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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
COTTON NARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

L1vgrr0oI. Nay I-l230 o.. motion easier. MiddliDg
Cpland- U sd Mdlug Orleans a. sales l2OOu bales,
including -OiU bales Or speculation ana export receipts,
l. 80 including 1850 bales American. Futures
Upiands Mlddlug May delivery 6G4d do May
ana June delivery t4d. uuc AMI july delivery bd
do August delivery Dii1s do August anu ,rpteri
deyey. So DO. september ana OCTOBER delivery
UsfeAd.. FufuIrs steady
LIVERPOOL NAV l--4OJ r. m.-Cotton-Ihe sales o. the
day ineludci 800 bales American.
LIVERPOOL. MAJ lJ:uN .. ufurest pands Low hld-
ding clause Jnlv delivery Jaa4d do- 1uly sad
August delivery. 6s and september delivery.
G,os4d september and October delivery. oAs4d- "
lures cOseu steady.
AUGUSTA May cotton duu. Middhng. u pc. Low
MadIng l. az 80. sOOd Ordinary 4u-g-. receipts, -
bales sales. II bales
BALTIMORE NAY I.-Couou quiet Middinug. l2isc.
Mdhng. IL ss Gooa ordinary lO's. gross receipts.
IA bales eEpo O. Great Butn. 4t- bales sales SPIN
ners. too ba,-8; stock. -l..4i bales
CHARLESTON Say lotion quiet. Mlcf!inc. l2c..
Low hdilg II &C.. Uood ordinary. II &c net reeeiDtA
40 bales Ap0r7 coasiWe 2i-y bales sales 100 raes
stock l2.OD7 bales
GALyEsrOS May l-Co'ron nominal; Abiding. 12c. Low
Mldtling &c. ordinary. receipts 900
bales xp0rts 10 Great Britain 3,5U1 bales socA -O69O
bales.
MAY l.-Cottou quiet. MldGinC. l2c.. Low Md
ding, Good ordinary, lc net receipts go lale-
shipments. 7 bales. sales 90 bales stock atJob bales
NEw.OELEANs. May lotion quiet Midllng Re,
Low Addiug a &c Good Ordinary, II &C. net receipts
90 Loo bales eApuIts Ia Great Britain c4O
sales ljuO bales. stocS l4+fJ1 bales
SAVANNAH. NAY lotion quiet. Mlddhng. lee. Low
Mdtung. 4lc. Good Ordinary, lO-5c. net receipts 3J3
bales j3J bales exports ooas"s 400 bales Sales
800 DaleS, stock, -C,-a5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
LIVESTOCK mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO May l--CArTLE - Receipts today. $50 head
fos for week 200 head time last
consigned tnrOuR1 1856 cars market dull and
Extra Steers, QUASI 40
Choice ~ 10 al 40 Far 10 edln - %"
81 80 Fat Cows - I16e1 90 Mixed
Butchers al al 10 stOckers Feeers, - 15aS0 lO
Choice 25ds5 oO Fat Bulls % 20 9@b stock DO - 20
-.
SHEKP AND LANBs-Recepts to-day 34OO head total for
thus laf, head. time last week 800
through but q lower
rates. saes tar Good ~ 0S7 80 Choice 10 Fancy oJ9
a. Far . Good Clipped sheep. - 5OaT1.
EOgs-htcCclpts to-day for thus
faf laVU head, time last week. -. 90 heal.
signed Enough W steady good dCALld;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
-. Worth Rirer. Vesscis atf RIir1rt&
Nrw-YoRK. Monday. May 1. lsS2
crNrP.T, MARKET REPORT ,

e. Ma Nav s sod At S5c June 7scs 200 anu
s. s. SIC hid ana asked MIG qnS, nnchanred sales.
CoTION-Pqt saes saturday evening" mruH vered ON
bales 4I eSe bales Receipts Al the PoTS os bales last
Sses against ese' l4s9 VIZ bales against 81
yea. same period last season o To points sales
eosa6g a4 Pr1ces pad-May u 81 September
i2Sg. July l2.4aal2+o ,AaaS5IiSI. Novembel J. ' -,
12'4o4 inccember sllts '9n nrs IL n July T.
Rings and MafEl SIsmbcr 30 oct oer -; Februarv
Der lilo Deee1gsr, Cor t eourraotNy, r. M June Tan
aisss' Iirg s5eI4 Aaf,iiiii November IL
Der l22l - H. f2slLiS January l'o"4 Ai''
Trsnsis'abie orders IL tLouR MARKET dun while
price. we're gene o s,Sy Winter Wheat do in buyer,
ftor Sapernne and u, N sea S7Ss bis for
saes l4ooo S Sol'~ = - soGs. % latter extreme
sapsane - rs s, a So 5s % sqss o common
coed Extra Western a. - u Hool ONO IS = as -.
. ~, sce DO IS 3O3s' so Common Exua MilnssoA
BaAsTs = US 5: 81 Louis Common e Far Extra Extra
I.$T %,sap Extra 81 5O0s' market closing 2niet ,
SOUTH EkN sj4 y1 g'7 ass go Good choice SO %
Sss Sc RYE FLoUR g%gi s'sa} s siav safes
k1P9Ee Ursndywne - go yellow Western quoted = .
GKIN-wHEAT-MarKet salac h.gher with Ta''e
roe dong export Ano AIRY a. net prces Of the dsy
c ~ 900 bush. future 300 bush easn 1T 81
the cash Nhestior exl or. s - Pel 81 fS0 n 4o
erttfcaes 81 A. al 4ei4 delivered - a.! i.'e ~ IN
19S - : 55 delivers Al uIll Mixed " ~ ~ - A.. g.
-.-socs a e II 2gDi II No Whe; - 81 = nd
and in store q - iree on o ~ Closing - ~
a. Jane y 4sasl 40 closing 81 4e 90 S9.H 81 clos
20 y ciosuC 81 $685.. do August. - "a 2"TI a. a.,
Ing y 25h Rye quier "a e ioL an'a a6ss danIis
. bALE5 a au MALT quiet unchanged co trS71
I.rgst a. So higher closing very nrm no.etf orpD.
% - frx,e demand fairy active BUSINESS III
-, i 81 200 bush future, l55OOO eGsl o7; x -
seos.c M -stsrn Mixed SO0t4 l2c 0teie - ,,tt
ut aI' - sc delivered 50 2G>5c IN eleVaU Don
o, sxfTeule tngraded Yellow - &c; 30 ,Inn. II 4,
o. sosJ34c- closing 80; uJ uhc -
losing ) &c. do. ulT II -aGs5 &C. c"slhs
60 h.ser active sales d5Z9OO bush inSiaHI for
2ae ~ ~ = eGssG6lc for New" C1el- &c ~
"a ~ Il Quoted Gle. No % wH"e No
NN S . SIS. a6zc. oF New. CSC 'or o sd Ic Waite
% &c NTei state 6O'9S,4 c 7ie 10
60 EfixsA May 81 16Oa4c., 10 nle 81 te"1 49,
o,s0y 5ss.e. August IS 2G4SS4c ED ell - ~
a. and 80 y S. 3jGSl .2A latter WAlie' Nlui'N''' "
al 30
- -, -ro,,, ~ Srw-YoRK BaOOKLYS AND JERSEY
,L,II 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
Tn NORTH RIVER CONSTITUTION COMPANY }

TIR NoETH RIVER CONSTRUCTION CoMPASY(
PRESIDENTS OFFICE
NEW-YOgE. April -, 1882
TTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NORTH
4 RIVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY hereby
ro1ned that furthe- nsalment OF 10 ten per
respective been duy called BY the Board Of
Directors payable AZ the panvs Office No 10 Broads
Mills building. NewIOrK City, ON wednesday, May 10,
1882
will be closed from this date until the
morning VI May Ii next -
r. WINSLOw,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
~, LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~ jersey City anu IL cs ~ anl oay were IS carloads
Aoaoay @ te- ~ Monday The ARRIVAL, of 1sft g
eeips On " 49, ilsA' AID we're followed be "'
aAar1 ~ enesGay Fhen slAGgbtsrer. gy mo crate -
0N' were eager ALL excited DurcDassr. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEWJERS EY.-The annual ing Of the stock
holders Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF New
Jersey Of will be held on FRI
5th day May, 1892 noOn the office OF the
az Jersey City.
notice i under the provisions Of the statute OF
Neversey such made and provided by the under
signed khOdrTs OF the said company, the ordinary notice
OF the time aud place o. holding the said meeting not having
been ana she directors VI the company having refused
to act in the premises
New-IOrk. April -, 1882,
signed,
GROESBECk a SCHLEY COILS. DAVIS n LEVY.
NERMILYE& co. SPENCER. TRASK a co.
T. G. KNIGHT HOItHhISS, BCRNHAM
STOUT & 60. q 90.
r. A con- Y W. T. HATCH & SON.
" n -TEVEVsON LEOPOLD CAIN & co.
A NJ KIDDFR a. ca. II. KENNEDY & co
BOODG. MCCLELLAN & CO. ALBERT PUTNAM
JOHN n. DAVIS a 90. ~. +. PROCTOR.
KENNEDI. HUTCHINSON GEO. K MCKENZIE
& CO. ALEX +. STERLING
EDWARD CLARK, and others.
WIN. L. ELLIS,
W (NEMBER " Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK BROAER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
DROPOSALS for FASTENlNGS for CARS
4 aud VESSELS TRANSPORTING MERChAND Disc
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. April %. 1882.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 30 lsS2
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until II o'clock n
on Monday Nay 49, 1882 Tor furnishing fasenngs for
vessels employed In Transporting merchandise M bond
merchandise passing In transit through Canada. and
appliances Tor securing
packages In such Quantities the Department may Om
time o require for year from July !. 1851
Proposals should be accompanied by samples OF the articles
proposed aud the al when
marked for shipment Ia such manner As
required the Department. vii De delivered Al the
OF express freight company al the place OF manu-
facture.
Where and wires glass seals or other seals 81
Ike submitted Al least dozen samples OF
each should 10 furnished . -. a.
he following articles are used In securing cars, &C.
transporting merchandise IN bond, VIZ: -, -,
unappTsed merchandise, locks ahd sea hoitfn niue
patent combination glass and pae -a inohos
In size. which made m lie department -,
For appraised merchandise ADD mrfrhAhui'r passing IN
transit through Canada lead seals aud Nfes had presses
the brass tags IA Inches numbered
ou-~cuuvoly ami punches f1r canceiiilg tAe Halr
For packages lead seal. with which the cord placed
around packagrs r. secured .. -.,... -. ~. ~, a.,
The Department reserves the rbht ~ i'O my Ut AZ Jus
Due examination viii be de OF and fu consideration
given merits OF ali ocks seas and olo devices when
be submitted 81. -
tces named and should marked Proposals Tor car last
en5ne. and Addressed 10 the secretary OF TIE treasury
80 special Of proposal 10 presented OF furnished By
"' CHARLES J. ROLCER, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
Proposals.
DrPLRTYrxr OF CITY Wosxs

DEPARTMENT or CITY WoRxs
BHOOKLYs, April %, 1882.
&EALED PROPOSALS, indorsed proposals
- Coal" viii received At the Office Of the Commissioners
OF the Dsgrtment Works Room Is Municipal Build
ing al wednesday. MAY 10 lss2 az II furnishing
H9O tons Of coal CRATE size aud LOO tons egg sire on
board OF The Island Railroad Company al Hunters
Poin l. l. and 300 tons size AZ Mount Prospect Engine
n0i. brooklyn. For particulars advertisements In
BROOKLYN papers from Apr % 20 May 3, inclusive.
D. l. NoKTHuP secretir ~ ''0i -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

Choice Yorkers 81 650s7 80 load OF xtr
Heavy at -; Pigs SO 5O0s7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
Business Cbnnces.
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
AMI 1 A-A-N HE.tL 1 a / lD-fs
DIP ARrMENr OF ruE lNTrniOR, OFFICE OF !
INnIAN AEE AIns w A-nINLTnN. \ NIL %. l.sY.

DEPARTMENT or riIE INrrRloR, OFFICE OF
INDIAN AFFAIRS WAsHlNGToN, April %. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed Proposals for Beef"
Beef be submitted IN separate envelopes Ba
col, Flour, Clothing. Transportation &c as the
So anu WOOsterst. New-IOrk. viii be received until
Tuesday, May -, lss2 for furnishing or tle Indian
hoof l2s 900 pounds Beans 10000 pounds ak
Powder 2OO00uO pounds Corn 1000 pounds Coffee
pOands Har Bread 10000 pounds hOniny $1,000 pounds
Lard. 6jO barrels Mess PORK 23OOu pound Rice ll,ZOD
pounds Tea 10000 Tobacco -0OO0O pounds salt 10000
pounds soap 5000 pounds SODA ZoOOo % lnds sugar ana
s38.UOD pounds Wheat
part Of Tic $4,000 ysTus; standard Calico oOO yards;
Drilling wards; Duck, free rom All sizing lTOpOO
tucky Jeans 2eOoO Yards 'hryot; 2.-OO yaIus Brown
Sheetng 10000 yards BleaCled SheetEg TO- o. yards
Hickory smrng IOOOJ Yards OacO 9hii Ig ouyV Yards
ware Medical supple and .Ong list Of miscellaneous anti
cies such Harness Poughs kakes FORKS, &c and for
about 47j agous required Tor me service III Arizona Colo
rad0, DAKOTA Idaho Indian errory Minnesota Montana
Nevada and Wisconsin 20 be delivered al Chicago
Kansas city AMI sioux ciy AAO 10Y su'h sohs a. NAV Dr
required climate OF the Pacific coast, With
California brakes. delivered at san Francisco
ausUrid0n Such OF llt articles Hoos
plies may contracted be delivered at the
. BIDS sr--r BIZ MADE OUT on GOVERNMENT BLANKS
the kinds and quantities OF subsistence
supplies require tor each agency and the KINDS and quaint
blank proposals and bond conditions
observed by bidders time and place Of delivery terms
OF contract and payment transportation routes lu ~ Otnt
necessary Instructions be furnished upon application -
once Washington. OF Nos 80 anu % wooster
ST. y. llism II. Lyon No 4s5 Broadway. New fork;
the Comuissaries subsistence T. A at Cheyenne Chi
cago Leayenworth omaha II Louis 81 Paul san Francis
YanktOu the Postmaster al sioux CITY anu 10 the
Posrmasters az the following named places in Kansas Ar
city Burlington. Caldwell Dodge CIty Enp9ra Flu
reka Great How Hutchinson Larned, Nc Pherson.
ing Topeka, wellington, Wichita and winfield
Bids opened AT the hour ana d3y above stated and
bidders invited 20 be present a. the opening
CERTIFIED ChECKs-
bids must be accompanied By certified checks upon some
Tuff "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
srnI m MET BIZ MADE our or CONVENIENT sLANks

Al bids must be accompanied By certified checks upon
nif states Depository Treasurer
- "A PRICE, Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

WIN. L. ELLIS,
W 1fEMBER \. Y STOCK EXCHANGE E.
STOCK BROAER,
u RkllA - L. =. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
ARGYLE,

THE "WAVERLEY,- ATLANTIC CITY,
i HOUSE n FL IL VIEW OF TIL Z OCEAN.
rfecrric beis and cold baths, e-ch
loor suites ground nO0g with "a ~@sSf )ans
Attached Billiard gallery and al lac colyeneacos
OF a ursi-ciass hotel / bh1ANA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

WAY AND sTRAW-Prtces are steady as tie oie1n-s
rrtdo moi active. We quote: Nccnn o PRIME
Tgnoty 75cdsl shipping Grades IS oo Mixed lover
& d7ac so I Rye straw. eOa0oc' snort 10 '@e0-' '"'
r'iS nrmafn quiet and without new featnres AdVce@
-, tho reriD arm IuOte Good 90 Choice state l@el,
soq3.c poor TO l6i2Oc, Eastern. -oc2lc crop o.
lSSO l2H2lC DO 1873. alGc 49,, .-t- A., -
HiDF>-F irm III the recent advances salT trade Is re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

WHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House.
w FraucOna n H.. accommodates 2'o ne nay fes-r
or malaria location IN The moutAns terms - {" 81
ner week Al 200 BrOadWa Room b,
- n "A tDODNOM 4 Propri-tOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

l.-OU Mountain COolnesS season opsns Jay I
MOVN NJ MCGREGOR, ten miles north 81 sarafOg.
Connected by the most elegantly equipped pleasure n
fhe L. Trains every hour. Fine camping grOllds AL.
dyess MOUNT MO- hEGOR LNPROy EMhNE COMPANY.
lLlnuto,i Saratoga sprlngs y. Y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
NO KINGS .NEED APPLY.
french Fortune Hunters and Mac.
kay'S nuuehtar.

htCE
The London Daily News says: "Mrs.
Mackay has expressed to a Boulevard Jour-
nalist her Indignation at the report that
her daughter is engaged to Prince Phil
lippe de Bourbon. She is very angry with
the Prince for having left her the task of
contradicting the report, which she asserts
was maliciously promulgated by a lady on
tho Figaro staff, because she asked to be
invited to Mrs. Mackay's balls and was re-
fused. When Queen Isabella called on
Mrs. Mackay to felicitate her on the al
legged engagement Of her daughter, the
latter said: You know, madame, my
opinion about titled %suitors. Were a king
to propose for my child he should not OBJ
tain her. The aggrieved mother insinu-
ates that Prince Philippe allowed, to rem
der his creditors more patient, the absurd
story to circulate. She expresses utter
contempt for fortune-hunting bachelors, a
race that are not tolerated in America.
"a recital of her tribulations is amusing
in its frankness. AS the mother of a sup
posed heiress, she is not allowed q mo-
ment's peace. The chase after her daughter
is intensely keen. Every day since she
left school Mrs. Mackay receives piles of
letters from matrimonial negotiators, I'M
known to her, who demand interviews, the
object of which is to assure her child's
happiness. Innumerable calls are made
by men Of business, who would be glad to
be match-makers; Secretaries of titled
~personages, priests, dowagers of quality,
distinguished foreigners from all parts OF
the globe. who have proposals of marriage
to enunciate. Threatening letters also
pour in. The concierge, governesses and
abigails are beset with sharks wanting in
formation about Mademoiselle's habits,
tastes, ~favorite theaters and hours for
walking in the Bots. To escape from per-
secution, Mrs. Mackay thinks of giving
notice on a bill posted on her gate that,
according to American habits, Mademoi-
selle will not have any dowry, and will
not have any fortune while her mother
and stepfather live"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
WARD ITEMS.
From the Reflex of May 9.

General Spencer, we are credibly in
formed will soon let two contracts on
mines at Osceola.
An outfit for q gymnasium has been or
dered and will soon loom up on the fiat in
the ravine south of town.
One bar of bullion, valued at S2,017 80,
was received at the express office on Sun
day from the Monitor mill for shipment.
Two rings in one of the cylinders Of the
Martin White air compressor were broken
Saturday night, which necessitated the
stoppage of work throughout the mine.
All will be in readiness to start up again
tonight.
All Min, the Chinese cook at the Monitor
mill, was lately caught in the act of getting
away with amalgam, and was let out imme-
diately, if not sooner. Between cooking
and ~"whacking up" with the owners OF
the mill, he would have done we'll in this
country, if let alone.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
THE FACTS.
Why Our and the Carson Repre-.
sentatiyes Were Bounced,

The Carson Appeal has found out the
naked truth why our Eureka anti Chinese
delegates and those Of Carson were ex-
cluded. 1t says: "Mr. Babcock was in
correctly quoted by the San Francisco
press, with reference to his representation
of a political party. Knowing, as he did,
that the convention would be a non-parti-
san me-. and that the meeting that ap-
pointed him was OF a similar character.
he could never have committed such grave
an error. He was neither snubbed nor
treated in the slightest degree discourte-
ously, as has been intimated, by the active
members of the convention, but when in
formed that none but representatives Of
the various industries Of the coast could
be admitted to the council, he submitted
to the decision, as did many other gen.
tlemen occupying high positions, situated
similar to him in this instance. After Mr..
Babcock and other respectable delegates
had been informed that it was necessary
to exclude them on the grounds that they
did not represent trades, in order to pre-
vent Kearney and his hoodlum followers
from capturing the convention, which
would have had the most undesirable
result, these gentlemen recognized the
propriety of their exclusion and withdrew"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
MIR. ADAMS CANDIDACY.
A Word to the Journals Eureka
Democrat"

Democrat
A correspondent of the Reno Journal,
who signs himself " Democrat" and dates
his communication Eureka, uses up over
a column of that papers valuable space to
show that because Lieutenant Governor
Adams has not acted as clerk Of the State
Library he has. therefore been making q
grand grab" actually stealing. his SO, 600
annually. A complete answer to all this
is that while there is a law by which he is
constituted ex-otficio Librarian, there has
always existed along with it another law
which provides for a clerk, whose business
it is to look after the books. 1t will be
time enough for us to take up the cudgels
for Mr.. Adams after he has received the
nomination for Governor, should the DEM
ocrats see fit to select him as their
standard bearer in the coming fight.
The cry of "~salary grab" raised
against Adams will prove a very
slender reed for his enemies within
the camp to rest their hopes Of personal
vengeance upon. And we would suggest
that Democrats" communications for
the future may be more accurately dated.
They may not have the strategic effect in
tended if branded "Reno." but they
would read as well.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
How Long. Oh. Lord!

The Carson Bee ia authority for this tale
of horrors: Ex-senator Lockwood, who
is lying sick at the hospital, is very low,
and perhaps may not recover. A person
has been appointed administrator Of his
estate. Although lying in the hospital,
Mr.. Lockwood IL not altogether impecuni-
Gus, and has Government bonds Of no
small amount. Those interested in his
welfare have been very assiduous in the
discharge of their duties. Anticipating
the sick mans death, a casket has been
ordered from San Francisco, and nothing
remains to complete the job but for the
poor man to die and be dumped into 1t.
a knowledge of the state Of affairs would
not enhance the sick mans chances for re-
oovery. Should Mr.. Lockwood recover
the casket will probably be sold cheap"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Union 13hb 1919 1873 bad 1894,
sierra Nevada Ga 87ss SAB Us, Mexican
7Sb7Ra77ss, Ophir 395s, Gould Curry
ooh Pisa, Best & Belcher 5As, Alta 22os'
Savage 25s, Chollar FOB, Potosl 5o6 oos'
.Jnstice 45b 50a, Benton Dob qua. crown
Point cob, Yellow Jacket lob, Overman
cob, Hale & Ncrcross 135s, Bullion SOb
Con. Virginia cob 65b, Utah 3oob a9oo.
Belcher 4Ob, Confidence sob 9oa, scorpion
s5b. Andes 75s, Martin White 3o5a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
Wines. LiUuors and Cigars.

The wholesale and retail liquor house of
Tonkin e. Co. have just received and are
now offering to this market the largest
and most complete stock Of foreign and
domestic liquors and cigars ever intro
duced on the Base Range. Their WHISTLES
are par excellence, being direct from the
Kentucky distilleries, including the cele-
brated Robertson County (Tenn.) Sour
Mash. They have also introduced Falk's
celebrated Milwaukee beer, with which
they are now prepared to serve their GUS
toners. Prices to correspond with the
times. X
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
STOCK SALES.
francisco stock Exchange.

MORNING DoARD.
800 Ophir-39O
S9O M~exican-7k ia "a
70 Could & C~urry-245
no Best & Belcher-5ss "a
17S5 California-25c 25s9O
1920 ~Savage-130 IA
1I0 Con, Virginia-6Oc 600
47O Potosi-5Oc DOC
10 Chollar-70c 75c
aO0 Hale Il Norcross-135 100
s1O yellow Jacket-l15 l2o
900 Belcher-40c
40 Confidence--sOc
$50 s. Nevada-SsS
% Utah-4b. Assessed 81 so
aoO Bullion--30c 35c
0S S25 Dnion-12h 1875 12A 12% 10
4o5 Alta-220 "a
100 Overman-15c
so Challenge-25c
100 Andes-7Oc
940 Scorpion-9Oc S5c
1870 Benton-6Oc
100 Justice-45c
AFTERNOON GARD.
100 N. Belle-SSs30
Eureka Con.-21b
100 Navajo-13o
Is Manhattan-l15
1875 Day-1A 1870
rs Albion-210
$50 Eureka Tunnel-9Oc
so Southern Nevada-6b GH
50 Bodio-54
50 Mt. Diablo-4
50 Mono-l40
99O Martin White-3S5
90 N. Noonday-9oc
"a pinal-2A. Assessment paid.
400 Oro--30c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05

On Saturday last at 6 O'Clock in the
morning a squaw died at Empire. The
Carson Appeal says that at 8 O'Clock her
husband flung the corpse across his back
and took her about q mile out of the vii
lage, where he dug a shallow hole and
chucked her into it with as much feeling as
he would have treated the defunct carcass
of a rabid dog. At noon he had already
secured another mahala. This Indian
certainly does not believe in losing much
time In life.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05

Pat. Holland, one Of the greatest practi-
cal jokers on the coast, we'll known in this
place, who has been in the practical joking
line since 1900, has reformed. and Ia now
Chief Engineer Of a Sunday school. The
following extract from a letter dated
Tombstone, Arizona, confirms the above:
"Tho great and the good Pat. Holland is
also hore, and has improved greatly for
the better. He only packs one revolver
now, and is Superintendent Of the Sabbath
school. He teaches the Bible class OF
yonno ladies."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
Coast Papers.

Tue Examiner, Call, Chronicle, Bulles
tin, Alta, Post. Stock Report, Exchange,
Virginia Enterprise and Chronicle re'
oeiyed daily, and delivered promptly to
all parts Of Eureka for as cents per week
each by Davidson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
A. D. PASSENGER TRAVEL


Parker House-R. e. Moore, V. r.
Wright, Tybo; A. Greenbaum, San Fran
cisco; Sylvan Levy, st. Louis, Mo-; ii.
Blaney, Bodie.
Jackson House-H. Hancock, Morey;
L. L. Highly and wife, Diamond; j. h.
Neven, Secret Canyon; T. D. Page, Fish
Creek; S. H. Potter, M. Sullivan, Ruby
Hill: L. D. Fullmer, Oakland; A. A.
Smith, Reno; E. H. Orem and wife, San
EropoiSon