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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

Our former townsman. ]. F. Todd,
who for years past has bossed q butcher
block ut CAriin, lately became dissahs-
fed with such hum-drum life and the
probabilities Of this country's future,
threw up the meat market sponge, SO to
speak, and struck out northward, on q
voyage Of discovery. The Corporal"
got back from his wanderings q few
days ago and is now more disconnected
than ever. Like the condemned who
was allowed the choice from q number
Of prescribed tortures, he can't fnd 1t
in his heart to make up his mind. His
pilgrimage was through Oregon, into q
part Of Washington territory and re-
turning took in IA part Of Idaho. but
nothing like the paradise bis fancy had
painted it was presented TO bis eager
eyes. In fact to use the Corporal's ex-
pressiYe Language, 1.-THE .cussed country
wasn't q burned bit better than this
Phriveled sage-brush seclion." At
Baker City, Oregon, he met Z. II Girls
void who is in tho Wholesale liquor bus.
mess at that place; also W. X. Usher,
former proprietor Of the Gem res!aur-
ant in Tns2aroFa, who is running a
hotel at the same place, but from ap-
pearances, ia not accommodating adj
pous tissue in the business. ]. F.
doesp't want my Of that country in
bis'p and as he determined on shaking
the alk9li dast Of tho "Bnttle.born"
from bis embroidered moccasins. he
will probably slip down 10 western
slope of the Sierras, glide wn among
the South Sea Islands Oh. ~ the cos
tune Of q Georgia Major, pass the re-
mainder Of his days beneath the um-
~brageous foliage Of the tropics Ossuag-
ing his modified appetite on pepper
sass and genuine nutmeg.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

The following gen By ". 4. J 70
NM. E O.. AAs. iass fallen into he
hAads Of he priAtsr. II = aid to have
been produced by = pious Eito posI
during the year 1880; . period some
What noted. locally, for The s1ub.ranes
Of its gentle gusAines:
Though earthly interest tAkes nieht
Or sobs upon thO sod;
Still dare thou ever 10 '.do right"
And leave the rest TO God.
Do Vhat they dat5 .salls each day
Regardless what the world may say.
Though sooH. and jeer' thy ir.n1isd
foes,
Roll on thee like . food,
Or weave q subtle web OF woes,
They cannot harm the good.
The clouds and shadows, here you have,
Project n glory to the grave"
'Do right. and bravely bear cath blow.
A blessing will be given.
II not in This black WoEii below,
In Yonder smiling heaven.
Walk in the way by virtue trod,
Do right. aud leave the rest TO God
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
darfIg's whrreabout..

News has reached here from the
north, Gays the Silver State. tia; David
Martin, who murdered Redmond a,
Cort"z, was canped near the junction
OF tho three forks Of the Owyhee, aud
appHrAu,iy anxious for tho officers to
get on his track. He is said to be
armed with a ride Amd Colts revolver.
and means TO sell his lie MS dearly as
possible, ns no is determined not to be
taken alive. II Is reported tina, Joo
!O'Nra,. who Las been hrrdiug cattle
on tho Owyhco and who knows Martin
we'll. brought the information TO vii
low Greek that VI utIn vas AZ. or n,aS
the three Forks last week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
After Hi. Nils

We received a letter last evening from
n citizen Of Goiytn. Santa Barbara
county, California. aski2I for copies Of
the INDEPENDENT in which appeared
under the h,ad Of ~ Dead Beat an
account Of Glo latest exploit in THIS
Gsctiou, Of Surveyor" \. r. Watson,
by deirardinG his creditors and skip
ping the country.
The writer states that the fellow is
now At Goieia. and tho presumption is
that the papers are wanted to prove
Watson's real character in order to pre-
vent Linn from pursuing his swindling
practices IN that quarter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
Notice 20 TeRchers.

Teachers holding either first or seo-
ond grade certificates in Elko county
Hre hereby notified that the present
Board Of Examination will not renew
The certificate OF any teacher the second
time. At tho expiration OF tho timo for
which certificates aro renewed by the
present Board. n new certificate will be
issued to applicants passing a sntisfac-
tory examination in the several
brauch,s required by law. Q, w.
GROVER. County Supt., Of Schools.
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Anothcr s;oe,,pr or noao,,cs,

News is received from Salt Lake that
about tho LIST proximo there will DO q
meeting hold in that city Of Union Pa
ciGc officials, its object being to arrange
for tho extension OF the Salt Lake and
Western through to Pacific tide-watcr.
Sidney Dillon, Charles Fropcis Ad-
AIMS and Fred Amer are to nrrivo from
the East aud General Manager Clark,
with those accompanying him. now in
San Francisco, atO to join them from
the West.
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A Nevada woman It"bbcd and
!. NnAl m

bcNt en-.
A woman without u hat aud with lit
BE clothing on. her long black hut
falling down her bncE, vas brought
screaming and crying to n San Francis
co police station wednesday night,
who, after she hal become sufficiently
composed To speak cohcrrntly. gave
her name ms Cecilia Berg, n resident Of
Humboldt county. Nevada. where h
said her husband waa n prominent mrr'
chant. a summary OF her story IT,. that
while s,opping Of Oakland. where Sho
had been about four days for the bcur.
1T OF her health, shc had been induced
by Mrs. Wilson. nm old friend OF hcrs.
10 visit her in San Francisco. and was
by this woman invcigled into a disfep-
utnbln house. Mr.. wilson. during
the evening, refreshed herself with II
glass OF biaudy, aud Mrs. Berg slipped
glass Of beer. When preparing for
bed and partially uudtesscd, Mrs.
Berg became suspicious Of the place
aud declared hot intention to 90 home.
On taking NJ her skirts. she discovered
that shc had been robbed OF $2QO md
her iswelty, upon which shc became
frantic and began 10 scream. Hct
friend, Mrs. Wilson. at this juuclnrc,
throw her down stairs, sans clothes and
coin, whore sho was picked mp, scream
lug aud crying, by the police.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
Tne numeela, nou.. boom.

~ ~Doiub lt0uSo bo0uq,
Owing TO the hard times prevailing
throughout this section I have 70.
duced the price Of tickets good for one
mOal, to three Cor 81. The hoHsp
has been recently oyerbAuled, md any
one wanting q clepn bed and good ROOM
will DO accommodated al reasonable
rates. ] am determined to sustain tho
established reputation Of The houss o.
a FIRST class hostelry and lodging house.
and patrons need only to give me .
tiini to DO convinced that I have the
best and cheapest accommodations in
Elko. The bar Is stocked with eyery
thing In the line Of a~Fst.class imported
and domestic wines and liquors, which
were purchased at figures 10 allow ns
to duplicate California prices, freight
added. Pure old Bourbon will b sold
by the bottle, In piuts and quarts, o.
so cents aad 81; Best Caiiforpia Bran
dies, in pints and quarts, 76cts and
$780, Claret and white Wine, 80 OTIS
per bottle; Blackberry Brandy. pins.
California Bitters e.o., etc., at equally
low prices. Direi's beer always on
dtaught, and for sale BY tho bottle NJ
25cts. Only the most popular brands
Of cigars kept on hand. Come and see
me. JOE LANG,
| Humboldt Boarding and Lodging
Houso, Elko, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
sI@mb0Idt lIausC- .Jnc Lang. rror
brIctDr.
OF for College.

Our young friend, Master George Y.
SIocklc, who for tho past two ycnrs
has Teen our assistant in this office,
SAYS the White Pine News. leaves next
Tuesday for Ello. aud will enter tho
state University ms n student. George
has bcen o good aud fGitbful apprentice
and we regret TO loso his eervieos; but
what Ia our loss will undoubtedly be
his gain. and aud wc part With him
with that feeling Of pride with
which master rs VOL ~ the teacher
always has in tho youth whose training
was more Of q pleasure than OF labor,
We commend Master George to our
neighbors OF the Elko press. whose &C.
ouaintNnce he will be pleased to form
In his spare hours when you arc push
ed, no will give you a lift, just to keel
his hand in. In parting, the New
wishes Master George q pleasant an'
profitable season 81 the University a
we'll % q realization OF his highest mn
u~eipatiors all through lifo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

\ communicating from Wm, SuCw,
Ruby valley. who left ;Lis section with
hI- family Tor the Northern county
about two months Ng", hgs-juss fallen
iuio our han Il thbigh vn,scn on the
9th Of las, month. II arrived during our
abseEcr from home and n=cideuily got
mi-la:l. The IcIt,r was written Mt
R'salia, Whitm.T ~couu:y, EHshingt0u
territory. a few days after Mr.. SnOw n
arrival. and Lv prom.iHrs to .. a
longer letter after lao Lu'sscn more Of
the county. lie met john Thompson
aud WIN. GrisVoId, formerly of Ruby
at Cheney AMI rp-Tts them ~ doing
well at ih"t pIacs. Grain Is worth
81 20 per hundred with n good crop.
and Hu Abundance Of vosct .b!@s Of all
descriptions. nUt'vith~ian lin. tho fact
that not a drop al rain has fallen for
oveT five mo -ths; AN unprecedented
condition in q country where drouih
WAS supposed TO Dc unknown. llr.
Snow nrE: will probably be from some
oIh,r locality as he remarked thgt he
didn't rIp,ct to remain Mt tho place
whence H. wrote.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

a di-p ,teh from Tu'carora to day an
nouuces that George Cunning ham died
at hat place this morning. DtceG scd
vas an oId-timc resident OF Eastern
y vata. and Of one time kept n saloon
in ruscnrorh. lie came lic;; here from
the Wood River couPtry much broken
in health, and gradually sunk TO his
lpnth.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot HOTEL CLARK. a Green Pro-
p~rIeIorS.


Mrs Pearson, Tuscatora.
VIM Jameson. do
Mrs Bennett and child, TuscaroIa.
Geo Schaidt, st Louis.
John V Evans. Pine Valley.
Edward Reilly, San francisco.
IA Young. Pleasant.
ID snieI Clark, Deeth.
Gus McElvaiu, do
J C~lendenning. Mound.
j j Hilton, Mound.
IlumboIdt IIou c--.JOe Lang, Pro.
prictor.
Al Ramsey, lst Station.
Fred Sept. Huntington.
Anderson Mound.
Ip o:s,n. do
Morris Terry, Clover.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

Arrived by stage last evening: Thos.
Roberts. All Took, Alb Quopg. De-
parted .bis morning: J. W, olds, A..
Fdmondson. Arrived ibis evening:
T. Shineis. Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Rags
dale, Jake Epslsr, w. J. Smith, Mon.
golian.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot HOteI--CIArk q Green, Pre-.
prls1oEs.
w ] Smith. TuRoarora.
Mrs Riddle and childon Paradie
Valley.
A Robinson. Idaho.
d McNaughton, Star.
Jas Meyers. Ruby.
L. GcrchauI, San Francisco.
Byrne, do
] 8 Black, Idaho.
II Poitlock, Duck Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

J. A. Powers %srriYcd hero from Cal.
iiornia and tho western part Of tho
State by the train las! evening, on HE
way to his cattle rapOh on the owyhso.
Ho will remain in town n day or two.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
Seriously ana Perhaps Fatally
Hurt.

Mr.. T.. J. Jones, just In from Pleas.
ant Valley. informs us tina. about 8
o'clock last night Sam May, better
known os rcd,eyed Sam, was found
lying insensible In the road near the
Auos Roach ranch, dangerously II not
fatally injured. He had been driving
q team during the day and It Is sup
posed thu, no fell or was thrown out OF
the wagon. tho wheel Of which ran over
his body. Nothing farther regarding
tho matter could DO obtained ibis even
ing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

IL r. understood that the Nevada q
Oregon Railroad will shortly DO sold ut
u. y. Marshal sale TO satisfy q mort
gage held by tho Union Trdst Com.
pauy Of New York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
Former ElLoI,c. Ab,o,a,


4 letter just received at this office
from J. Is. Gallagher was dated ct Col
fax. Washington Territory, September
Gath, at which place Barney is filling
the position OF book-kceper for the firm
OF Sexton & Gold. lumber dealers. Ho
stqteg that he Is well satisfied with the
sopntry. and that a nuWber Of former
Elkoites have settled there OF whom he
would write IN when he got time. He
says James p. Edoff was at Colfax on
the week previous and after stopping a
few days started for San Francisco. He
intends to soon return there however,
to engage permanently in business,
but Of what character Barney could not
say.
Charley Newman and Bert Kuhn are
at Colfnx doing a good business in tho
gents furnishing line.
BArney's family nro Mt Eureka, but
will soon jim him in his new home.
Hc sends his regards to oil onqgiring
friends.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
water NcI,cc,

Tho proprisiors Of the water ditch
give notice that in order TO prevent tho
freezing Of tho exposed pipes and iHuc.
cts. tho water will DO shut OF nj tho
reservoir each evening and turned on
again Ia tho morning.
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L.MoILLE Valley. s.rt. % 1853.

LAMoILLE VALLEY, Sept. % 1853.
Just NoS while the evenings are cool,
Miss II ~ Montgomery anl Ma Lib.
bic Dtkiu came to the front with iu-
V~iintiun, Tor u y tie Ian.o NJ lrLc dis
tfict school house. which cams OF last
evening. The vast number OF younS
men now busily engaged IN ihr, sLing
seemed csgcr! lily pleased with This offer
10. diversion. nni tnruel ont On pnCso.
mad what was intended for n small So
cial, proved To be one Of the bes, dances
Lnnoillo Valley has had for many n
long d,y. The ladies wee gotten MP
in summer GcNitching costumes that are
20 attractive 10 tbs masculine eye,
TO which WAS added so much courtesy.
nul sp many smiles. that The young
ncn now pronounce the L,moiiis giGis
the bellies OF ElkO COUNTY. Among
those present rgproitly attractive,
were Mrs boy ir. Mrs Jud Dnkin. MISS
Gillhud. IN Misses Dakin. Miss Clara
Jewrit. Mrs George Grant. Miss Stella
Taylor MIS- Amgs Rogch Of Eik", Miss
Hattie riilry. Miss Lille LOWS and
many others. !roud daylight having
arrived. nftrr nh extensive feast Of
I. mrtins viunls ma frnit. tho gay rev.
cll"rs d parted Tot their daily work, fall
Of praisgs nrd tn nks for tho pleasure
nIurdrd them by tho hbio Efforts Of
Miss Montgomery and Miss Libbic
Dakiu. OEEhSA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

On tho examination Of w. @. Seer
mands, charged with being an accom-
plic Of Mrs. slossou in starting ths
HALEY ere. no evidence against him
was produced and he vas disshatesa
from custody.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

HunboIdt House--Joe Lang, FRO
pFtsaoF.
@ Shindar, Pleasant Valley.
] Barnes, Texas.
James Mcoueney. Duck Valley.
Thos Hassen. Pleasant Valley.
S McFee, South Fork.
Bert Traver, Bullion.
Jas Doyle, Lamoiile.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

rrirtor.
G J Parker. Eureka.
X Cameron. California.
ReIt Travsp, Bnliion.
Frank BIa,man, S'Ar.
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% umboidt Ilousr, Joe Lang. PRO.

10 umboidt ilousr. Joe Lang Pro
prietor.
Gus Kicfct, Bullion.
Bert Traver. do
n Oudefkirk. Mound.
T. Scott, do
l. Dakin, Lnmoillle.
ALDER, Pndley. nalleck,
John Jackson. do
ID Mcdonald. Reno.
Joo II.nnRu, Pleasant.
Geo Grant, 90
$ Mcfoc, South Fork.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot IIoIrI-CIAGh 81 Grecn Pro-
. prIctor-.
T Porch, Huntington.
L Brennan, st z.
John e Stewart aud family. Gal r.
burg. Ill.
v II Pease. San Francisco.
McLnn", do
i o Reddish aud wife, Now York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07
~AEKJvhLS.

Depot IEotri. .Einr't e Green, Pro-
prIrtorS.
IA Jewell, pnlis,do.
y Wines Rnby
VA Kellor, do
Prtcr Scott, Mound.
OF stocslc, Cherry.
GE Stockle, do
Oito Lnmson, Sweden.
J Cowgcr. do
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

EIOrEg. ARRIVALS.
Trput I~o,cI-sIsrn = Green, Pro-
u~rIJtOrs.

Drput I~soicI-IISrn = Green, Pro-
' urIJtOrs.
Juo l. Drx6u, TusciIora.
Mart Smith, do
J ! BrbcoE. De
Ii llogle. do
" GrNyson, Oakland.
r Bunyan. San francisco.
J Fitzgerald. Salt Lake.
Jud Dnkin. Lamoillc.
G II Bruce, do
II J Keith. 30
J Roberts nnd son. Srruoemont.
WIN Mitchell aud wife, Huntington
Ham bOIdt House .ync lang. pror
prIctOr.
A Eebonle, Jamoiile.
NJ Oglcshy, Pleasant.
Albert Taylor, do
T. J Jones, do
FL Cbnmbert. Ohio.
Fred Drown, South Fork.
S Price. San Francisco.
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HuTboidI House. Joe Lang. Pro.
prIctOs.
Bert Traver. Bullion.
John Hilton. Utah.
Dennis Kelly. Pleasant.
n Mason. Molene.
Jacob Conrad and Ron, Lamoile,
Fred Spechter, Lamoi'ie.
Fl Chambert, South Fork.
Gus Reifer. Bullion.
Fred Clemson. K9nsas.
John Henry. do
l. Martin. South Fork.
W Lambertine, Pleasant.
b F olmstead, do
Peter Borr, do
Louis Miller. South Fork.
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BOHS.

DLIyESs.-Siar Valley October LIST,
1889, TO tho wife Of A.. II. Biiyens,
twins, Q ION aud daughter.
The condition Of tho mother 10 stated
to be very critical,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-07

Departed by stage this morning, \,
G. Dilley. John W%hitichins.
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Advertised Letter L.I.i.

The following is a list Of letters re-
manning IN the postoflco at Elko,
September, 30, 1888:
Elliot IL HarSiilo Frank
Harris James Hays
Nye ID Is Rank p
Persons calling for any OF tho above
will please say advertised.
Q. w. HULL, p. NJ.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DEPor HoTYL, CLARK & GREEN. Pro
PRIkToEs.
Thos p Roeerts, Tuscarora.
&c Powers. ,Owyee.
G Kelley, Winnemucca.
A Edmondson. San Francisco.
G Olsen. Star.
J b Moore, RUBY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-20

choice Eastern, 81 Is: Western timothy, 81 Is;
cargo lots, Eastern. 90d95c. Northern. 65675e
HIDES. WOOL. Observation-Disclosures fair:
dry flint, BE; sailed sole. WOOl-Nothine
doing; in bales, prime, pc; in begs, prime,
2ic.; slightly bury, lJdlSe.; very bury, lO(d
BE. Wax, 26c. Deer skins, flint 35c.: salted.
30c. Otter skins, 25c(d$4 90.
S18c.
1ARD.-The market advancing; in tierces
and tubs, H34c.; kegs, 12c
LEMONS.-StOck annie: demand moderate
Messlna, 50 90; Malaga, 50 90.
LINE. CALCINED PLASTER AND CEMENT
Alabama lump lime is in fair demand and is
selling at 81 40 per barrel; Georgia, 81 40; cal
clned plaster, - O0(g2 10 per barrel; hair, Sc.
Georgia cement, So; Rosendale cement, 81 IS
al s.; Portland cement, 81 90.
LIQUORS. stock: good demand; BOur-
bon, 81 SOFAS 80; Rye 81 50G6 90; Rectified,
81 GOAL 35. Ales unchanged and in good de-
mand.
81 45; Cd, 81 20; sd, 50 s5; l0d to God, 50 20 per
keg.
NAVAL STOREs.-The receipts for the week
have been 6SSl barrels rosin and 734 barrels
spirits turpentine. The expOrts-3,695 barrels
TOsin and 1850 barrels spirits turpentine-were
/ as follows: To New York, GA barrels
rOsn and 293 barrels spirits turpentine
to Baltimore, 1,722 barrels rOsin and 81
barrels spirits turpentine; to Philadelphia,
50 barrels rOsin and 100 barrels spirits tur-
pentine; To Boston l,690 barrels rOsin and I7g
barrels spirits turpentine; Queenstown for or
ders, 2,Ol6 barrels spirits turpentine We quote
Resins, 4 81 35. L 81 40, + 81 45. g 81 80
II 81 So, 81 so. X 81 so. NJ SO 80. n 81 so. win
dow glass s. 90, water white nominal. Spirits
turpentine, regulars 5012c, oils and whiskys
49i5c.
Receipts, Shipments and Stock from april L
1859, to date, and for the corresPOnding date
last Vedr:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-20

BOSTON, Jan. 19.-COttOn steady; middling
l03sc; low middling 95sc; good ordinary sc.
WILMINGTON. Jan. l9.-COtton dull: mid
ding CSC; low middling CSC; good ordinary
3-16c.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I9.-Cotton quiet;
midding l01zc; low middling lO1sc; good or
binary 91se.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-Cotton easy;
middling 95sc; low middling l6c; good or
binary l3-l6c.
MOBILE, Jan. l9.-CottOn quiet: middling
93sc; low middlng 914c; good ordinary S7Sc
MEMPHIS, Jan. l9.-CottOn lower to sell:
middling 93sc: low middling 9l4c; good ordi-
nary sac.
AUGUsTA, Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet: middling
914c; low middling SIC; good ordinary SIC.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l9.-CottOn quiet but
firm; middling 94c; low midding 915c; good
ordinary &c.
MONTGOMERY. Jan. I9.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 3-l6c; low middling s7sc; good ordi-
nary SIC.
MACON, Jan. l9.-Cotton quiet; middling
sc: low midding SIC: good ordinary Sc
COLUMBUS. Jan. l9.-COtton quiet: mid
ding SIC; low middling SIZE; good ordi-
nary SC.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 91zc; low middling &c; good ordinary
8}sc.
SELMA, Jan. l9.-Cotton steady; middling
&c.
RoME. Jan. l9.-Cotton in good demand :
middling &c; low middling S54e; good ordi-
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l9.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 91&c, low middling CSC, good Ordi-
nary $40; net receipts l,45l bales. gross 1.13l ;
shipments 1874 bales; sales $50 bales; stock
6S.S10 bales.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-20
NAVAL STORES

LONDON, Jan. IS, 400 p. m.-Turpentine 39s.
NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Splrits turpentne firm
at 5212c Rosin quiet and steady.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l9.-Spirits turpentne
nominal; no demand. Resin steady; strained
and good strained, 81 35(9l IS.
WiLMINGTON, Jan. l9.-Spirits turpentine
firm at soc. Resin firm at 81 80 for strained
and 81 371a for good strained. Tar firm at
81 SO. Crude turpentine steady at 81 so for
hard, and - 30 for yellow dip.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-20
Evening Report.
FINANCIAL,

PARIS, Jan. 10, 800 p. m.-Rentes. 7Sf 4212c
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l9.-EXchange, New
York sight, 81 80 per $1,000 premium; bankers
sterling, $iS3t3
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Exchange, "a Sl34
Government bonds Irregular; new five per
cents. 1925 bid; four and a half per cents,
ll3l (: four per cents, ll91s; three per cents
1885. Money 500 per cent; closed offered al 3
per cent. State bonds generally without fea-
lures.
Sub-Treasurv baIances-COin $l13, 227 900 90;
currency, Sj.6a0,000 90.
Share speculation opened active and irregu-
lar. The changes in prices, however, from
those of yesterday were only fractional. eX-
cept for Illinois Central, which was % per
cent. lower. There was "A slight decline in
some shares in the early dealings, after which
the market became strong and recorded an
advance of td2l per cent, in which Denver
and Rio GI'ande. Canada Southern, Illinois
Central. Oregon and Trans continental, Mich
igan Central. New Jersey Central and Wabash
preferred were most prominent. The market
then became weak, and at noon reaction of
> per cent. occurred in Lake Shore l3S in
Union Pacific, l. in Oregon and Trans
continental, and sol per cent. in the
remainder of the list, the latter for
Canada Southern. Speculation after this
became dun, but early in the afternoon, how
cent, Denver and Rio Grande and Lake Shore
leading therein. In the late trade the list re-
ceded 1s(d3s per cent, but in the final dealings
this was recovered and the market closed
quiet but firm. The closing prices, compared
with those of yesterday, are irregular, the
most important changes occurring in Denver
and Rio Grande, which is Is per cent. higher,
and Illinois Central per cent. lower. Trans
actions aggregated $4,000 shares, at the fol-
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