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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-10
J. W. WELLS, Agent.
shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This Is beyond question the most suc- cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold, few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Group, and Bron- chitis, while it's wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without B parallel in the history of med Icine. Since it's first discovery it has been sold on guarantee, test which no other medicine can stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $l.00. If your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
 Sold by w. c. WRIMER.
 For the first time in ten years, the Democrats of the town of Prescott were successful in the recent muni cipal election.
 ShiIOh's Catarrh Remedy.
 Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, marvel ous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Can ker Mouth, and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal h. jector for the more successful treatment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 50 cents.
 W. G. WIENER.
 Little Rock Democrats carried three out of four wards, in the recent municipal election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-10
AGENTS WANTED

l34 Prizes amounting to. VI ,0o4,S0J
 NoTE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are lot entitled to terminal Prizes.
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FOR INCoRPoRATIoS

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CouNTY.-To the Supe
~ perior Court of said county: The petition
OF W. H ALLEN, ROBERT A. HUDSON and
j. f. BORDERS respectfully shows, first, that
they desire to form themselves and such per.
sons as they may associate with them into a
private corporation under the corporate name
of THE ALLEN VARIETY WORKS." sec
ond. that the objects Of their association and
the particular business they propose to carry
ON are as follows: To manufacture and deal In
building mater ais ito erect and operate saw
mills, planning mills single mills AMI other ma
chfnery used in manufacturing material for
building purposes to buy, sell, rent, lease, grant
cucumber. improve and otherwise hold aud
deatin real and personal property; to subscribe
for, purchase. receive, hold and dispose OF the
stock, securities and obligations of any
other corporations now or hereafter
formed under the laws OF this or any other
state or territory of the United States; 20 build
and construct and operate, not as common car
riers, side tracks, tramways aud roads TO be
used in connection with their mills; TO enter into
and carry out contracts and obligations for the
building, constructing equipping anu i'm
proving OF houses, buildings factories. ware
houses. bridges, roads, tramways and other
public or private works; to lend or borrow money
on note, bill, bond, pledge, deed, mortgage or
other obligation or lien with or without real OF
personal security, to manufacture, sell and deal
IN any and all articles Of personal property, and
generally TO do and perform all acts
Thrd The prncpa a poSe
of doing business win be ia Chatham
county, said state, but will do business In other
counties of said state and in any or all the
states ana territories of the Unte1 States
Fourth. The amount of capital to be employ ed
by petitioners. actually paid in. will be the sum
| OF FrEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, divided
into shares Of one hundred dollars each. Fifth
In addition to all powers necessary to the carry
ing out of those above enumerated and to the
powers common TO all corporations under the
laws of GEORGIA, petitioners desire the
following special powers To increase OF
diminish tne capital stock from time
to time TO any sum not greater than ONE HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS nor Less than
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, TO provide
by bylaws Or otherwise from time to time foi
| assessments upon its stock or stockholders, and
enforce the same by sale OF the stock IN ques
ton or otherwise, and to provide by bylaws OF
otherwise for limitation or restriction OF the
right aud power to transfer stock. Wherefore
petitioners pray that they and their associates
may b. Incorporated as aforesaid for The term
OF twenty years with the privilege Of renewal al
the end of that time, And petitioners will ever
pray, etc. U. II. MoLAWS,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed in Office and recorded this 18th day OF
December, A. D. 1880
JAMES X. P. CARR.
Clerk s. G. c. c.
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Mutual Cooperative Association. T B Moore,
Mcdonnell & Sassy. McDonough & Co g Nc
Donnen q S McA,pin. McCrath & co, Neid.
hnser & r Norton & II. NJ Nathans, John
Nicholson. WIN Orr. Order L Meme, Order II
Miller. Order y Newmark, Order A = Harmon,
Order II solomon & Son. order Moore & J. Or.
der G. I Tiedenan & Bro. Palmer Hardware Co,
n Paulsen & Co, l. Putzell, Pentus 4 Mills
Peacock II & Co. Phillips Eros, \ Quint & Bro. c
d RoserS, J Reilly. Gins Ratz Ross & sand
ford, W + Reid, John RainEe. Jacob Rauers.
A G Rhodes & Co, r Il Rowlinsd. Savannah
Cotton Mills, Savannah Dredge CO.
Savannah Grocery Co. Savannah Plumbing Co
S & " Ry. Saw ST r r. Smith Bros. J Silva
f A Schwarz, c Scarf. DIR q II Stone. Jno Sulli
van, Springer. II Solomon & Son. Solomon
& Co, L G Strong, j t Shuptr ne n Bro, II l.
Schrsiner, II Suffer. Southern Cotton Oil Co,
VIM scheihing, J J sullivan. StllweiL VI & Co
L Stern, w Smith, steamer Katie, I 7
Schaffer l. W Scoville, TAFT Wimpy, G. " rie
deman & Bro. w lyman, u Thomson &
Co, II Thompson, a D Thompson & son, Chas A
Nette-, VolasSi Il SON. Watson & Powers. Z Il
Ward, J u Weed 6 Co, T West & Co, II
Wi Insky, A Ms c w West. Wylly & Clark
J u Weed. l. NJ White. steamer Alpha, steamer
Bellevue, Southern Ex CO. Ga & Fla 5 b Co
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January delivery 4sszc asked; May delivery
c; July delivery C Oats-No. :. cash, 4sc
asked; January sc; May delivery sc Bageing
100 -4HGS,.A e.. Iron cotton ties g sol 20:
steam, IS 50. Dry sal, meats. 20 to 50 days,
boxed shoulders at IS s7lS7D4 90. longs 81 s7i<;
os. ~; short clear IS 90; Bacon,
o oosed seoaideSs 8 7o longs and ribs 8 50;
u 81. Whisky steady at 81 q
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 22.-Sugsr quiet and gen
orally easier; open kettle, choice. s i3-i6c;
strictly prime, S4sa3s4c; prime. sd; cen
trifrugals steady plantation granuIated' 9-lsc;
choice white SOS lice; choice yellow clarified
4S4g4 lSlOc; prime yellow clarified, 4l1-1644sc
e1oiasses quiet and steady: open kettle, choice.
Doc; prime 229S3c; eentrifugals. strictly prime
TO good prime. 800 &C; prime to good prime,
isG!4c. Syrup, 2O0t25c.
NAVAL sroExs
NEW YORK. Dec. - noon.--Spirits turpen-
tine quiet but steady at 3S0SSl6c Rosin dun
ana easy at 81 42lsG11 Al.
800 p. NJ Rosin quiet but weak: strained
common TO good 81 42l6Al Az. Turpentine
firm and higher at SSIf639.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 22-Spirits turpentine duh
s. s. 90 pa SS''ao E0'in qui''' s00i strained
WILMINGTON. Dec. 90 - Spirits turpentine
firm at 35sac. Rosin firm; strained 81 10: good
strained 81 IS. Tar firm at 81 50. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 90
L1vERPooL- Dec. 22.-spirits turpentins 2os
and Sd.
RICE.
New YoRK. Dec. 22.-Rice dull and steady;
domestic, fair to extra, 514@619c; Japan 5S4
acc.
Nav ORLEAvs. Dec 22-Rice steady; ordinary
to prime 41s94s4c.
PETROLEUM
NEW York. Dec. - - Petroleum market
January options advanced 218c on some buying
from the west. The opening was steady, and
after squirt prices reacted 114c and CLOSED
dull Pennsylvania oil, on spot, opened at
esc, highest 6914c, lowest Csc, closing at 691lc.
January options opened at CSC, highest .0l5c,
lowest CSC, closing at 694c. Lima oil-no sales.
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MARKETS BY Tai EGaAPH.
FINANCIAL


New YORK. Dec %. noou.-Stocks opened
duh and sJagnant. Money easy at 41,5 per cent
Exchange-long, 81 o014G04 500; short, 81 81 4
o. $40. Government bonds neglected State
bonds dull out steady.
Following were the p. m. stock quotations:
Erie. ............. 49, Richm'd & W. PIT.
Slncaso q NORTH lOl15 Terminal. $50. 1914
Lake Shore. .-....103 Western Union. 7j14
MORT x W. pref. -
300 p m.-Exchange quiet and weaker at
81 nO1304 49, Money easy at 46l5 per cent,
closing offered at per cent. Sub-Treasury
6oalances-Coin, 43, 7S6, 900; currency, S39JoOOd
government bonds close dull nut steady;
Tour per cents 12s; four and a half per cents
lO34 State bonds dull but steady
Inc stock market to-day retained its purely
monday character, and business dragged along
VITA little feature to relieve the monotony. Tbs
market outside of few shares was entirely de-
VOID OF interest, but, as usual in the duliness
professional and trading elements are baarishly
inclined and selling for short account by those
operators furnished the bulk OF business, and
caused slight downward tendency, which had
Tue effect of leaving most stocks fractionally
lower than Saturday. Vanderbilts were strong
points IN the list many rumorS in regard to the
statement of Lake Shore and the probability OF
an increased extra dividend stiffened up not
only tnat stock, but other Vauderbits as well.
IN the other hand, Silver Certificates were still
lower, rejecting the disbelief that the proposed
suVer legislation will be passed. Sugar Certifi-
Gates were strong in the early dealings on
covering of moderate short lines, but sagged
iater mi the day, losing most of the gain. Read
ny became strong feature toward the close
ana advanced fractionally, but enough to leave
IL materially higher than on Saturday on the
news OF Its requirement Of extensive terminals
"a Philadelphia. There was considerable weak
HeSs IN tIrangers during the day, and ST. Paul
ana Atehison being especially conspicuous at
4Thes but in none were there serious declines.
Inc market for the general list dragged along
YEARLY and finally closed dull and steady at
iiaictlonal concessions from the opening figures,
winch were slightly lower than ose Of Satur-
uay afternoon. The only final changes of note
we're the advance of 1Ss per cent. 10 Reading
ai,d Jne decline of 33s per cent in Pacific Mail.
which was adversely affected by the poor pros.
pects OF the shipping bills at present The
91es of listed stocks were g, 900 shares and I'M
listed 5000 shares.
Al me following were the closing quotations Of
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New York, Dec 1o--Arrived, schr o Withe.
rel, Bearse, Fernandina.
Charters, steamship Recta Bril- cotton. Nor
folk to Liverpool 23s, with cattle 25s; ship Annie
NJ Law Brl, sawn timber. Pascagoula to United
Kingdom; barks Skiold [Nor], naval stores Sa-
vannah or Brunswick to Cork for orders, IS sd
and as; Chieftan [Brl, lumber, Savannah OF
Brunswick to Melbourne. SIS; Nadia [Norl, lum.
Der, Pensacola to Rio Janeiro, SIS; Ndun Nor,
lumba brunswick to Santos, S14
Barrow, Dec 1S-Sailed. bark Ida [Swl, Carls
son, Pensacola.
Bremen, Dec 1S-Arrived, steamer New Guinea
[Brl, Mccartney, Savannah
Helsingborg. Dec 1S-Arrived, steamship Ayre-
shire Brl, Flause, Bull River, &c.
Palma Majorca, Dec 5-Arrived, bark Barba
Azul fSpl, CorSo, Brunswick.
Reval Dec 13-Arrived, steamship CIintonia
[Brl, BuIman, Savannah.
Boston, Dec 20-Cleared, schr BENZ Courtney,
Linnekins Bay and Charleston.
Baltimore, Dec 20-Cleered, schrs Lizzie H
Patrick, Charleston; Anna I Ebener. do.
Bull River. S C,Dec 20-Arrived, schr Fortuna,
Stone, Savannah.
Coosaw, S C. Dec e0-Sailed, schr Z S New.
man, Sheppard. Baltimore
Cleared. schrs Mary j Cook. Higbee Balti-
more: F Yarna'l, for Brunswick
Cape Henry Dec 20-Passed, steamer Rossend
Castle [Brl, Harris, from Carthagena for Balti-
Dutch Island Harbor, r /. Dec 20-Arrived,
schr Maud Dudley. Doboy, Ga, land sailed for
BOSTON,,
Edgartown Dec 2O-Salled, Schr Cyrus Hall,
Dix, Brunswick for Boston.
Fernandlna, Dec 20-Arrived. schr Thomas n
81 one Mathews, Kingston.
Galveston, Dec 20-Ceared schr Eunice L
Crocker, Crocker, Pensacola.
sailed. schrs VIM Fl Hopkins Pensacola; R B
Woodsides do.
New Orleans, Dec 20-Cleared, schr J R At
kinson Donahoe Charleston.
Jacksonville. Dec @0-Arrived, schr Blanca
[Brl. Rabadan, San Domingo.
Cleared, schrs Joel Cook, New York n L
Warren. do.
Norfolk, Va, Dec 2O-Arrived, steamship Euro
pean [Brl, Morgan. Key West for Bremen.
Nobska, Dec 19-PasSed, schr Maud Fl Dudley,
Oliver, from Port Royal for Boston
Pensacola, Dec 0-Cleared, steamer Santan-
derino [Spl, Lazarrago, Liverpool; bark Glad
stone lBrI, Hepburn, Dundee
Port Royal. S c, Dec 20-Cleared, steamer Jas
Turpie [Brl. Smith, United Kingdom; schr ely
tie. Crockett, Charleston.
Philadelphia, Dec 20-Cleared, schrs Chas S
Davis. Sooye, Savannah; VIM NJ Bird, Barrett,
Charleston.
New York. Dec 22-Arrived, Spree, Bremen.
Arrived out, Ems. Anchoria
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RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dec %
-104 bales cotton, 20 bbls rosin, is cases cigars
iron safe, box rock, sacks peas. bdls iron.
2 boxes p matter, box shoes. box notions, 6
nests trunks, l bdl hides, box clothing, 100 doz
pals, / cask rollers. velocipedes
PerSavannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Dec 22-l ,9l9 bales cotton, 1878 bbis rosin, 39S
bbls spirits turpeltne, 8 cars wood. car IRON I
car cotton seed. 3 cars phos rock, 40 cars lumber.
soda fountains, II pkgs mdse l12 bbls fruit, "a
pkgs furniture. bols syrup, S.512 boxes fruit,
l07 coops poultry, car brick. car h goods,
81 caddies tobacco, bales hides. car bananas,
"a pkgs h goods, bbls vegetables, 277 boxes
We etables, IS bbs eggs.
Per Central Railroad. Dec 22-7.542 bales cot
ton. bales domestics, 2 bales hides, 1900 lbs
bacon, 2 pkgs leather, II pkgs tobacco. bbl aD-
pies, 8 pigs paper II bbls whisky7 doz brooms,
car iron, 30 cases liquor, IL cars wood, horse,
~ cars lumber 100 pigs furniture. 100 bbls gris,
Il tons pig iron, cars coal. ca 'es eggs, = cars
slaves, II cases plaids. 200 pkg hardware, / car
stone, 10 cars cotton seed, 90 pigs mdse, l car
beer, 6 bales waste.
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Selling Out

The wholesale stock of Holiday Goods, such as
Bronzes. Clocks, Mirrors, etc, etc. comprising
remnants Of our wholesale stock in this line
VIII be closed out at very low figures to make
room for our regular stock Ladies' and all are
invited to call and make their selection.
These goods will be offered until New Years
LIPPMAN BROS, Wholesale Druggists.
Opposite the Market
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z NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notices to mariners pilot charts and all naut
cal Information will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge at the United States Hydro.
graphic Office in the Custom House. Captains
are requested to call at the office
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN,
In charge photographic Station.
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PAssEsGERs.

Per steamship 9 tYof Augusta. for New YORK
" DAVIS, Mrs J q NifGheli, n X StrOemer, y 9
levitt = Cooper y White. > y Robson.
d IRA -.
Per steamship Tallahassee from aew York--
Me- y iiuiiefi ana sou, w n apmpson, bliss
keagau, II y futmsn, Il A suits, fias Sen.
nf.ff NFs T. ftsstf. j IS seutiDs. ~ N jegt -,
II ceokf, Afs ignH erfN " 8q4h anq iafi,
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:, NC tolOWlng were the closing quotations O.
ele New FORK Stock Exchange:
COTTON.

COTTON.
NNEhpooL, Dec. p, noon.-Cotton business
= y,siate at easier prices; American middlng
,~Ioq sales 5000 bales-American 600 bales;
syGScIiR!lon and export 1000 bales; receipts
paies-A uerical 400
p. l.lrs5 - 1e1csn m ing. loT milling
Iu7e' december dsiivery ID; December and
d-iaafy delivery ID; January AID February
t-I,"F,sfY cod; February aud March delivery
nv .g' "a March aud April delivery 1864; May
a i-I June delivery :O-6ld; June and July de-
10y G2-bid; July and August delivery
eil. Futures steady.
ituaers none
rdw D. IN - tutures: An srtcan milling. low
t..lht Use. December delivery 800
~ December and January drliy ~ 300
9,4' January ana February delivery 00il,
.ii'ls February and March delivery 5 1904,
! March and April delivery 5 l4-gld,
h. . April and May delivery ] 'Bsi,
~, way and JnHe delivery lDei1 sellers;
.- % July delivery ~ bid. sellers. July
e5.. Apkaat delivery gi.et5 Futures closed
AL. l9sE, Dse q, no7a.-l'ot ton opened
eal baIfa
'''iN Tghe msrket o9sge5 s.saay, With
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-23

Special drive and Saturday prices. Look
for it among special notices. Gum Drops
from 10 to II and to 4 o'clock sc. pound,
and then only, at Heidt's; &c., 25, S., SOC.
pound boxes. and 65 and 90c. for 5-pound
Loxes candy. l6c. to-day for chocolate
c cams.
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EYPORra

Per steamship City of Augusta for New
YORK 0lS bales upland cotton. 253 bbls rosin,
Il bales sea island cotton. III bales domestics.
los bbls cotton seed OIL 1862 fest lumber. lfs
bbs spirits turpSntine. Is bbls fish. IS turtles. %
bbis oranges. $685. crates oranges. 1871 Dbls mo
lasses, i4i crates vegctaoess6 tons pig iron, 22o
pkgs fndse.
Per bark Emigrant lNorl. for stettin -3.76
Dbis rosin. weighing i,5o2. gas pounds Paterson,
Downing a Co.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Augusta. Cstharine. New
York-C G Anderson.
Bark Emigrant [Norl, Aaholm, Stettin-Hols
& Co.
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TUESDAY. Dec 90. 1890
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah. Googins. Boston
&C q Anderson.
Steamship Kansas City. Kempton. New York
C G Anderson.
G Anderson.
Steamship D Il Miller, Billups, Baltimore-W
Z Guerard Agt.
Steamship Cheniston [Brl, Martin, Bermuda,
in ballast-A Minis Sons.
Bark Chestina Redman, Watts, New York
with guano to G r r. Agt.
Steamer Katie, Bev1ll. Augusta and way land
ings-C II Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin, Beaufort, Port
Royal AMI Bluffton-W T Gibson, Agt
Steamer Alpha. Strobhar. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-J G. Medlock, Agt
Steamer Ct Barker, Beaufort and
Port Royal-Master.
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nEpARTED YESTEnDAY.

Steamer Farmer. Usina. Fernandina and
Brunswick-C Williams, AIT.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll Cohen's Bluff and
way landings--W 7 Gibson, Manager.
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Sailed YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA.

Steamship City Of Augusta, New York.
Bark Aurora [Norl, Glasgow.
Schr A Denike, Baltimore.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


MLVfArJ2I ALhANAC-rHi5 DAY.
SUNhIsES. -.....--.. ..............-..T:Oo
ObN oHAS-- -'ss.ssss -1soS
HfoH WATER AT SAVANNAH 500 A N. 6:47PM
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LUMBER.
NcCauIey StillWel & Co,
Yellow Pine Lumber,
ROUGH OR DRESSED.

Pispiag NlH. yart sns once .Gwisnest sffest.
eaaf ofs sa1 ". ~.
Dressed flogrirR CsiisnK AauldlnsA Weeths
sfboardiug. 61iagles, f.efhof, Epc
Fsilnetrs fgFsinta1 sn9 pf9aoff delivery
qua auieed
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RANGED as follows:
Closing.

BALrlMORg Dec. =. - Flour active; HOW
ard street and western superdne SO 00Glf 90;
extra SO C0Il 90; family 81 5o05 %; city
mills, Rio brands extra, s. 0O1,5 IS. Wheat
berry 93c6Dfi o.; western easy; No. winter
red, on spot aud December 9sc. Corn
Southern drner: white. 6lQ,5sc; yellow, 5s1
5sc; western weak.
CIscINsATI, Dec. - Flour moderate demand ;
family So s5G5s05; fancy 81 t51s IS. WbeaL dull;
No. : red ssc Corn lower; No. 2 mixed.
bl4N5lHc. Oats dun; No. mixed sc Pro
S. sZbk055 57M Bulk meats steady; short
rio sides 81 5blf ~. Bacon STEADY; short
clear a. 40 Hogs. common aad light
g. 7ba D.; packing AID Butchers 81 eogs s..
Whisky quiet Is 81 -
~. LON. bee. ~ --flouf weak. Wheat
No 4 re-. cas., a3A&a ~ December a..
llsery 4ii64 94bc Jsniafy l1lFefy WUkffe;
Nar dalssFy ssifflssfLet lliF delivery s
Cgfn -~Na q, e 81, f5e. pecsnurr seisefg fiei
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Ibis lNorl, Christensen. Porto Rico, in
ballaSt-Master.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MoRS1xe News,

SAVANNAH, ga, Dec. 2, 100.
CorToS-The market WAS very dull in
fuenced by the heavy receipts and the unfavor-
able reports from controlling markets. Prices,
however. held steady under the very slow in
curry. The total sales for the day were 412
bales. On Change at the opening call.
q. 10 a. m, the market was reported steady
and unc anged, with sales OF JOS bales.
At the second call. at D. m, it was steady,
the sales being s7bales. At the third and last
call, at p. m, it closed dull and unchanged.
with further sales OF 2S0 bales. The following
are the official closing spot quotations Of the
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RIcE-The market was dull and unchanged
The sales for the day were 60 barrels. The fol
lowing are the official quotations of the Board
of Trade. Small job lots are held at 16NLc
lower.
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WIS
business doing, however was merely nominal
At the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was reported firm at 86c for regulars
At the second call it closed firm at 36c
for regulars, with sales of Is casks
Rosn-rhe market was quiet and easier for
the better grades. The sales for the day we're
fully $50 barrels. At the Board of Trade on
the opening call the market was reported NOM
inal for and above, and steady for and below.
at the following quotations.: A, B, c. D and
Z. 81 90; F. 81 27iS; G, 81 37la; H. 81 571b; 1
g. 90; X, So 10; NJ, 50 50 n, So 90;
window glass, So 80; water white, 81 90 At the
last call it closed quiet with sales of 722 barrels
at unchanged prices, except for NJ, which was
quoted at 50 %, N So 90, window glass So 40,
water white So Is.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-22
Needed-HOnest Men.

More honest men are needed
in this State to go into politics il
Nevada, and one party needs them
just as badly as the other.
The great trouble seems to be
that it is impossible to find men
to handle the party sack on cleo
ton day, who will not sink more
than their share. It used to be in
the old days Of decency, and honor
among men that a sack was q
sacred trust, and every dollar Of
1t reached the boys on election
day, because the bearers OF the
stout canvas bag were tried and
trusted men, who stood well
among their fellows.
Then it got to be the fashion to
sink, say 25 per cent, and men
who tried it found it SO easy to do
that they raised the ante, and
were soon sinking so per cent and
doing 1t without a blush.
After a campaign the Sack
Bearers Extraordinary built new
houses and drove faster teams,
and the poor voter plodded along
with five or ten dollars, the wages
of his shame.
Then a sack bearer, land we re-
greet to say, he lived in Carson),
boldly sank 60 per cent, and in
spite of the growing he stuck to
his figures year after year.
Tt was dreadful, but the voter
lad to stand it and chew his cud
of disappointment in silence.
But this year the climax was
reached when a man in Genoa
took $345 and only distributed"
five dollars. This is certainly an
| unfair per cent, and should be SO
regarded by all honest men.
The dynasty of politics cannot
be successfully upheld nor oul
glorious institution, the ballot box,
be preserved ia its Revolutionary
purity when such things as this
happen.
Every newspaper-who hasn't
his name on its subscription list
should either expose his short
comings or make him pay his next
years subscription in advance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-22
Not Here.

Tt is now hard to find a majority
Of the State officers at their posts.
Where is the Board of Prison
Commissioners?
No Governor in sight.
No Attorney General and no
Secretary Of State.
The Secretary Of State doesn't
even live in Nevada, and his sal
airy should have stepped the day
he took his baggage over the
mountains.
The Attorney General is not
seen in Carson for weeks, and the
Acting Governor is generally in
Reno.
The next session should pass a
law compelling State officers to
either be in their office at office
hours, or be represented by their
deputies.