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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Hos. GEo. W. CASSIDY will spend the
Winter in Carson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

RoBrnr NJ. wILsos, ngent Of the
Payne.o oklahoma ~colopists, succeeded.
last Saturday, in securing AN interview
with the Presidents Wilson was &C.
oompanieH by i'Coionel" B6andinot, Il
half breed, who acted rs Spokesman.
Tho President received Wilson cOurte.
ously. abd.. after bearing his story,
frankly, but bluntly replied that during
the session Of Congress he would take
o action whatever in the. direction
of anything like an, abrogatioD of the
treaty, Tho Attorney General has after
careful consideration Of tuis subject
rSndereds am opinion which, for the
present, niust s;anti'as the construction
of the laws In the meantime. however,
the President said that II Wilson gould
bring forward any valid reasons for SO
doing. the Attorney Gen,rAl might
review his opinion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Ar a chtlyFSss ftftiyAfi6 Now Mex
leo, a. NJ coskling, editor OF the Sun,
pnRaeeee Mapssgtrc. raj seized by
two Mc1icaps as .Lo was leaving the
ChSch With his wife, while a third fred
three batis into his body. killing him
instantly. TIE murdeEers then fed TO a
nsEkhotl9E tp~warFfaese they are now
prcssO.sd sbsa s-siasgs force or their
s~odntfYnss tt1hrned party of Amer.
eaAAEikAlsthH fhsir capture. C,nk.
hnR na6fNRrteasda disturbance raised
In he dhStSh, bsIhs .S~fs1icans.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

...HMM LHtNr 2 NHHLT
HExnr, QsZDAspER, aged 90. shot aud
killsdlhts bso.ssr George. aged &c, at
ihef Gctde, pens Csrnden. Nov York. on
suAJay. Harry kas Rnlous because
hisistsie sat.sr oAstie was car, ssing his
brothsr-J He wi! tobacco inice into
her tacosaaA Hcorge warned him TO
s.op, SSn5s shot dsorse through tho
eyskilinalbia INSTANTLY. Henry soys
George sss his p!sscl. half cooked but
heEss Sa.dItet Dor him. He says
George vas< ttyinsrto ruin, tho whols
famifx - ~ fTs+Is.
~exE1AA&Aa
Col. Ht6fbftar ma family kn
Ogden for NeS"Ycrk. 10 pass the Win
ter, on 9sAysday. Daye Buei also started
ior the ISnYesciy, on Sunday.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

Mr.. FRANK MAYO was fined $40 and
costs, amounting to $3.50, by the police
court in Atchison, Kan, few davs ago.
because his door-keeper refused to admit
the city clerk to the performance with
out a ticket. The clerk brought the
license and it was paid, and then at.
tempted to pass in on the strength of the
city ordinance, which provides that the
city marshal or clerk shall require the
production of license for shows and
see that no other thing is exhibited
than that specified in the same" The
door-keeper, when the demand for ad-
mission was made, told the clerk that
his instructions were to admit no one
without a ticket, and that all who were
rightfully entitled to admission without
pay had been supplied with tickets.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
shopping in Eo ton.


Fi.bcrston rcycled iH the 3'.. ofb.ine
ir't cousin to a yuunf lsIv Hi Boston. ui
culchaw and c. .Ig"m.D- She bad o.
duty to |rr,grm-a du'g H'..A ..y lr-
uuuurtd with % j. ~l. Wa. jr purchase
materials for g.nlas. u,r. fu t.o Ia'H
OF Che family. La,lr4uua al. 4..s4u. The
walk a. aHI Irn the Drl--uOH- .."n
would be wasted time, unless .lc ,uaL
fire plut'plyln'uLg, .r Crock u,5. ur
the formation of r,aihaj iutHsuu.h.lF.
80 She graeiou-ly allowed U.uar-fuioep
along and garner wisdom gs Dee went
The cotton De had sueul.uu.N
stuffed his ears with was hut imperfect
protection, and hv was yaiuly hoping he
would get stuck ON one of Ler pu.gslia-
bic summers long enough for him ID de-
wise plan 30 induce hcr into some ssus-
age factory and grind her mp into
dictionaries. His auricular amciiuratiyo
was beginning TO smoke when the shop
wa, reached.
Anew York clerk would have listened
to her learneluess, puncluued with
spcctacles, for about seven minutes,
rushed into the subcellar. stabbed him
self smiliDgly with his scissor, and sent
his ghost up to finish her.
In time She decended 70 dry-goods
and punched Filberston with her pam-
sol to enlist his attention 10 protested
purchase. He thought she had called ii
clush-ploaking, but has since concluded
that his sudden waking and the ear
protectors caused a confusion of sound.
He thinks thatshc meant plush-cloaNug.
She demands his opinion Of it. His re-
ply was:
Il think that viii do to buy for kaie."
There was a radiant shrek, rigid fe-
male. She had tainted and fallen. She
recovered after weeks Of prostmtion. He,
too, survived, but had severe relapse on
hearing explained the word biurcate.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
"INFELIN,"
ADAH ISAAC. ,rfSEIs.

Whore d, .iH praui.. .i any years
once written nu my hrlu.-
ffe N-rHr.. H-HHia". .lul fears
l.HugHt Win farfl u.I that -urab DO. t.I..,
Ire lad s1ua beneath Iy T..r-
Where sleep tH4l u..HI-e uHu'
Nan Nt i.uEgr, tI redeem rlH.. hours
HtI..t -IlII t1 u. Murs saHU.
The flowers tAHi biuuuei .u sunny bowers
Are 81 ,tGyrct JI. and i,I towers
ruuI.Uc Hno.l h,. lister powers
ti SORROW and Deceit
llHk along ue D.luwur1 years.
And see lIi.# UFyu Come
lu.j whore 10 lUl-uUIi llu iCCrs
oi sc1rUll lips, whose moaning surcr4
Forever his within my ears.
To break the sleep oi pain.
J can but own nay lie !, vain,
a desert VOID Of peace.
] missed the gQal / sought TO gain
! missed the measures Of the strain
That lulls fame fever in the brain.
And bid carths tumult cease,
Nyselte Alas orthcme so poor
4 th0me but rich In fear
] stand a wreck on Errors shore
4 spectgr not within The door.
A homeless shadow cyeuuOrc.
An exile lingering heIc'
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

THR Arabians believe with sincere
faith that their finest horses direct
descendants from the famous mares of
their great prophet, Mahomet but this
is about as much a matter of fact rs that
he was the inspired prophet Of God.
Count Lecoulteuxde Cantoleu, Of France,
has recently made a special study Of
this tradition, and, in the Revue Britain.
nque, ailirm5 that when Mahomet fed
from Mecca to Medina to save himself
from assassination the only animals he
possessed were nine camcls. Other
writer's assert that he never had either
mare or a horse, and that it was some
time after his death that horses were
made use of Arabian armies.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
A Hammock's Wild Way.
Cleveland IOhloI Hernld.

An Illinois exchange feels called to thus
deliver itself: His hammock swung loose
at the sport Of the wind" and tumblcd the
Hon. }. 5. Irwin on his head, and but for
the application of St Jacobs Oil, he might
have gone where the woodbine twiueth
Even 50 dear BeacoH as many Others have
gone, who falling to use the Great German
Remedy in time or their rheumatism and
other dangerous diseases. "hayc paid the
debt Of Nature Rub is our motto.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

II is said that Mr.. Bothsrhild will set
his SON Abe up in business somewhere in
Texas, under the impression that his five
years engagement before the courts has
been a good advertisement Abraham
will be a valuable acquisition to the
State He should 20 into the butcherine
business RS a matter Of choice
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
Vegetine.
KIDNEY COMPL Amt S
hI.l. -, IL. III. r.rn.-I,,-.
NIsEAsE OT nm INIDNLNs.

The symptoms Of an acute attack Of iulamma-
tiun Of the kidneys are as follows Fever pan iu
The small nl the back, and thence shooting down.
ward nulnbucs, Of the thigh vomiting. usually
at tlrst deep red color Of the uIine, which hc-
comes pale and culutiv>, us The disease increases,
and is discharged very cflau with pain and uilI-
Guilty CDstiYeues-, aud some degree uf collie. lu
chronic diseases Of the kidneys the symptoms are
pain In the back and limbs, dlnes. of tha skin.
frequent uruauous especially al night general
drup,y, headache, dizziness Of sight, Indigestion.
and palpataiun Of the heart gradual loss a!
strength, pa'ouess and puiluess of the lace cough
and sh0Tjuess q breath
In diseases of the kidneys the NUsrrfSE gives
immediate relief II has never JAILED tp cuv
when IL istaken regularly and directions followed.
In many ca~tsit may take several bottles, C.pgD.
ally cases Of long standing. u acts directly upon
the secretuns, cleansing and slrengtheulne, r.-
moving all distractions and impurities great
many can testify to cases Of long standing have
been perfectly cured by the NrGErINE, even af,r
trying many Of the known remedies which are
said To bcexpressly for this diseases.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
IlActs snre md safn.

The celebrated remedy Kiducv-Wort can
now be obtained in the usual dry vegetable
form, or in liquid form. u Is pat up in the
latter way for the especial convenience of
those who cannot readily prepare it,. u will
be found very concentrated and will ari with
equal efficiency i'm either case. See adv.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
people should

Purify the blood by cleansing the system of
foul humors, and by giving strength to the
liver. kidneys and bowels, to perform their
regular functions. Kidney-Wort will do it.
This remedy is now prepared in liquid as
we'll as in dry form.-Iater- Ocean.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

The Best Remedy for Chapped Hands
is liegemau', Camphor lee Ii shonld he
rubbed upon the part adeated. lfthe hands
are b1dir clappei gpply every nirht and
protect the hand, by wearing an ola pair OF
kid gloves, iicscmau'a is the bestand most
popular of all the Canplor lees made.
He1emans Canphor lee Is also a cure for
sore lips, chappei face and suubum. It Is
compounded with glyccrue which renders
il more emollicnt .lan any other Camphor
Ice and 70 viii ho found O most s1oiLin. ap-
plicatiun f1 the face after shaving.
BE sure 10 ask for IcEemau's formerly
made by lle-cman e co., New York. and
now made by the Metropolitan Med. Go. of
New Haven, Conn., and do not be put off
with amy other compound, which may be-
come rancid and do you more harm than
snod Aesomaus Camphor Ice never
fails.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

WRITE to Mrs. LYDIA J.. PNENN, 2g3
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names of
ladies that have been restored 10 perfect health
bv the use OF her NTGErNBIE CoNpor SD. II
is a positive cure for the most stubborn
cases Of female weakurss.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
EooSn, December Year Two.

I--7"NIN- I'0--- ---I|"I- J Ut 7 INl.
Dear Eu,
I have b'u on the rampage now one
month, prospecting for our ncw home,
end hayo seen some rauchc that win do
pretty well, bu. none of them Just the
ticket 'rho old gordon isa hard place
to beat, but we have lost that and are
turned out now o. root hog or die. We
viii fight 10 ont now on this line ifit
takes gl SUMMER Eating that applewas
q great bluuder huh my >dcar girl, let
hyg1nes he bygoncs there IL hope ior MS
yet Ju.tas oou as strk6a GOOD claim
] viii come back to you. Watch over
Cain closely; lac is brick. The weather
is raw and cold, / feel that am too
thiuly clad
80 more now from your loving
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

A RrSsIAN claims TO have found new
substitute for rubber. 1t is strongly s1s-
pected that while travelling in this couu-
try recently he tackled ham sandwich
at a railway restaurant.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

LoRD BEAcoSsfIEtp is in such favor
with the Queen that fu spite Of the
palace tradition which limits visits al
Winsor Castle 70 n single ni1ht hc bias
lately made q much longer stay there.
alarming all the Liberals lest he may
have undue influence over his royal mis-
tress. He lately presented her majesty
with the first copy Of "Endymiou' p
richly bound, aud having an autograph
inscription. He has taken a lease of
one Of the best houses in Curzon street,
and will entertain largely next wear.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

PEco's Cure for Consumption has been
sold in Davenport under a guarantee, and
ui three years not a single bottle has been
returned This fact is good recommends
u1n OF the medicine. Davenport (Eg.)
Democrat.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
CINcIYHArI. o.. April 10. 1s1z.
IL
Mr.. II. Il. STEVENS:

Mr.. H. Il. STEVENS
have suffered several years with the hidaey
Complaint and was induced to try NE6rrtNF. i
have taken several bottles Of your preparation
and am convinced II is a valuable remedy. II
has done me more good than any other medicine.
can heartily recommend 1t 10 all suffering from
Kidney tUnipluiats.
Yours respectfully, J. s. ncNTIIEN
First bOOk-keeper for Newhall Gale & Co. Flour
Me chants, No S6 West Front st. Cincinnati o.
NEGErINE has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful sufferers
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

lNruRE BLo1p.-In morbid conditions OF
the blood are many diseases; such as salt
rheum. rins-worm, b3ils, clrbuncics. sores
ulcer, and pimpies. In this condition of
the blood try the NEGErNF, and cure these
affections As o bl1ui-puriher it has no
equal. Its effects are wonderful.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
Mimi Mn IInie.

81. Paul Pioneer Press.
We hate growing, no matter the source or
cause and recommend herewith the remedy.
Use st. Jacobs oil and laugh at pain. 1t
will do the work every time
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

4 POCKET fun of money amounts 10 little
when health Is gone. TO cnioy life. good
appetite sound digestion and elastic limbs,
take Tutts fiils. Then, il you are poor,
yuu will De happy; it rich, you can enjoy
yoar. money. They di-pc low spirits and
give buoyaucy To- mind aud body.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
Before and After.
Now York Graphic.

This is year before marriage. He is
making her Il call. He is at the front
door ringing for her. He has been
thinking all day of her. These are his
boots newly hlackcd, collar spotless,
his form ditto outside, his gloves drawn
on for the first time, his hair newly
parted and oiled, his face newly shayen;
his heart palpitates for her; his nerves
are nervous for her; he fears she may be
out, or that her parents may object or,
worse than that some other fellow may
be there with her, The door opens.
She is there and alone. He is happy
This is Il year after marriage. He is
ringing at the door. His face is un-
shavcn, his collar much worn, his boots
unblacked his hair unbrushed. He rings
again in exactly 10 seconds. He gives
the bell short petulant pull. lie is
thinking Of her. lie is grnmbling that
she doesn't answer it sooner. He has
not all day been thinking of her. He
has gone farther, maybe, aud fared
worse. Now She opens it, He pushes
past her and remarks: Takes YOU for
ever to answer that bell" His unbrush-
ed boots sound sullen as he ascends the
stairs. She follows meckly after. He
thra~hes into the room and around the
house, and sings out: Isn't dinner ready
yet" She bids him be patient but a
moment But he won't. Because dinner
isn't ready one minute after he gets
home. Because this is one year after
marriage. Because the bloom is off the
rye. the down rubbed from the peach.
and various other considerations. Be
cause its the way of the world, of man.
of matrimony. Oh, Temporal OH
Moses Oh, Matrimony
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

hcCMTC Wanted for Border outlaws; True
HUEV " History Of Younger d james Bros,
the noted outlaws TO ISL, by j w. Ruel start
ling revelations about the BLACK flag.
BLACK OATH, Secret Cove. 40 Ills, l2
Colored Plates. Only Sl.b0. Agts.' pros, soc.
Act quick. Write 10 Dan D. Linehaa, ..h & Wash
tngton, sv.. ST. Louis, Mo.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

BULLY boy with glass eve, is what chap
termed a bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which had cured his cold. 1t only cost him
d cents:
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
rhe EryDtian Rat Destroycr

] thc best preparation ever devised for the
and ell other insects, bugs, reaches etc.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
Kidney Complaints.

CNciSSArI, o. March 10. 1877.
II r. STEVENS
Dear Sr.--I have used your VEGEriNE for some
time, and can truthfully say IL has been great
benefit to me; and to those suffering from dIs-
cases Of the Kidneys, I chcerfully recommend %
X spectfully. O H. SMITH.
Attested TO by X b. Ashheld, Druggist,
Cor. Eighth and Central avenue
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

Pure CoD-LvER on made from selected
iivcg-, ON the .ea-shorc by Caswell, Hazard
a Co., New York. Il is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken it
prefer i TO all others. Physicians have de-
eidel il superior TO any of the other oils in
market.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

Mn. JosEpH NmNo, JR., the chief of the
government bureau of statistics at Wash
ington, in his annual report, gives some
interesting figures. He shows that the
value Of American breadstutls exported
for the year ending June 30 was $2sS.-
036,S35, Of cotton S2ll ,535,905, provisions
Sl27043,242, mineral oils S3,2ls,6 ,625, to-
bacco SlS,i42, ,237. The United States
surpasses every sther country in the
world in the export Of breadstuhs and
provisions. Great Britain imports
larger percentage Of our surplus goods
than any other country, and in the ease
of breadstuils and provisions more than
all the other European countries COM
bined
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
DR.. John Bulls
Smiths Tonic Syrup !
FOR THE CURE OF
Fever G Ague
CHiLLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for II superiority over all RENE
dies ever offered 10 the public for the SAFE,
GER CAIN aud PERHA NE.Nr cure Of Ague
and Fever, or Chills auu Fever, whether Of short
or long siauding tie refers the entire N est.
ern ana Southern country % bear him tesuiuuuy
70 the truth Of the assertion that i'm no case
whatever will 10 fan % cIIcIf the di7cc ions ur.
str ci y followed GId Caucl out. In gICat
many cGs.s a single se has been sufficient loi
cure, and whole families lave been cured by d
sing bottle, with Il , ricCt T. sOTatiou OF O.,
general health. Il s. however, prudent and o.
ever case more certain To- cure, 30 H. use is con
tnHe3 IN smaller doses for q y eek or two uE,I
the disease has bcel checked more c-pcuia.ly iu
dih.euIt ana iUgg-. landing C8Ets. Usually thi,
medicine viii not require any aid 90 LC.p th,
bow is IN good order. should the patient Tow.
ever, require a catAartlc medicine, aucr having
taken rec or f0ur doses OF tUC Tonic. sIRg.t
dnsc Of BULLS VEGETABLE EAlIILN
PILLS viii he sufficient
Tho reuu he SMITH Tone SYRUP must have
DIX. JOHN BI LIS private sJampun each bottle
DR. JOHN BULL Only has The Hight 10 lnsnuiac-
ture and sell the original JoHS j. SyTa's TONI,
SYRUP, Of Louisville. Ky. Examine we'll lr
isbel on each bottle. II my private stamp g. not
on each bottle d. not purchase or you wall be
deceived.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

"GN drousl' quath Charlie Tradollar,
as he scanned q couiecdouera phcard;
"humph. l should say ID did on a hot
day.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

REuDUGs Busl, S,LvE. the leading
remedy for an flesh wounds and skin
disclsos H. p. Clatlin, Che great Now York
merchant says The best remedy | have
ever used.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

LYos's PArESr HEEL SurFEvtn Is the only
invention that will make Old boots straight
rs new.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
GoalllotnIa.

Hotel accommodations for travellers are
ot the greatest importance 10 persons who
have 10 move about the country on business,
Just whore 90 go' Is what every man wants
10 know when he leaves home. The Grand
Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot,
New lorl iity, is very popular resort, be-
cause the attendance tleJc is prompt and
satisfactory. The charges are reasonable
ara the Hru0ge complete, try il. Families
can live better for less money at the Grand
Union Hotel than ut any other Grst-class
hotel in the city. BE careful to see that
Grand Union Hotels on the sign where you
enter.
CtoyEE-sEED is likely to be unusually
high-priced this year, as the crop Gems
to have been short nearly everywhere
Toledo, O., is the headquarters OF the
trade, and is probably the largest market
in the country. \ late telegram from
that place predicts a Corner in clover
seed there, which, if formed. must raise
the prices elsewhere, also. The stock
now held is reported to be not over 600
bags Of old and 1000 bags of new clover
seed, the former being practically ont of
the market, and most Of the latter in the
hands of a couple of firms, who are said
to be determined 20 hold on 81 IL until
they get their own prices, buying in all
that may be offered, so as to get control
Of the market While capital OF
$l00000o Is needed to corner wheat,
pork or dairy products, less than 100000
would be sufficient to Corner clover
seed. Last week the price Of prime
medium seed on Change in New York
was s., and the tendency was upward.
The "heaying' Of clover last winter will
not only lower the supply and thus raise
the price, but also increase the demand,
as it is likely that an unusually large
area will bc s5wn next spring. Farmer
who have to buy seed as well aus those
who have TO use it, should not lose sight
of these considerations.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

PgrNirrEE Los or THE HAIR, which is so
common nowadays may be entirely pre-
yCH'nd by thc use of BURNErT's CuCoAtNE.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

WHEN q married woman buys pug
dog for low price, she gets q bargain,
and her husband gets something to boot.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12
0 more now from your loving
The Rest Hcmcdy for Chapped Ilnnds

=. S.-llas Clin cut another tooth vet?
Josh Billings l0ok Book.
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soldLy al Druggists.

New and very Attractive Styios sHo now Ready.
MASON 5.1iss %SfiP "a 4 $sss4 iI
Z aTwa IWouiD'S INHIBITION FOR TiiiH-
@A&f@% rEES YEAps- Prices. ssi. S7, $6j,
tAMLl - ~ ' a. .os eDTa'sI "a
- - - K5seS HAMiiN OHtfA Y co. l5a IRE.
EEsg r x "a mont II. NOsfDN: SC Fast Four
y ~ A~-ptH ~ tesuth ST.. q uign SquareD. NEW
YORK. 9te Qshas1 Avelue ''tih Afsti
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F. sGND'$S5 S
r. x ] K e IL l u

The Wonder of Healing.
II STOPS ALL HEMo2nHAaE5.
Il Cures nil Iaflamllatory Diseasos,
The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

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The Osceola times., 1881-02-12

It is now two years since heard Eve
lyn's narrowing story. During that time
| ave not often seen her, though know
where she is, and that in her beneiicent
work among the suffering, she must at
tain, at last, TO the reward which is
promised to whomsoever shall give even
cup of cold water in Chrst's name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1881
MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, June 3-P. u.

FRIDAY, June So. ~
Our local mining stock markets are still unsettled
and the dealings reflect more than usual irregular-
ties. special feature to-day was the large trans
actions in the popular Comstock shares and the
r1nness of their prices which is responsive to the
steadily hardening figures of the San Francisco
market Consolidated Virginia rose from $50 to- .9o
and California rose from 1875 TO 1.75 Sutro was
moderately active at 2.40 against 2.35, and Union
Consolidated sold at 15l. and Sierra Nevada at u
seller ten days Oriental and Miller and the state
Lines were weaker and huctuating. and ended with
declines of from 10 To % cents. Among the Lead
villes, Iibrrna developed large selling movement
down to 93 cents followed by recovery 10 l. Iron
Silver yielded 10 cents To 2d2Oj, and silver OlH
was ls lower ut Gos. There We're sales of Michoacan
Syndicates at 12l2 and of Nevada Syndicate AT l.
The markets closed active and Irregular.