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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-25
Straycd or SeoIcuI.

From our pasture near Hul'eek, some
time in April, 1889, one light bay horse,
branded JILL connected, (the stems OF
the } md l. forming the H). on left
thigh, S on left shoulder and 90 on
left hip. One dnrk bay horse branded
90 on left hipnnd vented on left shout
der, also branded 90 on left bip.i
A suitable reward will he paid for The
return Of the horses 10 Halleck, or for
uformation whore they mny be foun. d
KELLY u McCAIN,
Halleok, New, May y, 1889. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22

oILsTheCs was qql sd market S$aay but PFC.
new, Sic refined summer yellow, OId s2Ss7c DO new
Sa$ c0eosnut G GeylSn @ Cochin 7S7 ca
Linseed raw, city. 60c Western. 57e5sc Lard. prime
sS gy $50 wsscsR ana iM Sae Ssf
exTa bieochei. 87c Sperm crude S29GSc natural win.
&c. whae crude ssais natural Snte 45sase
SS SSseS s wae s.. Es a
SS5t iisl prime Co. % sr1ts 26ac Bank 2ssS
caro-, OCEAN room for grain ana general
Tar East continue IN demand TO Copenhage1 600 bush
forward & bamST S 70 % cGk Tor od Ssn 1 &
2trs. o. peesmbcr....-, PETROLEUM cHARTERs-Brt
easd 2se steamer Albany hence % China AMI Japan
aa s 600 tS ae R9ot aeIse SOC e
P2qnd rca5 British Ssrk 81 Andev henee % Dublin 100
Ion Be1s and back private terms British ship Aus
Brsb hp Corcs keSceV 70 ' Brs, G56 BIS rsnh1a
q "a Brh bar Cant usioon renee to java IS oo9 eas
hence % Dcppe 1890 6s s ssud Sa5 8 M ID Bs bark
MISCELLANEOUS cHGiTES op lg1n' bark R6es
bo3Ga e ts f1ye, psyate tenn, bark tab Port
70 fsst ~ Lond9n genera cargo brig Hattie NJ Balm Nor
ton salt Csc Lillian ost lS 70 Bayern csycnn 20 s
0'+ II ffS1 }s Sigh. advance toy
and shippers were frecr buyers sales 700 bbls Mei
sd s34 s2 25s2 % for Inspected dGas Short %" c a.
d. 80 Ex ira P F Sa % 35ds Me. %e1
elae d,rn2nd and hgi firm City Extra I9da Mess in
s75Sgss Pqcket q pas 25 In 6bs Family e 25s
West s1i 5oasi2 sales a. West $50 b6l. December
ana J2nuary Last week there wer 200 bbls taken NJ
$s2 at Fl I ia 9g5 6s a "a =.
SS q%sf3 ii Esss1 RS%
sas$ 1oS S oTes SHOT iD Clear %e: Toye"pst.
Closed 1oa xSye@Ss SS'; Ja Mn' 3 }s7a
y 5eaTS To- rgb g. 81 Sa' p gesg steady
LARD.TAere was stronger market today n sy%Paes1
gained iosl5 pon ian and @ months sa5 pSs
aF sa R9w9y Co was ye o o Ws' a5 s 9go5
tcs last haf November e55e cry team point: higssr;
uarY closed at G3S, FebTuary closed a. 652c; Nngh
south America BUTTER,-The market had
qs 9SS to-day g prices 'Gg5 no d @1 s ' es0
2oaSSe state ana Penn.yvania coamery tubs lan'
ery fancy 2lc do prime i5a22c do fsir 70 good I2s
sS M@' to Pood State b hRSs ncy
23924c choice. 2oa22 DO good. lGdlsei state d1iry
dairy arSns Babe western imitation creamery choice
Soa s' P DO sadd o %
ot9y June dTknS Log Tune a tg9 c JOG
sc..... CHEEsE-Shipte were quiet today, and tho
rule steady STATE factory mi cream TAI made fancy lO
9lQEe common to prime S3l9e g nno Si nas ns
i0c common to fancy FGGs-A shade higher on nns
g5ns' aia31ac canadaS 2oS9ic Western 2osal;
held sock fresh. 17a1sc; lcehouSe. 15al7c; lined,
Cd AMI more OF lsi 99mn9 SI
and quiet Crushed 77c; cut loaf 7ic eu5es ?c pow.
gcie9 stsnf,ri ~ 7c Of ar 69iedG%c;
whEe extra "C:7 6sQ6ac; extra "C,' edG'sc; "C' 5Hs
'sTEAhJNE-Dull and more Or less nominal. Western
% 5c,s o55 ,cr easier Prime city
ouocd 4+c sales 50 600 y city for export 4bc, and
2oq99 county, d REs G6a quiet look. very ssay
Adyccs from the country a1d abroaa ar such as % mus
S t b 1gS n } 6oar az whc mY 81 f e
Rlarable business later on
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GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE.-There was nothing done In Rio on the spot
to-day, but prices had steady support Far 9arYoes
quoted 19i4c Mild growths moderately active ana nm
sales, 500 bags MeNlcan private terms loo bags Porto
abcO out Of stock for shipment 10 Europe
options developed nness today on higher and MOI
encouraging cable a1vices but tho speculation was devoid
pig on near and AL pig on late months Oqg norke;
points more, with lttlo "shor" buying but closed
quiet shave under the top. RO quoted steady Reg
yae), % receipts e days. 10000 bags d total s@ek
1857 bags Santos receipts q days, 10000 bags no
purchases for United Stots during the last week 900
bags Rio purchases for Europe and ohcr countries dur
inc week II bags; RIO clearances by ~ steamer for
United states 5000 bags Rio cleaIancea for Europe and
countries 5000 bags steamers loading at Rio Tor
United states freight per steamer 25c. aud per cent
prmage per bag total Santos stock 2os0OO bags Santos
purchases United states COCO bags Santos purchases
for Europe and Other countries 1900 6o9S santos clear
ccaances Europe ard other countries az 900 bags
steamers loading at Santos for United States Santos
market firm good Santos, 600; sales here to-
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Mem publications..
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The complete account Of the new sd'es ys' 'Ssua'
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rlcan STANDARD OF Classlflca,
STAINED

Good Ordinary. .....7 11-16Tow Mi11ling........9t
Strict Good OrdinsryS SIG IMidflng. l-Io
The option market was fairly active though somewhat
irregular today October advanced about points early
hnd shorts were molerate buyers Ggt e,osng %
closed 2a3 points lower decline at IyeIp0O ana
lower recepts ~ Now York. S1Ies, llI9CO Daf
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n)inter Resorts.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, v. Y. DIR. sTRONTs
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female nervous respiratory malaria and other chronic
diseases EQUIPPED all the best remedial appliances
among Massage Vacuum treatment, Swedish move
ments Suspensory treatment Electricity Turk sh RUSSIAN,
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cheerful resort treatment rest recreation Out
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SVHE BOOK OF oPENAIR SPORTS, octave, 800
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No time IS specified Subscriptions will begin with the
current number.
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FLOUR AND hEAL7FLoU ELIhe ge9 fSe e.nsN in
wheat In cases prices we're re1uced 5Gnoc per
sS 9a Tas a@syG Ss wac 29' 5 Fos o1
IN Si9 9o s6i * 10Y for We 6des 200 81 Mnaelo
VITA - ass so; $500 bis winter wheat EX "a
65S F3e q sSsse ciy Y Eo, F1 2a
e. 50S sS S5 We BE- M Eo findS "" & 55q % Patents.
9tf 81 r3Rg s WIKI ew s g g. 80 50aF h
s. S. - PIqs ana
SS5G'y TfIEkH TtSUE3q and by 8Sys s0
$ssss fB%AS933i'sss
go 10 for DL fair ab 10 d Sales 100 bis sGPrae
81 Sc - Is small iots Family 90 2oa$s 30 CORN
AZ 3 lOdS2 TO- ana Brandywine, 81 TO- Sales AIS bbs
GRAIN-wHEAT-The news was entirely Of I bsSEIsh
f sPSS '0 dldcd f freak The LIQUIDATION longs
again quite heavy ATTENDED at tne5 MN t 9e OF @
II 900 bushels changing hands AZ one period pics
5 1Ss eeoy y S'i Of s BY Local shST,
ooyce oT i'm the Northwest particularly in Minneapolis
anG Duluin where arrivals almost gagIecede,f,d
large. The yb supply staHS6. aaSsheF weaken.
pected but tho report showed an incren,e OF over
22oo 99 6gs The ,t s'qG5 5 had 't@ }
cable aices continued dspresed %Geh e Ok Nav ad DE-
%erv nv foelgners but It had no material influence
The situation seab2ard IesePS Were rbt con bPmg ea
Rasheis against 49, SO bushels a year ego December
e 2Ga a. decline iS until bsccm6er touched 80 Co and May
50 lQc Near tho close however, thGrG was recoyy
cash market broke 2aic in sympathy Ttn options eI'
trading w VgS very quiet cr ThoH on %s' nqS ca BY
mers Receivers BOUGHT fogg o l0afs for ST. st2rHg.
cudng Ungraded Winter Red 76' as9e latter fancy for
og: No aoe a sdo SRn go Gg9'fRS FED dc aaor
sasS anoa 10 oGto3e closing a. S 40 DecemEar
81 GS "a $ e9 s Nav a. 20 odo closing a.
RYEHas moderate demand Sales 800 puSh n d um
g gG2aGa Wes' SRRr o MHfT%Du aad
The spot market ruled cqmpsI2tyey Urn 's 0n
Trading fairly acye gpCTd % 1SGCo s5y in p s
taken for export Onions 65 herear on the
Visible supply figures and closed steady AZ about satur-
fo8E 6Sf Sg,S.l' 2S5 snS q
Mixed $50 elevator S9aG 2Goat o as 5a 70 asyeT
10y MHd $50 eiSyaoT No ~nd Do f WSvambr as
soc oc co.ne at ssc DO DecsmbSr 5' closing
Do Jango |GgiS S%f2s Grades declined about
&c today and trading was Gue n,derste' Gpgons Groke
small S FecoTrv The showing OF visible supply
sss s 81 S75 S9:de egS
S 17acs No 90 White 27i627'e No. White &c; Mixed
western o962e' Whit o. 25GSaGi no 9fto0e. ~
a. sc az December 25P625',c, closing At 25c
% d2sne?5s No. s s@Sa y 40
80 NJ. G5s70c; 100 10 soa9oc; sharps oO@95c; Eye
Feed Zoe stock OF grain IN store October u wheat
eCs l hush corn 97soG5i bush oats 1o52 a33
h"L rve II 30 bush; barley, 'od ush; mat II =
h r.,os o-6 bush; total ssi3 a. bush Stock OF
-en store October 800 Is hush re @ si5 bush
g920 OK hush; peas Ga bush total o79o 99l bush
. not OcoNer 10 wheat 213 800 bush corn 5000
b SPts 20 900 bush barley 500 bush rye 10 100
bush $50 oots II goo bush barley 1900 bush rye.
~ 900 bush stock Of No, Rod in store October l.;
. GEO OAK hush against 2668bs9 bush laI week. ana
> 400 GO bush this week year ago.
y produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
ply saturday, oct 49, lsso'
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Proposals.

49,. @@~--~~ -O~N>~~- ~
ID ROPOSALS FOR IMPROVED DESlGASS
hES 2E 9 f?1t2 or f6S1M isTEF WASH
P SSbbSN an p ppoysl design and 09Ee G
s sSa viii BE- are raca 1t ton afDts until
sG 90 on 20 cN purpose $50 e!
525 d RgGyia Sqr Syd z
%5h ~ the Third hsisaht
JBBlmS ''@%lATAMAEfS Posimaster. Geneiai: -
ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
n rh No k RlS: Of Els Feaa
p ls59-Sealed Proposals in uplicate VIII b. Ieess i
a. us 1850 o or H shna the tinted STATE. =;
R sPa oSo " W6 9S wy T Ra Boom Io6 Stoves
500 long 500 short handes LOO Idg.R Facing CIoa
1900 wards Blouse Flannel; o Amy s, S s. 200 yard,
blouse Linng t a9 Mo- aGVo rre9 Duck OF Of
500 dozen Spool Cotton 5000 2o 70 Six SP' Twiss stand
ara samples can be- seen At Sciuy Arsenal nr5oosis
sn hs , rgt domestic q n ma
uiacture conditions OF quality ana p PM the duty
SeTeoS St b iSiSS" eoua blanks proposals a1 pGS
will ~ furnished by th h. indor,ed Prop sails
FOR Mitary Supplies ard adiressd 20 S
CTNTED PROPOSALS will be receiver ~
~ 80 o., the supervising Architect o. me u
Treasury DspaFmsn W9SSqs'9}2 ssg D. for Supplying
,,,tr ma borofgh WOikluk
P9lG ana NM, 18th 1880 the heading SgpsJsv3s CIV
Issy Court House and POST once a. FROM SoSenb
a. fiowS one steam filter and he ,g iDsrs from No.
eS lol1vHS tLb Two steam filters WIN nolpo.s au
~ 20 IsSo T. February ~ % V6iscserie, gs.
,.tb he mrs from November ~ Work
utvs ~ cari,4uer ior one hunNei - ,tacson q
LII he under The immediate sn yocha nIcs mood
the super'ntiilIs' Snbiect 70 his orders At any as
the Work WI. Will made monthly Tor tS ~ ~
times, IsSSsrned The suecessiuI oaler, WI D.sorn-
actuaiy $780, into contract Tor te lAtnlu ,s,y 70
quIed 70 re work and 70 furnish bond ~ pss
ance OF tnS ~ the Treasury. In amount hny ~ 81
the secre@b Ma Al necessary information ea can Ss In
cont Of nus ann Wing 70 the Superintendent Of HspS1sd
tained ~ named building PrCposas nut TaSsStrens
tho aoo'es npsryIsing Architect Treasury v%rlShns
O. VIC con n c. and ind0rsed "Propo sails y" p o.,
Wa ~ repar heating apparatus, u III"
Now. York City. --To1 al
MFALED PROPOSALS will be reoei 4Ssssn e,
ths office Of the SuperNi sing AFebsitye ioek D N,
,S,,srtnent Washington, ID. c., unul z,VoSing and
~ l,S 3Gh day OF october 1889 for m my tpDaratus u
Onrsirurtipe the Heating ana NenuasIIe states Cout
Saseuent and nrst story or the hlsFN n y. In ac.
mnusS Post ONCE &C.. nc New. iSSi ON copies sf
inydanee with drawings and spes m. once on ns
which may be had On tspeic'pSsSsS I'D must sse'
Uanisd by certified check for slVSSc,ober IA 1850
EINDRiM Supervising Architect s-ooo;,,ed nh
CEALED PROPOSALS will % R feSsrs' coa1.
- thg ONCE NJ the Sul", .nienlS'' and opened al
nouse ami POI, ome NSw Work $50 :alsn9sst s ~
L m o. hf Zsc ceoFfnt With the sehe1I,s. Of ths build
nne Tor repairs 70 the heating sPp fSrmail9a can
ConleA ~ The schedule ana 1.s.dsnt n RagoeA
s ATTAINED BY spplylng % the supefn'sAA
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Mem Dnblirdtlcns.

Mem pnbliraiions.
The Oldest Of our foremost Magazines maintains with
singular ensciy the and freshness that have gwen
it its wide and merted repute.-N Y Times.
VOLUME TO- NO. I74.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
NOVEMBER.
READY AT NOON TO-DAY.
THH MEXICAN ARMY
Nv THOMAS A. JANvIER- Fifteen illustrations by
FREDERIC REMINGTON
THE REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
nv Hon. RICARDO BECERRA, the former Envoy Ex'
traordnary and Minister Plcnipotentiary Of the Ke-
public OF Colombia to the United States
AT GRANDE ANSE.
nv IArCAp1o HEARN Illustrated
A CENTURY OF HAMLET.
nv LAURENCE HUTTON. illustrated with rare POF'
traits
THE BUILDING OF THE CATHEDRAL AT
CHARITIES.
Nv CHARLES ELIOT NORTON. lnusprstea
BIRD NOTES.
By W. HAMILTON GIBSON. Eight illustrations by
the Author.
A LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD
A Novel. roonclusson) BY CHARLES DUDLEY
WARNER.
YORK
Nv RICHARD wHEATLEY. Seventeen Illustrations by
JOSEPH PENNELL
SHORT STORIES.
Partheniap ENTHUSIASTICALLY LUCY O. LlLLlf"
illustrated by RosINA EMMETT sHEhw VOL =,
Polly winsow ..........By JOHN ELLIOTT CUkhAN'
The Talking Enthusiastically THOMAS W. h-NoA'
POEMS
The River Duddon-The Stepping Stones BY william
WORDSWORTH illustrated by ALFRED PARSONS
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TAFSoN
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puunace drawing by GEORGE DU MAUEIER-
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
sv GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
p,v.nts Country-The Game Of Newport-pr Adam
Bangs Celebrated Sermon
EDITORS STUDY.
BY WILLIAM DEAN HoWELLS.
The Nature and Function of the Novel in modern LIE
Comments on an Essay concerning Fiction py oehor
yaldes-The Decline In English Fiction from tne gen
nine Realism Of Jane Austen through scott bui"er
Dickens Thsckeray Charlotte Bronte, and even george
Eliot.
EDITORS DRAWER.
Conducted by CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTES.
BY LAURENCE HUTTON.
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Hluslral 1nstrumc MS.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL
WIN. hNABE ~ co.
have removed 10 their wsrerooma
las FIFTH AVENUE,
20th-st
A number Of slightly used grand, upright and squsT
pianos which specially selected ana USED
By the OF the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season, will be sold st liberal ~
ductiOn from regular prices.
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ers are are stiil holding aIooi There #; no material
i I9okks;o Clover Mixed. 5Od55e; shipping SOC STRAW
long Rye 6od75c Short Rye SSa45c oat and Wheat
o' H0psLrhere is r.ue or no hfe 70 the market be-
1T a moderate inquiry from brewers. Export
demand %m5 continues slow, Prices remain a.
qood c Slas sSS: ssGee choice ISIS Hs
d di,HLhnloc MEDIUM 9e1Oc; do common Gasc do 1887,
y ~ ,cinr Coast. choice 1S,q l2c medium do cane,
ShHi ISIS lOallc; medium. so0c; do common GG1o
10 ITIN-steady; sales 10 tons per steamer
Canada 20 400 spot $3.50, lie 40 Quiet weaker
Sa1i PIC IRON WARRANTS Yoe active and
steady sales 800 tons N0 omber sil 90 goo I9ns 10
MOI. ASsES-In light demand. New-orIeans, 2sS4oc'
"'NSAVRT sToRTs-sPIGrrS TURPFNrlNE5Modh'saii
air inquiry fuli late pr ebt quo "a
ashaioc: sales. 800 bbls...; 96SINSooIn Eol;,
cratc request and n.n Stponei q, 40 IL Al 500
81 b5s; l. 81 s0t X. e1 6Oi ", q 15et2 2o w s- 0V'
w. G.. ~ 75i Ny w. 81 ea
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COTToN-The spot market ruled steady and Quiet az
last week reportet bales export and
bales for consumption Port receipts. 6374 bales,
ganst 2S9 bales last week AMI 80 973 bales for the
day year Since September receipts At the ports
have aggregated 1913 233 bales against 1040957 bales
Tor the corresponding time last year.
Quotations based Standard OF Cassnca
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fost anb founo

T OST OR STOLEN.-Bank Book No. 199. 800 issued
IL by tho German Savings Bank, In the city Of
York Friedrich Fluck. Ai persons cautioned
negotiate the Sae ana requested % deliver the book
., the Bank, corner 14th-st and 45haye. IL not
stored on the 18th day OF November 1889, application
VIII be made 20 the Bank for u duplicate.
New-York Oct. 20, 1eS9.
OST-Bank Book No 100 9S4, on Dry Dock Savings
Il Bank. Any person having claims upon said 6oqk
Is called upon present the u the bank within
Thirty days the said book will be- declared Cancelled
and eXtngushei. and one issued in lieu thereof
OST OR STOLFN.-Bankbook No. 20S, 657, issued By
~ the German SAVINGS Bank in the city Of New York. 70
Leah A. Katzenbach Ri personf are cautioned 70 ne:
goate the same requested 20 deliver the book 10 the
bank corner 14th-st and 4have II not restored ths
Grh day OF November 1889 application Will be made 70
the bank for duplicate.
I OST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 900 GG5 issued by
Il German Savings Iank in the city OF New YORK 70
Anton Schcschark. All persons, are caguoneu 20 nc.
got and requested 70 deliver the book 70 the
bank corner 14thst and 4thave II not restored on ne
10Th day Of November 1889, application Will De mads 70
the bank for duplicate.
Now. York. Oct % 1850.
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DaurlnQ Atnormlcs.

LIEN DODWORTH, NO 6S1 FIFTHAVE.
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