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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-28
LIVE RIOCH

Choice to extra corn fed cattle, none
received; good, none received.
GRASS CATTLE - Choice, 3l@3Jc:
good, 2i@3tc; fair to medium, 2f a
29c; sc,llawags, 1@13c
Hoes Choice, 43@4lc good ,33@4c !;
common, 3@3fc.
SHEEP-Choice, 3l@3lc. medium. %
@Sc; common, S1C@l 80. Choice
lambs, per pound, 4l@4lc.
KANSAS Cry, No., September 81
The Lirc Sock indicator reports: Cattle
receipts, s55 head; shipments,
none shipping and grass range cattle
steady fat butchers and feeders in
god demand at a shade stronger
prices; good to choice, S4C94 SO; com
mon 70 medium, So 4093 90; stockers,
81 25@2 50; feeders, SO 9O@3 90;
com fed, ST. 5000 SO; grass ra7ge
stee's, 50 259S IS. Hogs-re.
ceipis, S208; shipments $50;
the marSet opened steady, but
closed dull and weak good to choice,
5 ! 5O@4 65; common to medium,
"a 25tG4 40 gra ser aud p'gs, 50 sea
4 20 Sheep-reCeipts, 70 shipments,
none; market quiet pood to choice,
" 5O@3 common o medium, 81 800
. 40
CmoAao, IL, Sept4nber 27.-The
Dfore's' Journal repot: Uatlle-re.
celpts, 90 head; shipments, 1000
head. Market ! w, common, we ak er
shipping steers, $50 10 1900 los, S3 4OCG
A 80; S ockers and feeders, S2@3 10;
cows, hulla snd mixed, 81 40(a3 10
bulls, - 30@2 20; throug1 TexAs cat
tie quiet; cows, ST. 9O@2 80; steers,
50 5OG9S Is; Western ranger, weak
natives and ha f-breeds, $3()3 20
COWS, 80 30(G2 90; Wyoming S3 70
Wyomiog hslf-breeds. 50 80 Montana
halt breeds, So 10; Montana, SO 25
Dakota, $3 25. Hog5--re eipte, 10000
head; shipments, 1000 head; market
sesdy; rough and mixed, So 70(04 60;
packing and shipping, 81 50(64 81
light, IS 60@4 60; skips, 50 25l93 50.
Sheep - receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments, 1000 head; marke, STEADY
natives, $2a3 IS; Western, S303 80
Texans, 50 1908; lambs, 50 50(94 20.
The Drovers' Journal special cabl.-
3 'aui run L1huou quotes very heAVy
supplies. Values continue weak, best
American steers selling lllc per Id.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 27.-There
hss been a very fair general demand
for assortmAn of all classes of goods
and more doing in soms instances.
Agents have advanced the prices of
Pepperel and Androscoggin wide sheet.
ingS, 80 per cent.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOyEMENTs AT THE LEvEE.

ArTirdls.-City of Vicksburg, Vicks-
burg; Kate Adams, Arkansas City
James Lee, Friars Point; ice Peters,
ARKANSAS City; Coshoma, 0sceola;
Chesapeake, Tptonville; City Of Baton
Rouge, New Orleans.
Departures City OF Vicksburg, st.
Louis; City of Baton Rouge, st, Louis;
Coahoma, Osceola; Chesapeake, Tip
ionville; Kate Adams, Arkansas City,
James Lee, F lars Point.
Boats in Port.-Jos Peters AID Ed
Foster.
Boats Due DOlrn. d. r. Powell.
Boats Due Up.--Bele Memphis aud
ChickasaW,
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WOOL.

Clear tub washed, 1885,; grease
wool, 23926c; bury wool, 13@1Se.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 27.-Wool
active at firm prices; medium clothing,
22@264c; combipg, 2492j!o; low AMI
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
steady, and closed stesdy aud 9c
higher middling, Ole. Sales, $50
bales, 325 to exporters and 525 10
spinners.
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nAeGINa ANA TIES. rrc.

BAGGINd-Jute, 2 lbs. SIC; II lbs,
7}e; u rs, &c. Fax, 8 lbs, o..
TrEs-$l l091 Is.
NALy-Common, 50 2j@2 80; steel,
50 400251.
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GENERAL TRADE,

The following quotations are the Of
fetal quotations Of the Merchants Ex
change.
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PETkOLEUM MARKET.

coarse, 14G22c; fine light, 20@25c
heavy, 16@2lc; black, l7@23c.
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Memphis White River Pkt.CO

For Clarendon, Devalls Biaf,, BeS
Arc, Augusta, Searoy, Newport, jackson
port, BateWille qud all Way LandinRs,
SIR. ChJCkA6 ~ ", m
", Q. Postal, ........ meater, gs.S.,
VIII leave EVERY WEDNESDAY at S pm.
STR. ALBERTA NO y, rT~~
Albert b. master .sss,.s,,,,,sG
viii leave EVERY SATURDAY al p.In.
Through rates given 10 all points. Freight
consigned to the Memphis and White River
Packet Co., at Memphis or Terrono, will be
forwarded promptly. For general informH.
ton apply at office, No. Madison st., ort
Call Telephone q, II. Q. LOWE, Ag't.
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FINANCE.

Money in ae i've demand at per
cent. The Clearing House report is
as follows:
CLEARINGS.
Monday, September 9th, $780,
S97 SO; same time last week, $780,
$3.50 80; same time in 1885. $40, S3i SO;
same time in 1884, $93 2S6 %.
BALANCES.
Monday, September 9th, $780,
1857 81; same time last week, S45,-
ISL AZ; same time in 1885, S2l, 21O so;
same time in 1884, $35,073 SO.
EXCHANGE,
New York sight on all prints, mar
buying, premi1m sailing: New EGG
land demand, d: count buying; New
England sight, J Discount; New Or
lesns, / discount buying, par selling.
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foreign houses maintained a firm nm
derione until the last hour, when
comb ined and vigorous attack WAS
made upon the whole list. The omen
irg was rather heavy, Pacific Mail.
Union Pac fic and Omaha being down
! each, while the changes in the other
active stocks were for Insignificant
amounts, and about equally divided
between gains and losses. There was
an active trading in the early dealings.
and the market was weak, especially
New Jersey Central and Western
Union, but The extraor binary strength
of New England soon rallied the let.
after which the market was Compare.
lively firm until the last hour, wien
the bears raided the list, aud every
thirg was carried down to the lowest
of the day, with the exception OF New
England. The market closed weak.
Sales were 422,05l. New England az
giegated S6,205, Reading As, 1873, Erie
1920, aud Western Union 32,040.
The tibal prices almost invariably
show material declines, to which
New England and Pullman Palace
Car were conspicuous exceptions,
the former sh ,wiog a gain o.
81 par cent. and the latter IT, Jersey
Central lost 2, Western Union II,
Union Pacific Il, Lackswanna Il,
Kansas and Texas and Like Shore,
each, 1t; Erie and st Paul, each, IL
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati end
Indiapapo is /, and others fractions.
Railroad binds were less active.
sales, 1,5I7,0O0. Prices wera firm
in thu early part of the day, but later
sagsed off in sympathy with the share
m Mket, and final changes were for
small fac i. MS generally.
The total lies of g. ks today were
422,0o1 shares, including Canada
Southern, $500; Delaware, Lackgwan-
ma and Westero, 2l,800; Delaware
and Hudsop, 4l70; Ere, $500 Lake
Shore, 1910 0; Louisville and NAH
vile, 1890; Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
2l,700; Northwestern, 500; New Jei-
sey Central, 1920; Pacific Mail,
20, 405; r aiding, as, 1888; 81. Paul, %.
200; s.. Paul and Omaha, 1888; Tex s
and Pacific, AGO; onion Pacific, $3.50 ;
Western Union, 5000; Wabash Pa
cifc, $50. Closing quotations.
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the United S ates, gives the gross ex
changes at each point for the weeI
ending September %, 1886, as com
pared with the corresponding week il
J SS5: q
New York, 1851, 722 975; inc, 466,
Bo ton, $67,715 S5l; inc, 1Ol.
Philadelphia, $50, 74S, 403; inc, As.
Chicago, $50, 266 COO; inc, 2O6.
st. Louis, $l4,339 500; inc, 81.
San francisco, Sl2 64S, ga; inc, ii. A.
Baltimore, Sll ,65S, 593; inc, 1873.
Cincinr att, Sl0,2' 0,000; inc. 24.4.
P ttsburg, S8,O40, 566, inc 1853.
Kansas Ci y, S4,993,5 inc, PA.
Louisville, 1902 1892 ire, 90.
New Or eana, vs. $40, 900; inc, 1872.
Milwaukee, S3,544,000; inc, 8.
Omaha, S3,9l2,990; inc, S0.5
Providence, 81, $50 400; inc, lis.
Mime 1polis, 81, 1876, 1874; inc, 1914.
Clev5 land, 1884, 1853 inc, 66.7.
Denver, S3 359,75
Detroit, 1901, 203; inc IA
Columbus, 81 ,61S, 1853; inc, 1879.
Hartford, Sl,677 Sac; inc, 1873.
indianapolis, 81, zoe 56S; inc, IA.
New Haven, 81 ,084 566; inc, Oil.
Galveston, $l,775,O59
St Joseph, 1924, go; inc, l4.6.
Memphis, $3.50, COO; inc, l.5.
Portland, $4,000; inc, 81.
Peoria, S903,479; dec 1873
Worcester, 1886, 573; inc, 332.
Springfield, $S4l 1856; inc, 31.S.
Lowell, $445,S3S; inc, 1913.
Syracuse, 1884 434; iuc., 1915.
Tot,le, S9I5,Bl3,3 45; inc, 30.5.
Outside OF New York, $2S2 500, $40;
nc, 236.
Galveston and Denver not included
n totals.
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER- Buttsrine, l24@l3c; cream.
cry, 22C1 26n; dairy, 16@lSc; count try
butter, 16@16c.
HOG PRoDUoTs-Mess pork Sll
sugar cured hams, 125@i3c; break
fast bacon, 82@10c; clear rib
sidee bacon, Sf@ SIC; bacon shoulders,
72c; bulk pork clear sides, 73c; clear
rio sides, 7S@71c; shoulders, &c; long
clear, 7i07sc.
LARD-Tierces, 7i@7sc; half barrel0
and kegs, 73@7sc; choice kettle, SI@
SIC.
FRESH MEATS No. beef, &c; NUT
ton, &c; hind quarters of beef, SIC ;
lambs, So 50@3 so.
PoULTRY-Chickens, S263.
CHEEsE-Prime flats, sac, nominal /;
factory, 71@Sc, nominal; full cream,
12c.
Pcs FEET.-Barels, $40; half.bar-
rels, S.; kegs, 81 70.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, September 81 Pro.
visions dull aud teady. PORK, $40 %.
Lard eaay, So 2098 25. B1lk meats
about steady; loose lots-long clear
and short ribg,T7; short Gear, 81 %;
boxed los easier; long clear and ehoIt
ribs, 81 10; short clesr, 81 %. Baton
long clear and shor1 ribs, ~ GAO
7 IS; shor. clear, 81 %. Hams steady,
12@l34c. Butter dull but Steady;
creamery, 2l@24c; diary, 10000.
Eggs quiet, 1910.
CHICAGO, ILL, September 27.-Pro-
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BANK STOCKS,

BANK STOCKS.
Bank OF Commerce. 146 bid, 149 esked
First Nations .........160 bid, 1855 asked
German Bank ......... 1875 bid, 20o asked
State National .145 bid, $50 ass d
Union and Planters ..150 bid, 1853 ked
Mercantile Bank. ..... 1876 bid, 1879 a,ked
INSURANCE ST cKs.
Bluff City...............10O BID, =. asked
fernando ..."........ 100 bid, =. fssed
Home .......................75 d, 80 ASKED
Memphis City ....... 1921 bid, los ,ked
Peoples .....................S0 bid, SO asked
Ph9nix....................98 bid, 100 ssked
Planters ..............."107 bid, -. asked
Vanderbilt. ......-.25 bid. 26 asked
Arlington ......-.. .........35 bid, -. asked
Factors .....s..............-.,.... .....20 atksd
MISCELLANEOUS.
M. & O. R r. shares. SO Did, -. asked
M. & T. r. r. shares. AS bid, 50 asked
M. & G. cousols, 7p.....1l9 bid, -. asked
N. & L. r. LIST m. S.. l05 bid, ... asked
Mise. & T.R R. cs. A.. Ill bid, lib asked
Miss. & T. R.R. cs.B. 1913 bid, 103 asked
Tenn. Wts. s,r. D........90 bid, SO asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. L to J..S3 bid, So asked
Shelby Co. 6s.. ......... los bid, ITO asked
Tax. Dist. a, s."....973 bid, 9S3 aeke6
Tax. Dist 6s ....... l042 bid, 1864 asked
Mem. G sbonds.......104 bid, -. atked
Mem. Water b onds....97 bid, .... asked
Hanauer Oil Works.. BID IS asked
Am. Cot. Oil trusts. ..573 bid, $50 asked
Pioneer Cotton Mills. .25 bid, 80 essed
Mem. Stor. Com. Co.. 106 bid, l10asked
Mem. Gas stock ...."...75 bid, so asked
NEW YORK, S p'ember 27.-Money
on call active at 6@6s per cent, clio
ing st SOS per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 4@5 per cent. Sterling
exchange unchanged and weak at 4S13
for 60 day bills and 4S4! for demand.
Bonds-Government bonds were
dull and steady. State bonds we're
dull and ste ady.
Stocks-Stocks showed less activity
than the average of last week, but
New York aud New England sprang
into first place in the dealings, its
sales being nearly twice those OF any
other stock. The trading in this
stock overshadowed in interest all the
rest of the market, and the street il
considerably puzzled for the reason
for the deal. 1t is con" in Boston, as
wei as here. This generally accepted
theory is that the Manhattan Elevated
road IS seeking clntrol both OF it and
the New York City and NortherD, but
that the details are not yet ready for
publication. The stock mads an ed
vance OF nearly per cent. today, |
part, OF which was lost in
the last hour. There was consider
able strength displayed by many of |
the specialtiss, which served to help |
the general market materially. There |
was considerable selling CT long ato,k |
IN the morning, but the purchases by |
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FOR VICKSBURG.
FOR NEW ORLEAN Ms.
LEE LINE.

Memphis. FFinrN Point and m enl f,l.S,
and OsceOIh Packet Company.
HoY Helena, Glendale, FriRrs Point and nj
Way Landings-SteAmeF
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Receipts at ports, this day, 1886. .33, S24
Receipts al ports, this day, 1886. 30, $3.50
9Held higher.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1884 1995 1891
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LONDON, September 81. - United
Sta es bonds, As, 1909; United sta O.,
bonds, Az, ll4s Bar silver 44sd per
ounce. The amount OF bullion with
DIR ,wn from the Bank of England on
balarce today is 100000
BERLIN, September 27.-The state
msnt of the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many shows decrease in specie of
IL. 100000 mark.
PARIS, September 27.-Three per
cent rentes, S2f size for the account
BANK CLEARINGs.
CaICAao, ILL, September 27.-Bank
clealings today were $S,l98,000.
Sr. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept amber 81
Bauk clealings, $2,462, S35; balances,
$780, 0S.
BosroN, MASS, Se' TENDER o.
Exchanges 8, $lI ,69l ,554; balances, ST.
523,702.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Septem Der 81
Bank rleariLgs, S9,6S7,6 5; balances,
$l,22 y,72S.
NEW YORK, September 27-Clear.
ines: Exchspgea, $l39,029, 1888; bal
anees, $4,03S,794
BALTIMORE, Nd, September 81
Bank clesrings today: S., I50 623;
balances, $3.50, z40.
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The New Orleans future market
OPENED irregular, and closed steady.
Sales, 20 200 balep. Quotations were
as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-28

New York fu ures opened firm and
closed barely steady. Sales, 70, 200
bales. TIE closing quotations. were
as follows:
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The New Orleans spot market
opened firm and co.ed firm and tc
higher. Midling, 9sc. sa es, HOO bales.
Quotations were as fl oWs:
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j. II. 0oPER................, j. Master.
Leaves Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY at s pm. The boats of thi
line reserve the right to pass all landings
the captain may deem unsafe. Office, No. 6
Madison st. JAMES LEE, JR., Sup't.
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WEEKLY CLEARINGs.

BoeToN, Mass, September 20 The
following table, compiled from special
disp 4tches to tho Post from the man.
ager, of the leading clearing houses in
the United S ates, gives the gross ex-
changes at each point for the week
ending September %, 1885, as com
pared with the corresponding week in
4 COX.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-23
Nye County Democrats.

Belmont Courier. July II: At q meeting
Of the Democratic Central Committee Of
Nye county. held in the Office Of the score
tary at Belmont on Saturday last. Ii was
ordered thai primaries be held In the vari-
Gus election precincts OF the county on
Saturday, August z. for the purpose of
electing delegates to the Democratic
County Convention. to be held in the
Courthouse, Belmont, on Saturday, August
81, to elect four delegates to attend the
Democratic State Convention, 70 be held at
Eiko on Thursday. September 8. The
Democratic County Central Committee
also ordered that primaries be held in the
various election precincts of Nye county
on Saturday, September IL, 1885, for the
purpose OF eleoting delegates 70 the Demo-
cratic County Convention, to be held In
the Courthouse. Belmont, on Saturday,
September 25. to nominate . Democratic
county ticket.
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The Lead Market.

Says the New York Engineering and
Mining Journal Of the 18th instant: Our
New York market is very quiet. and very
firm at 400 cents. at which figure both
domestic and foreign can be purchased.
The Richmond Company claims to hold
firmly at five cents; but in the face OF
Spanish lead in London els Is. 3D., and
Offering here 4.90@4 92h cents. the higher
quotation is nominal. The company
claims, with much force. that its 1900
tons is the only stock in this country, and
stocks in Europe are also reported to be
light, so that it may we'll be that five cents
will be reached. At present the lull in
demand here is due to the stocking up in
the recent heavy purchases. We hear OF
GOO toni domestic arrived hero to manu-.
iscturers on contracts.
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Another sauabble GuIch Suit.

The Times-Review of Monday says:
Sheriff Atwell came up from Elko during
the night. armed with papers, which he
served this morning, in q suit brought by
the Nevada Silver Mining Company against
Robert Johnson, Owen Cassidy, John
Dougher, Edward Dougher, Charles Mo
Master, W. G. McAllister, james Dolan.
william Crowley and others. owners and
lessees of the Meyystal mine, enjoining
them from further operations and to re.
cover the value Of 400 tons Of ore extracted
therefrom, OF the estimated value Of 81 900.
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THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.

Hon. WIN. N. Stewart Addresses An
Eureka Audience On the PoIitf.
cal, silver and Agricultural Is.
snes Of he hay.
Two large bonfres blazed last evening on
Main street, and the Star band d~iscoursed
some stirring strains in front of the Opera
House, which served as a signal for our
people to assemble to hear Hon. VIM. M.
Stewart discourse upon the political and
Industrial issues Of the day. thereby vir.
sually opening the campaign in these parts.
The audience collected comfortably filed
the Opera House. quite q proportion OF
which were ladies. Hon. NJ. d. Foley, In
she audience. made a motion that Hon.
Thomss Wren be elected chairman of the
meellng. The motion was met with a
nearly applause, amidst which the gentle
man walked forward 10 the stage and an.
nounced the object Of the gathering. when
hr, Stewart stepped forward and was in
PRODUCED. He started in with an attack on
me present Administration, and asked for
'ne promised exposes, and said it was
80 Httiost Ou OV6ruu6 JULIUS
wnen money lies idle in the United States
Iressury' He referred to mail routes, to
'ne carson Mint and its Superintendent,
ana then to his services in Congress. He
accused the Democratic party Of being re-
sponsiole Tor the high price a. which
united States bonds are sold, aud then he
.alAed Of a%nnexations to the State that he
snought feasible and advantageous.
p~ppeASing OF the silver question, Senator
Sa'f and the Senators from California and
oregon were denounced for their disin-
.srsssed attitude toward the metal and
sse industry. He favored u system
~ irrigation in the State, and
thought ii should be asoertained
hnere water can be stored for irrigation
pe'"een the Sierra Nevada and Rocky
%ountains, and that the Governmeni
auould aid in constructing irrigatine
SorEs as in India. Much Of the sage
ulush land of Nevada is no account fol
s1ck' out, with water. valuable for agri
'u,gural purposes.
ne speech was listened to attentively
@,oushout. but it elected little applause
! OF the suggestions offered wert
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Not sulphur but Pollen.

Carson scientists do not seem TO know
the difference between birthstone and
blossoms. Last week the papers reported
that a shower of sulphur had fallen in the
city. and now the Truckee Republican
tells them the yellow stuff was nothing
more nor less than the pollen from pine
trees. This substance is plentiful in the
pine forests at this time OF the year. and
last Wednesday the surface Of Donner
Lake, the Republican says, was covered
with It. 1t is frequently borne u long dis.
lance by the winds.
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al" Alleged Victim Of Incest Ar.
rested.
IsPEcIAL no THE SENTINEL.

~'iAaiSIA, New, July 22.-Rosa Thomas,
%9 alleged victim of incest. was arrested
~ oeiofe yesterday by Onlcer Dan Shoe.
ofsa ~ Molrose. near Oakland, Gal. The
mo arrived in this city yesterday morn
SbS.; aad sne Is now held in custody by the
Cou. a. the Grand Jury rooms in the
..nonse In care Of Mrs. George. her
H.. aumothor, with bonds fixed 81 ST 500
Ali, pleliminary examination will prob.
dsH 'aKe place in the Justices Cour. to.
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=..TEnDAY's sTOCA ~ALss.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
ran uaIe & Norcross-295c 290c
,sS0 sayage-34 $3.50 5000 3h 340c s3(
lao Choilar-2A 1900 1850
500 P~otosi--S5c goo
SO ophir-160c 165c
745 Mexioan-95c goo
l5O Gould h Ourry-180c IL
oO0 Rest 4 Belcher-lA bio IN
40 Con. Csl%ifornia--1A 100
200 Grown Point-115c
i55 Yellow Jscket-1A l40c
100 A%lpha-85c
so s. Neyada-9oc
100 Utah-90c
100 Bullion 400
$50 Oyermsn-25o
1900 Union-70c
400 s. Hill-20c
Jackson-1kb 165a
$50 Nsvajo-S5c.
Holmes-245a
$50 Bulwer-90c
1906 Bodie-28Oc % 285c 27oc 1000 295c
255 Mono-240c 1850 "a
400 Sypdicate-20c
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p, a. p. pAssENGE TRAVEL.
AHkAEALs.

Jackson House-Thomas Robinson and
wife, Mrs, J. Curran, Newark; John L. E.
Kelly, San Jose; j.. ~Ivancovich, Butte.
Montana; George +. Van de Mark. W. W.
Haskell, San Francisco; w. NJ. Stewart,
Carson; H. J. Cantwell, Mrs. Csntwell, Miss
E. Donnelly. Missouri.
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A Washoe

Reno Gazette: Among the possible can
didates for State offices must be mentioned
Judge Vim. Boardman, who expects to be
an active man in the contest for one Of the
three places on the bench. II he has the
support Of Washoe in the convention his
chances will be first rate. Ormsby has
about eight candidates for Office. and
Washoe, the first county in the State, one
or two,
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AIameaa suffers by a Fire.
IspKcIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

ALAMEDA. CAL, July 22.-The buildings
on the block bounded by Encinal and Ala
media Avenues aud Oak and Walnut streess
were destroyed by fire last night. The
loss is SIT, 900; insurance. about $4,000.
The cause is unknown. eH
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Caufornia's Extra Session.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

TsFEOIAb 10 II
SACRAMENTO, July 22.-Both Houses OF
the Legislature. after the appointment OF
a number of committees aud the introduce
ton Of o bill on irrigation, adjourned I'M
til Monday, to allow the committees and
the introduction Of bills on irrigation.
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Prixe TARGET Shnatinr

annuas prize shooting of the Cen.
ouard will be held at the com
1a.s targets on Saturday. July 81, from
O'oox p NJ. until shutdown. The com,
WAY JAY mas put up $125, which will be al
eacS .uso II prizes ranging from 81 to 50;
moa, 70 1e shot for according to the Creed
rooS rules. AS only active members If
!. 'pa Standing will be allowed TO oomneta
IN 'snooVes those members who are bebinf
a. snsir dues to "see" the secretarv a
will !. .ney want to shoot. The nr;va,
shoo. po distributed on the evening Of III,
''0o'ng'day at the armory.
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY GIVE NO rIoE TO ALL TER
i sons not TO have anything to do with Z
Judgment against me and In favor OF Mrs
Annie Fenstermsker. as ] have legal reontaI
against the same II. @. FEN5TEKMAkEh.
Ftsh Greek, July Is. 1886.
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New Goods, new Goods,

The White House Clothing Emporium
has received their new stock Of Spring and
Summer goods. Call and examine them
before buying elsewhere. M. KARsKY.
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Finest assortment OF bird cages, at The
Postofice new stand.