davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-09-16

W. htvo now over 100000 bu Of whcnt In
storn In this alt7, md It wutiLd hnye becn nearor
h,0tD,G0 bn but FOR tho moving nut Of tho posted
whcat. Tho stncks elsewhere nro also. lar9c,
though tito movement from tho farm hns buen
small. Tho fuct II that recent prices arc higher
than consumers hnvu cared tO my, though tho
advance hero has mule II necessary for thum to
bkt up lii order to obtnln supplies. Those sup
piles hArc. however, iarYcly gone from othor
points. tn other words, tho people here have
lnnsts nlurkGt 0n which other folks coull aelt.
After tito disposal af tho Increased supplies from
other so,srucs which high prices always
brIug out. 1t mny be pcccssnry for American
wheat hoLdcrs to accept lower figures. Tho
situation Is not by any lneanB encouraging. We
nFo now fully 10 per bu nbovo MT export bnss,
witt, tho prospect oE n decided ntvnnco In
freight rntes as tho Reasnn of navigation draws
to Il close. This advance would Increase tho dis
advantage, otIer things Remaining tho same.
0f COURSE lf wo could bcEln tic winter with
o.npty bIus it would bo reasonable enough 10
trade above an export basis, Hnd accumulate
stocks 10 boimovch ont. III tho spring. ulder
present conditions tho margin uf 5c loss to
shippers ia Il commercial nbsurdIty.
1t now looks as II VIC shali bcEln tho winter
with warehouses; full OF whnnt md cnrn. Thnt
Will MGatl TINT VIC clfttlut tnkG cAro Of fresh Rr
rivals 0f xrntn during tho winter, cxcupt ns tho
old IL moved out by rail; md that means thnt
tU0 "eSL VIII Hu&llI1 uH ~ lu0 E!l0ICS ul tn0 TILL.
roads. and will probably havo to pay dearly
fnr tho c,lt-rates Of tho Summer scns0n.
Probably tho 4nr3oss trAnsaotion tn butter that
cyor tUnk place In this city occurred ycstordny,
onu ilrm uu South Wator street selling i,H53 tubs,
or about L. car-loads, for shipment East, tho
prices for tho tlIFtrout grades being 17!so for
Iah!e- pnckcd, a0o ior juno. dairy, and s71io iur
Juuc crcnmcry.
Eggs hus riz:" Seldom at this season of tho
ycar has tho prlcu or cxrs t,een ns high ut tho
prcscnt ttme. Tho receipts hive beon snln!l,
and growing srnaier for tho pnst fortnight, md
tho daily arrivals nrc hardly sufficient to supply
tho wNnts Of tho tr,tlo. Yesterday tho prtcs ud.
yance.l from 17e to :9o per tlozcn, mud quite n
number Ut snlca were lnnte Mt @ic. Tllosu oxor.
h!tnnt nznrps Will tend tn brng out tho fruit
house stocks carlior thnn lsal,nI.
Tho Jump nf i5c per hu In tho prlco Ut INK.
seed within tw1 days III attributed by lllu opcrns
ors therulu to the partial failure Of tho crop In
towa, ca,tsei by carly drol.ths una tho lAts cx
cessivp wet weather. 1t ls o!altned that tito
Yield In tho eastern hnlf OF TINT Stnte Inns been
reduced l,tpj00l III from thoso rnuscs. Another
nnd probably full rs moving n cNuse for tho
sudden advance tu this Beull Is tho fuct thnt tho
Ehart holdings for tho present mUnth amount tO
something nt1.r l,0N.U>o inl, mud holders, boil.
city nnl o0untry. iiro tnolinotl to embrace tho
opportunity, ar,d consequently squeeze tho uu.
tOrtunntgs.
, 1881-09-16
BEECHER'S CLEARING.
Two Rrotlicrs uudcr tho Cntah1lla-
HOW to 1.-Two Chonpfy, Quietly, and
lii Communion with NntuFc.

Two RrOtlicrS under tho CntHk1llA-
HOW TO 1.-Two cl,onpiy' Quietly "nd
LII communion Wlta Nhtufo.
III tho 4l7nertcun Agrfc1ttlhrlst Tor Sep
CjcorIne,, OIL the lower CatskiI, range III VI
stor canrtv ,rhcsn 1,rcrl,nra oyc tha Raw
1rI, T,,aos "o anI tho io,. 1nn,.s nm rns,ar NJ
Thomas anu tno Mev Ja'aes o.'G M pas!or ~
en,, vi AnJt snt,cJ t,er" % ia,ncs ~ resrne, m % s1,
sa.",a .1 ~ ~ 1,n,,.,,,sna,sto o,,'tr"t, ,.,,I
y ,s spaly Of Il and made the piaso its
permanent home in cottagc erected by HIM
' hia hrothcr lomos no,v I'm twontv nrrrs
s under % cultivation, Which Affords for , the clous
Of good stock-farm ~ tlie near future. At
mail onco n ,rccl. ond 1v,nt viii, furm;uv
nnh. hiI oncS meeh, n Taat M ~. .4in, .r
1'shlhg' ooallnR, sroslsc.huntins, ete.' t!n'e
passes rapidly. Every other Sunday the ltav.
James, who Ia highly respected by tho scat
tercd settlers tn this out-of.the-yay rep1op.
goes from his mountain ',, down 70 sim 0rcek
which people p come from M n,ies H., 9n lniles to
near. Ky ,nalii9 III dhp "iinorheSs Ia.1nes a9r
'foWns1iip, !S %nisSs ~ stealth, aH9 san,Iay
fishing and hunting nro prohibited. | ssls-
Yecs ne icy, JaI'lsS tns haH foiSlaetaple 70
t'3n,S ~ uos'aSns noo"' t'''9 "es'i'p'" s'"'o VI
3sw roHs' drive fr9m thq bridge oysy Tho
M !aKeS o'iet nsGnght st s., us 10 tno MMwel,nE' ~
n Mey aes tT sto9 OF 1ne ofGn so,
n.un%eu n ,a;nI G,;tmtes h'' % %"S oe'..", s"
ts!sSfa ,to sssafleas sss;;tdgs MInvaftsl ~ ; /
nvaehsFu ~ ur.. sa ,,!In i9e icy; JGis,
WY % IL. hlss ,,iaS iitS ihain pMlialnH Ortslaa!iy
ncsnh Wltn w tenI; IL WINS SUB
kIlnIltEN VIII ~ wan lEjlL lt4S gltAt bGi&1utts
, 1881-09-16
ljY TELEGRAPH.
NEtv Y3ik.

H-Ahf ~ .4S1 Ia ~
,,. @ "',. ,HIn, ~ ns t .mo s,,,, ,.r"b,roo
49,, .,'.,' .un' ssp s".,..1.. ~, ,,,sa,,,o, ,,,J
.nu .s "aa 49,. ,,a"a, d.,,a.,",s
e."ooH" ~ .uoto ..' ~ ~, ...ss,.". ...,s
icn8 sn' .onu ~ ~ rs.., w.
ueptNss"'' -. l1 upe.ea .un ....,a',.s ~" .,as
eno"1u a"kn' NV. "".. y" , H.. 49,.
n't uuos"t'uns, wv. 80. ,m,un1s .a r,sa
-" - ~. eens 'o"c, .no ."" .,,,n..a. 80 y -,
,.,''. !" 'he curry "tMHnsh W. .. .o,, y ~ ~
~ wns tee"u"' 'a. ""s '''us. . , -. "0 ~
l!ll1sn's % eeNl.n.. a..o IN, u.v'e ~ na' s. ~ ~.
'ne.t'"te feae.,on u :sEg1 PVT e'u,' Wv
'..''f ~ IIt"so' n' ..,ss.
az 'ae F'tst ne"su tno n.a.Aos ~
peca'no Iuttc htFen1' anu uno.r ene ~.
Ao''' P"fch"ses pt'eua 'osu An~' wy e".."7 ~"
hio4' ptoHiheHt tnoiah' ooans ."".natte4 t..e' ~
.Mten' toestoa ioA"S. %: iaut q ra., o.'.n"a'
a.lWahRee, Lake ShuFe "ostetm P'stefiE't
.M'cn'E"n teatfat, ou"'et ~" o."."o' ..'
talt sou.noln, tua't'tt' anu nt,o'm me,.n,, q 1,n
''"a ,, I'M "uu o.eu"u .. .i..a'.a'.,
'"s tno "rM"i' t,'. "'u. ,'n.s, W." ssa.'i.
Nnu sn''" ~ ,''1 Ie.'.Ho piu"t '..
W !" e."'F "'I' =" '"e' ,..u.
IVY .'p,' ~ ~. r.,.'s' o ,,sa.'".,
a'', eentt"., Mu"aa! s'otn.a, a,. ,.,' "eaao,a'
l"n WV ".ses I'' ,!! 'H ~, ",L s.s'.a. s.'.,
S"ithern, ~, t"n', ntnte. NV u'anas, na.'
"NoMsn ine''u pIu'usou vvs nus. ~:
Jus 'nelc,u'f M in,s "Ms ..a '.'',',. ~ 's ~.
" - W y "Hlea "ns .. H".oN' .o9'' ".' au w
apos"'o4 Nv, eo.e .. ., $50
o"t wv "i'n.'u". ,"'u.l o'.s ','.n'n -. w a..
"u"'y ~ ttte mug uE"'','s'' "ttA s'oo'ts W ". ~
, 1881-09-16
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of leading articles Of pr0duoe In tha city during
tho twcnty-four hours ending ut o'clock
Thursday tnor,,ing aud for tho corresponding
time Il yenr nEo:
, 1881-09-16

Mtr. Iytliu +. rinkhalu, .zl Western avenue.
Lynn, stasa, II rapldiy ae,,uIrlng ua oilvIIIls
Ie>I,l fun The use Of her Vegetable Eu1Hro,lntl
y vii iumalu dseAses. 6eA1 tU hcr fur pamphlets.
, 1881-09-16

t,o!ony !. to 1s7.s: Eastcrn from +7.s to 47.
lib #, bot'ds I'd % Nov Yurk 4 Now Enslands :s nd
tatccd 4. to Ils4: Union Pacific sinking funds
u Y. TO FAX: Atohson nrsts it. 70 1@1i: AtIan-
furG.
81; Huston Land ao1d MY. ns bofnrc.
Hell telephone declined ~: 70 ihs.
~ ths 1tf'ftrn d'foti"ttd pr''s.
BOSTON, Sept. l5.-Stncka closed M follows:
Mstss ''@,ton iTss.; 100: WITH u
s;y|s;s /. I :;: II E'&S;$ s:s %i;i.
SS:ts;, SS:ts + II nfss.. s,'"" 81
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Sept. l;.-Consols, % h-lf: account,
90.
Government bonl.-l!ia, 1itx: tR. 1lNsf.
1inIlrnntl sccl,ritirs-illi,,ois Central, I'M:
Pennsylvania Central. III: Now York Central,
1I7!i; Eric, l5if: ttcAAinr. ~.
lluinn III tt,0 Tltnk uf EnEland hocrcnsod tho
INST wcgk El46UM.
Amount Of ht,lion g1Ne In. E+e.MU.
Spcuiu IN tho Nnnk IF FrAtce Increased III?
4,SI5,0 900 frAicAiii silver.
Nrw DKt.EASs.
NEW OUtEAxs, Sept. Insight exchange on
Now York, $l.01 per $1,000 prnmutn: stcrl!ng,
4Hl.
, 1881-09-16

Hha Following grain was lf1apCctgu iufO af0ro
III this etty yesterday morning: .cRra No. 2 rcd
winter wheat, 3 cars other grades, no cara No.
spring, II uars No. do, cars roleotud tS woat,;
4T cars and Al, GOO bu No. curt', Vi cnts md 1000
bu high mixed. 2u8 Gars rojrctod, ours no grato
t7 corn}; III cnra whit0 oats 10 carH No. mixed,
W cars rojectod t7l oats); l3carH md 1000 blu M.
ryp, / eur rejected; n cars No. =. barley, n cars
No. lido. III cars lower arados t5l bastoy,. Total
tl.G1 cnrsl $4,000 bu. Inspected out: 167,Esl ull
wheat, 0ai, ,;a.. bu corn, M,6S7 bu oats, 6,Js5 bu
rye, 1,0as bu barley.
Tho toadltlg produce Iunrkcta wcro Irregular
and nervous ycstertlny, with less dsing In the
aggregate. The feeling In praviatons wus heavy,
though thay did not weaken ba.ily oxcent IN the
caso Ut short ribs, which changed to q dooIdcl
discount OF futures, Graln WRs rhthor steady,
selling Mt somo advance OIL Wednesdays eloslnx
priccs, and thon fail!nR back, with heavy toue
lsl whcnts Tho corn market was sustained by
free buying fur October and tho suspicion TINT
the market will he covered for noxt tuouth on
Into atoro. Outside OF thia tho murkets worv 4.
fatlgued look, as II thoy woro "tirod oe boing
up 10 long" Tho rala was underdtoo4 to bu
general, and enough has already fall
on Ia tho Northwest to !nsuro a
hig acreage for noxt year, shoulA
favorable weather permit plowlng and sowing.
Mess pork olosed lshG l5o lower, at &la4sGbl060
for October and $20 TX. 40 for January. Lard
closed 7}fGbl0o lower, at Sl2.l1AQl22O for Oeto-
bcs and sls.C7,s&al..7o for January. Short riba
closed l1}to lower. at $lQ.1D 0.&ask for October
Whoat closed easlor, at xl..ssA0l.2sk Tor Bcp-
lumber and tt.a0h0l.10N tor October, Corn
closed No lower, At 84AG64Ho for september
and d3S1aaxo for Ootubar. Oats cloaed u1l-
changed, at 33A@loo for September 401sQUku
for October, aud +s4@laYu for'NoveMber. Ryo
closed 10 higher, as Sl,0o for September and
$i.o7It for October, Harley closed lhQso lower,
ut $l.0a1l0sH cash, fl08 sa!les October, aud
$l0sh seller November. Hogs wcso dull and
closed loGbl5o lower, at $a,B01d.90 for light, and
ut e6.l0Gb725 for heavy. Cattlo were active and
unchanged, With sales at $as56d7Q,
Thoro was m active movement Ia dry goods.
Thero was = largo attsatlsnce OF buyers and 4
lnEyo volume OF business was accomplished.
prlces weru ara,, With eertaIR llpQs or cottons
, 1881-09-16

was niesI iass anisftcry selors than " W. @
aadnH lAYa Vt tho u9ok. 3th Packsrs tia hn Gmp1s
tan Iaiwean 6uysrs salos dEaxsga et Sos1ys da ns
rw 10 much chanxG tito early trading beln9 nm
within d q Wednosd9ya prcos. ~ tHn ana hatafs
Tho eio1u u duplinu Ut llsc had bcan sstspssa saes
lDAry aud aiD,iM weights suffering tno FIT st III
~ f1r ooE TO- oxtfh haayy: oHt eniae M fos ~
lniiur. MIxod pnukGrH' sold principally a. T. ~ ~
nn!rs Ut aktna wure at ka24G3a. MOI all zolu sAa wv
Ekalfh DtAha H6f
, 1881-09-16


HOG ritonuCTh-Wprs rathor qu!ct nnd tamc at
owrr snngp. Liverpool reported ID advance un
lhraf. hit iI1 nent hH market Wns wer mn tnther
large supply Of GOOD hDIs. und operators In
Hrkc.l their Hsttmhee Ut thu stnny belwuDn thIt and
the chsu " tho yoar.'- ThGre fair v,lnu,o OF
trading n lHta on instorn acconnt. but lttls Hpo-
rnR Il, opnn.te IN pork. Hits weEe huIyr. ek!aa.a-
y thD nnyer fntnvu~, November sinking 10 do
clnl discount. There was little stun uncrsnR
for 0ctobor md November delivery, and not mnch
t!!,noslY;!9m y aas !; .; ts n !sn;'a5y se,nns
as.s ts ss @ e. t'a. Y Il y p 3s3 ~ 4k 1n
IL ivsrpooI ,s's tt!s nsssnsa s!s III s ~ Vsry ttta iii
sss s rof gss ;sn t isnt sFfs '.t If md co,c in
Is f sSs 81 s!d ss|si ~ a :siis4 ns;y ,
sss Ms5s friI' S ri. + ~ ss q, It +
;:: ;$ 4: 81 ;; III: b: ;:;
M. s: :;;$ e p..';s, sss :;s;;!
III H | ;};$f|* EE|
:, si k ssal ia il 4; ;,,e i'.;s, Gs; 4:
. iss I'll ss |:{;: yis iii s :Sy; III
:$: s:s +! Il u: :: (; s.!
HI H. :s|;5 S::{
la} AZ ;ss; +
Including tic csI iiont sanssciions: '"' ~ Wv ''''
ss;s s5 Gu *:3: f,;S
:$$$:::: S:;;:::: |S i ||E |:$|s |}$s |s
6 =; :fs: ,'sss
ss VI NJ i:
f: + II: $& s. Sf5:sSf ss:s: ss
ss;s ~ .y!ss. ; !: ss: u sss%s sss
;1!ss.! :ss:!. s::: !! !!...:: !. Z !!Es;:: Ess!.
;ij;: 81: ;:::: |E S As: E
q; :s s;$.S $:; SsSs;:
~; r., f.E a!. shoulder. !s M
dS II ssEs s:: !s; III S% ss ST ass: s: aa
nnEADsruPrs AND SEEDS.
gl0uh-wAs qu!st and uachaused Several deal.
crs absolutely bare OF stock 9pd the rest uGled
lI.l1s. wh'lu there was only sight demand. s4loa
woro reportsd ut eN bea wintats private torn,s.
xnd 5a bfls spsnas at t11kssU U Total only Ea bEEs-
Wtntsr Hours wses quoted ss si6o2s+0o. shipping
sHrlHRA b H3aA&ai tho loH'Kr&da spEan3s. NW3AM
itye Tour ~ ab0ul AUtsb.la
OTuAR AlLLsruYss-sYese In good demand and
steaiy at former quotations. Sales xafa rsp0r&ud OF
lacaEs OF lFan n tl115a!ao, cat mddllnga ut sz1W
cara sAoss ut al.0i ors feed at $ttS1i And car
wheat ses9antnRs At Hlo par bu. IT,,
sFN!Nl WltEAT-Waa comparatively gulet and
stsadtos. Thu market for NEXT month alyaucsd ~
s9c then declined lc and c,essd ho below ths latss
quotation vt "Wednesday. Tta nEitish u,Arkesa worn
luist. s.t4 pIiyalo ca6!es anotol thsm sick" but
pacted % kevp ttSs1n @ 4awn % : sAail v1lums f0s
sondaenes Is SONS iSca! oYsrntars. I'LL Ssfs aerS
spw oyts!te oIdes. 4na ~ tho latl0i part 9t Tho
ihS xsst'.s,a E5ayd|:onis hs sSnS s..'
u Gaks sfsnsfsss iron, i,claber Is Ms;aths saatas
| QE This FunlUr that h CuTnar 3k brewing tor usxj
month ~ oohh:!v9asd n Y !sadinx opei.tf.: s.d
thai whAtsYat strength Tho nlafkeL uay hare curaci
f14 speculation In tho dututrui iAtuFus. Yheta
, 1881-09-16


1.71.5 NJ, : a1o NJ. m 3oI .oo..oa h. nro,
; s%s L n
;sSs ;;s;ss.a ~. sssi SSs I'd ' H.
s;s,s III; ss;|s; l:j}$
Y, \; 4; A;
ae''S''' On sta c"'l ''srsai s|s,;.e n.nos tue,r,
s!ss s! ssssss .t@'G::''' 's 1s% sS
sssr sssr Ss{.,ss4 SSeE{sSse.r.: -. S x l2tsia ts. @
aSsr 'NSyen!iof.:... i:Et i.%siaiA iE!K
+
il; /, In :. s4 t.s ;s,s st MR. IN
sf;ss, II III NM & Mr. ma P 4 S
a. e S%t ss , r. ss.s S "a +. @ sa4 e
%s g. y; III
s;s,sSj ;ss @ i $s2S ;s; Ii! r;
s; :i$;s Fs:;s Vi: Viii: $sE
4! !:: !?
aiIssSsta fs fSso 3, sssts:' yo:s! aSsat
ssfss,a 10 ", aSsi,nud =" Il .G.fs sla
%sSi s$x ad ff1s' %1; %Y' i
i ss$
No. en ,rts"::.sv rta;:t! .;;r;sy Essss d. f.f: 81;
ssi'sI siH',; sspts;Si.:::.::::S sii}}ssss4 III
Ss|Is: Ss|Isf Ss%ssSs;::::S $a sa MM MM
SELLER May, y.,,.......s..,...711 TDtGiaH 1!H
s1sss I! H S f. e!sss %ssa
wGakens,l md atl!lswI,nt hwer. lhe s5aanx n &c.
tSsts iseay xns s g. .sl sersb.r ;' %paas a,
H. r. & iS @ III Vii esd 1's'ns Il. Ill., e. %a,Ssr
$Ss$$$ i ;s ii / "a
% @ a enss Il sssF ssIsF as y ,SSs Il s'Sss III
ss s ,sas s xsss ss n9kSs It ss!x naa
ss1rSa Il ea5s " ssne, st fs 1o1sae.9 H'a
@:s y !s'ss M 81 @
3 .saa Pf S p S Hhs 1SS " s9s sov. 9S ta
Gl1s.Is ns,f9s o. WGnostay Ttn the FnRo' 'hclno
u. ,'s s.'' ',%$;:;%s ;$; sssss s',,.s s;
$|$: :$ "a s
ssss ssss t i;: hSssss'ssssF ss i, !$!tsS} III
TE-Wns tiTI;: At 10 Iur cnsli md te onsy teliv.
eros: IND sEas Il 9sitsf foT SoyslaGsr: VI Jsasa
sSi'nF # Il @ i settian,ant aa lid to lid "r Nossn
III cnrs nj II itt for M, In sSrpt sHrs NJ tlE Iiir
Tcinctod ind fi4piE lur No in truck; r1trs III
G." 81: ''o' VI" ''"''" ''''' e4'' ~ ''"' s'.'
70 nsr IT, NJ. cas s"id n S"s tlMss i Novnmins
Yrn suo MIn It gMsH VIZ; ts iosss ~ ths rus liz.
@ !s; S;s Es5 Ss %siSa ID. 5ss Il ~ Ssf IssJss 5
~ II liza % 4 1s u - ri =" - ~ snrt,1,S
ii Sssssic for NJ !, ns,i Mcttsi ior NJ OF rnck.
st:Ds-.A i tho interest In this naurket contred in
Trans1S;t,nn. II 1Sis s"nH vii, ravy in+uNy IL; II
sattis,nn't Tnr r. sifnn,f"r "ni tsatnhor lin irIs.,
i,,it aId Il. ssIiar 0coGSs saics nKsre-
s9:St N ~ ~. ,,rt'mn .SnI Win H. n;fr,nss anH
fnw tsnnt%.,inns '.rimnti,v nm" ,sns mmntnfn mi nj
II 71si Il: "a nri,ua s"a IA X fnr Id MIR rans-
, 1881-09-16
MINING NEWS.

Speetat Dttputth to The Chicago ITtttns.
NosrON, Sopt. l5.-In mining eh0ros, Quincy
advanced from 81 tn 40; pllrnix Il, to =: At
lnntic v, to 10; Sullivan declined Il, to 4H: NM
tona :ilG to ri; Copper Falls X, to 3l; llri,ns-
wick Anthony |, tn I; Nnpn Quicksilver u, to
0T; Mcsnnrtl HolI Mt Mfc. and others as before.
IL tho ltsftrn 4tssoctGte,l IFfss.
1,oRToN, Scnt. l5.-Mlning stocks closed as
folluwB:
Al!ouc. Min Co tnow> aa,Frunk1!n... ......,. !t4
Calumet It n......,1n Ertwnblc tnbW).,.,..., lit1
tntnlun ........... iI(IS1uintf al
Cupphr fnllH.......... vii ilhve. ..."..."... .!If
duncan SIlFer...... 4 iSllyGr Is1t. 3tH
RAN FRANCISCO,
, 1881-09-16
shHrt | Ehaui- IL. II VI SHIRT
ir0pR0, part sslted.. flu.a ${4a 4lGaD | FlnGu
Do. bDIal., ,,......u, llh | 714 iAhh | lOks
September, luoso.., 'MD tI5 lnD | lMY
UCkutFF,,,,,.,,.,,I luG ! 1A | lN30 ] llt0

ShnEt rba GtoAgu Ut tl0. ak1Il9aS for 0utubef aud
sI9 1i 3Htian f9I N2ysmber. lonk slea!s 9a9ted =
b1Adi lung-Dnt hans Isl20. tw0ot. .plckl9d hAHia
auotsh Ut lIslsfl.c fnf l83lt ATeraKoj green ham,
euitG kt9slxG 1bas&.A1
issst,n a90tsA at S9sHe foE Shoulders, i!N&llfo
hasls, al1 canvasal mud paet nd.
onlEEt-Mas lMtek IS t3tsglA8 s for moss, $4,000
, 1881-09-16

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-06
THE n Z TUNNEL.
A New and Very Impor..u, Fin.

a New and Very Important Find.
Every strike Of the pick in this property
tends to confirm the sanguine predictions
Oh the most enthusiastic holders Of the
STOCK concerning the value and extent Of
recent Developments. The Wine from the
iloo drift has already demonstrated the
existence Of a bonanza in that portion Of
tne tunnel property of large dimensions,
winch continues to improve as work is
carried forward.
some time since a drift was started 900
leet from the mouth of the tunnel, but
was not extended far when work was stop
PED. A few days ago men were again set
TO work in this drift to follow a small
seam Of ore, and a very irregular upraise
mas been extended some distance. Last
night this stringer widened into an ore
BODY some four or five feet square, high
grade chloride, Of similar character to the
Ruby Hill ores. To say that Maurice
Hartnett, Foreman and a holder of a large
plock OF stock, was enthusiastic, as he con-
Quoted a reporter of the SENTINEL to this
new discovery yesterday afternoon, but
falntly describes his. state OF mind. He is
confident that he is on the edge of a large
chamber OF ore, and will demonstrate the
fact in a short time. Every indication
certainly points to a brilliant future for
this property, and the Importance Of I'M
covering rich ore bodies at depth in Pros
pect Mountain, with the assurance it gives
permanent prosperity for Eureka Dis
trlct, ammo be overrated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-06
H

shrewd Tactics Displayed by the
Stalwart Leaders.
A Washington special says: The Speak
ership contest has been one Of the topics
Of talk. The stalwart leaders played their
game very shrewdly. The break was made
under the leadership of the Michigan dele
CATION, which went solidly over to
Keifer on the sixteenth ballot, bring
ing about his election as q similar
movement from the same State effected the
nomination Of Hayes. The New York men
stuck to Hiscock apparently for appear
ance's sake, but in reality went back on
him. Indiana was intending to 's1op" for
Keller on the seventeenth ballot, but Mich
igan got in ahead. When Keller was seen
to be the coming man there was some con-
fusion, and reports differ as to the
composition of the final vote, on account of
its being a secret ballot. In brief, the
Stalwarts determined to defeat Hiscock
after his action in the late New York State
Convention. His strength was so great
that it required skillful manipulation. 1t
was finally decided to take up Keifer. He
was seen and the bargain was struck.
This explains what up to yesterday was q
mystery,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-06
A M NOT.
a Frail Dove Loses Her Love and
Fain Would Die.

A Frail Dove Loses Her Love and
Fain Would Die.
Sunday night a wretched young woman
OF the bad quarter made & second effort to
die. She is the same who tried q similar
feat about three weeks ago, but was
snatched back from the cold shore by off
cious and ursympathizing friends. 1t is
to be hoped that the next time she tries to
shuttle off the coil that she will be allowed
to shuttle it off. She is evidently misera-
BILE here, and it is unkind to retain her
notens cotens in this vale Of tears. She
tells her W sad story. The same tale Of
misplaced confidence and desertion by her
" friend" She left a letter which drags
up her SORROWS from the great depths OF
her wounded heart. Here it is-all but
the name Of the very handsome young
Eurekan who is the oak about which her
sad ivy twined
EUREKA, Nevada, Dec. 4.-Dear Friends
l write these few Lines to in form you all
OF my Death it lisa suicide / committed
as l have nothing to Live for or no one to
uve for but ---- This the editorial
dash. he cares nothing for me and has
done as he pleased so Friends please take
warning from one that il and knows what
Love is and keep from all that is dainty.
l have not much But what is left please
send them to my Sister in Elko and see
that myself is buried in Winnemucca and
oblige Lolita WILLIAMS.
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:. The Californian

The December number Of = The Cali
fornian," to be had from W. E. Davidson,
makes q good showing. The principal ar
ticles Of the present number are noted as
follows: IAN American Painter: George
Inness," Edgar Fawcett; "a Matter-of-
Fact Man." Margaret Collier Graham /;
Song" Omnium Gatherum ; Captain
Joseph r. Walker" James O'Meara cat
Cobweb 4 Crusty's," Chapters TX, X.l,
Leonard Kip; don Carlos" (III.). Ed
ward Kirkpatrick; IAN Epistle to 2 Bach
lor About to Marry" John Vance Cheney;
One Of the World Builders" Chapter
W, Joaquin Miller; dramatic Persone,"
Part H., Mabel 8. Emery Flower and
Heart" s. E. Anderson Through the
Spreewald," J.. P. Peters "a Botanical
Wedding Trip" J. @. Lennon VIM.
Won Humboldt and Charlotte Hildebrand,"
c.; "Growth in Rest" Henrietta R. FL
hot.