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Tho Now Merehnnts Hotel.

Now opened on the European plan, offers
the following low rates to transient auesta:
tthird feor); rs cents per day Fourth
floor. Extra for more than one occupant.
special rates 10 theatrical people, and per-
manent guests. Every room heated by
steam and lighted by electricity. Hot and
sold wator and porcelain baths on each
floor. New hardwood furniture and brus-
sells carpet in guests rooms. wide and Spa
cious Railways carpeted with crimson velvet.
Dining room, table d'hote. Guests will
fnd good meals in the dining room of this
house. operated by the Misses Maggie.
Meals 80 cents, Weekly rates to permanent
boaEders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

IT probably never occurred to anybody
to inquire, during the beneticent and
useful life of Phillips Brooks, what tho
great preacher vas worth in dollars and
cents. 1t now appears that he WAS a
rich man by inheritance, and left an ea-
tate estimated at th~ree-quarters Of a
million. No one ever thought of hilE as
a rich man, and mad his life been pro.
longed he would have always remained
greater than any millionaire in the
whole world, He placed character and
goodness above dollars, and did not pur
chase the influence he exertei There
is a plain lesson in this mans life that
all may read.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

SANDERS is holding OF to that caucus
nomination with remarkable tenaclty.
He evidently anticipates that democratic
folly will give the appointment of a
senator to Governor Richards, and if he
remains the caucus nominee, he will be
the governors choice. 1t looks as though
the War Horse might play in luck yet.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

THAT able republican organ, the st.
Louis Globe Democrats declares that AT
torney General Miller would be the worst
possible selection that the president
could make for the supreme bench"
The Globe Democrat should remember
that in appointing his law partner, the
president would be moved solely by the
desire to protect the country from a
wicked democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

Mr.. LocKEY's bill exempting certain
property from taxation contains one
particularly good feature-that which
exempts from tax the property OF Wild
ows and orphan children, not exceeding
$1,000 to n one family.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

If the democrats elect two more
United States senators they will have a
clear majority in the senate after March
4. 1t looks as if they would get them,
but the democrats of Montana may fall
down and lose the fight. Personal
friends and personal ambitions have lost
the party it's supremacy before, and
they may do SO again.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

REPRESENTATIVE BEEcHER publicly
stated his position in the house of repre-
sentatives yesterday. He will vote for
any democrat for United States senator
when his vote will elect him. Now let
each of the nine Dixon democrats rise
in his place to-day and make the same
announcement, and a democratic senator
will be elected in fifteen minutes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

THE biggest man in the new admins
tration, if he does his duty fearlessly,
will be the commissioner Of pensions.
In purging the pension rolls. and elm
mating the dead beats and camp follow
ers he will incur enmities and provoke
bitter attacks. He should be a man OF
iron nerve and herculean will.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

PRESIDENT HARRISON, 1t Is reported,
intends to appoint II republican to the
supreme bench to succeed Justice
Lamar, on the ground hat he wants 10
Of a states rights democrat. Mr.. Har
risen is unnecessarily soAcitous. The
people notified him last November that
thew didn't want him to make any more
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
HELENA, MONT, JAN. 81, 1893.

~Montanisns abroad will always find THn
Dl,,y INDEPENDENT on file at their favorits
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; West, Minneapolis: Baldwin and Palace
ssn Francisco: McDsrmo.t, Butte; Leland Hotel.
SnrinRfald. I'LL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-Tho Catholic News
cable from II Rome correspondent says:
Mgr. $. Barretti has been appointed mud
itor, and Rev. Hector Papi secretary, to
Archbishop Satol!i. rhev leave Rome for
the United States shortly"
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be
a meeting OF the incorpotntors OF the
Montana journal company, to be held on
Thursday, Feb. 2. 1898, ut four O'clock p.
m, at the office OF the mpany No. 10 Ed
VIA Dis street. Helena, Montana, for the pur-
! ose of trausActing such business rs shall
properly come before it.
ii. is. PALMER. Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

THE next United States senator from
Montana may be a democrat.
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PROPOSALS. SFALFD PROPOSALS FOR
i the care, support and maintenance OF thu
sick. poor and iniirm # this county. per capita,
by the week. for Ia year succeeding March !
1898; said propose s to include tho entire cost OF
feeding. CLOTHING and nursing of said sick. poor
and inilrnl, and ali burial expenses thereof; will
be received nj this office until March |. 1880.
by order of the Board of County tomml- sion
ers. J. b, lOOhElI, tleik-
Helena. January 10, Is92.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

+ II Edwards and wife. R Jockey Helena
Riverside, al G w hoffman,. Boze-
W Me- White. Butte man
Thos Matthews. Butte y becker
DR. Billiard and wife w Thomas Hart, BIZ
] Nj Hamilton, Mis- Metallic
soula J., " Lambeth. Phis-
Duncan Dingwall. New wv Pinnes, Missouia
Alex Burrell, Marys- j Phillips, Helen.
D Cory, Helena RI McCulloh, Helena
J T Watson. Fairmont, Wc;B Jordan Miles
An Harris. Big Tim. H shncke,ord. Gin
Geo H.mblin, New Joseph A Hyde. Phil
SAM a$f 4;sp,s,, St Paul I '% ; % %sSsn /, jsinfFss{9;;p .
send ipsburg
Cbas q Ruber. Boston Nj Bertheau. San Fran
NV White, Jew York CISCO ,,:-
w j Pinney, Jr, Min r . WILSON, fhllps-
w ne1 tsalion, Butte ce Dd1f p pf.ff,. chio.so
J A Murray, Butte Carney, | lsh reek
James Patten, Philips Fred bowen fhl1lps-
W 'uF Cox. Helen. '"ts Morony. Deer
J J 3 3 M naoSs'a .e se nsoi M l Is #snitney, Spring
J A McConville, butte field, .
! Arrivals at the Grand Central.
G W A Love. Rimini Will Hanks Great
James = A a g cram an Great VIM n Ten-Eyck. Ra-
Falls dersbrrg
] W owens, Winston J II Eutler, Helena
Tom Moran, Boulder koss Deegan' bonider
Chas Lynch, Helena Will kennedy, Boulder
Arthur l. etapleton, John p McCabe, Great
J : bl Californian. Drum G " Morse. Deer
mond odge
] " Murphy, Wallace, c l. Wayland. Wash
rr !aah' D Brown, Phil rh 1ns'0" J GAlbrait1.
ipsburg BOULDER
s & hush. AVON J II Nhitmire. bloss-
& G. Birdseye. Avon burg
l. /, Buell., Chicago .AW Schreiber. Broad
j A Stuart, townsend water Co
j l. Belcher. Townsend { Z Pool, Radersburg,
J G kerley, Townsend II Ii Goodman. Broad
Vim Wood, Broadwater water Co
Co F i Mccormick, st
j l. Moore, Broadwater Louis
Go RTlowe, Helena
II w Turner, Butte II A Minstsnley, Mis-
f. l. Hershy, Missoula soula
K Nc, ulloch. Missoula & II Musgrave. Mis-
Jeremiah Lanlon and soula
son, Laid lutte James Luke, Bald
r II Edwards, River lutte
side, al CD urne. Wolf Creek
John II Wilson, Bill J o Hussey, White Sui.
lings phur Springs
& NJ fuxford, Oregon Alex Gillian, Boulder
j. ] ennell, Helena w d White, Great
ID A McGilvray, Silver Falls
g W psncoast. Wash II G Hichborn. Butte
ington, Dec q w 1albr aith. Ia
G w Brown. billings coma
Charles Howell, Bis y Il Gallagher, Grea
marok Falls
Miss Mary McFriend, LII Wood, Eldorad'
Great Falls Bar
Ed & Sboara ST paul
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A FEW new counties, but not too many
new counties! Draw the line
where.
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A fine limo Of table linens and towels inst re-
ceiyed AT J he Hce Rive. frioes lower than ever.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31

TIE Montana winter came late, but
it starts off in a way to indicate that II
will strike a pretty good average.
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A Protest From Our Competitors.

1t is no use TO protest, however.
We say the Diamond Brand OF
Patent Flour, manufactured solely
from pure Hard Wheat, by the
North Dakota Milling Company,
at Grand Forks, North Dakota, is
the best Flour III the market, and
we are prepared to back it.
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Revolutionists on the Way to Prison.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 30.-Deputy
United States marshals left to-day with
Col. Yaneze, jam Flores and Cello Sail
mas. three of the leaders in the Mexican
revolutionary movement of eighteen months
ago. They will be taken to the Detroit
house of correction to serve three years for
violation of the United States neutrality
laws.
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l3e sure and secure some of the great bargains
at he Eee Hive dress goods sale this week.
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H INDEPENDENT

Rsmittances ut the risk OF Subscriber unless
made by registered %lettcr, check or postaA or es-
nrsss order. payable 10 The Independent Pub
tishing Company.
eE-Persons desiring the INDEPENDENT served
At their homes or place of business can order by
postal card or through telephone No. 100. Please
reper, cases of irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisements, to insure prompt insertion.
sbould be handed in before 8 p. W.
Rejected communications not rsturnahis an
less postAge 10 enclosed.
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THE "

Benorted for The INDEPENDENT daily by Il. J..
Glass, United States observer.
600 m. 600 p. m.
r.r,,,o.or 10 249 80 1876
;ranonaus,nra $50 --3i.0
Nllu. . =. To.
Tenn p~erature at noon. Flo.
Maximum temperature. --lS.O.
Minimum Temperature. -3lO.
Local forecast for Helena Fair; colder Tues
day morning.
Helena, Jan. 30. 1873.
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A good buffalo Goa at $40 Power block.
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Nelson 4 Settles. attorneys for Applicant
First publication Jan. II. 1893.

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ Pursuant to n decree made in the district
court of the first ludioial district, in and for
the county of | evils and CLARKE. state of Mon
tana, on the 18th day of January. 1893, notice is
hereby given of tbs sale by order OF said court,
of he southwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter and lot number two (2), OF section six Wh,
township ton Q0) north, range three CD west
containing 30 and T5-lW acres of land, situated
in the county of Lewis and larke, stnte OF Mon
tana, said property belonging to the estate OF
Easom ~fartlet'. an insane person.
hat the term of sale be one-tbird OF the pur-
chase prics to lie paid in cash on delivery OF a
decd, by tho guardian herein accompanied by an
order OF this court continuing sale to the pur-
chaser or purcfns es named in raid deed; tho re-
mining .wo-thirds OF the purchase price thereof
to bs paid by a nota signed by tho purchasers.
duo and payable one year from the date thereof,
bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per
snnnn from it. date, until fully paid, said note
and the amount due thereon and 10 become duo
thereon to DO secured by a first mortgage upon
the land sold.
As provided in said order and decree, said
land will be sold in one parcel, Mt private sale,
to the highest bidder thereon, provided said
highest bid shall be deemed An adequate, just
the right to reject any and all bids made thereon.
seaied bids for tbs purchase of sal land. ad-
dressed to Horace Il, / uck, judge of the district
court of tho ! irst Judicial district. in and for
the county OF J. ewis and Clarke. state of dom
tnnn, will be received at the Office Of the clerk of
tRna, sAid bids shall contain the highest O er, on
the above recited terms. for the purchase OF tho
above described real estate. and must ba fileu on
or before friday, III. 10. 1893, and tho sale Will he
made on OF after Saturday, teb. II, 1875, in open
court. HENRY JAEGER,
Guardian OF tho person and of the estate Of
Easom Bartlett, An maze Icreon.
| Dated Helena. Mont. Jan. III, lo93.
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Ladies'. misses and children's underwear ver5
cheap a. The Bee Hive.
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$50. 3,263.)
APPLICATION FOR a PATENT.
q. 3. IlAND VFFIVE,
HELENA, Mont, Jan 10, $780,

HELENA, Mont, Jan 10, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Charles ;. Dole, by
Thomas q. trutcher, his attorney in fact. whose
po stoffce address is Helena. wont, has this day
flied his application for r patent for -, FL acres
placer mining ground bearing gold and precious
stones, Hituated in -----v nnorganiZedl
mining district, county of evils and larke and
state of Montans, and designated by the field
notes and otiiciaI plat on file in tins office az
survey No. 4 1858 in township II north, range
wet OF principal base line and meridian or
Montana. said survey No. Aus being as follows,
to-wit;
eginning at corner No, l, whence tho south-
west corner Of section -. township II north,
range 5 west, bears north is degrees Ii minutes
west g. 1913 feet: thence south IL degrees ~ min
ute4 east $50 feet TO corner 30. :; thence south
~ degree, 30 minutes west ! 800 feet to corner
No. :: thence north IL de- rees 10 minutes west
251.1 feet to corner No. 4; thence north 80 ds-
grGes 81 minutes east l,t9s. 5 feet TO place OF bo-
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east, containing
IS al acres,
he loca ion Of this mine il recorded in the
rccorler's office of Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, in book - OF ---. he adj
ioiping claimants are Charles =. Dole ct AL.
claiming survey No. 400 on the west,
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
| portion of said plscer mine or surface ground
! are required to file their adverse claims with this
register of tho tnited States land office at Hell
I ena, III tho state Of Montana, during tho sixty
days' period of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue Of tho provisions OF the
statute.
Nelson 4 Settles. attorneys for Applicant.
I I.--. .-l ti~ 1.n ~ 1Aln
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memoranda.
New York, May 20 Arrived schrTofa' vii
Cieared-Bark Sibal [Norl Christensen,
Savannah; schr Isaiah K Stetson, Trask,
Jacksonville.
Boston, May 20-Arrived, schr Mary L Pc
ters, Brougham, Brunswick, Ga.
Baltimore, May 20-Arrived, schr B Marts.
McElwee, Charleston.
brunswick. Ga, May 19-Sailed. schr Mes
senger Peters, Satilla River, Ga, for Boston.
20th--Arrlved, bark Doris Ecl1hoff, Palmer,
New York.
Sailed-Schrs H B Homan [Brl. WATSON,
st Johns, PR; Belle Hooper Hall, and F G
Pendleton, Dodge, New York.
Bucksville sc, May 20-Sailed, SChrs Alta
retta S Snare, Smith New York; Ann E Ste
vens, Tice, Philadelphia.
Bull River, SC May 20-Sailed, schr Anna
| T Ebener. Springer, Baltimore.
Charleston, May 19-Arrved, schr Percy &
Lille, Croker Georgetown.
20th-Sailed, tug Alexander, Jones, with a
steam dredge in tow, from Wilmington, NC,
bound for FLORIDA.
Coosaw, SC. May 2O-Sailed. steamship
White Jacket [Brl, Paul, United Kingdom.
Carteret, May 19-Arrived, schr Florence G
| Mcgee, Rogers, Bull River.
Fernandina, May 20-Sailed schrs Hattie G
Luce, Torrey, New York; Laura, Lamsop,
Philadelphia.
Norfolk April 20-Sailed, schr VIM H Bal
ley, Charleston.
New Bedford, May 20-Sailed, schr Mary
Mcfarland. Small, Fernandina.
Nobska, May 20-Anchored off, schr Louis G.
Rabcl, Brunswick for Boston.
New London. May 20-Sailed, Schr Howard
3 Peck, Mehaffey, Fernandina
Port Royal SC, May 20-Cleared, schr Fan
ME Brown. HardcastIe. Richmond
Sailed-Steamer Wave tBrl, Mccarthy
United Kingdom.
Philadelphia, May 20-Arrived, schrs Ada
Bailey, Fisher, Pensacola; Nelson Bartlett,
Watts Pensacola; Addie Bacon, Hanlon
ClearedZSchrs Gertrude Abbott, Powell
Charleston M Luela Wood, Spalding
Charleston Elwood Burton, Kitchens, Savan-
nah Elite Hall Lister Mason, Georgetown
SC: James Judge, Davidson, Brunswick
Perth Amboy, May 19-Arrived, schr Harry
& Grace Reynolds Mills, Darien.
20th-Arrived, schr Johanna Swan, Shack
ford, Fernandina.
santa Cruz, Tenn, May ARRIVED, Iddes-
leigh Brl, Thomson, Savannah.
san Felice, May 15-Arrived bark Modes
tina [Itall, Cafero Brunswick,
Queenstown, May 20-Arrived, barks Hugh
Cam lEr, Patten, Brunswick land sailed for
Southampton Jupiter LSw, BJarke, Pensa-
Antwerp, May 2O-Arrived, steamship Guido
lSpl Lachiorda, Pensacola
BucuOs Ayres April 23-Arrived, banks At
lanuc fSwl. Toderstrom, Pensacola DR. Metz
ger Norl, Ergelshad, Pensacola.
2ith-Arriyed, bark Vikar lNOrl. Magnesen,
Pensacola; brig Rapid [Brl, temple, Mobile.
Cuxhaven May 10-Arrived, ship Dora
[Gerl, Fortmann. Savannah.
Client, May 18-Arrtved, bark Mercur
TRusl, Smitzlund, Pensacola.
Girgenti, May 6-Sailed, steamer Ina F. Sa-
Lizard, May 2O-Passed, steamers Elton
IBrl, Campbell, Port Royal, SC. for London
Nissmore ll3rl, Jepson, Boston for London.
Prawle Point, May 20-Passed, steamship
Delhi IBrl, Morgan, Pensacola for Grimsby.
Barbados May l-Sailed, bark Catherfn
GBrl Haney, Pensacola.
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BaltimoTe, Md, May = = IOur sItauy.
Wheat easy No, red on spot 154QfT3Ec;
NAV delivery 75i46l75lqc; June delivery 7534Gg
20: July delivery 7640761ac; milling wheat
nv sample 73a76c. Corn dull; on spot 49Ac;
NAV delivery f9Ac; white corn by sample
53c: yellow by sample 5lls@32c.
cincinnati Nav -. - Flour in moderate
demand: fancy g OO03 Is; family - 25@2 i5.
wheat market: No. red GGlf CSC. Corn quiet;
No mixed $50 6c Oats barely steady;
30 , mixed 33c Porl, quiet no ~ %
Tard steaav no $40 .. Bulk meats firm at
si03g,. bacon hrmcr at &il S7A. Whisky
steady 40 n ~.
,oriiunsv 10 fair l6hftls1fC. sugar strong. cen
trifugal choice yellow clarified los, prime
vellow clarified ts0ii 7i6s on yellow cluri.
ncdl8fGc, seconds 3Bhic,
Wheat SO. red cash Hc; May deliV
CIV Ggsc. July eo.iFerY iOtc lon-No. 2
fnired cash - zee May delivery WApi July
delivery sss4sese4 august epAF'is
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Per Central Railroad, May 22-725 bales
cotton. ,240 bbls rosin 255 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 45 tons pig iron. $40 pllgs vegeta 0les 1917
bales domestics, 2l6 pkgs mdse, bags wool.
40 cases eggs. $50 sacks meal, bales excel
sior. crates hams 10 boxes bacon, % cases
lard 81 tubs lard, 50 pieces stone, % bdls
sacks, - bdls paper bags, bbls whisky, 80
bhls -four car meat cars coal, | car slaves,
/ car brick l. cars wood.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way. May ~ bales cotton, l,764 bDls rosin.
734 bbls spirits turpentine, 43 cars lumber. 9
cars wood. y sacks corn, 3 empty iron drums,
l pair wheels. , cars rail- 4 cars Crossties
car wheels / locomotive, 6 bbls potatoes, Z
empty barrels 200 sacks meal, % bbls meal. 9
cases cigars I case clothing, / bale cotton
bars empty oil tank, , cars coal, 16 engine
springs ] car hay II hand cars, 3 cases boots
and SHOES, bales hides, bbls syrup, 10 bales
wool SAP boxes fruit, 5.429 boxes vegetables 4
Car wheels PA Obls vegetables, 49, 10l bales
moss. 291 pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
May 32-25 pales cotton, cars machinery,
car wood box clothing, Dbl clothing, bale
wool Ddls paper bags, l case eggs, ! box ABB
eouiDmonts / bale mats, ! car cotton seed
meall box cigars. 80 boxes tobacco.
Per South Bound Railroad, May 22-3
bales cotton is Dbls rosin. "a bbls spirits tur-
pentine, pieces machinery. box eggs, bdls
platds, 1 car stone, bales checks, l03 pkgs
tobacco.
Exports.
Per steamship Louise II IBrl for Hamburg
rC,,..,ti,,,,a,3 "a, fT1,g,a tB,.,,
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CIenred Yesterday.

Steamship Tallahassee. As1ins, New York
&C q Anderson.
steamship Gate City, Googins, Boston-C G
Anderson.
Steamship Louise H [Brl, Craig, Hamburg
j NJ Lang Sc Co.
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Bark Antonio dAbundo [ItaH, Cammerata,
Girgenti with sulphur to order, vessel to
master.
Bark Kong Carl TNorl. Knudsen, Antwerp
via Plymouth, with cement to Andrew Han
ley, vessel to A Minis Sons.
Bark Andrea [Swl Stromberg, Rotterdam,
in ballaSt-MaSter
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Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

New York Nav 22-Georgia peaches
carriers, - 00G6 OO potatoes, SO 00514 90;
beets, 81 00114 90; cabbage, 81 O0Gl so; cucum-
bers s. 0O62 80; squash, 50c@Sl 90; beans,
75cQ&l %; tomatoes, So 500i 90.
PAIMER, RIvENBURG & Co.
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HIDES And FURS.
Send Your hides and Furs
IL y RDOLPH kIFS kLAND,
SAVANNAH, Ga.

ne DAYS for dry Giuts cents dry salt {
ccnta dry damaged 3 cents, green salt
cents berswaE - cents deer skins ~ cents.
WOOL free az sand ahd bura u cent?. black,
% cenisi bury from 10 ~ rs centH.
2if st. Julian street.
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Nntlca fn MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
win he furnished masters Of vessels free of
charge in United states photographic ONCE
in the custom house Captains are requested
to call at the Office.
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


Richmond and West Point Terminal. .... 6h
New York, May 90 p. m.-Money on call
easy, ranging from to 21a per cent. closing
offered at 2Rsper cent; prime mercantile
paper eos per cent Sterling exchange firm;
posted rates 81 85hGg4 90 Commercial bills
q S3R94 884. Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull Railroad bonds firm
New York, May 22.-Distillers and Cattle
day at the Stock Exchange. AT the opening
sharp attack was made on which stock
broke 48 to ID, under perfect avalanche of
oIeflngs. The drop was, of course, due to
announcement that five distilleries had with
ardWn from the trust, OStensibly because of
non-payment of rental for premises on which
they are operated. Subsequently, il was
talked around that the move had been made
cnleHy for speculative effect some of the in
sldefs being credited with being heavily
snort. Be this as ii may, certain men here
10 ensued. Generally the list yielded 4 to
per cent. in early dealings, while Manhattan
lei oil "a, Chicago Gas rs and General
Electrle u. The comparatively slight effect
OF break in Whisky on the general list occa-
stoned no little surprise, and some of the
traders showed a disposition to cover. Man
NATHAN rose 20, General Electric IA New
england Ia and Chicago Gas Ia Other
STOCKS improved Il to l, During the after
noon the advance was lost in sympathy with
a orlsk selling movement in Reading, which
Yielded Is to2B,. on complications likely TO
arse from the investigation by Examiner
Rice New England ran off IL, but the other
losses were small, and at the close u some
what steadier tone prevailed. Sales of listed
STOCK were $4,000 shares, unlisted 5000
shares