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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
Cruelty to Animals.

EDITOR SENTINEL: l have been lately in
formed that there is much talk and threats
OF prosecution against me for cruelty to
animals, on account Of my way Of operat-
ing on animals to preserve the flesh. l
contend that there is no cruelty in the pro-
cess, as the animal Ia first instantaneously
rendered insensible by the pressure of az
shaped iron bolt into the brain, which ends
all further feeling, when the preserving
fluid is forced into the veins Of the neck,
while the heart OF the animal is still beat
ing, for Is or 20 minutes before it is
slaughtered and skinned. now request
n scientific man in Eureka, or elsewhere,
to state whether they consider this cruelty
or not. Very truly, j. A. JONES.
Eureka, June 20, 1881.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
A Timely warning.

The Board Of Fire Underwriters OF San
francisco have issued q circular to insur-
ance agents, warning them Of the danger
which threatens the property Of COM
munitles, during the celebration OF the
Fourth OF July, from f~irecrackers, bombs
and other explosives. and informing them
=. inc imperative Importance Of adopting
precautionary measures to prevent fires.
Lney are urged to request the citizens at
,srge 70 hll vessels with water and keep
.aelr hose In readiness for instant use
mould occasion require. No doubt the
people OF Eureka and Ruby Hill will take
.ae necessary steps to tide over the day
sl.nout . calamity. and not let ~Independ-
snce Day add another misfortune to the
record Of our local history.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

scraps from the Notebook of the
sentineI's Reporter.

thG NOAt-00Oh OI the
sentiners Reporter.
Judge Henry Rives arrived last night
from the East.
The days are warm and the nights cool
splendid for sleeping.
The Wales Con. will pay all bills to-mor-
row at the Parker House.
The thermometer stood at IS degrees
at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
superintendent Robinson of the Bay
State mine was in town yesterday.
A quantity of ore arrived last evening
from the Bay State mine at Newark.
DIR. Thoma left this morning for Pals
ade, but expects to return this evening.
An election of officers takes place to-
night in the Knights Of Pythias Lodge.
Mrs. W. E.. Griffin and Miss M. E.
Griffin arrived from the East last night.
Two hundred houses Of all descriptions
are in course Of construction in Salt Lake
City.
Sam Pramenko has recovered from his
rheumatism sufficiently to be ON the streets
again.
Billy Davidson, Of the Postofice Book
store, is receiving a fine stock of cigars
and tobacco.
Albion shares yesterday advanced sixty
cents over the day previous, and 1885
shares were sold.
The Rescue. Hose Ball Committee was
out again yesterday selling tickets. We
did not learn what success they had.
Molinelli & Smith yesterday secured
another car for the California excursion,
and they need just 80 more subscribers to
fill it.
A dispatch from Palisade last evening
stated that Rudolph Olsen was no better,
and that there was little hope of his re-
coyery.
County Physician Todd has the finest
carriage in town. 1t was manufactured for
him by Messrs. Barlow & Henderson, on
South Main street.
In the District Court yesterday in the
case of Sachelarias VS.. E.. & P. Railroad
Company, the jury returned a verdict in
favor OF the plaintiff.
The Wood River News says that J. S.
Whitton has just returned from an ex-
tended trip up the river. He is looking
over the mines, and is now going to Little
Wood River on a tout Of inspection.
Frank b. Anderson is making bushels of
money for the Travellers Accidental In
surance Company. Nearly one-half Of
those going on the July excursion have
taken out policies, which range all the way
from S. up to $50.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

B. Rothschild has opened a tobacco en-
porium on the west side Of North Main
street. and runs the establishment on .
wholesale and retail basis. he will sell
one cigar or 10000, at figures which, he
intends, shall surprise the trade. Mr..
Rothschild has o large stock OF fresh
cigars and tobacco on hand, comprising In
the cigar line one Of the most extensive
varieties ever offered to the public here.
The advertisement will be found in an
othar column.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

Nearly all our contemporaries, says the
Stock Report, had articles about the con-
junction Of the planets, showing more or
less ignorance on the subject, and more or
less extraordinary notions concerning
longitude, but the only on OF them when
had the enterprise to get up o diagram
showing the relative position OF the sun
and the planets on Sunday, morning last
was the Bodie Free Press, which mus sup
plemented q very well written notice OF tne
qreat Astronomical event OF the year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
ANumarous d

In Eureka, Nevada, another Order has
been started, and it is called the Dam
phool Infrmary. We judge that it is very
ancient, says the Grass Valley Free Lance.
since men eligible to membership have
lived in all the past and 1t is predicted
that the Order will be very numerous.
The Order ia charitable and already has .
big start. It will loon climb over the
Sierra Nevada summit, and be established
in California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

The COmstOck Edition, with Amend.
atoms and Interlineatf0ns A
Cr0sscut ON ssPrOverbs.'
Virginia Chronicle.

virginia Chronicle.
A FOOLS wrath is presently known, but a
prudent man waiteth till he getteth the
drop.-Proy. 1916
He that speaketh truth sheweth forth
righteousness; but the mining Superin-
tendents sheweth forth the weekly letter.
Prov. 12-17.
The prudent man concealeth knowledge,
and when asked by the Superintendent his
opinion of black sulphuret ore declareth
it to be kindly porphyry and holdeth fast
to his job; but the foolish miner proclaim
eth the truth and is bounced.-Prov. 1928.
Wealth got by vanity shall be dimin-
ished, but he that gathereth by labor
sinketh it in assessments and pileth up the
millions of the few.-Prov. 1911
The wealth Of the sinner is laid up for
the just. Address of the just: Nevada
Bank, northwest corner Pine and Mont
gomery; and corner Fourth and Town
send. prov. 1922.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
New Comet.

Our dispatches this morning mention
the discovery Of a new comet, which was
visible both in the East and West yester-
day morning. Captain Hubbard Of Eureka
claims that he made q similar discovery
yesterday morning, and as the gentleman
Informed o SENTINEL reporter OF 1t
during the day before the dispatches an
nounced the fact, he is entitled to consid-
cradle credit for his observation. The
Captain got out Of bed at 4 A. NJ. to look at
the planetary exhibition, and as his eagle
eye scanned the heavens 1t drew q focus on
the comet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
OPEN SESSION -4:sO p. M.

Rspton 95b la 95s Is; Alta 1855 390b;
aanId 4 Curry 6ssa 6sss; Justice 1b;
Union l2Ls i2hb: Best Il Belcher l4a;
Sierra Nevada 1917 s lbs IAN s;Yellow JACKIE
5sa54s; Utah lob; Bullion l45a; Ophir
7ss7hb; Belcher ga b; Potosi SAB; Al
biou AS 4s0s; Potosi 1855; California
ia5b l4Oa; Chollar 255b; Mexican Has;
Con, Virginia 315s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

Carson Index: A disturbance occurred
during the performance at the Opera
House last evening, caused by the arrest
Of one Of our belligerent citizens, VINO
seemed to have taken serious otiense 2. ms
wife who sat upon a seat in front OF him.
He IL said to have assaulted her, and was
about to draw a pistol. The audience IN
that portion of the house we're aiafm sa
for a few moments before the cause Oh 'he
difficulty became known.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
Excur.ion and Picntc.

An extensive family picnic is being ar
ranged to take place at Cottonwood Park
VI sunday, July 8. Tom Trainor, tho pro-
prieior OF the place. in the meantime will
Employ several men to repair some parts Of
my, sus road through the canyon, which are .
as.ie 700 siding for timid people, and rem
v ~ sne thoroughfare n Of the finest in
sae county. The road over the mountains
.Is 'ne Park will also be improved. Be-
saass anording q most delightful drive, the
EaoPosed excursion and picnic will be .
,suniy reunion not before enjoyed by the
people Of the Range.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

A party. consisting in part OF MRS +. W.
Cole. Mrs. ]. e. Platter. Mrs. e. R. olute'
Mrs. W. p. Haskell, Miss Marion hoDin,
son, and escorts, will make an excursion ~
to Cotton wood Park to-day, n revel ~ ~
the sunshine and amidst the mowers "
that beautiful basin. They Will 60 pr,
vided with picnic stores, and spend she aa'
In pastoral communion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

Inc Italian ranches are making hay
'ai'e the sun shines, and those east Of Eu-
'sAA nave commenced to cut the grass.
s sni'n has aourished splendidly this sea
y, ,Ua: Many tons will be stored away. and
sns Italians believe that they will have
sauagn Tor their own use until next year
without going 10 market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

Parker Houses. G.. Fish, Boston; r.
H. Grant, Gold Hill.
Jackson House-W. n. Powell, New
York; J. Laetcher, England; ]. Simpson,
Phoebe; NJ. Hartnett, Prospect Mountain;
Z. Hartnett, Eureka tunnel.
Turner House,. Strieber, Reno; X.
Esppler and wife, San Francisco; Miss Z.
Block, Miss @. Smith, Elko.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
The Games at Austin.

There being a general desire to see the
positions in which the Albions played at
Austin, we append the scores. In the first
game the same positions were maintained
throughout. We regret, however, that
the clubs did not keep a complete record
OF the play, in order that the public could
judge of the meritorious performance Of
each member. The score for the initial
game is as follows
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
Infarmation wanted.

information is wanted concerning Frank
Osborne, who was last heard Of at Cornu-
copia, New, in October, 1874. He was
we'll known in Eureka, Hamilton, Elko
and palisade. Any information whatever
will be thankfully received by A. B. Mum
son, P. M, Blair Lodge, No. 314, A.. F.&
A. M.. Palmerston, Ontario, Canada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
Nice summer Drink.

At the City Drug Store, Martin yester-
dav got his soda fountain in good working
order. and is now prepared to furnish q
verv pleasant drink of soda water to the
thirsty. He has all the various favored
syrups, and they are delicious. Drop in
ana sample the beverage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

lager q Horn, ofthe Capital Market, have
As Of the finest beef ever brought to
cs,., eaa. Johnny Horn purchased the
MAJ IN Huntington Valley last week, and
'A's are now being killed for this market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

Has the most complete wholesale liquor
and cigar establishment on the coast, and
the only one in Eureka. He buys his
goods in the East, and is prepared to fur
nish the trade at San Francisco prices. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

Wood River Miner: Nearly every foot Of
land within 10 miles Of HALEY suitable for
ranches has been taken UP, fenced, and in
some instances partially cultivated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

ass msssrs. franklin q Co. have the finest
msslsa4ent OF carpets ever brought to this
prieas and sell them at astonishingly low
pat,ss.. osll and examine the various
sesns' No trouble to show goods. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

IMPORTED cigars, finest brands kept BY
Davidson at the P. o. Cigar Stand. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24

rrss.s;ss iy and secure bargains at the San
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
=. a p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS LAST MONT.

" Griffin 4 wife Miss M T. Griffin
yLDrew Judge II Rives
n Dollan J Eustice
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
...,nay,s STOCK SALES.
r.a,cisco stock Exchange.

-
MORNING BOARD.
40 ophir-H %, -
IA Mexican-lZs ~
90 90 Gould 4 Curry-I az
ivy post 4 Belcher-14a l4i
,nSS Cali.ornia-looc looc
iy SIO S~avage-345c SOC 9as.
I x Con Virginia-S4oc So'c
a95 Chollar-37Oc u
SoS potosi-335c 330c a.
S " Hale & Norcross-4S1
al Crown Point-265c 2ooe
l2lo v vn1,ow .Jacket-5s 5l-90 %
S,0 Belcher-33oc ~
s So S~Nevada-l44 l4s
$50 Utah-ll ios
10 Bullion-l49c
ss Exchequer-l33c
~ 0yerman-145c 1ioe
1 lS3 gUpron-l23 12s III
Zoo California IL
40 Alta-34 3SOc
40 Julia-45c
iM Challenge-Soc
"a "a Lady Washington-2oe
ZOO Andes-20oc
Is Scorpion-l}
"a Caledonia -40c
l2O Benton-9oc
1GO Curtis-13,
80 N Ex Utah.lloc io2c
IN New Wells-Fargo-3oc
100 New York-l5c
AFTERNOON BOARD.
ao Relmont-S0c 85c
100 G Prize-25c
100 Argenta-l5c
800 Star-2oc
400 Tuscarora-3oc
i0O Belle Isle-lOcsl0
10 Day-2l0c 205c2
,90 Albion-420c Abe
800 Wsles-l5Oc
30 Mt. Diablo-9l
90 Bechtel-l20c
10 N Beliefs
100 B~odie-7blo
90 Tioga-65c
40 Syndicate-35c
200 S Podie-10c
40 Mono-3
ITO Noonday-l4
go N N~oondsy-70c
,s0 Oro-75c 1880 SOC
Is Tiptop-34
% S king-2li 212
200 Sulphuret-3O5
80 Belmont-S0c
80 Becbtel-lg
100 Tranquility 2
Is Albion-420 4l0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
LADIES

Will confer a favor on us and save on their
purses by giving us q call before making .
purchase elsewhere. as they can easily discern
the difference between our prices and those of
our competitors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-24
CENTLEM en-
THANKS.

We thank our customers for their past pat
ronage, and hope they will continue to favor
us. We will try and merritt
, 1881-12-13

lH krnrr,l trn,H throughout tho stnl,tty ut this
season lne nna uac1f it'lt 10 tn,u extent. md
Ella! .Es ask weak I" sl,::st s1dGti this weuk.
Thy i!a.lrSa: aDwnver, aro i.,ost lny"ras,o when
ShsS ,shan s' %,sh at sS Sf tho o w9es Ss!o .
inersnso this Voc is ntlparai with ilc aorr's-
apo,ial,ix week lust ycur ninu,inta ~ ~ per
SS I'LL @eak ma 'Sstss saS o tndp prsY ss9e
ouy week.. 'rIs ,shnw4 That general bas-
ngas ts in!cscaAinE ! Just INV in much
lnst yonr. IN fact. \ pnnts 70 tho existonco q
wltlespreA.i prosperity, which REFLECTS .1norrlnRly
ttcss. III Now York. thu ncrcaninHe uf lncrcases
" nKa1nst tlcerets9 II lNN lhst weak. ana al2
tho E,ss"s week ThIs h"w"ver 'natea \"
since Tin exchanges III New York fur Tho werk
c:Sl1g l,ee: !. !ss,: woro nnary a tsr cs.. less
showlnx loercnso q ~ pr cent whon brought
Int ,can'par!:, on.,'i9 o. IN My Iork ,Mo
Seek. m In "f$s Ill., @ .ls'.ns tho 'p c.,rts:Soi. SSs
s II ,C Sta. u.s II New 'nS York sSsws
galn nt i.p per scrt M In " conpnrel wltn tso
ern oitIus, iiostot,, wSIct, il tho onir citr mow
1olow tho linc, and whc. bus not fully rocuy-
erest from tho lingering u'Fects Of tho l'ntItlo
nt n Atandstl sliuws ,Eccrousc of u. pnr cent,
aEalnst ~ ner cont lust weok. l'h.i!delphia,
Ssh sG s"tu of aets rees s i" y pcs
cent. ngalnst 20 per cent lust wcck. lialtniore
ntsu shuws Rnli, nt ~ ner cent, nKAinst a.b per
Gent Inst week.. There nprcnrs 10 le no chnl.uo
dustriea. md ihls s e!etr!y rolIcnteu III tho OK
chnnKes Of cities Hltunscl III aur Yrtr,t tnnntt.
rattutiftg islstrlrts. IN tho RtIHth. Whnre cotton
Is com!ng In moro freely, Memphis hrf Now Or.
lenns hav1 ngniu lifted tholr hclsts AbUve Tic
Inc. X nuMber OF Western eitles show great
gAin.
FOMEtQH.
t.p.rOS, Dec. 1S-j p, nl.--Consots, moucy,
M .. n; account. W 7.iD. '
American sct,trilles-New is, extended. 1ni1{;
AS, lish; 4s, IL. Illinois Centrn!, E,7l;: Penn
Eric. +7!l: do seconds, i04; loading, 3,+.
TANts, Due. t..-lkeutes, S5f VIC.
NEw t,tLEANS.
New OnI.EANa, Dee. ls.-S'ght exchange IN
Now York pur. Sterling exchnnxe, bahkers'
bIlts. 41akt, ----
, 1881-12-13
AMERICAN PORK IN FRANCE
How tho NIlEclaIcyoMs Decree Istcrltct
Iatr 1t f,nuun lufn l:1lxfcncc.

How f1tH UftEHJ11NrnHH 1tpFrQa TUfNri1tft
,nr II fnrmo luto Erlxtcncc.
UNION COLLEGE, scIfEsEcTApY. N: y, Dec.4.
cordtpe to tho cable dspntchrs, 1t Is probable
that there will soon 10 withdrawal OF tho
French cmbnrao m American noyr ns tlo
now Ministry Is understood 10 10 favorable
to such . measure, and stops hnvo been
~ sansa " sso"so w.. ". .nnu " 'nns "ow uo Me'. W
examine tne course o. tnis lool'sn movement III
them and to w, It hu, bccu little olse than a
scuro started BY rNrtcs Interested IN Interfering
With cur trlle Id meats, and first nrceptel Dy
tho French nntion Mt Iurre In d thouRuticsa aud
precipitate ma,nor.
The mattor was brought boforo tho Academy
81 fon fra n r. nst " ~ ~
great tlnuKcr froil discussed pork sent to rrtco
from tie Gnlted stntes, Tic putgr threw terror
into tho medical cnulp. Tho must rnliIcu nicas-
witSomt any dcs.sotl. At its 81 next a' meeting ] !.
and several Of It's most distlugnisheil mcn.uers
declnrod thorc WITS no fDhndhtion Tor nlIrI.
and 51as i haa Hssn ha. P,oSf
parn.stss in Infected moat, WREN sucG sdoutJ
appcar. Several Of lilo tr,olnoors sletoulSd tno
= ae ecs e sa assssa wi al 'aw tSo
mene 70 So acsjy Dfs sesss P o o
made ali going 10 PROV, tno ioiiy Of tho scaso sra
Kcboursot, tho famous yeturnnry sursson atai
chen,ist. has subjected sreat variety 81 antInal
Even ID seaso to tor u 9as e'to 10
iaSosstossy aase satea tae I'm Meat %Illoat eyil NJ
on the strength u these testimonials tho
yuantiy na1ufcd TIC c,,,,S.l aeuisst IN ;nvs nv.
ernlnel,t Tor adopting with such haste u ,ueasuro
, 1881-12-13

receipts Wrtp lArECr. Alltl auIl.n lurHl holders
wrta' au.lnlss to Hrt MT nr tim deals So that tnry
tnIHht rnloy ths !,n.f'iyA III peace. rh!s brought
out otler sc,[crs, uhtoy lucnt, tho Eastern upor-
htora having alrc,ldy turned their attention to
slinrlrV mp homo acconnls for tho on1 or tho
ycar. The tendency hero WIS. thnfofOrr, rlustIy
to tlNilhess, and that generally n,eans lower
rrlcea. Notncsin,es accompanied BY enough ne-
tfvlty to lnduco wunknoss. The British innElcts
nrc expected to 10 ttio bottor than i.Utriial from
t.uw I'LL wook after MIR holihys nru nvor.
A1cas pork sctlor ctosu lso towur ut ela.7saits7i
for tnnunry aud $11.psl0t0.g7.i for Febrl,nry.
1'nr,l etueot easier, ut e16MtG tO.n7.s for new
scllcr necomtor md $li.o1ys1btl.io for Jununry.
ahort ribs c!nse Ho luwcr nt &s.s5&bs.17.i arllur
Fol,Ft'nry. Wheat closed 1i4o lower, ut st.2I'.GD
l,s1i for December. and $i..S& % .2SA for Feb.
rlinry. Torn cIuscti MGb,.u lower, Mt ,;IGt}!<u
fnr Dccembcr and raltGaGo!4o FOR Muy. Onts
closed i1:io lower. ut 40,t tbiN7so for Dotu,n,,cr,
t4siftt4ato for lhu,tary. aid tAi6etiau for hiay.
Ryn clt'sod uno!,anEel, ut n7a;o bid FOR nccrtn-
bor and $lN paid FOR Fu1r,lnry. harley ososnd
"siG1}O lower, mt flUHs fnr Jununry No. Z. and
M!ie for Dupcmbcr. nnd sl4o FOR Jaut,ary No. j.
Hogs were quiet mud steady, at s,.hlGl6Oj fnr
light und at *5.7OltH.55 for heavy. Cattle wero
active and tfrln, With snlcs VI inferior to extra
Mt $nn.0GGlg.A.
J9nbcts Vt domestic md foreign lry goods re-
port light rclitrn 1Umuttl. There IA s0lno ,lo-
pnrtMontal nclsvity-notnbly lii xuods suitable
for tho hottdny tratta-but tho vultlmo OF busi-
moss IA Il0t largo. tInpts aud sioeh roMntn tlull
nstlo also clothing md millinery Rnotls. Tho
grocery tunrkor Ind no now TEXTURES. Thuro
was qufot movement ut nbDut previous figures
tho prevalent feeling beinR enss. Dried fruits
continue luil and cnsy. Fish wore inactive nnd
ttuchnrKcl. In tho butter mArkGt thoru wns
continued 1liot. prices rnnHiuE nbDut rs bUfnro.
Chccsc remains lhnctlvc and unsettled. Dansers
IN oils reported an unchanged market. CUal
, 1881-12-13
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were 1lod for rec
ord Monday, Doc.1s:

The following Instruments werc Alcd for rec
ord Monday, Dec r.:
uity PROPERTY.
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0;s: II 1.i: saa s5 sfs's g. l. asssa WHIT
pss!ss s;ss " j: y };.$5s,;; s ;S5:
sfS$ ;:s iii; i Ssi;;* ;;sass
;!s;S is;S &ss;E
x: $$!ss sS VI; / II ;jI d sss;;
II s;ss 1T; Ssl;S is;ioi i ;!st
~! ii s,;5 ;s$. s Hs;$; i K
s;:$ jSa ;s;ss ~
VII; fiji; E$$i y s:;:. *S1;
aesa ssis ss e. & a"a It :f' e %.ass;
's'y sa;ta sS'i It.: y .asS g pa4, afs; lna
4 ;atsS Hss' il tjasoSsoh ( Ta'la'aa fu x. ,.o
%as'1 t 3 Ss's i It KS
Ts: !:1S; +: 4 i q 'S%'s!' 'sn III &
"$:$s 4 $s;si w. ii ;. ;s$;siJ
Atlfa iiUyIanl 24M
Lists
II. ttntell lice. II. N. NHa&v ~ David Hischl, 1O
BHutt usnrb!lrn Il, la..iatt nortl nt lLn,,wAx
nv. " t. 4Ik!N #. l1AprOyel. intAl Auv, ~
aushi ,...................,..,... 2s0
so' a',r. a'1 " x,5'' asa o' Ssv*s
t;sh,T;se$ IL H. ;sssa IL III: tsss tsr!gs i. q esf
shuiiaii ~. 6Sswasn H1biS a.i #silt;'iiSln'
u, " I. u Il tn nl!ay. ilntsu Suv. :! tInnlas H.
kortnn tu Da*!d Glofas,.................... i.i5H
SOUTH NJ CRY l.lM!rs WITHIN 4 MAntNs or skyxS
AlLEB hF THE FUtIhF-HHt'hK.
Chestnut st, u It q OF Seslt'ns. I. HxlssM II.
dated sepl, ~ lnatntu uf It'll ]. AtcfoIes to-
datsa sep,. y t.aMa luIty q ah! tM!.h!.... s,W
South ttaafh0rn u e. II . " Thirty ninth, No
|. 45xlU 4. tnted Doc. tGaoaKe u, i'tRht O
FSp,y..asest. .; H. III /; - aGua, '
'i21 II. dated lluc tlA. y. Datlcr ~ John liar-
WQl ~ a at &a MIL
, 1881-12-13
BUSlNE ESS.
Stocks Dull but Firm, with
Money Easier. ~
Report Of Fresh Disagreements Be.
tween the Railroad = =
a. Magnates. -
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Chicago still Sending Currency 10 tue
Country-0tller Financial
Matters.
Tie Produce Markets Mors Active, and
Generally Lower with Larger
offerings.
Pork and Ribs Weak, BECAUSE Of Big Stocks
An Increase In tho Recolpts
ol Grain.


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Money was easier. elosuR bid Mt per cent,
but sacks wtro dull. Prices moved within
narrow fluctuations. Stocks were not inftuonccd
by ,aauy news REPORTS Of Importance. It was
sal.l that tho lntcst railrond conference h..d
broken up ID row. md TINT tho Erie mud
Pennsylvania raads had begun cutting rutcs
with rrncwtd fcroclty f,ut prtcea dill not show
tho an.t ,at ,nI',,,; bnv, ,on,, ovmo,," sr,
tuo e"cc1 tuas th'R"t Ause peen e1peeteu !fu'"
auch an announcement, nnd"it was snrnllscd
lilnt the Representatives OF tho roals would get
together again.
f,,,.tI 49,. ~.n ,.,,, a.. ,,n ,.. IN. mn
ooula aaa sage afo SOU 70 pe long ;S.aoW
shhfcs ot etocRt Utmost oil ok It western Union
~ ~ $50 - eooe