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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
CLOSING PRICES OF PHIL4 DELPHIA SfooA"
Reported 6y JOIN H. DAVIS Il Co.. IL Walls.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCGSJ). June %, 1880.
MONDAY, June 22-P. W..

MONDAY, June 22-P. VI.
II the small amount OF transactions that last week
were daily recorded sharp advances In prices that
were made did furnish ndisputable evidence Of the
fictitious character OF the stock market todays
dealings and excuses have supplied the dehciences
According to London private advces that market was
"rgged from this side for buoyant opening here.
London 1890 quotations naturally showed sharp
advances on its Saturdays figures based
on our Saturdays quotations; but further
advance by the o'clock quotations to figures higher
the equivalent OF Saturdays home prices, which
received here full hour before the opening OF
business the whole Street talking about the strength
of the London market" SO at IL o'clock, and without
apparent effort, stock market opened with some APP
proach to excitement and at some higher figures The
first real evelopment OF tho day discovered In
free selling movement Of certain railroad bonds
that last week were conspicuous In the
general speculation. Every one ut all familiar
with Stock Exchange habits and methods needs not to
be told that when the bond market has been used to aid
speculation the first necessity is TO get out OF the
prices OF the stocks collapse so to-day
while the stock market still presented fair degree OF
steadnes Of strength the prices for Erie seconds and
IS slowly yielding by sper cent to heavy
offerings Of recent "investment" purchases Finally.
several fluctuations within L cent OF opening
figures the prices OF stocks also began to YIELD and
when once started they hardly stopped TO
take breath till the autocratic gavel OF the
chairman in announcing the hour of ocockssued the
edct every member Of tho board and TO every specu
ator the and-stand where you are till 10 o'clock to-
morrow. The official given for todays break.
to wit. "that all negotiations for settlement between
the Central and Hudson and the West Shore are off,
than of last weeksfalse
reports because 1t that they believed tob
true by their orginators. Tho market closed weak at
the lowest prices OF the day.
No special interest developed in State bonds. and
the whole bunness covered by sales Of Georgia U.s.
new at 1861 and North Carolina Ga. 1919 at llO4.
There were transactions in city bank stocks.
Government bonds were only moderately active and
barely steady with the bids for the As e per cent
higher and for IS ,s per cent lower Annexed are
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
drums Inienor s. sOsss 7s: Natve g sosst q, lambs.

hrm Inferior 50 500sS 75 Natives 81 5oSst 25 Lambs
81 00UT3 10.
BUFFALO Juno 22-Cae- 1900 neat total
for tnus far. 300 hoad; aI reex 900
head; cOnsignei through 40 market active:
Good 70 cace 5teerA S. 10 9s6 no. stockers AMI Fedora
toav $500 head total for week thus far
1900 head for woek $4,000 head CONSIGNED
through - cars marzer higher and dulr Medium 70
Lambs. So rs.
Hoas-Recepts TODAY total for week thus far
$4,000 head for tine last 10000 head: con-
signed through s6 OF which II to ewYork market
higher Medium Fair Workers. - 40Gst so Coco TO
Choice 81 35 "a 40; Butchers Grades 81 81 40 Pigs
~ jOas4 60
LoUIa June 22-fnfus- Receipts 2. 800: shipments
OOl; hrm Exports 80 6j0sj 20. GOOD Choice
Shipping ~ s0Gs5 So Far 10 Medium. IS 2j0si 20;
Texans So 2O6siOO
Shsso-iecelpts ZOO shipments; 400: Common to Mo
dunn So OO0s2 so Fair 70 Cnolce. 50 2j1sl ID. -
HooS-ReceiDts $500 shipments 1000 heht S4 OJ0
81 05; PACKING. SJ 65as3 9O HEAVY Sd O0osi TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

adorned with mustache and goatee OF light Color
..,S.n texture He dresses in fine clothes OF hght
sna cot vaiscoat and trousers being OF different
,a The remarkable part Of his attire is his hat ana
h., .hOe. The hat is huge shtcOored felt somorero
H =, least six inches In diameter. The shoes are
~ % ~ old soft leather getaways, with holes IN Tue
s holes in the sides soes that are worn 70 tne sss
~ s,tajted rapidly through the corridors OF the rim
xTenue Hotel with hand In his hip POCKET as IL 70
go nistoi shouting aloud jangle about IKE this
Ive got the devil one side and the devil on tie
.,her side and tho devil knows what to DO You can
sot nnless YOU shoot something, and you've got 70
shoot why you've got to hit something II the aevn
hoos before you do he hits you sure you nv o,e
Ssyil the other devil hits you. II you cant nv oOn
devils YOU better shoot yet till you get tue TWO oeF
together .,., .,o sama ,argon az the
Hoffman House little later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June 22-i23O D motion dull. Mddng
pands II Mid1ling Orleans I'D salesS0O0
bales Including 900 bales Tor speculation and
ccipts bales including 300 bales bales American.
Futures Upands Low 1dfng July ana An.
gust delivery AGA T.; also st do August aud sep
tembsr delivery 464di also SD, also iSCid also
64d DO September andOcObeI delivery fi6fd; also
: lGG4d do October aud November delivery. 3y-O4d.;
do December aud January delivery 36-64d.
Tenders delivery at toays clearing 100 baes new
docket .--,-.-. - m -
o. m-Cotton-The Of the day included Geo bales
American. Futures dull. Uplands Low Mlddli1g clause.
June delivery UU4d value DO June and Jay aeilNefy'
sO6fd value. do July ami August delivery. l2Sin
sellers 90 August and septcinbr delivery 4Ootd.
value do September and October delivery a'o9d buyers
do october aud November delivery S,O4d Value 40 NO.
yembor and December delivery. J164d BUYERS DO Dece
Der ana January delivery. S4d buyers 40 January and
February delivery. 37.Gid. value. $500
ia-yotLon Futures closed .e'k uplands Low MIDI;
July delivery $3.50 buyers do Julv and August deh'er
b4OC4d sellers 30 August aud September delivery . ~
tad sellers do sep,eahc and october delivery lid
do October aud November delivery. aObsd sellers
40 November and December delivery oS.gid value 40
December and January delivery. 3404d value. do Janu
ana Fenruay delivery, o1-J$d. value
GALVESTON juno .2-t0iion easy; MlGdllng. lule Low
Midins u Good Ordinary IS and gross receipts. I
bae Exports Coastwise La TALES sales bales stock
4ssS bales
sAvAKssB, Jnne q. Cotton nominal Middng l0is Low
MicdlnR 90 Good Ordinary S net ana receipts 10
bales Exports Coaswse ~ oaios sales " bales stock.
2lli kacs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAG O

CHICAGO, June % (SpeciaD.-The Chicago
visible supply figures tomorrow will show an increase
OF the visible supply OF wheat an in-
crease OF Is74I0 bushels in the visible supply OF corn
and an Increase In oats Of 67s .257 bushels.
On Change morning there was considerable trad
ing in wheat The market opened weak and 4 cent
lower than Saturdays closing and went down cent
when IL was around that estimates OF the visible
supply showed an all the way from 100000 TO
100000 bushels Trading did not appear to be brisk at
auy time though after the bottom was touched II was
thought that some longs had sold good deal OF
stuff The Adamses, known on the Board as the gray
team were supposed have sold largely. n b. Ream
was mentioned as having put out big line OK
. shortp sales Later advces from Minnesota were
that smaller receipts might be expected here from that
sfaSe The early crop reports from Kansas were also
coutradcted but not until the bulk OF tue traons was
over and the crowd cared little Tor news
closing was steady 9U4 cents for August wheat,
Witch ranged from 9O7s cents 81 cents Corn was
Arm, There was a shipping demand Tor the cash oner-
in1a and the BOYS figuring on decrease III tho
yis,ble supply IL reported that Shippers were
,nakinc arrangements to move out apous
oo oo bushels some of which Is to be sent across inc
tdav than usual and stood in their own pit most Oh TAG
tne BIG receipts live hogs at the stock yarns ana
the hreak in wheat seemed TO have little innnence on
r lard or ribs which "bobbed" up and down WITHIN
pporroT range the premiums paid for changing INTO
The coming months maintaining about the same RELATION
TO each other all the time. on, 1000, o., ,,,x
" A. 80 o'clock the close was SOFA conts Tor July
wheat. and 81 for August; 467s cents July c9rns
Sio o3io for July pork and SO 90 for July aru ihe
ccnrh was IA ala cent higher for wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
ErRorEAN pRopuoE MAR9grs.

LIVERPOOL June 22Provison' Bacon es MI
81 A. Long Clear Mlddles, rs. Oh 9I'i.
rs 80 short RIBS Sls. jdi shO1dcrs Va ~ 20, ~
Beef-ys I'd. Tor Extra Indian Nss' ~ 40 's o,i,rs
pork-Pume Mess Oh. pef Dol tF13 'vsN 49,,
Ors Western ks Iarl-lmerican Us Sn a - n IT,. IL
eru .. A. Ud. Lard Oh 3js ~ iilns-Lohs W. ~ az,
hhOudes SOS 3D. Butter I4s Co. per eNI lY' hss
States Cheese--Amcrcau Choice, SIS VI.
TsSr, s"rina a. l0 as ID ted Winter I'D as "a
pef centais No Spras71. 3D. New Western hts 81 a
New Mixod Western Is ~ lIj Caniofna no. Is w. y.
IL d. ahllrnia 3 u.s. SD. ats ~ per c"ht
spirits furpeutne 2,s "a 90 AZ Lon On oSe, v sesd
American Red ass per cw 1low-5-s Oi pit owt f'y,,n
rae, ila.vl ~'s. "" "' -
sd per Cwt ....,.. ports q aoo
eeeptsof wheat for the week from Alaho r 9, oScy
sources, 5000 quarters. ,e ,oo .e...,..
Hr, epts American Corn 2hOuO quhtte.s n CO., GA
iSSroS jane 2l-Produce IAnseed Oh. Esl lbs al
ner ian alcntta lusasd 4Ja 3 p.r quarter Lluso 81
fete ~ - a - ia per tOl; tleAnsl peir1enn ols
cd osr galoa spirits OF Tarpentno 2ia ID Dol oa~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
Futures were quiet points lower owing to 40
cline Of points Liverpool Sales OF GAGE bales



FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoURM Market slightly in 9u ynI
favor without however and decided change N pre- light
sdrSSe i poroP The export cy Ml LIT,
s nendn n.y. ZOO S"' Sbls CITY Tp' Mi EISs
%Sf 400 for SS %us Ees ~ @ for
9c o 100 b Ss rh Ess NS as no o winter
Wheat Quotations Is 20 80 sgperane 81 10 o
Extra So S SoSs 90 SSoc. GOO sSp we saRGy
% coP@9n 70 Fay Es's 2es o VG Common "S
F F2taa nnpesots 81 90 Clear 81 oodi rye
MIXTURE o. straight. q os Patent o5s 81 70 20
Far Extra, - Good :. 90 Good 70
:, '5S SVS' City Mn Extra for Indie. 81 eSas50O
South A%cTcP 70 ann market pss ' %RSu
export trade limited END only y S%mae
to Good az 50 1914 G5 Good 70 Choice DO = 20, 0G
$ rye =, %n %9ssr a. irasf
S fSn @boco Corn MEAI~Su sales G6 II.ndy
s sps a. S. S. SD'''' - ''r - ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unsettled Cash lots were &c
closed e pSe Te SaSs o OF the
closed steady az e nnSrT The Is, ps y ss
in Options Shippers bo1s6i $1,000 bush and cy Mle5'
spot ami S" to arrive including ngaed spring At q o.
30 Milwaukee a3Nc II store e5ls free on board rpm
No rcd 81 delivered store $ 90 for f,i Tcceps
IN affve at nuao cost freight ana insurance aje
Re- S Gr .n so. RGR a q 81 coz TO- Tor Aas ya to-
al 03 closing at i os do for septemeer q o. 81 %
s 81 ~ Do for Nove,rber a s', sosng 81 p
20 December.
TYE-Dnll and nominal. Western and Clnada, ~ 'ic
state 73G75c BARLEY Quiet and nominal ia u
LEY MAIT-Dut: prices unc1 sngel-- set
Ia lec lower for Cash lots clos "a; ruc m5e steady
0ntas opencd heavy then declined tc, then recovered
par tho 1nd closed firm at "a &c under The est
prices eO0i business r. export. r'd'rAte none uI
and fairly active options shippers bluah
IG0 900 bush sales 72Supp bush fniure "looou bush
sno aud 10 arrive including rngradc Mixed az 5iG - %
steamer Mixed .1c In elevator. "a A. aipit 20
. .ft.a5fc elcv -, a5ic nnuat No = While
Il aGc In elevator: Yellow DC elevator fOic dellv
cred Jcrsry n 55ic $4,000 bush MiNcl were s9d al
,.e 10 freight AMI insurance No
Mixed TO- June ,3 SC. closing al &c d. Tor Jny p a
ing az for septsnber q 5issc closing az @
OATs-t ash lots were -. lower, closing WIN q l'uc
more strength options opened heivy then declined c
then recovered from III decline md clo' 'tcliv AZ
out Inc hest rrcrs Sales ~ bush future ~ VOlhnsh
spot including 80. Miyed az g. ~; 80 2 81 10; ~
gnofel al s7lc. No white. ~ ~ No 2 J-lsaJics
~ /. t2c Mivct Western $50 SIC White 10. 49,
cio.ng at 81 SC fof fuy. 81 50 &C. closing al 8 NJ
do Ior August &c closing Il 3f ~ 10 foT Sept'mDet
I'D Dil ard heavy. az 10 iud 90
h. rOa zoe: ~ n 70a jci 100 D. 75ayoc shafps eOc
al o. Rye feed. soc
Stocks IN store Sew. York BROOKLYN ana Jersey city
grain aud held railway lighters u certificate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-lUHh DEALINuS.
NEw-YORK. June 49,
There was little of interest in the grain
speculation to-day, duh business being transacted
within a narrow range Of prices. In wheat the export
engagements were small, but 10000 bushels OF
taken exporters At the outset the market
disposed toward weakness but the rsazations wero
not heavy and while in the afternoon the tone was un.
settled recovery from the inside points All
cereals however show small decline from last nights
figures. Wheat OF b l. cent at 81 004 for Juno,
81 OF for July 81 O3ls for August 81 03ss for
September and 81 OILS for October options Corn lost
only is cent, ending follows: June 81 July 53%,
August 81 and September 5i2 cents In oats June OPP
lions 37i and July 1878 cents were is lower Au-
gust was unchan ged at 34l2 and September of u ae
324 Provisions were dull and about unchanged
At New-YOrk. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat. 2145l9 bushels;
cOr 327 47 bushels oats Isl 299 bushels total gram
72 065 bushels -four. 90 60I barrels The arrivals az
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Ions were Wheat 16l 525
bushels corn 31s 900 bushels; oats. 10 bushels;
total grain, 653 GAL bushels Hour. 1912 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ION. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.


EUROPEAN FTNANGIAI TAR KETi
LONDON. June 22-l2:30 p. mConsols. 9J9lG foI both
account United States Four and Hall ror
Cent Bonds. l5z Atlantic and Great Western Frat Mort
gage Trustees Certificates. 23 Canadian Pacific, ~ a.
Erie 0ss do Second CCnsols 55' Illinois Central l2S
Mexican Ordinary, 2Gi2 ~ Paul Common l2'2i NewYork
Central. 90l Pennsylvania. so, Reading, Z D.
quote Three Per Cent Renes at 81 francs
65 cen times for the account
lonsos 90 96 for money and &c., for the accounts
Pacific Al H.; Erie second ConsOs "a II Illinois
Cestra. l2s9 Mexican Ordinary. 20a ST. Paul Common
73is; NewYork Central, 81
Paris adviccs quote Three fef Cent Kenes al 81 rabcs
10 Tor The account and exchange on London at
90 francs 20 confines for checks
The bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
and on balance to-day is &JJ000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Raitr,1ff.
yEw-YoRK. June %, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORK. June %. 1888.
CoFFEE-spot Ric quiet sac for Fair 1000 bags e6
Archimedes sold private terms options advanced 10
points, owng the loss Of the steamer Guarana with
Of 900 OF RIO and 1900 Of santos and 70 e
covering In July ana september to which his led WOLF
segsbeTg bought importers bought July and sep
ber Scott sold July and bought ember sales 600
bags. closing barely steady az follows June. hSOG0s9
July, 6.75d6 80 August, GS5 969O September, $500
700, October, 7O5d7.l0; November. 7lO07I5i De;em
Der 1854 Mild GRADES quiet
COrTON-Spot Cotton was 6c lower. sales I2s bales
1913 Saturday. including 55O for export and l5 TOT home
the ports to-day. 2l7 bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 10 Prime steers sold one year at 80 OGSf w
1ie average estimatedat f8 81.
BEEVESRecepts yesterday aud TO-DAY 232 cars at
Jersey CITY and 6j at 60th-st, making 52l2 head
against 3 y he al ast Monday. The arrivals the past week
were -, hea moro than st week and TIA head less than
the core iponding week laat year.
Auunusaly good demand for Dressed Beef coupled with
rather ight supply Of Live cattle caused sharp demand Tor
Beeves Wednesday and pces Jumped up 10 2oa21c per
the arrivals ay % for the marxet trade
opened firm and about Oc higher on Good cattle
but tho finish dull II slight decline from the figures OBJ
tained In the morning
for stern & Metzger and cars for =. Mcintyre 900
Arrivals Jceey tty the heaviest % the year. 232
loads OF which 200 on the market Ihe
market opened from 70 2)c per 100 10 lower Than frnay
the demand good at tie reduction and wit the help
Eastman who purchased carloads for export nearly
everything sold al Oclotk with not more than 10
- likely Tho finish at Just about opening
prices. 90, -
Among the sales OF Cherokees at 81 67kd
81 81 aud 80 Cincinnati and Kentucky stlllers
at s. 30dSj7j While cars OF pennsylvania
Natives at the rance % as 30 load
II Lnc at - and lew selected steers we're
sold nv D. Mcphersoh 81 Is 100 10 Cornfed Bulls sold
at y 75dsi 80 still fed az - 6jdSi 40 aud carload OF
The death Of Mr george Toiey which occurred Sat
uray at his farm In Dutches- County removes another
the among dro,es For more than omar
i o. century nS vas .,nH ac' sanm,s S,an
salesman and later member OF the exporting urn OF ID
Torcy Although ia robust health for the last two
symptoms OF serious illness occurred until
last Wednesday when lie stricken with paralysis when
sample the old fashioned country gentle
hlRhlY p-ccd by all who know him and leaves hVe
children and large circle Of friends 10 mourn his loss
The Hungarian ana Brooklyn city VIII be laden with Ii
Cattle By y. Morris
This weeks shipment OF i've Cattle and sheep aud Dossi
Beef and Mutton a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

Sperm oil, f5S perto Rosin-Comnon. IS I'd 0is. Cd;
Pale. 6s. lis Provisions-Lard. 49, OIL psc cwt re
Americana Sugar. lss 3D. cwL Tor Cuba ceacrtfdgA
poarizipg 96S add i6S Cd 0ljs Tor Cuba
nj ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

refined oil was without change 10 price,
pp,nroRp Penn. June 22.-Nationai transit Cert'n'
cafes opened at s2's and closed at s2s gnss pr,ce'
s2Ss: lowest price, SIS. CIearancc'' n'' i'p''''
SPIRITS OF TURPENriNE
<.,,srox lime 22-TurDentine firm at "a 10
Se.xS,u tune % -Turpcntlne nr at 5iS
~, xISGroN June 22-Iurpentlne urn at "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
LIVE srocX MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Iune o. The Dc0ners journal reoOrts cpS-
Receipts head shipments 5000 mead mar@ei aco'
IxlDrts - gOak5 %; Mixed - 2od-t % Sc-
sTs - 5O4Sl 75 Feeders So 50asi 75i Texans sfoo@
a. 10. ........
Hogs-Receips 10000 shipments su0o market ac,.'e'
Rough Mixed ~. F~cKln9 ana Hnippins - sou
81 10 Ilrlt ~ gOasl % SKINS - 0OGt5 90.
6heep-uecelplA sUU head 5LllmeLts. heAi inaA't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. JUNE %
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NRw.YoRK. June

O,ly a light volume of trading in oil GER
acates was recorded at the Consolidated Exehange TO-
80. Is and the light Wasted bulls were inclined
% t,re profts The result was decline from sz'a0
CO.'S cents TO sIs. cents In the early DEALINGS INC
Greater part OF the day however, tne price was n"
o,t,d an loss OF u cent from Saturday Close lnero
is no change note In the general ou.ooA in'
The range OF prices and the total dealings az tne oon
solidated Exchange were as folows' 80
o.o,,,g ... S2i2 Lowest-------------- siS
4ishest ...... 1928 Final.......-:, 49,, o ~
Sales. barrels.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-04-28
PARAGRAPuscAL NEWS.

English trade unions are recognized
as the strongest in the world, which is
attributed to the paying out-of-work
benefits.
The Carpenters Union of Jersey City
has begun measures to enforce the de-
mand for rate of wages for carpenters
of not less than 50 day.
On account af the extreme cold, the
wheat crop prospects OF Virginia will
be about 30 per cent. less than the
product of last year.
Ia Berlin there are 26 breweries OF
Bavarian beer, ri of white beer lso
called), and IA establishments that
make bitter, brown or Gratz beer. The
extent OF the production was enormous.
ly ad, anced last year.
A local paper insists that there have
been great exaggerations OF losses. in
Western Dakota among the herds from
the severe Winter. They are much
less than expected, it says, and cattle
are now in splendid condition.
The new Police Commissioners OF
Cincinnati have ordered the immediate
closing Of gambling houses and the ar
rest OF street-walkers for vagrancy, and
of sidewalk loafers for lettering.
IL is stated that on the cattle ranges
Of Western Kansas fully one-half of the
cattle and sheep have died during the
Winter, or will die before grass comes.
The wheat prospect in the State is any
thing but good. a large portion OF 1T
having been Winter killed.
A stock company for the manufac-
ture of liquid cheese is preparing to
seek incorporation in New York. backed
by German capital The product will
look like maple syrup, and have all the
pungency aud other good qualities of
American cheese.
In the manufacture of 500 worth of
liquor 81 go to labor. In the manufac-
ture Of 500 worth of boots and shoes,
S22 90 to labor. The money turned
over by one distilery employing $50
men would, if employed in more useful
ways, give work to $4,000 men.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-04-28

nnT7n Send six cents for postage,
d pkII land receive free a costly box of
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succeed from tirst hour The broad road 10
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-04-28

m0O0 00Oin presents given a,cay. Send
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tunes for all workers absolutely assured. Don't
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-04-28

The above reward will be paid 70 the arrest
and con, iction OF any party or parties found
guilty OF stealing, Killing. or running of, alter.
ing brands or marks OF any live stock, belong
Ing to any member OF the Nevada Live Stock
Association.
E.. CRUTCHER, President.
r. w. LEWIS, Secretary.
Winnemueca, April 10. 1884,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-04-28

HnI Ofor working people. Send 10 cents
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ing more money in few days than you ever
thought possible at any business. Capital not
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