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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-27
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of Works, Hum
bo.dt county, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that al meeting Of
the Directors held on the 9th day Of May, 1879,
an assessment No. 10 Of Six Cents per
share was levied upon the assessabie capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately
IN United States geld coin, 70 the Secretary az
the office Of the Company, No. 3l2 Montgomery
street, tentrance No 3l4) San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF June, 1879,
Will be delinquent and advertised for s@le At
public auction; and unless payment Is made
before, will be sold On Tuesday. the I'D, day Of
July, 1879, TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. ABRAHAM HALSEY.
Secretary.
0fice-3l2 Montgomery street (entrance No.
3l4) san Francisco California
Rebate Of two Per cent il Iaid within fifteen
days myz3td
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NOTICE OF SUITS COM
NENCED.


e.,.te NJ Nevada. County Of Humboldt.
NOTICE ~ s,;its Commemorative the follow
ing named defendants and TO all owners VI u
cIs;r,ants 10 tbe rial estate and improvements
thsreoa or improvements wnen assessor seP
arately. hereinafter described, known OF uh
known-Ycu are hereby notlnea .ii 1, sur. -
have been commenced in the Justice Court OF
Irnicn Township in and for Humboldt county,
State Of Nevada. BY the State OF Nevada, plain
tit auainst each Of the defendants hereinafter
NAMED and each Of the following tracts or
parcels af land with the improvements
thereon. and Improvements when separate
ly assessed and all owners of or claim
ants 10 tbe same. known or unknown, 70
recover the tax and delinquency assessed 70
said defendants against said property Tor the Ms
cal wear commencing January LIST, A. u 1873 and
ending December 3lst, A. ID. 1915, ana
that a summons has been duiy issued III
each case and you are further notiheo that un-
les yos, .nnsar and. answer the complaint in
said cause on or before the 10th day OF June,
A. ID. 1879. Judgment viii be taken against
YOU and the real estate and improvements here
in described for the amount OF TAX anu ueilh-
quency specified and cost Of suit
Unknown owner. Humboldt river, District
No 6, small house one mile below Iron Point;
dwelling house four miles north OF Iron POINT,
formerly owned by W. H. ehehey, '@A anu
So g.
UnEpown ow ner, Humboldt river, five miles
from stone House. ranch and improvements, for
n,erly owned by bacon Brothers; tax and delin-
quency 81 p.
Humboldt irrigation Development Com
pany, Humboldt river, Big Meadows, District
No 8, near Old Oreana, dam, dlnae and inn
proyements; tax and delinquency, 1901 SO;
ON personal property: tax and delinquency,
$50 20: total tax and delinquency, S322 10.
San Francisco Sulphur Mining Company, In
Rabbit Hole Mining district, refining works and
fixtures; tax and delinquency, SIC 10; personal
property; tax and delinquency, IS ~, total tax
and delinquency, 80 80.
winnemucca, Mas 18th, 1879.
c. Z. HARDING,
District Attorney Humboldt County Nevada.
By j. III. MCMILLAN, Deputy Sw.
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De inquent Notice.

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AED MINING
ooAfsSY,
Location of principal place or business.
san Francisco, California; Location II "orks,
Echo Di-tIic., Humboldt county, state of
Nevada
NOTICE--There are delinquent upon the
follow ing desc ibed s'ock, On account of a.
sessmenI no u levied on the nth day Of
December. 1873 the several anoUnts set oppo.
site the names of the resi- ectiye shareholders
a. folloWs.
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POsTPONEMENT.

The above sale Of delinquent stock OF the Rvs
Patch Con. Mill and Mining Company h nostS
poned until SATURDAY, the FOtRTEESTH
day Of JUNE, 1879. at the same hour and place
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
ID. 7. NEkDENAL, Secretary.
OYFIcE-Rooms 8 and 7, 327 Pine street. San
Francisco, California myi3 ~ ID
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PoStponement.

The above sale Of delinquent STOCK Of the
RSe Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company Is postponed unit SAT URLAY the
FIrfEANfH cay u MACH 1873. at the
same hour aud place. by order Of he Board
Of Dirtc5crs ~ +. VERDkNAL sectetarv
feI7-td -
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PostpoEement,

The day Of sale Of delinquent stock Of the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mil and Mining Com.
pany Is hereby postponed until THURSDAY.
the flFTEEkTH day Of MAY, 1870. al the
same hour and place, BY order Of the Board ~
Trustees. ID. +. VERDENAL,
apls-td secretary
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The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Humboldt District Agricultural, Mining
tarys Office, on Bridge street, on FRIDAY, the
Both day OF MAY, 1879, al 80 p. NJ, for the
purpose OF electing Trustees u serye for the On
suing year, and the transaction OF other i'm
portant bu~iness. By order OF the President.
A. W. FISK, Secretary.
Winnemue.a, New. May II ls79 I'd,
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Postpone mert,

The day OF sale If the above famed Mining
Company il hereby postponed untiI JUE
DAY. the III EESTh uatht day If APRIL,
1879. at the same hour and pace.
D. Il. NkkDENAL, sec'y.
ml7-td
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To ALEXANDER MoGREsoR-

To ALEXANDER McGREsoR-
V0U are hereby notified that the under
Il signed has performed labor on the Goa
tinental mine, situated in Gold Run Mining
District, Humboldt county, Nevada, in the
years 1s77 and 1875, amounting to enc hundred
and ffyy $50 dollars in United States gold
coin, said expenditure being the amount re-
quired TO hold the same according 70 the United
States mining laws, for your interest Of seven
hundred and fifty (758) feet in said mine, and
that unless you pay the said amoUas within
ninety 800 days after the date OF publication Of
this notice your interest in said mine will be-
come the property OF the undersigned
RICHARD IHERIAN,
Gold Run, Humboldt County, Nevada, Apr
q, 1879. 30
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

MOUNT ROSE MINING COMPANY.
Location Of Principal Place Of Business-San
Francisco, California
Location of rLs-Humboldt County, Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting
Of the Board of Directors, held on the I'd day
Of May, 1879, an assessment No. 1, of Five 90
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable immediately
N U. s. gold coin 70 the Secretary, at the office
OF the Company, 40 Sansome street, San Fran
cisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Seventh 9TH cay of June,
1872 viii be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is make be-
fore, will be sold on FRIDAY, the TWENTY
SEVENTH (27th) day OF JUNE, 1879, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with cost Of
advertising and expenses Of sale
BY order o. the Board of Directors
LUCIEN HERMANN, Secretary
pxrUx-220 Sansome Street, San Francisco
80 mayS-td6
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the roaJd Of Directors, inside On the 18th day
II December. 1875; so many shase s OF tach
parcel OF such stock a. may be Necessary, will
te sold al public auetit n, at tie office If
Parker trittendeL, suctioneeI, Room Is. Me.
chants Exchange Building. on sAfURDsY
he FIFTEENTH dsy Of FEBAUAkY. 1879. at
be hour OF weige O'Clock " OF said day. to
lay aid delnQue assessment thereon
together vi h costs OF advertising and expen.
ses Of the sale.
d, yERDfNAI, Secretary.
uRsicE-Rooms 6 and !. No. 327 Pine street
san FraLcisco. california ,a22.td
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HAY FOR SALE.

LvOUR TO Five hundred tcsas of Second class
j HAY is yet for sale On the Marker Brothers
RANCH, loaded on the car a. sig per ton
MARKER BfsJI HERS
Lovelock, April s, 1s79. aplo-tt
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OCTAVE FEUiLLET's latest story, 4 WON
ans J'n"oi Applotonsl, while it does not
touch the hi,h-water mark 81 Camors." Is q
maIkod Enforcement on " Tn Marriage dans
It blonde 1t Is novel and striking variation
on h's i"yorte thome. and apty illustrates the
euliral attitude characteristic 81 the writer.
foF oul pnrt, We cannot rate very highly the
exemplary tendency Of books which inculcato
win considerable subtlety and eoquence that
virtue Is beautiful hut that II is also very dim
sul' when good faith and simple loyalty b
uuy ara portrayed as achievements little
snort OF horoism. tho inference Ia obvious
un certain amount Of error must be- par
uonsd In frail human nature. Feuilla's works
einer from other romance Of his essentially
artificial school, in that Vice seldom triumphs,
Ie' IS Invested with such potent destinations,
sucn monopoly OF charm. that the reader fccls
80 uelet 10 be kind OF miracle. Instead Of
usV'etln< ike Flaubert. coniugal inndelity as n
HSN'd exhibition Of moral oi.iquity. fragrant
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To THE EpIIoR OF The SuN-SH. Would il
not have been adN,ahi, for the National Nhua Cun,en'
ton To investigate tho que ,on oi dsiplncf The only
method of en- 0rcng obedience under the present law at
be hND VI this stat Is by Ines graduated to the enol
NIFTY of the uurucr When nnvs accumulate and the s
dirr . nnnh' or W.ni tn pay, he i arbitrarily ar
r.sd AMI hrhst into adrhtrs ial, where he must he
hl me dtbi paiI pf hr Is urtNd ~ that great PRO-
tctf ~ tae bhcftN o the ptnplV, tr hHbuAs turpnk
common debt winch can only be- collected
Nhto ruheh ~ r,l ~lut and Judgement A. m the mi
NHlt soldier "l ihr mlhuA n CRIME, and tho doors
lNH"w et'ttur R1Nmuul street iol 40, thrown Wide
ohn 10 frceNa INC auan'lan Of the peace, who setyc4
fence pO,lkrY
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F4u ~ hi@ OsU.
over the haustrrs bend, a taco
Ilriu-b sweet aud hceWlug,
Somebody stands lu careless srace
Ana watches tuc picture, smiling
The light burns dim 10 The han below;
NuhulN secs her standing
saAihs sod Hls ~ AGAIN. soit and slow,
Han Wnl up to the landing.
Nobody only the eyes of brown,
Tender and mn at meaning
That suilo on the ialrc,t tlcc IN town,
over the hanistfrs leRniug
Tired and sleepy. with dropping head,
wonder Why she hnsuls.
Ana when all The good ulghts are saidl
Why, somebody hold, her hnsurs--
Holds her nngcrs AMI draw. her down.
suddenly growing hpld"r,
Till her loose hair drops rs MASSES brown,
Iike mantle over his shoulder.
over tle bstu.tVr. soft hands lair
Brush his chrck hkr a " tthtr.
Bnght bruwh trts,rs ant dusAy hair
Meet AMI minslc together
There's n qucs tion asked, there's sWift cares.
She has ilhWn lie u hirt FROM the hallway
bnt over TN hAulstcrs drops Yes
That shall brighten tho world inr him AWAY
ELLA WukELER
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Fashion NOTES.

| " lnkcN nuns are vogue.
The ball and bridal SEASON has begun
Tulc illusion is the popular budalvciL
furN trlt hats Aui bouucts the most worn.
fur much USED tol bonnet trimming az the moment
Bridal Shippers may he either OF white satin white
Tinted white .auns and saa1es are shown for bridal
The latest style OF ho.er, for children double over
TIE fashionable fur robes ior LADIES' carriages are in
dark cuugs.
Dark WINE and garnet are the faVor,r coors Tor chl.
df,n sho,lrry.
rrchvcrk TAR house rugs are sold some Of the lead
its nir houses
supp,r, have precedence boots the moment
clcan Whit OF The medium ,hsIe is the mostm favor
ior hridr,' dresses
R~t LJr. L,is,J,arpu for February tell. all about
Tho mo. costly ,ilk hose have oyals VI real lace IA
serted iu the inscp
Bul,l gloves are Of cream pure white Md, win
from 60 ~ buttons
sa'ln nhhon Is used more than gros grain tor bonnet
trimmings and strings
OIahne lcurl white Is beautiful and becoming shade
i"i evening sUks or sauu-
rnic.wclrof .pgn ,llk in cardinal red arc among tho
choice niyciucs m hosiery.
novelty AMI lUNury J.. the pcrfumed glove, the olor
is made drlicatr amt lasting
Amber she'll necklaces ana bracelets are niue sought
Ton, ami are costly urnhmouiN
mcu's olcn wagon, uul sl,ishs
When rich point lace Nt Is a family possession It ~
~ .0l, To "cartt "A, IN. hrlal ,,l
1lc hnIo 'en aud hannkrrrhol should be of the same
kni of l'.r iltt Trim, t'r wedding lohc.
ll-hi lca,cr oar d, the trimming most 10 vogue lor
ueht dra' boz .sc. % sga, canrl' ial .nt.
Rough beaver hats n modified Dauchcn pr GGlue,horo
'hal"' are tAo fashionable clAle'u> go prescott
Bridal s'ipl,r, are Trimmed Niul .uI nrM la.his.s
ahh smnN bouquets oi ufalsc blossoms u Csc hfilAl
C.ss , s.g, ;noMn M m a1 rIon lo,A ,,cT;
from mia Whlu
Am.u, rcm,-' ,'csant u.,clu,. IN tor'.,-c .hc' arc
lorl' nonis', amt cara 'a'c' ""ha perfectly mNde
c.,st OFF .an. vric, pine. rcl rose color AMI rray
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Nav YoRK. October Is-Cotton-stead,
Al 1OTallc: futures weaker, FInnr-Less no
tue: rece pts t7.uU harra,E slp4rHn. west.
ern and State s. 25a6 on cnmnlun to g,sSi
- SSa3 10; white wheat extra so Wh| 3D. extn,
oaiO ~ OOa8 20, 81 Louis IS Na7 80; MIN,
nss ia pateIIt process II 25aS rs. Wheat
Heavy; receipts 2Sl0tIO bushels: unprIded
spring 81 11al IS; No. 8 spring 81 81; No.
DO 81 Slal SS; u graded AinIer red 81 y5a
l ~; No, 8 81 4Sl<i Ma 81 47aI Ask; sIeau.
eT No, 81 IS, mixed winter 81 46al % x: I'M.
graded amber 81 4Alt1s; No, : Anlbrr 81 47a
| IS: No. white 81 flat A.: No i do.
sales Of 6S,@O bushels at 81 47ai 4S: No
red OctUber. sales Of 8S,OOD bushels Al
81 47kal 48H; November, ailes Of sf5) 0fII
hHshels ut 81 4I1<ai 40, December sales u
5S,OOO bus els ut 81 haI SO. Rye-Qpet hut
urn; No 2 western B2c C0rn-Strunt: re-.
ceipts $4,000 bnSlI.lS; uugrAlled GIa0D xc:
no. ~ 6lM: Ma white 66G; low mixed
NC; No, Uctohsr ale bid; November 6lXc
bid, &c >keI; December Us 40 hid, SIC ASK.
ed. Oats Less aetiv receipts 500 bushels i;
western mixed 42h4219c; wiitewestern 42445c,
Hay In good demand at 500. HOp-I go.d
aeinalI at iu'l ices; yeHrlings 7alsc; new
western SOaSsc; New York Stats 30ttOc, tOf.
ice mo carg"e' l4al1n; job lots IA xalsItc.
-SuAr-slr1ng: fair to good refining : va
I 6.l6c. M'Ia,ses-Qaiet and unchanred.
Rtoe-s eadyand In fair demand. PstnIlsSIm
Q9'et amt steady; United 81 jfa9S Nc; crude
Hht1hci rttined 7Xc ."Talluw-Sieady at
67SasNc Rosin firm and unSh ,nged nir.
pehtine-FIrmer Mt Sic Egis-SominniIy
unchanged. Leather Dull; helnlock 4 Il.
!SHa2tc Wonl-. trong: 4 ,mcstir flegc- sia
4sc; unwash d saSSc; Texas l2aSlc Pork.
Higher: mess at $40 l5all w. TIE latter choice.
Beei--F,rln. Cut meats Scarce and II ,n,inNl
Lard Dull; prime steam 81 4sxa3 47JI,
bntter Firm and unchanged. Cheese Firm !:
western 7Sal2c. Whls4y-Qufet; held 81
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UOInGnIttee,

Half an hour was proatably spent IN de.
voilunal exercises. After discussing the
Sabbath question, Rev. Messrs. Dlckey
aud Hammer were appointed TO prepare
and present 70 Presbytery q paper on the
subject OF Sabbath observance.
The fourth Sabbath In December was
recommended to oil our churches as day
for concerted fasting aud prayer for the
Uutpouring Of the Holy Spirit, and the
ministers were directed TO make that. the
subject Of their discourse from the pulpit
OH that day.
It was ordered that when presbytery
adjourn II be TO meet at the call OF the
Moderator during the sessions Ot Synod
In Wheeling, Also, that 1t hold All adj.
jpurned meeting In BuGkhAnnon at l i. NJ.
November 7th, to transact the business
above referred TO.
The spring meeting will be held in Ka.
nawha church, Charleston, beginning At
a r. NJ, on the fourth Friday Of May, 1880
A motion to adjourn prevailing, the
minutes were read aud approved, aud The
closing prayer offered by the Moderator.
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2GI ;,l r, DVsDAR-lsat ST. 80 satser street,
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Tho lIound.vlllo ROLLING NH trouble.

AuuiMOuuuhNHtt AkultAuk NIL lfUuutEA
MouEpSyrLLE, October Is, 1870.
Correspondents atthc ln,sLlivencer.
lam informed that portion OF the EN-,
ployes at the rolling mill took serious ex.
ceptions to some statements made 10 this
correspondence q few days ago; tie OBJ.
iectionable language used, as far as can
understand, was this: l said that the "gen.
tleman who came here from Pittsburgh to
organize lodge or branch informed
the men that they were working entirely
too low-were not getting pay enough"
Now, 1 believe l did use language Of that
kind, and | also stated that that was the
rumor. have been asked to correct this,
and say that the gentleman did not tell the
men anything Of the kind, Well. all right;
I will say that they say he did not.
After this matter had been called to my
attention took the trouble to try to
get at the bottom Of the cause or causes
which led to the stopping Of the mill, and
they were, as near as can ascertain, as fol.
lows:
The first person approached upon the
subject was workman in the mill. and M
understand q prominent member Of the
Union. He said that gentleman had
came here from Pittsburgh aud organized
lOdge OF the Amalgamated Iron and
Steel Workers. On Monday they were
advised that an advance OF Atty ceIIts per
ton for boiling had been made in Pitts.
burgh. A meeting OF the lodge was
called for that evening, and 1t was deter.
mined that demand should be made
upon the managers OF the mill here for
similar advance. A committee was ap.
pointed for the purpose Of making the de.
mand. The foreman at the works was
served with notice from the lodge,
through this committee, that unless the
advance was paid the haiIers they would
quit work on Wednesday. The foreman
informed the men that he had notified the
President Of the mill company of the de.
lnand Qhis was on Wednesday,, and that
the President bad informed him that II
would be impossible to get meeting Of
the Board Of Managers until Friday, al
which time the Board would decide
WneIuer OF not Lne AuYAnce demanded
would be paid. The foreman at the same
time urging the men 10 continue at work
until that time, assuring them them that
the advance would be paid. Two Of the
three members Of the committee were
strongly in favor Of continuing work, hut
the third gentleman opposed 1t SO strong.
y that work was suspended.
Mr.. Gallaher, President Of the mill com.
pany, In answer TO the question OF what
the prospects OF the mill going on were,
said, 81 can't tell anything about 1t, from
the TACT that don't know" The foreman
in the mill informed me yesterday Tues.
day that the boilers had demanded an
advance Of so cents on the ton, and l told
him to tell them to work on until Friday.
when the Board would meet, and that the
matter would then he settled, butthat they
would be paid the so cents advance until
that time at any rate, and added that the
mill had been operated for some time past
purely for the benefit Of the employees,
and that II they wanted to shut Ii down
they might dose.
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IL Seeing, aud Hearing.
Its the mucous membrane, that wonder
talfemi'hutd envelope surrounding the deli.
cate tissues Of the air and food passages, that
Caarrh makes its stronghold. Ones est. b.
ltshed' 1t eatsinto the very vitals, and renders
life hut long Drawn breath OF Misery and
disease, dnlltng the sense of hearing trammel.
ing the power Of speech, destroying the fac
ulty Of smell aud killing the fined pleasures
Of taste. 1nsidlously, by creeping on FROM a
supple cold in the head, 1t assaults the mem.
brsnous lining and envelopes the bones, eat.
ing through the. delicate coau and causing In.
hammation, slouyhing and death. Nothing
short I total eradication will secure health 10
thepat'ent, and all leyiatives are supply pr..
crastinat.d sutstrinvs, leading to a fatal ter
.ination. sANFoRWs RADIO ~ CURE,
BY Inhalation and by Internal administration,
has never failed, even when the disease lies
made trightful inroads on delirate constitu.
Ions, hearing, smell, and taste have been re.
covered, and the disease thoroughly driven
out. .....
\, n; NJ. H. Ford, Grand Rapids, Michigan
"The 9ischarg4 was thick and b cody, emit.
ting i9nl o'tor, 50 thar my presence III a room
WIN Others was offensive ~ tllnu. One we k
atter beginning the uSe VI SASFnRD'S RAD
WAL CuhE, was not troubled with Il 4
all NV senses o. Taste and smell which
were wholly gone, have now fnlly returned
aud my general hea til IL much lnproyed.n
Hun 'redsn Testimonials attest. It's wonder.
tnl curative properties. livery DrupRi.t WIN
has ever sold 1t will bear testimony 70 lis mar.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions. 81 10. sUld by all Druggists.
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Cinclnnau.

CtsoIEsArL. oGtnher is. -Cotton-stronv
and higher at lN9Ec! Flour easier. fanev
81 toa7 Is: family % oya6 SO; extra IS 50s
8 IS; superiins IS 0015' rs no grade "a 01t
I %. Wheat dull aud lower IT, 81 9sal 81,
Corn weaker at 60c Oats dull at 9S,.sdc, Rye
iull st9,e, Barley dull and less active; NJ
?SPrtng CSC Pork firm: j tbing at $40 2S
Lam qlteti current MAKE SsU. Bulk meats
quiet shoulders ST! X; loose new partly
cured hort rib 80 Is. B,con. b6xed easier IT
81 2oat " '1as 2SaS ;0is IS. Whisky active,
nm aud higher at 0s. Butter strong and
nisner tAnc1y creamery 27a2Sc: choice dairy
!4alsei prime Western Reserve l5al6c
n y e. central oato l2alSc. Linseed oil steady
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PHrIADELrHA, October ls-Flonr-Iess
active; western extra IS seas 90; Minnesota
extra family medium So IS; good 81 %;
fancy IS w Minnesota patent a. u III r x HSmr
tirm at 80 o.. Wheat lUn etrl,d and n /.
ces declined 6a6c firm the highest pDint les.
terday; No. 2 red elevator, 81 46Jfai Il.
see9n1 a ca,l in fair demand: No. red, spot
ASK; December. 81 4sNai 4oS, Corr n.S
Lower; mixed western on track OSA65c second
,all, saiI, MIX d, spit and October RSgse5c:
NTyember 9l&ad2 Ky; Deceulbrr 6Oa8lc. Oats
-rirll AZ 4Sa4oc; white 45a45zc Provisions
..Flrm and UNCHANGED. I.ard-Western in
fierce 8Hashc. Bntter-Firm; creamery e x.
ira 27asse New York stats and Bradford
6 unity Pa, extra 2At2sc; Western Reserve
S extra l7al9c; good to choice l2alGc. Eygs
Strong ana scarce; western liln. Cheese
firm; western creamery lILSai2c: good l0a
lilo; Patr'Isnm-Quiet; renned 755Sc. Whisky
demand active; western 81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-20
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, October lS-Flonr-o njet and
without Change; western superiine IS 21a67S
do extra 80 -6a7 ~. d. family 81 Oa7 IS
Wheat heal. Western dull. lower aud weak: No.
November 81 47!<al Is; n-cenIhsr Al 4alS,
go Corn-Wes.ern lower; western mixed,
;p1t anu Or"b +, tic; N0vemoer, M sale:
December 0'aGn1fc; steamer 6ic. Oats :
,trady; Southern 4Sa45e; western white 49,,
45c; DO mixed 4D4+2c; Pennsylvania 4sa4 c
Rye-Firm at OsS9|c. Hay FlT%; print.
to choice I nnsy wanna $lhai6 per tim. Prt
ytsi1ls-unChanged. Mess Purk.-Sll IL.
Bulk Mea!s-Loose Ellpul,lrs &c; clear rib
SIDES IAa3 ~ do lacked 4NrsC. Bac,n.-.
shoulders $50: clear rih SIDES SXaSX c
Htnls--l0ailc. Lard ..Eefinedin tiefces 7xc,
Bntter-SteaIy; prime tI choice western nSrs
I'd lSalec. ESs-Higher and active ii ia
iSS Petr,,'le''nI-W't ont change, Coffee
;s-sEEnnR:. hln carg'es lSkalDNc. Sugar
Firm aud active, A sott SXa0Hc. WHISKY
Film Ut 81 u,