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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1878-11-30
vENIRE.

The STATE OF LoufsrAEA-lPAR1sH OF ST..
TAMMANY-SIxTH JUDICIAL DIETRICH
Court.
List of jurors drawn by the Jury Com
mission. October z, 1873, to serve for the
first week of the December term, 1878, Of
the Sixth Judicial District Court, Parish
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In the Parish of St. Tammany.

A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with
all the improvements thereon, consisting
of a HOTEL, situated in the town OF
Madisonville, parish of st. Tammany,
La, in square No. on the plan OF said
town, measuring 1874 feet front on Water
street, by depth and front of $50 feet on
Mulberry. street, of which two streets 1t
forms the corner.
Terms and Conditions-One-half cash,
and the remainder on credit Of one, two
and three years, for notes Of the purchase
ers secured by special mortgage and VEN
doris lien ON the property sold, bearing
interest at the rate of 8 per centum from
the day of sale until final payment, with
the usual clauses of 5 per cent attorney Q
fees in the event Of suit to enforce the
collection sshd payment; Improvements
to be kept insured and policy transferred
to the vendors. ~,
The property will be sold free from all
membranes, with q perfect title and
the taxes all paid up to the day OF sale
All collectible after that date to be as.
sumed and paid By the purchasers.
A deposit in cash Of ten per cent. OF
the price of adjudication will be required
from the purchasers at the moment o
sale to secure compliance with the con
ditions.
The expenses and acts of sale befor
| Amadee Dncatel, notary public, at Tn
/ expense Of the purchasers.
All further particulars at sale.
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The FARMER will contain each week q
choice variety of select reading matter,
suitable alike for all classes OF readers.
Mailed to any address, postage paid. for
the small sum of
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Cotton Statement.

The following is q statement of the
cotton shipped from Covington, and
also the stock on hand, for the pres
emit commercial year, commencing
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United States Circuit Court for the Fifth
Circuit and District of Louisiana
Docket No. 6Ul4.

RECEIVERS SALE at
'+- !. Or tt.. n
SPLENDID SUGAR ESTATES, TIMBER
LANDS, SHELL BANKS. ORANGE
'a ORCHARDS. SITES, ETC,
I'm THE PARISHES OF
ST. CHARLES, LAFUURCHE, JEFFER-
SON AND ST. TAaiMANY, La;
MD
THIRTY-FOUR VALUABLE SQUARES
IN THE THIRD AND SIXTH DIS
!. TRICTS OF NEW ORLEANS. ~
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New Advertisements.

By G. E. Girardey.
IN THE MATTER OF THE CONSOLE
DATED ASSOCIATION OF THE
PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA.
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Two Dollars Per Year.
For further particulars, address

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THE ST. .TAMMANY FARMER,
s4s# al
AZ 4,ni ,.it rsE.8 r
s df { CovneroS, LA. = - 70
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH AHAM.
The State of Louisiana. Parish Of st.
Tammany-ParishC ourt-No. los.

Whereas, YIN. C. Morgan. Admins
traitor, has filed his final account of ad-
ministration on the estate of the late
Joseph Baham-
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
NAV concern, to show cause, within ten
DAYS from the first publication hereof,
why the said account sho uld not be
homologated, and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
[Seal] WIN. C. MORGAN, Clerk.
no23 It
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The only Newspaper in the Parish

An unequaled Advertising Medium. hav-
ing large and increasing circu-
ton in st. Pammany
s.# and Washington
Parishes.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LrEaPooL. August 1876 p. u.
Cotton1he sales of the day Ameri.
can ;vtures weaker upapds low mddng clause
LONDON. August 1875 Pm
rrrcoduce Refined petroleum.. 9lsd per gallon.
Calcutta linseod, 5ls.
hAvRr, August TO- ls7a
Wicox's lard closed Mt SOC por So Kiios.
SEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
- LIVERPOOL, August 10. 1879.
Pork--Prime mess-Eastera stosdy ut Sos Westurl
steady at 49s. Baeon Cumberland frmsf a2s shv
rio nrmor ~ SIS o. long cear frmer 34s short
clear hrmer ut as 3D. Hatns-Long ndy al 53s
shoulders nrmer ut SIS Bect-Inda duh s2 oxtrs
Western steady NJ 3ss Taliow-Prime city steady :,
3Is. 81. Turpentine spirits dali 23s itosn-Comtuon
steady at h. 3D.; tine duh q los Chesse-Anerean
ira state firm ut 28s. Wheat-sping No. l steady At
81 3D. spring No. steady NJ 9s Sd winter, old, steady
Mt 9s % winter, new, STEADY ut 81. I'd. Corn Mixed
23s. 3D. Cotonsecd oiYellot American stoAdy at ga
i.ecsipts for week-Wh6at From Atlantic ports
5000 bushels; frs@ rseIas rts i,25c do from o:h.i
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, August 10. 1874
The Times in its financial article says The tnct of
the silver market being all hrm noxt to
demand Unexplained by being scarcely sup
Ply We're 1modernte amount OF SILVER TO come TO hand
the ncxt few days 1t Is extremely doubtful II the
quoted could be obtained While IL is super.
icially nrm the market Is devoid of all supnort.
failure Of Mussrs Gotham X Ncst India
and the firm 10 OF OLD standRg may ssins
importnnce.
LONDON August i9-4PM
Consos, % ITO for money and % B. IL fer the account
Erie. IT: preferred, 32r Pennsylvania Central S2
Paris advces quote i've entos 1i2f 35c for
account.
BERLIN, August 10, 1878.
The statement Of tho Impsrf Bank o. Germany sLova
40 inereA se of specie OF 3.01l GOO msrka
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 10, 1873.
good ordinary io,e Net receipts 2el bales. sales. la
STOCK. l.l0D
Cotton quiet; mddiing. iilGe. low miidliug io,.s
Exports 90 isai S4a SIS sales 60 s,ce s,o a'
NOZZLE. August 10, 1875
1Use. good ordinary. Iosc. Receipts Io2 bales Sales
SAVANNAH. August 10. 1879
Cotton IN a"r demand ,%isa'ns HE low slddios
safes. 10 stock. sil '''
cnAaIrsros, Angus. 10. 1878
ioy.e. good ordinary io'se io,.e se, receipts, II
wnxiSGroy. n. O., August 10, 1879
,l TasSsn' csa .ss' ssrp :. a mS III T. %
q. ia hrm prime white, zoe mixed. 5.c. 55c.
rloa, unchanged, sales Of 400 bbs wheat steady.
Sales 300 bushels. = 70 Tor Of. red state 81 %
old sad white mixed. Corn lover; 40. Toledo ios
Sc held At $50 ol so %
na 72e fer Canada 10 bond Corn neal s2i for boi!cd
%an.. sii ,c% s s peas ss
s a. e9rp c"a y K ,sss r. A.
iumocr 3iluoO feet. shipmcnss-Fiour. 400 bbls
''"' BuyALo August 10. 1873.
e pI s4os ssly s'. s r"s ,s s' r
lass q; amber y % y; white yiss.f; 50 $500
I J. .S S q =; 70. ;s"ss. q % =
. % 90 ss';s; VII. sa.e: So 80 81 amer sss
s e. s.s. w sc .,s sDs %"s s;~..s
:sa.s' ;sls.sa ooS sa.ssI. .smD. ws..srs = s,es
a at o sss. ss 1s GS' w
.. ws'es' e; .sd ss.,s a. :, Mar q nshsr
demand: sales. 90 bOl. ei,y made =. 81 o. ssl o.
S.Gs S ', y% s"i sEsSs. ~@s. '
Ralrosd gsigms hisher wheat, De- corn, 5lse oa.vie
ss. ss' so 's ss i s. i oil
40 ssa, s SOD - .s 800 Ss sss .ss's
tiS;.so ds oats ao.' 5000 Esiis.d sGI":
iU7,so do. oats, 10000 do. barley seUJ Do, rye.
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REcoNsrRUcTING wALLlNGFoRD.
from the New lila

From the New Haven Palladium, Angus. 1871
Repairing Is going on brisJy on Msin stree, Wal
iingiord. Deacon Peck, Mr. vassour, MI Hall, Mra
Miller Mrs. Ives and Mr. Parmoice arc all hard 81
work. so that in two weeks tims much OF ths
storms work VII DO cnaced Tho trees are being
cleared away aud tho streets beginning LOOK -
old except that tho beautiful elns cannot be re-
placed. skaters are AZ WORK tho root OF tho WAL
nngiord Episcopal churcn replacing the slate which
was blown OIL by the storm. Quite q large place
on the north side was entirely stripped of slate. Hes
ekiah Hall has been IN Waingford every DAY since
tue storm wh cattle aud men, doing all no could 10
assist Ia clearing up lie says he going to give this
week 10 the good work. He has rigntcd up a grcss
many oil the irun trees In Mr.. Parmess's and Mira
Aicr's orchards, aud he says most Of then viu AVE
and IN . few years be - good ~ ever
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, QurtT; FUruRns CLOSED
EAsY-FLoun sTEADY-wnEAT LESS ACTIVE
CORN EAsIER-oATs STEADY PORK DULL
LARD NOMINAL Whisky FIRM-- PETROLEUM
QUILT oils QUIiT-sP1nrTs TURpENrINE
oUfEr-nosIN srEADY-7coyiIE rIRx-suGAn
QUIET.
MONDAY. August 1916 r. 81.
Business fair In articles OF merchandis
aud the markets were quito generally steady. On
Change 1our was steady. Wheat less active and
lower Corn also easier Oats steady. whiskey
firm. Pork doll. hard nominal Cotton on tho spot
was quiet. Futures closed STEADY. Coffee was nrm
Sugar QuloI Naval stores, oils and petroleum woro
quiet.
CorvKx-Tho market for Brazil was quiet but arm.
Al Baltimore 6s2 bags Gray Eagle 400 bags sx
was quiet. We quote-Orjlnary cargoes i4Ise. 14lse
fair do. 1919. i61c. good DO iGc i7c prime 40
IKE l7zc; cxtrsmc range for lots i4ic Io4c SAN
tos sood la&c. id,lc., gold 90 days; Java gov
ernment bags. 23c a2ic do, grass mats 23c 2tc SIN
gapore Ice lie; Ceyion. i5c. lsc Marscabo i3c
lie Laguayrs t4c Ice jamaica. I3c Iec; ST. Do
mingo. I2c l3e Porto hico i4c iGtsc; Costa Eea
IJc I7c Mexican. 1Jc 1Jc Maeassar. lie 10. An
gosturz, Ice l0e savaniiai3c. iotSe Curacao lsc
axe. The Of kio and santos coHrs August ia
1875 vas No. sO bags arrived since none, sales since
6.sg6 bags Stock VI ko and santos coffee August 20
1879. 3y.yi2 bags.
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THE ACTIVE STOCKS.

THE ACTIVE STOCKS.
Lake Shore was the most active stock of the day.
telling to the extent OF 20. 746 sharea The entro
number of shares reported sold at the Board was
l24,6oz OF these there were:-Norihwost, II, 700;
DO preferred, q 900; St. Paul. IL 7O5; do. preferred
10 46o; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 10 200;
Eric Railway, 44oo; Michigan Central s.922; Union
Pacific, 445o; Pacific Mall, 1900; Morris and Essex,
94o; Delaware and HUDSON $780, Western linton, 200;
New York Central 40; Hannibal ana ST. Joseph pre-
erred, $50: Quicksilver preferred, 800; Central OF
View Jersey 9o0 limos Central, 800; Rock Island,
10; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. 270
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The Stock Market Active and
Buoyant.
q O L d A II 100 5-S.
Government Bonds Strong-Stats and Rail-
way Securities Dull, but Firm.
MONEY ON CALL | A 3 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY August l9-o +. NJ
That is an III wind which blows nobody any good,
oven though 1t sweeps tho plague stricken cities
Of the South, pAed by tho course Of prices
this morning. which mounted sharply undor tho the
ory that tho carrying trade of tho West would be a.
verified from tho Mississippi River the Eastern
board As likely to profit particularly by this diver
sion. Lake Shore and N ichigan Central assumed the
position Of favorites READILY advanced
something over ono per cent, to tho accompaniment
OF large transactions The grangers not slow
following lead which looked like meaning business,
and trottod along with a fractional advance which
eventually added point to opening prices.
The strength of the day. however, restod with
Lako Shore, which only pulled itself up but lifted
the rest Of tho market we'll. The business OF the
road reported unexpectedly good, and there
being developed better sticking qualities in the mat
ter OF adherng to schedule rates OF freight. One OF
the periodical cheap brief excursions peculiar to
Pacific Mail was In the afternoon, which carried
the quotation up 10 IS; these figures however,. were
finally reduced fraction. No good reason for tho
unexpected squirt was given beyond the fact that
brokers OF prominent operator appeared as ostcn-
stblo buyers. In the case OF Lake Shore, Michigan
Central and St. Paul preferred tho greatest gain OF the
day was made-the Vanderbilt property having taken
the lead and kept It, with its best running highest
prices made at the close. Business chiefly
fined to tho railroads west Buffalo, the coal stocks
ana other miscellaneous securities being more less
neglected. The market closed at shade or from
best figures, but with the trading element of tho
street pretty thoroughly converted to belief in
higher market TO come.
RANGE FLUCTUATIONS
The following table shows tho extreme fluctuations
Of the day, giving the opening, highest and lowest
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MEMORANDA.

The st. Louis. Kansas City and Northern Railway
Company's statement Of estimated earnings for the
ending August Is, is:-!S7S. $76,841 %; 1877,
S75,241 10. Increase, $1,000 IL
The. movements OF grain at Chicago up to noon
-Rcccipts-Wheat, lac, $50 bushels; shipmants
so, 900 RccsIpts-Corn, 462,S33 bushels; ship
menls AL, o4s do. At Milwaukee tho figures wero:-
Rcceip,s-whoat, % 100 bushels; shipments 1880
DO. Rcccipts-Corn, a,1oo bushels; shipments, 200
do.
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ssoo ss's wheat. 600 bushels, so. loo Al oass
Wheat 7' weak; Ne white wso.sA, u %: "a d.
s..rs DO. 81 oSS amber EisSs.a.. :p.s. Isii q
si,s ': ell. = r.
seller August 81 PIX ;s,iss s;P,saSs. sss ::i:;
San red q ga sss We S::
aa hisn ais spot. , ss ssis Aa usss
and ssPsssssr. 4is rejected aos4s damaged ss;ss.
sSsasss: ,ssS ssss::; ssss ~
$1,000 90 oass aooo DO A. the
weak amber Nlshisaa: spot, bel. =, y OK: ..ss .
SIT seller September 9ec.; Western amber seller Sep.
tsmber. sse; other articles unchanged
Flour fair demand and armer family. 50 50 a IS Is
s wnss. L .s sss
~ = s sS' .ss ss II !ss; II g.
ss an a1s sarsns m.xs ~ 20 n 20 ks..s
TO s,ss buyer Sass.s sSoss sisa; aye sssos
&C e sna d ns - s e. M
aAss sssssa ses. s;s Si sAS s
,lscs sugar quiet; haris ios lyle. white. vsc.
s $,.; s::.s! IS:
sD' %9assl sssss. 81
wnss J HYss ssvs BY ss1s and I'd
30 lssss .s,as aesss: So o. 20 s9,4s ass "a:
tossr 90 ss sSe r~jseisa oss coa ss ws ok
sss lover! ESQ s.a s sa and Assu;s sss SEP
and lower; a,se cash aas sspssmesT aas
sals .i'
s"ss s' s sa a.
~ 7s October sra nusetslsa aesiys Sa. wess sse
81 30 tstsSer 8ais meat. easier; Shoulders 5,,c.
snSr' rs s :nor esr s wni.ssy y .ir as@:ni
pa pa g. asked asssiDs s a5oG bnis wheat.
400, DO barley coo d. siIpnsa.:.flsui AS ss
ses wheat eoooo bushels: corn 4iso 600 do. II oats.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotations a. three P. NJ. %ore:-

COURSE MARKET.
Comparing the closing sales OF to-day with the
latest sales OF Saturday at tho Board the following
changes in prices are evident
ApvAsoED. -Northwesi, per cent; de. preferred
y; Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western, v Lake
Shore, TX, Michigan Central, 1z: Milwaukee aud
St. Paul, l; do preferred. u Pacinc Mail, /; Union
Pacific, 4.
In all other active stocks the prices are about The
samo as at the close on Saturday.
MARKET
The rate for cali loans tho as on Sat
orday last, ranging from per cont United States
bonds to per cent stock coatorais. Mercantile
paper was higher, prime long date selling high as
~ per cont. The following tho ratios Of ex-
change New YORK at tho undo ontoncd cities to-
day.-Savannah, buying u premium, selling u pre-
MUM; Charleston, depressed, par a u premium;
Now Orleans. commercial 3-l6, bank "; St LOUIS 81
discount; Chicago, so cents discount and Boston,
easy at par.
The gold speculation continued dull. The precious
metal opened at 100. and, although few salcs woro
maze at 100h, the ruling quotation was 1908, at
which It closed rho Imports OF specie for the past
week $ls7, 4ss Of which SIS. Dol was gold and
the remainder silver.
GOLD oLxA RINGS NATIONAL BANK or THE STATE
AAnn
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ss..Sa = ..o.s ranaIas in qua.v .haa bale

Iolte. ~" A'uo'hs iitsc- miuuing. 1896 Sales OF
c.a. To-Day Sat Escsing. Total
-Dsivsred on contract. 100 bales For future e
nvery sne sales were as after ono r
iisSc os."esr 100 q Ale 400 a. IL 4oc Ieuo
aii1c Jsnuary, 500 = III March, 500 II zoe.
total, ozu) uAies To-day up To two r. M.Ausust
II sss sepssmbsr go .tlie4s 900 q IL osc.. 100
go At ,i IS; 200 q iigss 500 AZ ie3s. October
70 s At iisie POO :. iia,e 800 sac.. LOO u
a. lie. 100 - ~ ios 2oa y. II lss SO aoc;
4nss iil5e rssruary, 500 =. II se March. $40 at
The receipts Vt tho ports follows 26
Chsreston iii Xosioit 40; Baltimore ~ Iosni. 81
bales. ms last III DAes. Tnis last year
sls bales Total since september 423i 772 oaes,
saturday night cotton ireghts closed follows
Havre uy steam, Ac:. compressed; by sail &c to
H"mburs ny steam. azc., compressed; to Bremen. by
senm, ilioc compressen by saii, Ne: Liverpool.
4d by steam by SAIL. l5-Uld.. compressed
tLour AND GRAIN Rece Flour. ~ 100 bbls wheat
b00 so bushels; meal 4lU bUls. % sacks
27o3bo bushels oats l2l O25 barley malt, %
Fiour The salea OF "a uU0 ibis
Western and southern within tho range. Rye
honr ruled steady, with sales 800 Lbs
quiet. sales 25O bbls. within tho range rye was
active ard nrm. About 5oUUU bushels were sold. We
-
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tations for % goods nomnay axe cash. sales
nave been made shade better Jtxju cloth tho
tation Is as.c. cash. strong, but no sales.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass, august ~, 1874
The print cloths has rued aaiot and while quo
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$1,000 reg 1914 $4,000 US 'sl 1854
gao Pm
$4,000 e's c, 81 1914 $4,000 5sc 81. 1904
5UJO VI 52Us Sin lO3ss 10000 AIS r. 81. It35s
$1,000 5 SIS r,sl DO 1868 $4,000 = 6's l2O
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TIM yoREIaS MARKET.

The London market Tor securities was steady, Brit
SD consols being unchanged--o5x a95k Tor money
and eoh for accountand United States bonds ruling
saturdays closing quotations. Erie was " higher
Tor the common and preferred; Jersey Central was
nncnauged--3tIS-in Illinois Centrai was s1-1 per
cent lower. No change In tho London money mar
ket was reported Tho weekly statement OF the I'm
periai Bank Of Germany shows gain OF 3,021, 900
marks The closing quotations at Lonoon were -
consols Tor money, ss s5H; do TOR account, o66
9ok; now ~ per cont bonds, 105A; nve-t~enty
bonds OF 1897 lo6k tcnforty bonds, 1857; nves OF
1881 107h; Erie common, 17.; do. preferred, 32Is;
New Jersey Central, a4Js; Illinois Central ST.
ExcHAvGEa
There was little demand Tor exchanges, and the
market was weak. Prime banksrs, sixty days stsr-
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COrr0N tho spot quiet at late prices. Futuros
opened trie better but closed quiet aud steady and
tribe lower than saturdays closing prices The
tons Tor the day moderate. Todays closing prices
as compared with Saturdays. were foows:--
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NANCTAL.

A REASONABLE RATES.-MOSEY on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; Same
bought insurance all kinds Effected with best eoun.
pahies Mt lowest premiums
J. 8. hABaIcH L CO.. 1855 broadway; box $50
A SSkT5-Sl5OOU WORTH OF BONDS FOR ONLY
ASs3o cash. Bankrupts, improve your opportunity.
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1915 A. M.
5000 e's 1881 1O7x $4,000 ~ cou Df I04zS
$1,000 5-2u, ~ lO5s 5OOOO 4sr. 1917. lUO7s
$1,000 y 5is, 'Si, e.s3 lU6A
HIS A. NJ.
$1,000 os. al, io7s $1,000 uss 2oe zba io5I
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GOVERNMENT BONDA
Government bonds were In isir demand, and closed
hrm At tho following quotatiops:-

Bid Asked
United States currency slxcs.. ...... 1l0T 40
United States sixcs, 1881, registered. l07X 1077s
United States skies. 1881, COUPON. l07H 1914
United States eixes, 1865, new req 1O2E lO2X
UGited States SKIES, 1865, new. COUP lO2ss 1921
United States SKIES, 1907, registered. 1c5L 1904
United States SKIES, 1857. coupon lt5ls lO6l4
United States SKIES, 1868, rceIstered 1OT los
Uaitcd States SKIES, 1868, coupon.... 1O7X l08
United states ten>lorties, registered. 1U6N 1903
United States ten iortics COUPON IO9'' lOOi.
United States nves, 1881, registered. lOGk 1861
Uhteu states nves 1881, coupon.... l06x 1867
United Suites ANS, 1891, reyis,sred 10ss> IOi
Unteu states 45s's, 1881. coupon.... 1O4X los
Untca states iours, 1907, registered. 10OX l01
United States louis, 1907, coupon ~ IOO1s lOl
bonds.
There was little demand Tor State bonds at the
Board, tho dealings being confined 10 South Carolina
sxes non-fundabe Tho following are the latest bids
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-02

being bound owe to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury in bonds of s $1,000.
The Blue Ribbon movement has
broken out here. There we're 100 con-
verts the first night.
Los ANGELES, MAY l..
Mordecai Stevens was murdered last
night at San Dlemas Canyon, six miles
north of Pomona, by a man named
Scott. After being killed by an AK, he
was shot three times, and his heart GU
out.
A Mexican named Capo was killed
in the First Ward of this city by q
man named Trinidad tonight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
An Event Of the Utmost Import
ance.
RUSSIA TO BE BACKED BY GER,
MANY.
Movement Towards n Compromise.
LONDON. NAV

LONDON, May ].
1t is considered in official circles that
the mission of Won Moltke to Copen-
hagen is an event of the utmos inn
portance. 1t is thought to be a sure
indication of Germany's intention to
act as Bismarck's organs have already
declared, formally, in favor of neutral
izing the Baltic, OF forbidding the en-
trance of British iron clads. This incl
dent may cool the warlike ardor of the
British Cabinet, because it proves that
Russia is backed by Germany. Many
Intelligent observers of European pol
itics have long held this view, but
most of the Englishmen refused to be
lieve it, and the truth is now brought
home to them at a moment when any
receding from the demands already put
forth by the Beaconsfield Cabinet,
would be a national humiliation.
The prospect now is that England
will make a movement toward a com
promise.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, MAY L.
The British fleet, which left lsmid
for tactical exercising in artillery prac'
tice in the Sea of Marmora, will re-
turn to the former place in two days,
General Todleoan has not succeeded in
his efforts to arrange a simultaneous
withdrawal of the Russian troops
and the British fleet from this neigh
borhood. The Russians are stated to
regard war with England as inevita'
BILE. At the Porte, also, hopes of
pacific arrangement have become
weaker.
LONDON, May /.
A correspondent of the Liverpool
Post saws he is informed that Lord
Beaconsfield has resolved on a disso.
luton, which will occur about Whit
suntide. 1t is stated that about sew
enty steamers, at various ports, have
been selected and will be commits
stoned when required, for cruisers
and transports of arms and troops
| One company here, owning forty
steamers, have offered to place the
entire fleet at the service of the GOV
eminent.
BERLIN, May l.
Bismarck's physician states that the
Chancellor will be able to return to the
Capital in about a fortnight or three
weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-02

LOUIS BIEREL, who was with Colo.
mel Baker at the time of his death at
Ball's Bluffs, and shot the man who
killed Baker, was suspended from the
New York Custom House recently on
a charge of receiving money from an
importer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-02
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The last New York Mining Journal
received says: During the past week
there has been but very little BUSH
ness done. Arrivals of about 500 tons
of Selby lead went into store through
inability to secure 3% cents from dock,
81 being the best bid. To sell lead
to day 80 cents would have to be az
cepted, while to buy. not less than
335 would have to be paid.