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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
ELECTION Of Omcers.

The regular monthly meeting of Rich
mond Hose Company No. 8. was held at
their hose house last evening, when the
following officers were elected to serve un-
til the regular meeting in July: Owen
Gerarty, President Hugh Price, Vice
President M. Bowling, Secretary J. X.
Colerick. Treasurer John j. Allen, Fore
mar NJ. Nicholson, First Assistant ALI.
Farley, Second Assistant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
A scamp.

The handsomest valentine upon which 1t
was ever our fortune to gaze was received
last evening by Mr.. Adam Aulbach, the
good looking gentleman who presides over
the destinies Of the SENrINEL's composing
room. 1t was postmarked San Francisco,
and proved that the recipient evidently had
left 0 girl behind him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
Death of Jerry Sullivan,

On Sunday Mike Welsh received a dis
patch from Cherry Greek stating that Jerry
Sullivan had been shot dead, but contain
ing 10 particulars. Jerry was a quiet,
inoffensive man, and a general ~favorite
among his acquaintance. He worked at
n time in the Dunderberg Mine. He
was a native OF Wisconsin, and leaves a
brother on the Comstock and one in Ari-
zona. Since the above is in type we have
received a special dispatch from Cherry
Greek giving the full particulars Of the
shooting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
the Queer.

A large amount Of counterfeit coin Is in
circulation here. The principal denomi-
nations are the buzzard dollar and halves.
The buzzard is a very poor imitation, and
none but a blockhead or blind person will
be deceived by them. The halves require
a closer inspection. We believe there is a
law against having any Of these spurious
coins in ones possession, and it would be
we'll for our officers to make an example
OF those who attempt to pass them. Per-
haps we have a Mint as well as Carson,
however little we may want it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

. Parties claim that we were in error in
stating that any shots had been exchanged
between the rival forces Of the Richmond
and Albion. and that a watchman had been
employed by the Miners Union to see that
no Infringement Of the law is made by
either party. We are glad to record this
fact and hope that peace will continue to
be maintained.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
The Proposed Township.

The Board of Commissioners met
last evening and the subject of q town
ship on Ruby Hill was discussed. Some
doubt was expressed as to the power Of the
Board to create it, and an adjournment OF
one week was taken to enable the District
Attorney to post himself on the law in the
matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
SHOT BY A CHINAMAN.
RESULT of n Drunken Row.


CHERRY CREEK, Feb. 14.-About five
O'Clock on Sunday morning a party Of
four or five drunken men visited China
town, and while engaged in some unlaw-
full acts two of them, Jerry Sullivan and
Danny Mann, both from Eureka, were
shot by a Chinaman. Sullivan dropped
dead in a moment, and Mann carries his
arm in a sling. with an ugly wound. The
Chinaman will be tried tomorrow. Opium
smoking was at the bottom of the affair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
Not FORGOTTEN.

The SENTINEL was not forgotten yester'
day, st. Valentines Day, and we acknowl'
edge the receipt of one containing the fol
lowing soul-inspiring lines:
"Slowly wears the day, love,
When away from thee,
Scenes SO gay before, love,
Charm no longer me
The bower that beguiled, love,
Deck'd with roses fair,
Seems a dreary wild, love,
When thou art not there"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

The following new postal routes have
been established in Nevada Saint Thomas
to Ell Dorado Canyon Austin (by lone
City to Candelaria Mineral Hill to Rail-
road Station Como to Dayton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
stages for Cherry Creek.

Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'s stages leave
Eureka every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day mornings for Cherry Greek fare. $40.
For further information apply. to w. E.
Davidson, Agent, Postofice Building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

The storms Of the past week have Sc
riously interfered with the shipments Of
custom ores. and about the only mine now
sending any ore from Prospect Mountain
IL the old reliable California. With the
opening of Spring shipments will be re-
sumed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

A survey of the disputed ground between
the Richmond and Albion will be made to-
morrow by Messrs. Thomas ]. Read and
r. N. Robinson. This will not be the one
| ordered by the Court, but only to satisfy
the Albion management.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
New Hoisting works.

Superintendent Robinson of the Bay
State mine in Newark Valley was in town
yesterday, and informed US that the new
hosting works are completed. They were
started up yesterday, and worked nicely.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
zinc Barnes as a Law Maker.

The Carson Appeal says: Zinc Barnes
strolled into the Senate and seeing Brum-
sey's seat vacant. appropriated it. When
the ayes and noes were called on one OF
Haine's pet bills, relative to estray ami
mails, Zinc put a newspaper up before his
face and voted "Noi" when Brumsey's
name was called. This vote killed the bill
and Zinc left the Legislative hall in a happy
frame Of mind. Baldwin tried the same
game with Doolin's seat, but the Eureka
Senator arrived just in time to block the
game. When Haines heard how his bill
was killed he immediately sought the bre-
vet Senator and demanded an explanation
Barnes acknowledged that he had voted
"Nol" and justified his conduct on the
ground that the bill contained no visible
nutriment and was inimical to the public
good.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

The Richmond Company shipped yester-
gay, by Wells, Fargo a Co.'s Express,
bullion to the value Of S28,03S 90, and this
morning 9 bars Of bullion valued at al.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

Alpha Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. W.. will
meet at their hall this evening. All mem
bers are requested to be present, as bust
ness of Importance will come before the
lodge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

sheriff Kyle returned on Sunday even
ing with Vasquez, the Italian sentenced for
murder. He will have a new trial and an
other chance for liberty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

The following letter was received at
neils' Fargo Il Co.'s Office last evening
ana not delivered Sig. Antonio,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

The value of life insurance will be seen
from the following. Mr.. Hillhouse took
out a policy but a short time previous to
his death:
SAN Francisco, Feb. S, 1881.
VIM. B. HIcKoK, ESQ.,, EUREKA-Dear Sir:
I am pleased to inform you that the claim
under policy No. SO, 479. A. M. Hillhouse,
has been approved by the Company, and
will be due and payable in sixty days from
Jan. IA, 1881. The amount Of the claim
will be $40, 900. Yours truly.
WALLACE EvERsoN, Gen1 Agt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15

MORNING BOARD.
800 Ophir-4ooc
o9 90 Gonld 4 Curry-32Oc 3l5c
10 Best & Belcher-7s 1t
so California;
900 ~Savage-2i 23Oc
120 Con. Virginia-l65c
9Q0 Cbollar-2 2b5 1900
"a Potosi-210c 215c 220c q
10S5 Hale & Norcros5-4l 455c
ION Crown Point-165c I70c
200 Yellow Jacket-3l5c
400 Imperial-15c Zoe
ITO Belcher-115c
go Sierra N~evada--6s
100 Utah-S4 81
$50 Bullion-135c
100 Exchequer-110c ll5c
$50 Oyerman-75c zoe
7O5 ,Justice-50c Doc
%, s9S 1 HRieor7s i Isss 2 1900 1850
100. .Julia-40c Soc
900 Silver Hill-10c DC
20 Lady Washington-15c
300 Andes-15 155e 1900
60 Scorpion ll5c
740 Benton-60c 63c zoe
go Concordla o
30 0. 6. keystone-iloc
AFTERNOON BOARD.
AZ p.saLo Can DOL %
~ az Z PeIIeNioz
~ ~ 80 pr;1eS1165e 160e
,,e eo Tnnaio--oIS 910c
li9o Saooc
10 T.", rnra-aoc
o 2yo pai9e isie-Goc
20 200 pnn-9ac
w DDI2;onW12oc II
%. ~ yvnies-soc
~ ~ NJ Dieblo-as0c 4a5e
,0 az II M D;ahla-I5c
a a00 Gaiam,hns"so
~ ooI.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
Passing Bullion

Wells, Fargo 4 Co. ship this morning
wob bars OF bullion, valued at 81, 400.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
NOTICE.

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN and after Feb. l, 1881. I will cause 70 pe
arrested all boys found roaming the streets aI.sr
0 o'clock P. NJ, or who frequent saloons, sanl
and places of questionable resort
without having any legitimate business Tor "
doing. It Is unlawful for youths to be on sns
streets after the hour above named, or 70 ire
quent the places above mentioned, ana pro-
MATTBEW KYLE
iansotf sheriff Of Eureka oonnsy'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
.srhe Lady of Lyons,


This beautiful sentimental drama is in
a fair way Of being produced shortly by
the Dramatic Club. The cast has been
concluded, and is as follows:
Pauline lady Of Lyons) 49,. Mrs. Selden Hetzel
Madame Deschappelles q. Miss Daisy Wendell
widow Melnotte ........... Miss Addie K. Hobart
Marion..........--....".Mis Miss Hattie Schneider
Slauue Charles Allen
Beauseant. Vanderlieth
Soionei II. CARRIER
l.. Anderson
oasPar michael Lyons
Landlord WEIGH
Ed. N. Robinson was to have taken the
character OF Beauseant, but the little
drama that ia being enacted over Albion's
bonanza is giving that gentleman all the
scenes and tableaux he feels like acting
in at present, and the part was given
to Mr.. vanderlieth. 1t is a villainous i'm
~personation and somewhat unsuited to the
young mans style of acting, but as he has
done well in more exacting roles, we ex-
pect him to add another success to his
various efforts. The leading parts are all
in good hands. Mrs. Hetzel has played
Pauline, and will no doubt give
us a correct version Of the imperious and
proud young Lady of Lyons, who disdains
to notice the gardeners son, but becomes
deeply infatuated with the pseudo Prince
Of Como. Mr.. Allen will, we are sure,
make a fine Claude. 1t will afford the
gentleman an admirable opportunity to
display his passion, force and tenderness,
elements which he possesses in a very
marked degree. Altogether, the cast is as
strong as has yet been got together by the
Club, although several new faces appear
in it co~nspicuously.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
strayed or Stolen.

ERoM THE STABLE OF cHAs. .FIsKE,
one bay horse. 5 or 6 years Did, branded
p on left shoulder had halter on. Any in
formation leading to his recovery will be suit
ably rewarded by J. L. SMITH.
Agent for Fiske.
At his stable on North Main Street.
Eureka. Jan. 10, 1881. tknlsu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-15
U
...,,nDAY,s STOCK SALES.


60, Francisco stock Exchange.
, 1881-08-11

ltiii: Atlantic rnc1Iic o. frotn t11 10 l1li. IN
ruI!rtml ei,arcs. flt,step 4 Albany advanced s.,
e, tt4M; EnHtcru u. to OA; AtchlKon at ltlHGA
aS T. :eiino f'm r. IT, salss' & Chte9r IT,, Bnr,
halr. OnIun Funiao at 1.8 was unchanged:
rlxtlts sold i'nro nt AtbX. this belng. the Inst
tiny for them. Fort Boutt & 9iitf rights
ware y lnwur tp.dny. solltuE at w, HRalnst
,y,.:teraay Little ltoek at 81 Z aEsa otT !:
both uontnn, and prufcrred. at III and l9Lt;
Or sh,d!i,ky al u. Of the 1nin!nr 4took caiu.:
met & Ilcola WIS higher at ~. Catatpa At ias.
Tra"snations - nt ,ho IT, Mining Exchange wcr
evenly divided between sevcrai stockR: Copper
"fnls tna,tc u !ecttnc from l9s Z, 1Ej Milton
snlt! rrgiliAr at H. md declined buyer ~ from
!" ~ w .sa oGitncd fo" r12; M tp j ~
81, 1>cer Isle from no TO 10j, and Young !accln
hiyrr ~ tiecnch from IS to H. Ce.lnr Spring at
6G and finpsrf \! A. wcrc tltiict:
BnSrOS, Aug. fv.-5tooks Glotrd ~ fDl! owe:
i:tsF i'.'.n ,s;,s @ III E'ns Es:tsS' X & &:. r.
Its:!$s. :!s # i: ~: 's$c issef Y
kasi kssisfs FL + T. ti II ::'i3 < t. T. r3a' 5nxIsna:
Ill., t:,1 4isssisSi 4Aissns;:: 3:!s4 *
FOREIGN.
.LnSpnS. Attv. tf.-AmcrIcnn secur1ttcs-New
Is. NGiA: 4Ms. li5af; A., ls0!t.
American rairolHl lrliies-t!lnoi. Central,
ENA: l'cnnsylvun,a Central. o.: Nov York Eeli-
tral. t0; Erle II; do sccnnds. ftM; 1e1RtIlnE ~.
1.0NppS, Aug. 1U-l1:J0 Il. m.-consols un-
ctnnRcu.
PARIS, Aug. t0.-l1entes. ST 1to.
NEW 0ittEAss.
NEW ORLEANS, AMR, tp,--Stght exchange OH
58sk.
, 1881-08-11
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following Instruments wora nlod for ROC
ord Wednesday,, Aug. 10:
rirY pnorEttTr.
n!Sssn Gaisa Att 4; taohls II ss 6 rsaas
s;t ss:S II Ass.s 6 Fl SstSI, ,siits s5
w; u $|:; 1Gs ,;$ i; ii;:i
ss's 1Si Ss Si;s: i si,i xSis:
sssS $;* S5Es;;
;s;sa AJ 4 l.; I$s;;is$S; i + ~ ~
s$;! Iss j iis.!4 i:
sftyS is ss:S jiS;S VssI;
The Premlsss NJ. ajt C!ybonTn ~. dated Aug. 80.
si :iss &s* IL S:s;5 !
VII s;;:;%$ $::j H.; iss;S; i
ii; $:;$s H: ;Sg fssSSss i i:
s$: s's$ il III y iIsS;;
.,ss IL; !; ;:S:: III Ss;;;s;i 1
/; ss!ss
s';S IL; iy;;s Si::is;$
10 Knud ur1pSlsaSnl, 145
.,1nij = tlI, and n, it. lueF 70 ihp Uostsl. $40
1sa stcd AuE "s SSsess JOIN u Mss'shca Cit
VT aSsss a,as:ssG ssa IT. xus. st%sfTEs t%aa H Na
"! $s;!s$ s;$s i; f Sss$ i d Il iis;saS$i
VII sSis $sssss $ss i l. i L VIII sSJ i
Lincn,t ~ HI; 4 81 IIatttod Il t
, 1881-08-11
w. xt1apaetty Of Crlucisua.

eses.,a es ne s x' Il nts' live ,eoo ri,
III ". y ,y'xo Al Saa ia 1n.
p.aeas,t p.aeS, ~ a ' pasI'S, sssy'Ssest q 'u a!ost
@ ot stass Instance post was .o
% s,s by Il. tiSgS iSggs q o9nsy Rsrhsps
e,fsa a atsp q Ss,asSs. b. ssa syaps'ng NV
OnssHi 1or uan,e. 'f;IS'G iIs that ho could have
" pos,:.a ~ not fouaa3ei III 81 6nsh!!owa euioey oi
fssSas9 ~ io for byron Sa. isnossass 81 ot
Gttfas asatp epatled ~ hI11 ~ erodit that pcr9opai
-" sentua ct EheI,onv' " appreciate tho won.
, 1881-08-11

f,lNFT, u IuIy NJ
sLnD. " July ~.
NnTE-Tlle WnUash has n,ndo a change In Its
tnot|e Of reporting cummings Formerly. III III
ailtutinw comparisons bntwccn tliIs yenr and last
ycAr. tic enrnsngs for last year wero made to
embrace all lines tton In operation. whether Mt
lint time tornllng part nj tho walasI SYSTEM Or
nut. THIS imado tho ,n1leazu pretty nearly tho
sauio tn both years. tho difference being oniy
nfhcty-tlvo mlles. aud this tno to tho constrltc.
ton Of tho Chengo Line. Now tho Company
comfiarcs the inileaso Of tho present syatsm
With that uf tho system aB It exste,t yoar ago.
TINT Is, II compares tho EARNINGS ot :,47p tits
year with tho earnings Of t,ts:8 mtles lust ycnr.
As a consequence the earnings for tho perod
from Jan. to tlatu now show II large increase,
whcreas Il month ago they showed dcoreaso Of
SIAOU00
, 1881-08-11

Tho first now hops OF tho season wcre received
In this ely yesterday frum Wisconsin. They
were Of iino quality. mud sold ut TIC.
william Young & Co. received "tho Arst
balo" Of cotton for tho season last Tuesday. 1t
cntne from TexaB, but probably the sao will not
Justify tho shipment hero by express. People
hore do not cnthusc over first arrivals, except
babies.
A dispatch yestordny from Fairbury, Ill.,, says
"yusterlay was tho wurst day OF tho season.
To-day hils fair for aAtuc. Corn firing neurly
to ehrt which must XIII Il. No possible chuucn
for moro THAI halt urop."
, 1881-08-11

1hA f0IovluU II ,vna p,j it,fn 4 ora IN
,a citv y"a.ore Heam va a su. ~ ~" ~,
,she,t ~ csss sss,T.aa, NJ ,aosanss sas ~ sa
Na MHeM c"r. s,' NJ ~ W'or "uoa oash ~ ~ a
so,""s ~ sr, w IN" IN, ~. s.sns.,' ~, ~"
ess'.s" na ~ ~ az oare no gsauo w "aaa' ""
aIx.S uats ~ ~ 1:"1 w. No eo, ~ csas gS ~
.',. ~ 80 S"ss ~ eass w Elaae ~ ~
su~ :. uasa Ts.o eAe, ~ osss ~ ~ mt1uu, "a. ~
eats .o!oe'eo' cara no Rfe9c toe oa9si 70 cafs
~ ~ ~, r. ear FoJsesea 20, IntaISt earsl'
~ $1,000 ~, W.. 4s~o!e ~, outt a'nm w uoea't s4-
W. Nv y" oo., tos'vsv " oats' ~" w gye'
, 1881-08-11
COMMERCIAL.

Tho followins wore tho receipts and shIpmonta
OF lGadinr artiutcs Of produce III this city during
Tho twenty-four houra oudny Mt o'clock
Wednesday morntug and for the corresponding
ttluc b year RgO.
, 1881-08-11

ts...S SetiIhnwh eHtiiInhsa opoa ID japan.
u 70 b. oven sironses than Ia pgSI thai
, 1881-08-11

q, uREADSTUFFS.
EIOui-Was tasIor q4Ist, With 10 quoted chanHos
In prcH HuyarA for export 4otA on f1r 4 possible
dBclin1 In wheat, taIst wurn reported OF 125 trs
wlIitors NJ tO ~ bEls and tnN xxcks springs part.
ly At xs6Au4 Total x,Sl brk. Winter .louts were
quoted II tats9G1tE shipping sprlHgs Atts&hl, tic
low a!ado spttnss at sadooASo. aye aouE ~ @e9ut
tAb0a1A
UrItxN MlLls1prYs-Wera. In fair supply and
stronger. Aates were Iap0Ftod Of II cars at t1u On
trnGk and tlt73slag freq On boAfd1 Years nddIhl9a
ttsos!aoo' lear fssd a sis.' ana cars thoFa VI
spNlAu WlIEAT-Was lsss aoltys Il tlnsa quito
u and Eattisr waAk. bpln2 aullo heavy ln The attsr
part OF te session, 6apluubar uscllne4 l,4slAr, snt
closed on Change 10 loxar tan tAs previous after.
noon. TITO HEttsA mAtk0is were rsp0stad s.raugoF.
TltA caEaoss % eEast "exc!tada aat ~ advance "
s
ts5saos:, sat 9. 9ts.s ~ ssaesa:.ts$s 4, y
m0Ierfta Ii vVluWe. but i WY ruu,iEsd fhst slsxt
eo!nta4 hsrS suI sothe5 gispSs. tt,eIdtSx rey'' @
H0edssdea( vii y s6sndlny4 saiors sls cIuss u
thp lnoaI in order " Arotl Nj nrslsaahv " rn.
ssss ; g sss
ifso odsFinIs 81 s0nad lois spot ~ low. .s fixy
ssf asss 81 ea
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5f :sis ~ usRs e.. 'tts: :sss 1srSaIss.
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, 1881-08-11
hpHEF-Wero steady Tleto EAa Z fnl5 !nquIEy a.
tItA4 LIS peF lln lbs tor puvr 10 pFiina Quattas.
ANkkP HALks.
No, ~. Ftttt,tNo, 4y Pridts
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ii tutIlGs, pVr Nopd 150lt2. .,*.,.....,,..lA 6.le

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r Sy anS Se,
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asys. i.sUi common 70 sii,ss ElSSsStsS 'N'
NEW YoAK,
fxw YoaK. Aug. M-usEyKs-lseecpts toF tvs
live steeFsi remaiudoF sold 70 tFa4a ~ slauxh.
ie:asx ma ;:sS:41y: IS ~ ssits m iIss :lissR
(: VI ~: es
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sa =; ssss &c. taa e. Sstsis '''
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BUFFALO, Aug. s.A-EATTLk-1tsesIP to-day. Alooi
s9n3Sne4 shrHSxh M es Isssss sFI,Sf ses syea
GS.s1.s9l s.1 tpsI shippers saaAada; 'sat spa n.s-
.ssa2Er ,AsD lAMYs-neecLyts LHp. son.!xnsa 4ltsa
, 1881-08-11

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f. Hss . ss;s "sssf sts e. * sSns u :"d I'D "a ~
s$ "4A s "'ss III sx i. ;:' I s' s?r s s III III sa
l.'a!s relseled at ,Is3slAei y en5r N s sas,alo
& It, SS s i & :; :: ;s
ncsi"n.;
x,storn. rs:ssa :S r<::::r :!:sS; t;%;Sf
::||;: ||:: ::;:!: 81
@ r' s,is Win A.u. fif ,f!s apo,c III III
IL rfSs d /. t hsss ~ u ; @ aF ~ %.fSs es II
:ssss s s;t; sis & ii 1t 4s Sh Ss x si Il IL
als"d . a"wn s II" = III 1!a lila s,sss ss!:sa
5 It ~ s ssE.ssF III ,fs III !; r;S! s
a s nH" nj II ;s:s t"'s sssa s
II: II s S:s We ssts s !it 4 nc:
= sas sc & % as 81 Il *fHf r. ~ 4;
MI while On truck: y ears Ut a4S.ac 5oe newre-
s; 4 IS a:: 49,: |;
s,,; ,s:sS :::$ ''?;;S ;S;
si%,t si,":1 o,I; :, I; sS< ::.
ss!!ss ss!!ss rs as'S;ss: :s.st 1t; It;
sSs @ \ i. isf G5 2
ss ~: %sS II 10 Ss e
y4 a.!s:; T :sS: ss ,"ia @ II
M ~ S fa2 :" . 1etsbgs 9, M asSsy sfy
weEo M ea.sA SALES reported ~.
Two O'clock HOARD,
S 'fS' s S$S;; I;
:sse ;:sl
N.Y., Ss ss:;
:ss; s :s;':S :ssi ts:ss;: A
;S1s TT s '$ss III; s: h n's +
x:c fnr tclolar and ;sss tEtfc fnr lie yenr sa,ss
a:sxx:9ic seIer sspeMour ~ .rler OcInbrs.
sHa :s'': IT, ysst {9 fS. s' Is ssnes I'd q
yla4sa!e f9f H1stohtr .sles wore ,uads Of flll
sepscnHcr. and 9{s 4uiIer flcs"psr i,afiey c!o.sd
as, NJ. 1s,sfs palE ests Il" f5 Sc ?. y a hysf' 4 @
t!;3ksi!:.i s1r ssI'tenbsf. i!'atyiD tor tctousr.
ffAf5tt..l for tlIB ysnF, H1d HI 10 fur Inn
unsy. fnlss very ma%.1 ssH brs at !i1d5a i II .s'.
eT Hcpth ~ tansf; sit;sts!s; :e4s tG;nt;r. ahoF 1a
cio:sa ifrssniar ~ III x1.s nv 1r sep,vnber fliIg
ttt1l for tctnhur EtuaA1g.<!lk for tho year. ard
tlnS;alAW tu? .Ianiary. snte. were nnde of &dutc.
cln. y! rnst! \, -. .l7h4aA for sapeniter. aud SM
Keller September. Aal FLU selter October.
, 1881-08-11
MINING NEWS.
BAN FRANCISCO.
Y FaASctscO. Aug. lO.-y[ltlin1 stocks closed

Northern lleflD has uGciurci tho usuni ditl-
1eNd Uf 60 cents nuG an extra IiyIdcill Of u
cents.
Tir-top declares dividend Of 70 cents.
nHsTON..
l.osros, Aug. l-Minlng stooks closed rs
folluws:
Allouek Mining Co.... ~ Frnnkl!n. ~
EHtusHet l1clh.+ l!.awoulCss L.
Ittnana. ........r..n. Ei
CRrsigE Fns.....,,,. 4 >lItttRg g,,,.....,,....,.,
duncan Sliyor...r., ISilrur Isiot,,,,,,,,,,.,, 81
, 1881-08-11

UPWARDS q
Oh1tce Hnayes-tine, tat md NatlsturElel
yteers, welnhlnN i.au to III Ibs..+...........d
G0DI ltc1ves-M ell-lRtteheA ateers, weigh.
inK l.xkl 10 l1I
Ns.i.1m 5;Eadssa1Sts1Fs ~ 5 IN nao nssh, welRt1-
uulchsrs' bturk-t'at,r to eUusillhn steera and
common tn choice cpwt Tor city sletxAter.
wclKhlnx Yv TO 10 l.tEu lhst
Sunk Entt1e-EoMtslpn cAttlu, w0iRhlnx dU
tn LOU
tntari0r-ltGat md thin COWS, haitsss, sts.3s,
hmlla. md sca!HA1 atGeTs................s.....
He1Ia-lsAr lll itA...............
, 1881-08-11

11uG FltCnUCTS-Weru ratlGr more nctlya aud
quito weak, though hugs wprH guuted lfHiur MD
tlora u3nturta change in tho Of lyarpeGI
ntyIccs, A ptoutnUnt openLur N!u Is supposed to
hold most Of Tie lard lHs9 nderso0t tu be- hes
inK early. aud tAt wGakened thu guar&cL exuept tht
tlle year delivery relatively nrn. Sacks aru ba-
llnveA to have Increased rapidly sInc0 the last Fcpurt
WIS made. tho consuuspt1vo dcmnnd having slack.
snaa Ma,os!aiiy owsnE +, hlEa prices nrk md
rho tons wms quite 6aavY throuKhont. ESPECIALLY lii
fs Iss ase{ paHi " ~ M o p,r b,t m Change
cDsing e. {i7.1 eAi III TouI1 !2ts aToL Or se!ler
s Ss aay na ss as sos % ss s
Harast at sl1tokiI.Gs and ifII hris fos fatnfs u
M ri r isp Hnt III W e. e. ins,nsst
IL iho aiiot tno1l liz n,rSSt VII ss.ln weak. i9io
["loMng Etvos tho sx9 tor the day Including the
NJ: p"rs. 1n:.;5$y, sa. ,yf;t:sS,s, a 81.
sS,cs,aes.. s,otSesr }sh } ;S 1I 1I;S ii.':h ii:h
1s%Ssr;::::: HUH HUI ilGi9 le$I'3 $I|H'a3 i9h iG
r.: m IF ss 1,sa sssf
sss css, 1 ss: sss! sss ~;
~ Sss1Fs ss 8 81 sts :ssF aoivurs Ass,!
ard nthnr tal!varlss ~ below. 1ho fo!lvwlnx !Alo
AZ: fj:;|: ;s: g4 + |s ;i'
y 1lSs;jH lS;fH yi,tsiS t s:iSS s
MEXTs bscisnsa neout TO- ror NNibs: and closed
!rus sslss " Msss rypot!sI q 41%9 !;,s !snx @ spa
II .Ssi IL aeas Ssp,oiaS"r a;1d H. 3sss$ sal!sr
, 1881-08-11

bO&TOH4
Special D1spatfs to tn CA4eaoo Tribune.
U0aT0M, Aug. 1l-Tho stock Mafket rsu,alns
IN dull and almost I!felsss condition, with 0uly
bsls u sold 1t h11ul, a9ainst 7SH Last saist
, 1881-08-11

tnio. bsiua Mutv reported 6f A1uu lsss long unu
nlort clear on lttf9s tarnsst 14tu 16s sh"Ft rIhs
urto00rt Ahu pcs Ereon huma tlt lls a. acf Gu tn
swnnt VtokIuu bans tG lbs} ri Ntn trce4 OF loa!tK
cut4 NUfg AZ fGtIpws Rt y pfclilti,
, 1881-08-11

sae.t @ s;e. scllyr ,a assHssaMseF y sa % e!,sea r.
Ggn4berlaHds. y{aYHo boIedi lanR-sgt hrink luiY
u 9lhAvsrngst kreea Esnls. sauo AsaEuggt bagl&&G
naeon qn0lyA " ,fnvtho for shnn!aas.t ltASf lcsG
hans, Bls s;snvass1 at,a rne.sa; "a, T., a., o.1
ll.d0 toe a1ttn 1lGsk, aud f2Iuk4xAUQ for haius,