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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-30
The PETROLEUN MARKETS.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The feature Of the crude petroleum markets ycSter-
dav was the continued strength shown. Inc west
maintains It's aggressive position without vouch'ahni
a. the East an exploration that would set me ~pFu
,,tive wheels a-wiirlng. Perhaps the manpulators
in the petroleum regions -uie oil thei CaTus at
iiev di@lan co operation from centre tal mas e'%i
the Dead sea fruit of petroleum speculauOi' nc
tr,nsactOns al the stock Exchange were sIndII-ZOoo
barrels changing hauGsand after early sales at - =
~nts there wa decline 70 Il = cents. The dealings
i'm outIous AZ the Consolidated Exchange Anounn u
900 barrels and prices ranged nom 1lc * TO - ="
ccnf- The crude markets strong throughout
Refined quotations unchanged at 10 cent, III
barrel, and g3j cents in case. Foreign quola'IDh-
,,cr. Unchanged al 10 81 francs al Antwerp, O.jO
mark, al Bremen and / = pence al London.
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Visible supply in tho Ur!tec states aud Canada:
be 3 80 pc 2o;o De, 3 30 De 3 g IS s.
ss@54 3iiiii3,,$ss sSgs.sSjl s +!
S; .iG5 e: ,.;:5 3: 5, !;;$
Hay AHP sTEAw-T.aps in hay doe. not a ,l, t to
ple, straw firmly maintained On he letter qusiiii',>
Afoh%cc gsno ,n to 5SG S ,Snns common "
srHAW-Long rye, 9oG95ci short rye 4'ajoc; oat and
ti%py.. till nor to price, ea. there {,
% doing esond a@ oCca,cn'l an @' io order fGn
33e$5g common t. l,il 9o93ic STATE 49, ehoce rs
12els' d. GA s@l3e riciac Coast 1850, common 10
tons aaSi Ds P, q@? az Spa sIi, 3
Xo1iaos: Ia.a Jsqaatt L. 5c'' srlI.Ti:E ANb TiG
quoted At 3oq97e taIr to chcce; rci:o Ei5o ia Zoe
nIIlyAL sfoREs, SPIRITS TgRrEXTIySrsaa I'D a
ns @f,D ho and nS gsd 1f F SS s3f
4 " $ g ~ . 80 y" . % " % % '" '' . 90
ols quiet t aas n 1efed in az ELECTION, sGa
prmc 2sG & e. 9gc :r I2S%Sc refined sumner
o. So Cochin SIZE Cod domestic. STAG: foreign,
S1tts G2e prime '5c Talow .ai5c MenLadcn,
St r sogs2 6sacSyd .Prs aSao Extra SacRd w w
ter 35c ,lcrmcia IGa,3c natgia WHIT I9c nat
spring !307!c; Whale natural winter 5@e5lc; hlcSchcd
Sea I,-9snt brachcd wlatSrGsd68c saponind i%a4'.c
pr cFtX ' Fra il o 60 mpsan fl ' IN c5%
ton WIN ihi da G-a % STya1 i'' ; day and ,u
eoT ,.rcal ca,e" so,| forward at wi rat With co,jon
PsoG a9 Go at t d to o ' ir. i 10 ana I tat IT.
low. Il, Cd Grain and cotton s'"anerS ar quoted nm
at ~ moment In :hc list Of charter, aa. IN, Norwcrin
on .e coins Austrian bark Alice Sa' an"ah to ofe-~'
TE6VIsioXS- PORK Was dealt in to moderate ~
tent anu prices mad -~acy support. sales. 800 bh.-
-l-a -i2 30 for new snort Clear. 81 7jo 10 so Extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-30

Sa-- newton s Gll-tt. p. ono N'',ls choice. i"-j
n aN,lIg, ~ - ~ DR. 700 1 II 40 1901 r., A. 90 d.
1870 a. - 80. 20 Indiana do llJI y. q. - - t.
Bulto stag. llss e. 90 - % ~ DO II| ~ - u
l%.O 3d. 70 p - state 90. 800 81. 4" - 10 &c"
II G.c-uItn 80 Chicago steers. 1870 n. ~ - 80.
3 Wo,' StJcke.-, Ji- .r - +3 DO 20
sherman g culver: 10 Connecticut oAen, l''5 H. a.
j. sAanbcie =! s,ockers and Cow, 1859 r. a. &5 30
Plant Bulls, lo1i g. 90 - 30 10. Leo u, az
~ 70 do -, d. II =. Gu. 3D. -. 81 - To-
MIItH ONS--OIlv . had received ana hp siIt, l'
auon. from 80 % 40 PEI mead Tor ieio 10 cA''r
CALVES Receipts. -. head. mainly al pul"'7t. '''
29i head. mainly Westerns Wc4r received al Lh. uptown
m1rAct iiat. =; Icy io i've ,ai''- .; Wcai":h'
rne a na r. y, li,g selected 3.I t,'gi4us. at -
a-lc common TO prime Vei' sold d'' - "'li D"
extra can iI.hLug
dressed calves steady at 7a9.r tor County Dressed
YEAS SalOr cty dressed choice me- ad 'i ''el
-lIai,nIcct 4 HONS: Y'a,lin2.. i31 e. ''sIec.
- Der 3D. II western Calyc-. % H. a. Is ~ q" ~
a. -.c ~ do $50 H. 81 Be- 10 i" 81 ' 800 "'-'' %
iIrr MHi'n ~ W.-,rrn Ycaiiing- is3 %. at "'.c-
60 r.. b. Al -. W'tcrn tlllc-. rs %. a. g.. $50
81 f. a. &c., N'I-, Ia W ~ ''f 49, ~ 3D. 81"
~ W. CclAn- . veal loo d. at -
4. y. PIdc0r, 4 SOi- rs ven. i'f "'. "t -. o,,
SIIfl.r AND ~ NIB, Receipts. 81 carloads 81 COZ
mead carload, jersey tnf, r'It,ad~ al D'Nh lr
and crlo1d- at IIoiohcn. Ntnr car ads went direct 10
fno slaughter h0u-c. ON lFht supply Nih
u.-.lo ANA Iltt,hurR market, h.n nilcc' Ncl'
.irorg on all pfalr, sheep showing an advance over
TO ' 10 b,t ,cop .pd 10 - 2idSi c2i per 100 ~ ia
To- rho.r. lf b- al - ir1 % culls 20 =, p g.
DR. --.d mutton nfa Sd:@c u anu dressed Idm'
hi2h.I aud selling at ?dl02e.
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TIE COURTS.
,u, nrvANpEp FROM TIE CoMPAN'

rr. c.,rernment brought suit in the United states
,,,',, Court Yesterday against the Newfork oeh''''i
,na HUDSON River Railroad Company Tor S'''Oo as
penalty for refusing to obey "la"""'c Vi 'G .mo
VI " C..er inst where il f5Ns into the Hudson
near Cornwall The secretary decided ths, IN
llveI 10 ON obstruction 10 navigation ana OiueitSi
brluse w r,moved by July /. 1850. The penalty I0r
d s $500 month and the G H u seq iGr
coVcT TS attendant finds 1t cheaper 10 pay the me
Nm 10 remove the bridge
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Quotations are based on American standard Of cas,nca
STAINED.
.6516 Low Middlinc -......7 !
AZ IIlc Nfldd'iur 81
| Good Ordinary.

Cood Ordinary 5.l6 LOW Midflinc lf-ln
strict Good Ordinary 6 1916 Middling ....-.-.SN
ontlons-Swunc around hgAer prices odsy AID The
market a strong ook, though maj nglIr' we1e n4'
Hroishea the chief bull - feature. There ii""
Covering OF shorts" and this. also had stmuiatn5
efrect And the moro cheerful feeling in financial nr.
added to the buoyancy: Port receipts weIe hcla ~
uth0ut much elect The close showed net gains M ~
points on January 7as points On later months Sales
iO7
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Comparative stocks in store


Stock Of SO. red On store, December p, d. ~ bls
against 592 800 bush lat week and SOLOS bush TINS
lime "A
ScW.Y Produce E,clan2c statement Of visible sup
ply Saturday. Dsccwbcs -. 1880.
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THE STATE or Trade.

- baltimore Dee. 2o-totton nominal; midd.nr, 2i-c.
foug dui WHEAT southern firm and scarce ;Fultl 9pc q
~ ~ lOIl Derry. Sdsl o. western steady No. winter
fd >po, aud december 9j' bid J1nraIy. 9jIsc bid May
- Vl -Gfl OLE. Corn southern. fnt active 1ud easier
Wi'c ana yellow 16d1Nc; steamer % graded - &c
western easy mixed. pot ana JO1r January, 1Ge
May, 18.c; steamer. 524c. Oat' weak. Rye quiet.
iat nm. Provisions quiet Butter steady 50 mn,
r'~ %Gd21c tcchou~r. 2ur. Coffee quiet RIO cargoc'
nir l9i.c; No. T. II-d. So. steady 2~nuiatd,
BIC" copper quiet rrli cd, 13"ldlir. Whisky nru
Freight, to Liverpool steady keceilt'-Flour $50 hb-
wheat. 21G5 bush 20 1913 bush oats $4,000 bush
r." go bush. Shipmcnt,-ticur. =G,32l bbs. Sales,
Wheat oOoO bush eotn, 2l3.G lush.
Buffalo Dee. @9.-Whrat- hard dull. closing at
II c5i2d@l 06i, asked sales 1000 bush 40 Nohem,
AZ 99tc 500 bush. at ?34c closing at II OO'."'l 81
1000 bush NO. spring, at - -; No; Norh'rn Dic
asked; winter dun 40 r-d. JSi2 d99c; No. extra
lcd. 96i,,: No white. Il ear 40. cNul whit ',
"1i.c track; No / Whit, oregon. 9ic No. , %
Corn quiet and unsettled -al"-. eight No. yellow
5idj4 &c; car No. 3. ~ 81 d5fc; 30.
Ylow al bttG5J on track closing a. inside prices,
cat nm no whit, i'c; No. do. 40; ~ mNti.
Soc track Va. white IN store f1I2c asked. Barley
dull. weak ard unchanged. Rye unchanged. Flour dull
weak and un,hang d. Mili~d firm but unchanged. Re-
cciptS-Wheat. ljOO bush. 30 900 bush; oats.
l2o0o bush. Shipmcnt>-Com, 1900 bush; barley,
1000 bush.
Chicago Dec 2a.-Ihe leading future, RANGED a. follow,
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NOKDDLUl>tH HER LLOYD s.. co.

~ xrv work. ii' TI itM,pT0E ESp BREMEN
steancfs all from Jier Zoo, 2d.st; Hoooken
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. -
,l,r we'd poe 81 Q a. iu Iahn We'd Jan. y. p.
Wci Jan H. iaa S1t Ian Ian ~ % s. a H. M
.ir,t cabin SO and inward berth acortins to locs;
-. nLLI.L-Ls & Co. 40 . BoN.lng Green
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Ccriures In0 Glcstlnss.

4 NNI'AL MEETING Of the stockholders of
"A the Manhattan, Atlantic East River. Hudson River.
New.York and iloboken Beef Companies, Limit d VIII be
held ONCE companies saturdap January 10
1891, at II O'Clock IA. Z. NJ. WEBBEii. Seegctaxx.
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Ocean Glcamers.

NOR JAMAICA. Via Rail to Port Tampa.
/ STEAMSHIP JrNlArA .
b. ,uuolt,d e .ayc Por' IariIu 1I!I RSDAN, DECEM
BER l. and each Alternate THURSDAY thereafter ,
f.r further 10 foiu1t!on AMY - j. j. HASHAfEN.
I1st,rl AGENT 81 Brau"ny. y.
prD "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
II cor I,AGL AYR. Puerto CABELLO. CURACAO.
MARhCAIBp hND COkO.
49, p1rII,DFIPHIA % saturday January g. J.. m.
~ IIZt-I. Ia .... ". dr,-G,f. IuIuaT - D. 90.
~ = tpN,|NS SifIf .lN January 81. I -. u.
These AmercaA stcnm.h'l y" a'y hnl f3r the uad,
NV 'N'' UOTLTGN. i;fl~~ DhIl.EFr.
Tourist Agents. Ger 2 Nj ~2'r-. u WAL 81
''TiIOS COOK & sos "Gl - ,sdvat.
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N'HlTE STAR LINE.

" IOE. 20 I,.N,SI!!QlWN ANlD LINIEKFOQt, yrr
or ante c, g. can J'n - 80 a. M M
lui...us ian H. > 80 I'. tluff t'i. II. q. M
C,.tc..~. jan. n p. ,a Leltlc. FEB. II, p. NJ
FROM MHtc Star DO f. foot " Wc,' lOth-St
second cIUn oa ut>c steamer, aeon rates; SOY
md up"ati 4'laI - 't ,r ana lYvSI'on % yo ob
t.ru ,'ccIa., SO t>mIauys OAcc, 80 ii BROADWAY,
lsRCCE ISMhN. Agent
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| EUION LINZ. ,,.,,.,s
~ FOR Qt'IEN$TCWS AND LIVERPOOL.
! Leave Pie. -. y. l.; foot ~ kinGat -
.coNSIN 1000. Tuc.dGr JaiupW q. 80 !, III
FNHrNI 81 ......... 1u.-.ay JauuaU 20, 80 D. m
| wv, ma ...... . ut~ lay. January - q q DAB
iNNhn passage $50 500 $50 aud 500 Second Cabin.
| .ol I'D 33J Storil.r. e1O
| eov AM UNDERuILL & CO.. 50 Broidwar n. Y.
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IOK o EUN9IOWN NND LINNHfOoL.
,li1 OF ir Inur'da.. J.nn.ry a.. ~ a. M
tIll OF Wil;llN " inr day. Jauu ~ -. 80 a. M.
NY OF CHICAGO W dncsday, February H. ! a. m.
lIlA or y! YORK "Wednesday. February 10.
r..n. Pic a. y r riolnrs SNristop,,r,t Ferry:
FIRST CABIN. zoe and NJ ward. 20. orng to steamer
,nd oration vi RON. SECOND CABIN. outward, s35
prepaid. SO. srilEh"E. s20 ilt,nK WlsIGnr y
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- q BIC eIENMS!!IP COMPANY: ,,,,,,
ttIDM COMPANY PIER Is EW' ~ NORTH RIVER.
ion bermuda. y. =. TRINIDAD January -. 1t y. IN.
FOR ~ CrcN, :. Kitt.. Aht!-ua uadlOuTe, Domlnca.
Nattu.u.. L. ga. HaTbAdO> GrLBAda .nd trinidad
Fur Bermuda. NJ ~ I. January 8, 40 hoOn
tCr SO, ro0rl ana tickets apply 10
H. OF FRPlIDGt Co Agents 50 Broadway
IlOS. COOK son. 2Cl sui 49, Broadway.
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WorphoUSp dpINfrt~ SIhV' ~
Yo,l 40 SOS bags; Baltimore, l2OIO bags Nc"-'I-
Lam Il III bags total, lGs, i35 bags
rOTTON-For prompt delivery ruled rather easier, buo
mice. werc nos disturbed Sac, los haIc, for con'ump-
H. port ro-cnts 5616i beS, against 1!.tpi tales
his dav last week. f0,,77O bales thi' day a,i year
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: E,AN-NOKK K CHA Mad Steamship Co.

" IRON Piu; q and j. LAST RIVER &C S,p m
ran.0t.0. i&Nutn. AID Vera cruz.
NatanG1>. Cardinals. StcuI, Calblrlan,
81 4 c a@d Cienf ,icgos.
C. or Alley ~ pRIA Iav. and Man'snz.s.Wed Dec. u
GUIANA Havana am Mexican Ports sat, Jan. 2.
NJ tt,A.tA Havana and Saeud- We'd, Jan. :.
g or WASHINGTON. HAY. Mex. Ports sat. Jan. 70.
,ILNFUEGOS. Nassau, santiago dc cuba and Cenfueeos
Fri. Jan. >.
For full particulars freight passage apply
JANIS T. WARD 6 CO. ll3 Wall.st
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.NCuOR LINE g. 8. MAIL steamships

- NEW.YOEk and GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY.
Pier Al y. r. loot Of Leroy.st,
,!r.a,- 10, q. .l-tniopt % Z, s p IN
Al.Uo..i. Jan. -. . e. IT, ,rca>>H fsb. p noon.
cam. az a'q fr.r ,at ru a. on appy to ''
uIN DIlt~ON BROIIiEiS. Agents. Rowing Green.
NpMrAGNlE GENkRALE Transatlantique.
u PREM n LlSE no HhVRE EVERY SATURDAY
1ue,.'- pm now -. Sorth River II. Motton-st
IA nRITAGNE. dc JOu-s"ln saturday, Ian s. 10 a. M
0A>COttNi. Nalfci SltnritT. Jan 10, D A. H.
it CHAMPAGNE Bo,r Saturday. Jan. l.. 10 80 a. M.
A LORliLI aiNnnIa 40 3 b wiling Green
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Troncl.co roows:
OCEN%fC Thursday. January 20 D. M
GAELIC. .SatnrIy Febr iary IA. D.
nFIl,IC ......... 800. ..Tuesdly March To- y.
OCEANIC Observation-Disclosures. THURSDAY. APrl .. ..
SupetLly Appolnted-Supcror Accommodations,
Reservation. can De made bv letter telegraph and
cabin an, seen 2S1 and 3i3 Broadway New-fork. or
.,oon a. Railroad Building san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President
4. Ii. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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" NtNGik IINF-lour steamer, weekly from New
u,r e., y 4 90. Of = 'Irc.,t
- KANSAS CITY Wednesday. December 81, ; .. n.
tIlNTrhliDOt II EE. Friday. Jan u1ry =, p. m.
49, A,ODt # Jan. g. 3
- tl,ii OF EIi MiNCHAN Monday. Jauuirl , y. ~.
Connecting Wih Cen raj Railroad OF Georgia and
nah Florida and Western Railway Tor all YOlMt,
"i"iEGfN1 IlOEIpA. sQrrm CAEOLINA ALA.
RAMA and Lou lSiANA. Unsurpa'Scd accommodations.
t.c.is, tu. dnoc. For irceht and HI,sase apply 20
-" d. UASfIAGEN. ". H. Ri EFT. Gen. Agt
r,.f 10 : L.. I'd W. - Line.
-'' oGl BroIdv Az 81 Broadway
r !. WALKER. Agent Ocean steamship Co.
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Ocean Steamers.
TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.

TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
a. Tourist, can visit Jamaica and her GREAT EA'
uiUITION remain there l. days including Board ana
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL, ~
KINGSTON or Of this beautiful island by the ALIAS
LINE STEAMERS, Tor $780, with the option OF eAsenu'
us their mp AZ the rate OF
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
Uayu and Colombia. Accommodations rFstciass;
PIM, FOlWOOD & CO.. Agents. - state-st., ~ T.
THOMAS COON & son. Tourist Agencies.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MERCHANTS,
Z SHIPPERS 10 BRAZIL AND THE TkAFEILlN"
az BLIC. fOHTNIGIlIIY SERVICE TO BRAZIL
o.. United Sr2t.- ud BrlzI Mai Stcan,hip 9HRaiiE
.tfIIlt uo'.N tutt and after WFDNf>DA T. Ittn
JANUARY. IsJi, they VIII di>lat'h teanship ENShl
ALTERNATE WEr&E>DAi from Robert Pirr, BROOK
..a. ana EVERY ALIEENAIE NAIl kDAl ron Nr".
lo, N,w7 Va. ior 81 Thomas Martinique II fducemehI
Iirr.I. I.iIhaao- ana Brazilian po"'~
returning To intd stat one 81 thf ,',a:
tIrl:UAE TIE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL
NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, NILS Building, % Broad
ST. .v.Yor', CIV.
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AKIN A GENERAL.
How German Array OfAcers Are Traines
Instructed and Promoted.

How German Army OsAcen Are Trained.
Instructed and Promoted.
From Chatter.
A Prussian officer serves five years TO
begin with as o lieutenant with his reRi-
ment. This gives him a working knowl.
edge Of the elementary duties of his pro-
fession. Then comes q three years train.
ing at the war academy, the high chool
for officers founded In 1910 and finally
placed in 1872 under the superintendence
OF the chief Of the general staff.
After studying tactics, military history,
fertilization and other military subjects.
as well as geography, mathematics and
one or two modern languages. h officer
IL eligible for service on the general stan
and for commands varying in RESPONSE
bility from that of o company TO the com.
mand Of an army corps. For officers OF
recognized capacity, regimental service
alternates with employment on h gener-
al staff.
A captain on the staff after four years
work is transferred to O regiment, and a
year or W later may be selected for the
staff as major. After n further term oil
staff service he will get command OF Q
battalion ; then, perhaps, return to work
on the staff, and afterwards be promoted
to the command Of a regiment.
From mis- post he may once more be Sc
| lected for the staff, to become eventually
major general in command of n brigade
This is how generals are made i'm Ger
many.
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THE LOCAL MARKET.
These Quotations Are Revised and @
rected Every Day.

These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rected Every Day.
sugartGranulated, per 100, G 500; light
brown, 800; puiyerized II 4 A., New York, $751;
80: loaf, Sl3. 10; maple per pound. zoe.
COSTA Sates Rica. isssss s'rol5s JAVA srSsf and IlHil s~a ses;
Mocha, 37@tOc; roasted Rio and Costa Rica, $50
SOC; roasted Carbaio, SIC; roasted Mocha and
Java, 3sQ5Oc; Arbuckle's, 35c..
at, =IsssGH cnas%as sss sScip shSt,sn es Sneak Young lily Hs.
Pickles 3 gal. s2.O;S gal. $3.50; 10
~Cabbage-fer cwt, $500.
Eggs-Per case, $500.
Butter-Per n, 35QsOc.
Cheese-Per n, 2O025
si!oo; ditto sliced, 80 n boxes, i4c per n peaches.
SAT- lake, Ice; apricOts, 29c; evapOrated ditto,
25c; blackberries, l5c; raspberries, Xc.
California fruits. $4,000. 80 per case.
3-D standard tomatoes, $3.25.
On standard corn, $500.
On standard peas, $3.50; seconds, S2.75.
2-fb String and Lima beans, S2.75.
Dried B~eans.Nayy, 5000 per 100 n; Lima
WheatSNo. /, per 100 n, s2@.
Corn-Cracked, per 100 n, .sl.75.
Bran.Per 100 h, $50; bran and shorts PEI
Fioar.Per 100 n, Pnlsbury's best, s..5oi og
den, $3.50; strague, "Daisy, 1880.
Corn meal-Per 100 n, $3.50.
DAT meal-Per 100 n, t4.5O.
Fresh Meats.Pork, lie; beef. s@2Oc; lamb
quarters, 7JcGslyO0; mutton, T6l5c.
Salt Meats-Ham, 10000; bacon, 1oc; cornet
beef, l0c; pork, lie; sausage, l2slOl5c.
Coal.Per ton, hard, $500; soft, $3.50.
Wood-Per cord, S&.0.
Hay-Per ton, $500.
Straw-Per ton, si2.00.
Oats-Per cwt, $500.
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IT o'LEARY

IT OLEARY
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Practices IN
ali Of the State and United states courts. Soi-
lections promptly made. Special attenuoh gwen
10 Mining and Probate Law.
once: ROOMS 8 and 4 MATTE BLOCK,
Corner Of First and Oak streets,
Anaconda, Mon'"A
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES.

The kidneys are the only organs In the body
which purify the blood. Any disorder affecting
them Is always dangerous and serious, because
IL prevents them from fully cleansing the blood
Of the waste and foul matter. the uric acid. II
suffering, see DIR. Jacobs.
Nine persons out Of every ten have experienced
some form of bladder trouble, either infamma.
ton, catarrh or gravel. Unless removed, years
OF suffering and death may follow.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
lI.AND OFfIcr.

HELENA, Mont, April 90, isS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ~ his Intention la
make final proof In support ~ his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge OF
Montana, or In his absence, before the clerk Of
said court NJ Deer Lodge, Montana, on June Z,
isD, VIZ; Israel Gibbs, who made homestead ap-
~pllcation No. 2,0is for the W. a, $. W. u, see. u,
1. ., n. r. 10 "
liz names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and culfiN alton OF,
said land, viz: IMcullus y. Cuseus and Joseph
Marshall ~ Anaconda, Montana. Carlo Andreoli
and John Nelson ~ Warm Springs, Mont.
Il. W. LANsHORNE D.. Register.
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HARRY n. Comfy, Attorney for t~estairi'
Notice for
LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, Mont, April II, 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be- made before the Judge, or In his
absence the clerk of the District Court Of Deer
Lodge County, Mont, at Deer IOdge, Mont, ON
May 81, iSD, viz: Charles w. Edwards on home
stead application No. 2s2i for the N y, \. w. y,
B. a, ". ". y, see. "a TIP. Z, y. X. 10 W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: BENJAMIN r. Notes.-The, Henry II.
Eccleston, Frank Grabill and Benjamin Twichell,
all Of stuart, Mont.
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CAUTION If AT A DISTANCE.

On arriving az the depot come Mt once to the
Dispensary In a bus fare Is cents. Inquire
Tor Dr. Jacobs, Nos. il to li3 South Thir-
tenth street, first building north OF Willard
Hotel. Remember on starting to take our exact
address, thereby saving trouble. delay or serious
mistakes.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.


STATE or MONTANA,
Eebr,,arv IN iso0'
Tn Thomas Covan.
Wa, ara her.hv notified thai NE have expended
ann !, assasswsrt xnrr r. ishor and improye.
srenis nr,on sha ucCivnn quartz lode An Tie Orc
Vim" Mipiny n,ssric Narth Fork III the Dry (Ot-
sonGaod IL ord.r II Soid sad premisex Under
Inc nI0Sis,ons ~ SECTION s'Sas' Reyised statute OF
In fru,,ad Ss.ses hs.ing Ire amm,nt required To
Snid ,ha n ~ ,Sa VA .rJing Il.ce,nher NJ
isSo. And N within ninety DAYS from the frst
confri6nte yonr nronorti6n of such expenditure
M co-oWner. your Interest In said claim will be-
come the property OF the subscribers under said
ssction , 10
fsirne1I
~ HOMAS j. DUFFY,
PATRICK GJRDON,
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ID. ID. wAl.k Err,
.. ". KIRBY.
HENRY REDMOND,
Attest: I. A. \ Clerk,
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD
i Judicial District OF the state of Montana, In
and for the county Of Deer lodgr. In the mat
ter Of the estate of August y. BJutillier, de-
erased.
Pursuant Ia an order Of said court, made ON
the 18th day of April. 1880, notice is hereby given
that the 10Th day of May, Istp. at a.gb O'Clock a.
M. of said day, AZ the Court room 81 said court,
ut the Court House In the county ~ Deer Lodge.
has been appointed AS the time and place Tor
proving the will ~ the deceased. aud for hearing
The application ~ Hermine t;uilbeault for tn.
issuance Ia her OF letters testainentary when and
where any person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated April 20, 1850.
2tmay3-s WELLIN1 NATION. Clerk.
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UNFAILING REMEDIES.

Having successfully treated 80 many cases, we
can safely say Of our medicines that they are un-
falling In their remedial effect; that we now pre-
scribe them with the same confidence in their
efficacy that We would give bread and beef TO a
starving man 10 satisfy his hunger.
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BRACES FOR DEFORMITIEs.
max. q specially of Braves, Appliances for
rmitis s and Trusses, Club Feet, Curyatures
pine, FILES. Tumors, Cancer, Inhalation,
lysis, Kidney, Bladder, Skin and Blood and
urgical Operations.

DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALLY.
Book, circulars and question list sent free, for
stamp, on Nervousness. Constipation, Neuralgia,
Lncorrh9a, Pain In the Back, Prolapsus Uteri,
Piles, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia, skin PIN
pies, and all Blood Diseases.
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CHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertisements under fhfs hand one cent per
sfurd each insertion !; spcct1i rates on confrdcts
for definite periods. No advertisement dccepfoo
far less thai rs cenfa.
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once. First Street Between Main and YAK,
Anaconda, Montana.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by q new process. AL classes OF Dental WORK
executed In first class manner. ArtincA
Teeth Without Plates.