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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
N,yu, VnpV Tuesdav Feb 3 1881,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nu,u YopR VupaI 49, ERO. is,


AsHEs-ouiet: Pots. y a4sc. Pearls 5aa39.o o,,orr
BEESWAX-Steady at 23d34c for Nestcrn ana southern
yellow. - . =, ..,,- .,n,h.,..d
BUILDlNG MATERIALS-Brick, In demAnL s,o otNe
and ss' arm u Lumber IN lair demand AM steady we
quite an" BricSs- Hards. $40 So and pses nominal
Rants Da,k sIldSl2. Browns $40 'o0Sli Lains
a. per NJ Lime Rockand Common, oc' ., ein
ishiDg 81; state. Common. o56HOr. Rms Ing' II y
SSMa EnSlsn do 90 650S3 40 Lumber-E Eastern Spruce
SiS6S2O foI Medium ana 0$%i tor specials
White Pine Sl1 NJ for West INDIA ohppng BOdlss
$3.50 S25 south American DO rio 1Od :, OT - x
Sl7aSl7 81 for do Vide ana NOund 1eloW fhe-
Random cagoes about s2 80 $50 per Ordee Cago's
s25 d$26 30; at South Sl4D<l per haTdwOD II
wholesale by carnai Iout aS Ul oWS;
Walnut 81 1855 per NJ; Ash. $330S no. OAK ." Az
do: Mamie S30QS3 do. chestnut lot an 3D. SiOd $50
DO do CaIls. S86$20 do; Cherry. 81 G%47 do; " he
WOOD d and 81 inch S25 ~ 80, and INCH %33 $50
do; Hickory $50 S45 do Tor Western AM SS30S'1 oI
good near stOc1 Nails 81 90dSj per k. lOt'6 CO.;
sCUICVORY-German i%d5ste.: English, chnce, az.
COCOA-Dull Guai aqui l3lad lc; MaracalbO 81 sc
Caracas, Is Q22c.; st Domingo sd9c - 80.
do Patent 3Oa4fc Adamautine 10 paTahne 1879 :" &c
Coal Firm and In demand the offerings AT Ia mo"eh'
are snail. ,..,.. -. =, d. 49,. In
6 tnd th'd as. 10 inch. i5c bolt Rope rms &c
do aud thd. l6L2c; Whale Lines. l5t2c.; Iard Nina
i3lc fine do Lath Yar l5c Sisdl IL ind Hay an" He
Rope lie: IS inch diaui. IL We DO and thd l4@ Io
inch ice: lard Slsal Lath Yarn l09c
COOPERATE SrOCK-ln fair demand anu NeRuy 49,,
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet steady and unc! anAei sAeN
70s deive act S bales litcep
at this ports to-day 104GG OaloS against % no ts d sI
yeek and SOJS since september l. 43u' IA
bales against 05 99l during the same period last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 1891

lie: do. in salt sas9ac; Smoked Sides $4,000: do in
sat- Sh68Lc; Shoulders in dry salt b65 ?o no. SmoAsa
9@a6e; shoulders PickleG. 6d6hc. do Smoked. -
Qc Dressed Hogs Tel &c LardWestern Kettle ~ &c 90
steam. 0l2adG040c DO Butchers Loose 9.OO @eoOo
Butter-SteadY: Creamery Extra 32632e.; DO 5000 70
Choice 20 isle: Bradford Codnty and NewYork Extra
tubs - 02SC; Flrkns 2ld2jc- Western Dairy Exa Zo0
&c; do, food TO Choice 20@2c Rolls ses W. Fennsyi
wanna Extra l6d &C.. Western Reserve E1tA IS &c
Eggs steady, lIm: Pennsylvania 2ld2oc.: Wes5erh
2id2Sc Cheese quiet hrm; NewYOrk Full cream ~ "a
l2'c do Han SKINS lOall hc., do Pennsylvanis skims
Ia &c Coffee quiet steady Sugarkaws dnll; Kennel
steady Cut Loaf Crushed Powdered 0'c; Graaualen
9'-e.: Mould A. Gle; STANDARD A, &C. seeos-Cl9Ier
steady al 70S9c; Timothy quiet ~ So SOdS2 W. faX
steady ar 81 401l ~ Feed firm: Winter Bran Sl9 loGSZ
SIrns do $40 jOdSe0 Petroleum steady; Rehned IN Do
9i4e; DO IN IA 7s. WhiskeV firm; Western al ~
81 LOUIS, Fec l5.FlOur steady ana unchanged nen0
opened lower anu closed firm and hgher; NO Red Fal,
u OlhaSl Ola cash 81 o2osdSl O3 Marchi % Ul4T
81 O54 April; 81 OBdsl o. Nav; NO do 81 &C.; NO.
~ &c March 3g3sq39Sc april. 40A04OIsc May; 4orsD
4osc June oats dull al 39Is 33 r cash 3ic pr 342s
May Rye Gu NJ SO. asked. Bareyst ady and UNCHANGED
Nnskey steady 81 D6. PORK higher a SO % cash
$40 A. y ri Lard higher but nominal Bnkmeats 'olg
aud higher shoulders. &C.; Clear IdO. I61 100; Cear
sides lhG > lhC. Bacon ct OnR; ShOu !es 0iot ieiI
lMt S6Oc Cli Sides. SIjc. ReceiptS-Flour tNO DDS
Wheat 1000 bush; Corn DrOD bush Ont, 1000 hh Snln,
mena-FOur 5000 0blA; Wheat, 5000 bush; Corn, oOOo
bual.; Oats. 5000 bush.
TOLEDO. FeD. l6.-Whcar dull No. . Red Wabash. sI9t
81 n5 March ~ nG'.; April. 81 USs. MAJ q t9's He
Jccie Sc. Corn quiet, high Mixed held - i2th ~; -
spot &c. March ~ -r MAY 44A'. oats duh 30 :? 81
No White. 5c ~ the clOsrNhoat dnil M Eti NaICh'
81 Oj4. April II % = Receipts and slEpmenls-N0ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
STGyEONS.

J,ctosPs AMI co with eleven other roa'sat STONY
nook with the Fltchburg; south SnhbrrY wth tho
rghar and Lowell bra VI the old Col ny at west Der
lin " IN Tho Cu,on ana tchblrg branch Of the old Colony
fl O,Ldae with the orcester and Nashua; at HO don with
the BOSTON Barrs ,ardn At Barre with the Ware
Rive. branch o. the Albany at Amherst with the
NV Iuudon sud northern; AT WhAey with the Connecticut
L,ycr al champion WI the &cwIIavrn and Northern
a West D erc IN The Iruy Greenfield, owned By the
state
b, Ihcsc connexions routes WILL be opened brween
h. and lar-o lumber OF The most pOpulOus and Thriving
= . and town: ~ the Commonwealth VIZ. Eclb lTg elm
m tnrr uo-uG W,sl BOylaton. Wore ser,
Wn,hrulo Barre yogO. Palmer springfield. Amherst
A1n.L L.nnrr. NortInlnpt ID and Mesthed.
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1--WE sro2I uAaxMr,-ay r1hxasAps.

ErrFNO. Feb I5.-CATTLv- Rec 'lrs today, 1900 head
1881 Tor th' W IA. J3 al To N" 'S'e ihe aSl
week l.up i6ld; cpu-.slct turO%l ~ cara NOR with
c' den ana and prices shade M ner FS u E&tIh steers
49, - 'pQ - 81 hrI'e. rs "' 3}; uCtd ShpGs' - ava
:! H' Light ligt hoes. - 3 % , ~. -. g.
SHE" AID LNB-i.cccip, 30 day .|l1o hc'd; tptll TOT
he wvr tuus is. 30 y heat Tor 1ano i.n' ar We,h'
vain .Hr dem nj. pu tlb" nmnVn to fMr Mr"lCrh
~hr'p - 1,usI -: Go.i 10 C.nrf - - 90 90; EN'ra
5 ."fia; Gr-i-r Lambs. ;, - 4fj. az tp.h -
ioGS tot.. juu cad. total 10Y thH wee tll5
far lr,nt hrll lat Nrr,, 1jHJl csl r"-
t'rnNi tfuu-a. = IN q lew cas- 90 500 SN' To-
lIr = So oHe toad ni iUrAA at ~ JVi one l1Ai hrS''
:i 30
CHICAGO. 70, .5-uoGs- Receipts, 9"u' al shi1Scn =;
4, 90 atai g.st st.a 2CtV, Gnd lIi 90 hsh.V u
sofa 'etlv: .a.ht - "a. - go; !'w Fairr al -
ike. IA i. Sd; dpi 80 thHcc ttV ~, ~ 3J%
~ q3aitr 10 -. 10 J. Atra ta,g t'.'.
tAlf.E-l;",. 3.2.t i0ai ~ a.rn'A VI. oD he9
80 ..t tltc Hfn ant strong "a s h!':, la'.9l" Col'
10 int p.H~ - 2hF-i -: Go" to tr' 81 !OI
+'l i'N a- az - '" -; - 49, 81 81 Ah'
'h.ri us-, ,. y- ~ rIpv ~ SD - -; niS;
- very ng; all 50. chiJ 5l'cEti" anu
-
:nftr- I.,..i.Is. lrDI boat; shiiT us "hOn heat
uIr.'l fra anal mWlrat lY active, common . hedNm'
StHt i.,t. Nnpt go mar. '10- D.: E.trtr Z.
LfTis. frh lh-tAifiB Il uNg rfrif'. nJO iel
S'.uri,. "., al; ZEN nj ec.l bI"rt ~ y ), -
tuJd H. On Ct, ~ tJHr'I r&r 10 iioO, ~ ~
2! So hlr.,ciI Steers - 2h1fl p: Far 80 Gohi
75"s Co.4 ava IL ter = tntrrs. - ID
ass -: f,saIsi-, ,cA.rr wanted -; - 90 ~ 70 80
- Fr-trun .ipt.. d. - hrt+' r'lpmcht' I'Vi
F.it % Gu,L SI1sj ~ u ChUirs S'@ - .. . 49,
Il.ts uig,or I'D s,tlre; iaEd Sltprus So 40 ~;
Nrt Gp. ~ 'Jds, -; NIN"i lHAih2, y" ""d - 90
e. " f.ttr sou 10 30: trcort% -,Ioo ht1ai snap
mcAIs, leo A..L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
BITTER.

Receipts for the week 279l0 pigs last week 21I pkes
week last wear 10. 80 pkgs Exports Tor the
Wrt 81 pkrs 10 Great Britain and IS pkgs 10 tho Son
tnni Of o. IIn,I garne lJt0s8 n. Wit larger rttt Is
and IL. ap aren't III the demand ihe III Tx, ~ ''.
o. bc,Tv ana nricrs abpnt lc lower i"r nearN al
a anrv / I'm Creamery still selling AZ de- hut
nm mark OF illinois Iowa on and PENNSYLVANIA Iramcy
, The Of tnc tate Ildiy are
Tat,r good enough sell at nc and II ~ difficult 10 pa an
afe 1a nv Al over 2jc Exporters bid S@H2"c tO g'u5
maj are held but tnrY PICK up some ErIy goo
dacs Al 2sc Juat at the moment however thtlr
r iuiIej and sellers Offering some Inducements 70 rI
Them 10 take mold lew Very Choice fHkles
az h'Id - 2 c. but buyers have pirkth up Is
anosi as good as the 2ic. Tho same c"hdon- tAs
an ~ for Western Batter a. for 7air 0paciI MARKS
E4h t,c ~ are selling al but tine DDS are freely
offered ut DC Rolls are NOT over peHb'
am nriCes rule about Quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PkopCtE
tL.1I,ssly :or THE y TEIBNE hy our cWu refoft'fI
For tue week rnding FepriarJ ID. 1881.
BEANsANp rEA,.

Receifts for the Leans. l4ll pkg' Peas T5o bush,
IN, Re ma a6S TX Pea. ll'i4 bush lac mar
~ l Dyi Ran. "A som what excited owing T. line 'u"-
i,u.,i lPut receipts a.d IOOI tiD2E DIN lRI al ""'
~, deiunS pAtiugN on cti ana az III TO-
otrst : 5,Q4. II fTOws ar quo,aic at "a U'
" sales above ". aud Yet lr hb' ~ u1
,. th,t uyIre Ia. ATc x hUidCr- views ann -
a,6rd hoe" haut.plck q STOCK ir, on ,.'i'
10, .aus aitiiZrd with arrows Mttlul';
and loce ck Ujugt uudtrsl .udHl 10 '''
J,t'ueN arki.F ltIc ' .I'h!
IN no outlet present Tor black Beans ana me IA fEri
,r.,.,v .ul been nckeI mp bl thr
80 ~ II little IN duiIg m Gre n le ~ and pre-
s.dr higher ~0utarru BIarX without ~ rhilA chh &c
a., n, pr, ia bulk qu)ci NJ ihtiF 81 &c
~. IL Ou bush in ard al a higher hGhfe /
r,.rI arc waiting cor navis tiOJ Op IJc II bd Ol
< ltuui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
rGCAA BU&aNESS.

Tho population along the iuo and 10 be reached by the
v,rn connections Numbers bv the census 259O 10
vhayauton of about ~ % -oqull the popua
uon and wealth Of the uibnay 10 the Boston and
Albany and gceay exceeg those tributary TO the Fitch
rg line II IL re- sonabe infer that he local business
weNceed that the Fchburg and be equal that OF the
nj 4 fittuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
Iutrcesi January snd JEly. Issued In Dehomina
$1,000 EACH.

TlI" MASS CHUsErrs CENTRAL RAILROAD OK.
ten Boston and Lowell IA Cambriise tothe troy
Az ,euNrL Dscrhsd. distance OF one hundred ana ten
mi nearly eqrdstADt this EtohOars AMI the Boston
u anv aui +, being LAID with the best of BhGI'sh ssI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
Financial.

MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
WI Sale bY order Of Executor.
L. X. LUDLOW CO will sell at Auction
SATURDAY. FEB. 10, 1881,
ct 1890 O'Clock,
&c Exchange Sales Room, Ill Br0aiway,
The following state Bonds viz:
100 900 Tennessee state Bonds (0ld).
10000 Tennessee state Bonds New SerfeS) ...
5000 North Carolina State BOudJ issued 10 western
North Carolina Railroad.
5000 North Carolina state Bonds Issued 70 wilmington
CharOTte AMI Rutherford Railroad.
100000 North Carolina State Bonds issued under Act OF
March 10, 1866 .
1890 North Carolina State issued under Act Of
900 Noat5 Carolina State Bonds COlD. G5.652l
EXECUTIVE oEFIcE. WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH CONTAIN
NOTICE is hereby given that it Is the inten-
~ OF Western Union Telegraph Company TO provide
lncrease capital tO the ull amount Of
million dollars represented by eight hundred thousand
shares Of hundred dollars each aud 70 ne additional
certificate for that purpose.
Dated New.YOrx. Jan. IL, 1881. - ---.-
lie WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,by
NORVIN GREEN President
A. r. BREWER. Secretary
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financial.
LII who are interested IN rlilr0tI DuSluetS
~ aud milo 60 4ltlsiIt Alpli {ot ~ =" "
l,r Ill nrl'D - trItt Nv ~ ~

ALL who are interested IN rlilr0ld business
n luIinIo. 90 alta 4lDIh GOT ~ LslhU IN \"
MANIAC f,r 1891. nov rrtiy pri'D - ornt' " u IL
OFFICE OF IENoX FIRE INSURANCE CoNPAf'(
10 Sl IS iin2NI" ID a. 1891. )
AT meeting of the Board OF OIfg ,1i ,y o.
~ this company held thu day Mr. ~ icrSr Mr. Geo A.
Jaws. resgnoI and Wlhhm r. W9lmI Jt 2ccrelary
secretary. WILLIAM Z. htoni.2' jus -e'''''
BANKERS and CAPT TAILS Is WI want INTO I'd
ID get tho frbdue iatla1 ot ~. siics ia, Proc
% cents by mai
CASSTOCKS a. CIV K. Il. stocks and Bonds
W bought aud sJli. r. 1. nE&l !. = EAS1a1ss
EAS STOCKS.
An NewYork ami Bro'klyn i!' S'3k, a1l also al xmas
onrnAtt'I ~ A%D IS sXCHNNG place
MIDLAND r. X. OF NEW-JEliSEf,
N'A Green Bay and Minnesota.
CuurACn AND CANADA SOUTHERN,
scOto Valley,
ST JOSEPH AND PACIFIC,
ST. Joseph AMI Western,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA,
NswJ,r ey and New-York.
ROCKIES EK AND SIAlh LINE
brooklyn Elevated
AMERICAN CABLE STOCK,
Iron steamboat Subscriptions.
VICKsBURG AND MERIDIAN,
New.YorS and Greenwood Lake,
AMERICAN UNION ELhGHAFh CO'o
Central Construction scrip.
AMERICAN RAPID lELEGkAPH CO"
Bought and sold by
j. s. Stanton,
| 10 NAssAU-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

III. Lave i'dn ~ 'i' !'7' ""
I wees. il.i nee ui u'hi rs litH AMI " .'"
Coinand ~. ,np,.v p..,.h rol ~ 3 now Rnro' -
irt u frozen sioux co.. iir 40 stncS "A~ tale. "l"r
ir.m LIST " *. hI' Wit 81 'dpP' V.SI I'' 49,"
The arrct pretty well crAI~d ou and ~ - are u rrE
csIcc.s.y fur hirt IuktV-. .. 90 Ia ah ii'"'l
Iurkr, .o about th- sAuie Fresh kH,I F"",- ~ o.. =
en- sta and at II g, Add 'i'irn - "a TO-" e,
Mot n. Fr,h Nrf uN,h~ a." a. o. an q" 'i" i'"' u
Toe. foz"i -iuDa D., ~ iI.t ~ " &C. .
Wind Pigeons hay Attt''t ior m" n lhi'N %" 80" %.
4 Srv weather ''r W-tt "a ""'t -rl q g. "
al g., Squ,b Lty z,t 40 tpe, bHi nrr E'" '"'I'
al the " IL ID C.a ~ ~ uE al. t "H" pc '''
mani tan pi ltac.. A.u-i ~ i'f
IN, poor sum sIid J'. b " liil 81 90 2
An. and ut 81 To- i Gii sc. Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
sTATR.
CHEESE.

Pecents for the week l04i9 boxes; last week, 1921
b0xen correspond ng wecF last year, $50 BOXES E1@s
bOxes iv-rl0O quotations dull ~ b7s decline OF Is - inc
caO unfavoObe private ADV es and large STOCK Offering
Xnorters are buyng cautiously ami hOt much free
dOn sill the stock OF strictly facy Chresr ~ tOug no
10 whit feather. CONSIDER abe business has been
done medium grades. pa me continued Ir'e a'IFas
an, "a. lover Than week ago Hds.ins taat were sa
abe AT Ilc last week sclbnga lQt Ihe N iket
general ana sellers spchu muOh UNIV W VI hS "
lind buyers Quotations.; -
state factory fancy 1871 Do Far TO Good.lI @l2
DO. 70 prime re e. no. "a, sSf s S1asGq
DO DO F Fa s1ils ~ DO sooi
Quo goo to prne.l2 Gl2'a
EGGS.
Receipts for week last week. ~ Pkg cor
responding week last year 1880 pkKs: WIN s.p!hhus
coming cr slowly Oh account 81 severe Mu'n,l
i'm inc West aud wIshouts on the tOiH pleNenuhg ueH
from running snd much larger e"",hh'm TP ~ va.
smIh,rn Eggs 33c. FOR nearby stock. Quotations;
jersey. H. l.. aud ~. We ,ol,n liI'''-'' .. ~ -
ui mean w pey "on 81 d. southern aJ2
FRUITS BERRIES ASD NUGs-DRIED
REGENTS OF DRIED Fruits ior the week lBJG pkgs WIN
d6G kSs Of Peanuts OSJ pkga al Pecan Nae, Ehpo,o
nj nrrd Appe- A0J2 pkgs TIE Absefse u any 'ohaluol'
or lbs demand for kvapOraIed Apes causes u W.
yres II II viii leai to An export order Tor aIo
EoScs OF Prime Apples nel a. &C. the same goou S
held month ago AZ &c y ape toc@ al al Tie
n I6sr hrclns before there much movement sun,
l a,nes are lso Gull and III red lower y ees Con-
On QnlIters be 0ought al g CARLOAD or, b,i
quality Prime vas suia a. 80; ,e 900 nj Tic OdI
lots OF inrrior stale QuIrers ID E: are sehlng ~
&C. small lots OF EvapJtate rSd1a d Am
.ai n hi MT l302ic Plums and Cherries ABOUT seahy
BackOerrles dull and lower Peanuts "i'nOu' "NUOi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

The C'toh y beng lhetyd ltrtv icr'y any me- r..
rates tlro' obN '.'
only NO- :. ANA sill At trr elGiiVe NaI7 O'''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16

Frbm the assessment roll Of Assessor
Dunno, says the Gold Hill News, it would
appear that out OF a population Of about
2 1000 souls, the four banks OF Storey
County have but about 1000 deposits Of
money, made by 800 different persons. OF
the 800 depositors some have deposits in
each OF the four banks and some few have
money deposited for safe keeping with
their stock brokers. The moneys on de-
post In Storey County banks and brokers'
offices, aggregate, in round numbers, the
sum Of $780, 900. This sum includes the
moneys OF the mining interpretations
(which does not amount to q great deal,
however, as most Of their coin is kept in
California;, the deposits OF the various
labor unions and secret societies, the
moneys Of the Virginia and Truckee and
Carson and Colorado railroads, as well as
the deposits of individuals. This showing
is a poor one for the ~workingmen of the
Comstock, as it is easily to be presumed
that few Of them are numbered among the
800 depositors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16
A LEAD loom.
b New York Market Practically
Bare.


Bare.
The state OF the lead market is q subject
that concerns the people Of this district
very greatly. OF course the production Of
lead here is but IN incident OF mining for
gold and silver. yet 1t is an article which
controls in no small degree the prosperity,
or the reverse, Of our leading industry.
In a word. mining In Eureka pays better
when the price of lead ia up. We are
therefore glad to note that q boom appears
imminent. This statement Is made on the
authority Of no less q parsonage than
Professor Rossiter W. Raymond. His pa
Per, the Mining and Engineering Journal,
mas the %subjoined regarding the New York
market The article has continued to i'm
prove and has been very active. We note
sales Oh l,400 tons Of Richmond lead, to
arrive In October and November, at Az c..
since then there have been sales of about
ooo tons at A 04. 90c., while at the close
DC. asked. Refined Is held at 5.20c. The
market is practically bare of lead, and the
Indications point to a very strong market
,or some months to come. 1t Is o we'll
xnown fact that the production Of lead has
increased wonderfully since the discovery
o. Leadville, the production OF that Camp
having reached the amount we predicted
" would, and which was denied strongly
ny a large number Of the producers
throughout the country, and a bare mar
xet at the present time indicates that the
consumption must be immense. OF course
me Richmond Company has about 10, 900
IONS stored at Eureka; but even when
.nis 10 counted, the consumption will be
found to be much larger than most per-
sons suppose IL il,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16
The Amput.ted celestial.

A Palisade correspondent OF the sESrr-
MEL complains that Commissioner Camp
bell declined to extend county aid to the
Chinaman lately injured on the Central
Pacific Railroad. The railroad left him on
the hands Of the people Of Palisade. The
Chinese residents of that place refused to
have anything to do with him. The Com
missioner was then notified by telegraph
OF the circumstances Of the case. He an.
swered that the law did not authorize aid
in such cases. Thereupon the people OF
palisade concluded to ship the wounded
Celestial to Eureka, law or no law. As the
unfortunate devil was duly received and
placed in the hospital, where he is being
properly cared for, the publication in full
Of our correspondents letter becomes I'M
necessary. His leg has been amputated
and he is being tenderly cared for gener
ally,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16

Approximate net earnings In June,
1851. <o'o1o .
Cost of charcoal bought during the
month more than used ............ 6,276 80
Another charge brought by the Mining
Record against the management is that in
the annual report Of 1880 there appears
in each a considerable amount paid to
Laidlaw Il Co. Of New York for advances
These advances repaid exceed the items
credited as having been received from
Laidlaw & Co., and the disparity is made
| the subject of an agonized howl from the
Record. The so-called discrepancy is
easily explained by the fact that the
amounts credited as having been received
from Laidlaw 4 Co. were for the respec-
tive years only, while the amounts charged
as repaid were partly in settlement of old
balances due Laidlaw & Co. for advances
made in previous years. II 3 balance
sheet were made OF the whole four years
operations, the apparent discrepancies
would at once disappear.
Whether the movement" to wrest
control Of the property from its present
managers, which the Record is trumpet
ing 30 loudly, will amount to anything or
not, one thing is certain. the mine cannot
be more wisely or economically managed
in the future than it has been in the past,
and that is the cheerful verdict, Of every
interested person in California and Ne
vada. The Exchanges advice is to let
we'll enough alone.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16
OPEN sEssION-4, 30 r. NJ.

Yellow jacket Gas Gas; Belcher 3hs
s4os S30a; Hale Il Norcross 1885 sAs;
California Is 95s; Crown Point 245s 2los
2s5b; Sierra Nevada l0Ab 1osss; Best *
Belchsr Has has 11s6s; Bullion Cos;
Union 10As 10h a; Bodie 9hs ell; Ex-
ehequer hob; Con. Virginia 2lOs; I'M
perial lob goa; Mexican Gas 9ass; Gould
&Curry Ga; Savage On b; Alta AIS; Utah
shs 9kb b; Mono 340b; Benton 95b; Potosi
2SOb; Sutro 15b;. Savage 2s0b; Alpha
4sOb; Chollar 240b; Silver King 2ob; Over
man l30b 1854.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16

The Silver State says that seven head Of
Polled Angus cattle passed through Win
nemucca on Thursday last direct from
Scotland, on the way to the Sandwich ISL
ands. They were imported by Hon. Jas.
/. Dowsett and Hugh A. Ferguson for the
purpose Of improving their stock in King
Kalakaua's dominions. The chief charac-
~teristics OF the Angus cattle are the total
absence Of horns, shining black color and
smafl size. Two Of them had calves about
the size of setter dogs. They were in ex-
cellent condition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16

The Satellite Mining Company yesterday
filed articles Of Incorporation, with the fol-
lowing persons as directors: R. Richard,
Mark NJ. johnson, W. o. Mills Jr., J. j.
Kermeen and r. X. Morrison. The OBJ
jects of the incorporation are for purchas.
ing. owning and working mines, erecting
and conducting reduction works in Eure-
ka, Nevada. Capital stock, $40, 900, 600;
100, 900 shares at $40 each; term Of exist
anca. 90 vaara.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16

b. Alexander, Of the Red House, yester-
aay had his place stocked with the finest
lot OF peaches, pears, plums, apples and
grapes that we have ever seen brought to
,his market. The peaches were large and
luscious. Mr.. Alexander has made perma-
OF fruit daily.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16
Erect or High Living.

Virginia Chronicle: A Chinaman en-
gagged with others in working . vegetable
ranch a mile south OF Carson, dropped
dead on Sunday last while eating his even
ing meal Of pork clippings. soy ana rice;
and died Immediately. His companions
took his body out Of their howell and re-
sumed their repast with increased appe-
tita.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16
+. 4 p. PAssENGER TRAVEL.
Hotel Arrivals.

Jackson House-John Bullen. Ruby Hill;
Miss Ladd, Mrs. A. Longley, Mrs. Ladd,
Palisade; @. p. Hall, s. F.:C. s. Crandall,
". ]. Mcintyre, George Goss, f. C. X.
X. R.; John s. Mayburgh, Elko; ]. P.
Mcfarland, John Foster, Antelope Valley;
W. H. Graham, city.
Parker House-A. B. Miller. Hunting
ton Valley; !. Martin, Garden Pass; j. W.
simpson. Duckwater; T. 8. Marchant, L.
schoen, /. Hyman, s. F.
Turner House-W. Vincent, R. Rogers,
Sonora; W. ]. Reseigh, Nevada City; Il. ].
kinde, M. Halpin; Diamond Springs; H.
storey, Prospect MI; Dan. McCauly, Pine
valley; Q. Duncan, d. Smith, J. Andrews,
Garden Pass,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16

Gold Hill News: Tom Lane, q Sage
brusher, whose name is familiar in almost
every house on the Comstock, is reported
10 have found q bonanza at last. The mine
is said to be in Gold Mountain District,
and a six. foot vein Of ore, 1104eet from the
surface. givss assays Of s7s in gold and W
In silver.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16
variety raIeut Coming.

Mr.. Come of Music Hall has received
information from Mr.. Sprague, now in
San Francisco. Of the engagement Of four
frst-class variety performers. two ladies
and two gentlemen, including Dick Wes-
tern as stage manager. Mr.. Western ID
we'll known in Eureka, having been con-
nected with q variety troupe here some
years since, in which. Mr.. Come was in
terested. The party will arrive on satur.
day, and In connection with some local
talent will appear next week.