUDE i25O bbis. including State
Western and southern, At tho annexed quotations Rye
aour steady with sales Of go bbs at "a % % 20
meal ruled steady with sales Of % bbI at SIS 30 for
Brandywinc aud ~ 80 IS 10 tor Western aud Jersey ye
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER H. ls7srRpLE SHEET

Russian bark reported thence to Cork for orders with
5000 quarters. is I'D italian bark Ito arrivel
thence with $500 g. sd With 600 quarters
ito Afrivel. sd. arryel with $500 quarters
g. 3D. one. $500 do arrve o. Sist British bark
T. oi Ireland with 1000 and two
vessels reported thence Hrrve with about 5000 quar-
tiers each, tor same voyage at 6s
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HANK SHARES.
In this department tho only transactions were
twenty shares OF North America ut 81 and six OF the
Metropolitan at 12a
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at tho Board were x higher for Missouri
long s,xcs q Tor Louisiana consolidated. and
otherwise steady. District Of Columbia 3.65s brought
6sA.
PRODUCE REcEIrTs.
The following shows the receipts of produce, &C. at
Chicago from December to December Z, 1875 and
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HAVANA MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. IT, 1910.
CHANGED.
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THE GOLD MARKET

THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at l07h, declined 10 107 rose to 1914
At which price Il closed. The carrying rates we're Az
g. 5ls, ami per cent. Loans also made Nat
Tho steamship wcser, which arrived IRON souihamp-
ton to-day brought flsl ooU in gold coin The chief
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those OF Saturday -
ADVANCE. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4; New
York Central, e Lake shore, u Morris and Essex,
Df fcLiSE.--Cnicago and Alton, "a; c., G. and |. e.,
IN; Delaware ard Hudson, II Erie, "a Hannba! and
81 Joseph, "a do. preferred, Nj Illinois Central, d
Michigan Central. ~ New Jersey Central a North
western, ,s do. preferred, Il ohio and Mississippi,
u; Pacihc Mail, x Quicksilver, l; Rock Island / ST.
Paul preferred. X; Wabash, y; American Express
~; United States, u.
Tho rcst OF the market was stationary
MONEY MARKET.
During the day money call in tw instances
loaned up and per cent, but the principal bus
pcss was on the basis OF and s. with closing hgurcs AT
and per cent. The Of exchange New York
tho aforementioned cities swere:-savannah, x offered !;
cinclnpat duil lilo n discount; Charleston, easy
haA-h par; New Orleans commercial, u a 9-16
bank u; ST Louis, 81 80 a 81 discount; Chicago
50 cents discount
Foreign exchange was quiet and unchanged wo
quote
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y,hing Flour was dull wheat was dun and nOm,.

anything. Flour was dull Wheat was dun and nomi-
nally lower Corn was quiet and easy, except new
which lrmcr. Oats dull. Whiskey was
firm. Pork quiet but steady. Lard was easier.
rreishts quiet Cotton the spot hrm
Futures closed steady. Coffee hrmer Sugar dull
aud nominal Oils steady. Petroleum Was lrmer
Rosin and spirits turpcntine were hrn.
CorrEE-The market for RIO hrmer. We note sales
OF $40 bags Rio Saturday r. c. Warwick private
terms; 3.i6i bags do Kremlin lec and 300 bags
do. at Baltimore Mary Ann ut 1850. Mild coffee WAS
quiet The stock Of kio here night i2 bags at Sa
vannah, 5000 bags and at Baltimore. 1915 We quote
Ordinary csrgoes l61c l6s4c fair do. 1870 aiss4c
good do Ice isc. prime, 1915 l9s4c extreme range
for lots i6'sc a2lc Santos fair good isc issc gold
ninety days Java. bags 2oc a2c do. grass
mats. 2ic 23c Singapore, l7c lsc.: ccyon leisc-
lstsc Maracaibo. le1sc lslsc Laguayra. i6Sc lsc
jamaica l5l4c. q i11sc; Sc. Domingo. 14c i34c ;
Porto Rico. l6tzc lshc: Costa Rca, Ice Ice. Mexi-
l1c. lSc.; Manila 16lac Angostura l6c.
. 1sc. Savaniis. l6c. lSc Curacoa. 1oyc 1870.
CoTroS the spot active and frm Fnures opened
with advance OF about lac Saturdays closing prices
The advance. however entirely lost some OF the
later month"; tho market closing steady with Jnly aud
August quoted ut saturdays closing prices june i3c
higher. May l32c ll,c higher and the months
ll6c 332c higher The closing prices to-day compare
with Saturdays as ioilows:--
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COTTON.
LiyERrooL. Dec. IL, 1876
Futures anet upland. Low. miedling cl.use. Deesm.
Der and January delivery. 0d upiauds low middiing
clause January and february delivery 2i5zd; upamds.
low mddng April and May delivery. 2532d up
lands low idding clause. new crop shipped February and
March, sail, y l3-iod
PRODUCE.
txew York Produce Exchange Rcpor..1
LiyEErooL Dec. IL, 1870.
PorkEastern dui at It's: Western dan +5s Bacon
c. q. dull s. T. dull 45s L. Z. dull ss 43s Sd
c. dull at I'D. Hamsf G. dali al 4ss shouaers
dull 3is ed Bcsi-Inda dull ~ Y2s; extra do
dull 1u7s prime do dull sos. Lard Arm; essern
dull 53s I'd ralowPrme city dull at 42s I'd Turpcn
tine spirits firm at 3s Kosin- Common dull I'D
hne dull It's I'd Cheese-Amercan choice nrncr at sOs
Lard oil steady at 5ss Fiour-Extrn state hrm
los 3D. winter steady los Sd for western do nri at
Receipts OF the week wheat- ports 10 75O
zUuo quarterA Corn, 35,OVO qusrtsrA
OIL
LivKRrooL, Dec. II, 1873.
LoSpox Dec. II. 1870
Refined petroleum, 27d gallon The market excited
owing 10 New York ndvices
spirits o. turpentine. 3ts per cwt . -.
Petroleum m-ssk for ane pale American.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08
Arrivals and Departures.
BY rHE EUREKA AND PAIIsADE RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday
NOTICES.

METHODIST CHURCH-Rev. j. Grey,
pastor. Services at Bigelow's Hall al
IL A. NJ. and 7 p. NJ. A cordial invita-.
ton Is extended to all to attend.
ST. FINIAN's CHURcH-Rev. James
]. Hynes, Pastor. Mass at 1890 A. NJ.
Sunday school at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Yes.
pers AT 1880 p. NJ. The first Sunday OF
each month there will be first mass at
8 o'clock; the second at the usual hour.
ST. JAMES CHURCH.-Rev. Charles
IL. Marshall, rector. Services al
ia. NJ, and 1880 O'Clock p. NJ. Sunday
School AT = p. N. Seats free. All are
cordially invited tc attend.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Rev. j.
Mcclain. Pastor. Services al IL o'clock
A. NJ. and 1870 o'clock p. NJ.
UNION SABBATH ScHooL-Meets to-
day at II o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
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EUREKA
EUREKA SCHOOL DISTRICT.


Resolved, that we, the delegates Of the Re.
publican party of the county of Eureka, IN
County Convention bled. do affirm and
indorse the platform of the National kepub-
lican Convention, held at Cincinnati. and
adopt the same chart of our political princi-
pie.
action of that convention in nominating
Rutherford B. Hayes as our candidate for
President and Wm.A. Wheeler Vice President,
and recognize them as champions of honest
and stable government, the true representa-
tive of popular reform and popular liberty.
Resolved, That as members OF q great
national party, devoted to tho interests of
the laboring masses, we are opposed to the
further imn i~gration of Chinese, and we de-
mand aud will use all the means in our pow
or to procure a modification of the present
treaty between the United States and the
Chinese Empire so as to entirely prevent the
further Immigration of a people among US.
who. by reason of their character and ma
tional anteeedents, are incapacitated from
becoming American citizens, or of becoming
desirable members of our American commu-
nj les, and whose presence and further intro
duction in our midst is pref udicial to the in
dustrial interests of the country.
Resolved, That we ara opposed to the re-
peal or reduction of the tax on bullion, and
the repeal or reduction of the same.
Resolved, That the interests of our county
demand the passage Of a bill at the coming
session of the Legislature ceding to Eureka
county tnat poTlon OF Elho county uescIipeu
in the bill passed at the last session OF the
Legislature, Notwithstanding the objection Of
the Governor.
Resolved, That we are in favor of the call
ing Of u convention to revise the constitution
of the State.
Resolved, That we are unalterably OPP
posed to a division of tho Public School
Fund, and we are in favor of a constitutions
amendment which will. place. the public
schools, and the fund by which they are
supported. beyond all danger of sectarian
control and influence.
Resolved, That it is the sense Of this con-
v~ention, that, if possible, eonstitutionally,
the criminal jury system should be so amend
ed as to more certainly insure the conviction
of criminals.
Resolved, That all nominees of this conven-
ton be required to pledge themselves to sup
port and BY all honorable means endeavor u
carry out and enforce the principles hcreir
enunciated. oS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

Too MUCH ORE. 1t is something
hitherto unlieard of for a mine To b
troubled with too much ore, tut such
i, really the case with the Richmond
Company in this district. They are
capable of producing three hundred
tons OF ore a day, il the furnaces could
reduce that quantity; but, as that
amount il beyond the smelling ca
parity of the furnaces, the ore has ac-
cuinulaled till 1t has come to be a sort
OF a welcome nuisance. The mine and
dumps are full to overf1owIny, and the
company have been Obliged to dis
charge "A number of miners on this
count. and the mine will bs shut
down during To day. in order tp give
the teams "A chance to reduce the
dumps. MIR. Potts, the foreman, To
whom we are indebted for the above
facts. Informs rs that unless means are
taken to keep the dumps clear and stop
the accumulation OF ore below, he will
10 obliged to discharge still more men.
IL Is not often thar an Increased pro-
ductiOn Of ore from a mine results in
the discharge Of miners; and for their
sakes II could almost be wished that
the company did not have quite so
much ore. This trouble is only ten
porary, however, and will soon be
renedied, when the usual working
lorce Will again be employed.
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the wne of the dog by which a man
named .Corcoran was so severely bitten.
on Friday last, informs us hat Cor
coran misstated the facts in the case.
Mr.. Boos states that the animal was
chained in the yard of his residence,
when Corcoran, who was considerably
under the influence of liquor entered
the yard, probably in search of a place
in which to lie down and sleep off the
effects of his potations; and the dog,
knowing the man had no right or
business on the premises, attacked
him, with the result stated in yester-
days SENTINEL. This is the story of
Mr.. Boos, and is corroborated by all
his neighbors.
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O REPORT.
s., rramciscO stock Exchange.

SAN Francisco, October I
uoRSrN0 roARD
esn Onbir-47 43K 46@ 46b
az M~exican-25 255s 26b5
SSDD iIonld 4 Curry -l4s IAN Az
ga Rest n bclcher-4)H l5>a ID
10 California-60 COZ
on ~Sayage-l54 1875
tx Con. Vircinia-55H 5JS IS
~, Hale q N~orcross-9s on
i9 ao Crown point-lIH liz llM
,ol0 Yellow Jacket -2415 24fb j
aji0 fmperial-4K 420c ~
10 Kentuck-l0H 1917
aH AInba-46e 46k 4jSb5
* Belcher- q 201 2OS 2lb30
IA s Neyadn-lls90 llA llH
"a Exchequer-l+li lf4
IA 0verman-77% II rs 7SH
IN Jnstice-l6S 10 1SA bio
5S5 Union Con.-1lH ll% M
100 Lady Bryan-30c
~ Juiia-6f 81
s5 Caledonia "a "a
100 S~uccor-2)c
III Baltimore Con.-2a IN
"a Silver Hlll-7H
IN n, Y. Con.-la Ia IA Ia
20 Challenges
100 Sheridan-2
100 Am. fiat-l
80 COSMOPOLITAN 10
400 Leviafhan Doe
25 n. Con. Va.-lb
75 Prospect-l1M
80 Rock Island-75.
80 Monumental
l2) Eureka Con. l2Z
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

STILL IN THE FIELp.-Received from New
York, a large assortment of Drugs and
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals,
ETC.: also, a large invoice of fre-proof Lamp
Chimneys of the La Bastie (trench) process,
guaranteed to stand fire for six MONTH: also
a large assortment of chimneys lives patent.
fire proof; also a large assortment Of other
kinds of manufactures. Agent for Combs
Lamp Co. Will sell at bedrock prices for
casl. La Bastie fre-proof chimneys, 80 cents
each. Ives fre-proof chi nneys, - cents
each. Gamecock student chimneys, % cents
each. Sold at the City Drug Store by
s23 l.. TERRY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

RETURNED.-Our Senior put in an
appearance at the office at a late hour
last night. He arrived on last nights
train from McGeary, as did also Mr..
Dewitt, Democratic nominee for Sheriff.
They left Jim Powell and Lambert
Molinelli at Sulphur Station, where
they were to speak last night. They
will arrive home o.dav.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

Volunteered THEIR SERVICES
The Eureka Brass Band last evening
generously volunteered their services
free of charge for the benefit OF the
Catholic fair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

SLEEPY PEoPLE.-We don't believe
there is a town of the size of Eureka
in the United States that contains so
many sleepy people as this does. They
lie down and go to sleep on Main
street, on the back streets, or the side
streets and in the alleys, and can be
seen thus reposing at all hours OF the
day aud night. There must be some
thing in the atmosphere that auses
men to be so suddenly overcome by
drowsiness, or else it's something in
The whisky that throws them down.
Maybe the fluid contains too much
water that is impregnated with mineral
substances.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

MANHATTAN BULLioN.-The Man
harlan Silver Mining Company, OF
Austin, shipped on Friday last bullion
7alued at Sl3, 1913 25. making a total for
the week of S27, 565 95.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

No SERvICEs.-Rev. Father Hynes
requests us to state that, owing to the
fact that Miners Union Hall is under
going repairs, there will be no Ia on
Ruby Hill tn. day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

JUST RECEIVED, a splendid stock of Califor-
MIA blankets, travelling trunks, valises.
gents boots, Shoes, and best quality of Call
fornia overshlrts and underwear, ut the
GOLDEN RULE, cheap for cash. oj-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

WHIcH?-A young gentleman OF
this town, who has been there and
knows how it is himself, remarked as
he tossed his card aside last night, that
it was a question still open to deter
mination by the scientists of America
as to which is the greatest disappoint.
ment: to have a boil on your neck and
be prevented thereby from keeping an
appointment to take your girl to
church, or to have five 'chances" on
a keno card and hear some other fel
low holler keno"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

The FRS. Annual ball Of the Hebrew con-
gregation of Eureka, will take place at Bise-
lows Hall on Wednesday, the 18th inst, Mt 8
o'clock ?. NJ. Admission Tor gentleman and
ladies, So. oS-3t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-08

HEBREW MEETINa.-There will be
meeting of the members of the He
brew CONGREGATION in the mee,ing-
room over .. Dnnkel's store. at seven
o'clock this evening. A full attend
ance is requested, as important bust
ness is to be considered.