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The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
MATHESON & CO,
Cola Block.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. THE AN
~ nnAl meeting OF the stockholders of the Hell
ena 4 Livingston Smelling d Reduction COM
pany Will be held at the Office Of tho company,
Helena Mont, on Monday. Aug. 2e 1894. 1t IL
O'Clock q. M. for the purpose Of electinx a
transaction Of such other business IS may prop
erly come before it.
o. p. ALLEN, Eecretary.
Helena Mont. AuR. 1s. 1893.
SALE OF SCHOOL BoNDs-sCHOoL DIS
~ trict No. 10. Choteau County, Montana
Chinook. Mont. Aug. I, 1891. - office Is hereby
given that the trustees OF scheol District NJ. ~.
Chotean county. Montana, on Thursday the 7th
day OF Septem Der. A. d. 1893 at 10 o'clock D. H.,
ct the Office Of the school board in Chinook,
Mont. will receive sealed proposals and sell to
the highest bidder, school bonds Of said district
70 the amount OF $4,000 as voted at the school
election held on the LIST day OF June 1898.
eaid bonds viii be coupon bonds Of the de-
nomination Of $500 each. payable in five years.
end redss mabls in three years after dats. Said
bonds will bear interest ut the rats OF six per
cent per annum, payable semi-annuaily at the
Eenton. Mont.
The trustees reserve the right to reject any and
oil bids N
by order the school trustees Of the foregoing
district.
&c. REYNOLDS.
Clerk Of the BCA d.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

SITUATION WANTED A POSITION BY A
- oompe eut chambermaid; eau do private
work. address Nj. l.. NJ. station A. Helena,
Nont.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

NOTICE - PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS
mater ial used in buliding thr wing on county
poor fafin thoUid y c,eEt them to equity audi
tor on or before Sept. /. 1893.
L. q. FRENCH.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

MUTATION WANT dan EXPERIENCED
~ cook would like employment; can also do
housewo1k. H4 Butte avenue.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

SITUATION WANIED-BY AN EXPERI-
~ enced and thoroughly competent stenog.
rapher and typewriter; best referenc 3 furnished.
Address A. f., Independent Office.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

~ dining room work in hotel or restaurant
can do chamber work. Address May Mi Ter. 222
lroadway.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

- the day or have washing done cheap and
good; would like TO care for furnished rooms.
Please address Mary licnnrds. Helena, Mont
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
UTAH.
WASHINGTON

CALIFORNIA.
r, e. Wilbur .Fa'ace Hotel. San Francisco
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

SITUATION WANT D. COOKS. MAN AND
- wife: strictly first class; just from east no
children; OF strict moral habits; no obiectjons
this office. ~ -"
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements uu,ier luis he;Vd tArss time,
IRE.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL OF IA
~ in family to take care of children. Address
412 West Main street.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

WANrED-LiGHT BET OF hooks rO
w keep by a bookkeeper who has tplre time.
j. H.. iox Al. ',"''
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

NANTED--TO EXCHANGE BUTTE. HELL
w. ena and Great Falls property for sh cop or
cattle. Address Lock Pox 251. Helena
MONTANA NATIONAL BANK CERTlFl-
AZ Gates taken at par. Herbert B. Reed l. Go.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

WASTf D-A GIRL FOR GENtR II uoIar
work. Apply at 4o3 North Montana ave-
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUsEKEEPER
and to care for children on farm. Address
M. A. H., this office.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

CITUA1ION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN.
- strong and healthy. with good education
ana !, references. VIII take any honest work 1T
dress w. II. B.. this Office
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
HELP WASTED-NAIE

WANTED TWO YOUNG MEN Az NEws-
agents on Northern Pacific roaL Anniy
to news ohlce' depot Must have security.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED
bookkeepar; single Or double entry; II years
old: coed penman; bes. of references from for
mer employers Address }. ". X. lock box 4I2.
Livingston, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
FOH sALE-REAL ESTATE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-TO BUY GOOD BAND OF
w sheep and hay ranch; good dwelling
ht use in Missoula - part pay. Address Lox l2S.
Missoula, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

! SITUATION WANTFD-TO DO WASHING
~ at home. Address 1929 Sixth avenue.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01

SITUATION WANTED RY A GOOD yOIJNa
- barber. or 'ny other kind OF work. Address
Ear rbsr independent office.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

Prof. Martin, of the United States Weather Bureau, at Washington, has invented q rain gauge so delicate that it will measure the one-thousandth part of m inch of moisture. It is self-reg- istering, moreover. Chief Harrington lias distributed several of these instru- ments among observers in various parts of the country
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

Perhaps some of our readers would like to know in what respect Chamber lain's Cough Remedy is better then any other. We viii tell you When this Remedy is taken as soon as a cold has been contracted, and before it has be- come settled in the system, it will coun- teraot the effect of the cold and greatly lesson its severity, and is she only rem sdy that uill do this. It nets in per feet harmony with nature and aids Ra- ture in relieving the lungs, opening the secretions, liquefying the mucous and causing its expulsion from the cells of the lungs, and restoring tho system to a strong and healthy condition. No other remedy in the market possesses these remarkable properties. No other will cure cold so quickly. For sale by II, c. Hitchcock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28
Saturday, October 2S, 1898.


 We are in receipt of another issue of &at bright little publication Arizona, '' published for free distl ibuti6n, by T. R. Sorin, manager of the Arizona min. eral exhibit at she Worlds Fair. It is nicely illustrated and contains much information, in condensed form, of Arizona's mineral wealth.
 Mir, Sorin Is deserving tho thanks of the people of Arizona for the able and energetic work performed by him in behalf of the Territory, and had the entire matter of an exhibit and the ex- eendituro of the SS0,0O0 appropriation been left in his hNntls, il is safe to say Arizona would have made showing at the Exposition worthy of her greet and varied resources.
 The private exhibits of ores and met ais in Mir Sorin's charge are admirable, have attracted wide attention, and have deserySdty Won prizes for the richness of the ores and completeness of the ex- hibits Through Mir. Sotin's instru- mentality these handsome collections will find a permanent place of display in the Museum of Natural History of New York, or some other prominent museum in the East where they will continue to advertise Arizona's mineral wealth
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

Charles Marion Tyler mining en- gineer, has made to the Midwinter Fair people proposition that attracts favor able notice Mir Tyler's idea is to have a pyramid of standard silver, say three feet square at the base, twenty one feet high and one fcct square at tue top, put up in bars or sections, as most desired, or as most convenient. Such pyramid would weigh about 29j tons, and would be of yalue exceed ing 1,000,000 of our standard silver dollars. The rost cf Mir. Tylor's scheme is that there should be close by small CT pyramid of standard gold. This would be say lG inches square at the base, 90 inches high, and four inches square at the top, and would weigh about 36S5 pounds. The value of such pyramid of gold would also be about Sl 900, ,000, aud might be built of fves, tens, and tweAty-dollar gold pieces of American gold. Now, who will furnish the gold and silyer?- Mining and Scientific Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28
TIE cszrrrE INnIs.Ern.

The recent grand jury on Saturday returned true bill fur libel against the proprietorS of the Gazette, upon which bench wafrant has been issuea aud was to-day served on Jobh Danbaf of the Gazette
 The matter grows out of the attacks t5y tige Gazette against tho adrninistra- tion officials,
 On the the 10th of this month the following appeared, editorially "He- ncy, Meade, Bruce, Hughes, ct al, paid S200 for Washington dispatches to defeat Sam Webb, and made all kinds of ridiculous charges against him. Yet the Senate in executive session.. con sisting of fifty-four members voted unanimously for Mir. NYebb's confrma- tion. This shows the strength of this gang of hoodoos with decent people Vile patronage peddlers, land graht sharks, assassins and looters,"
 The ofIense consists of the word 'assassins. Arizsha Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

Dispatches from Washington, dated Oct. 23d and 24th, while somewhat vague, convey the impression that the silver Senators have withdrawn their opposition to the repeal bill, and after a few prepared speeches have been de- hvered, will permit vote to be taken. This sudden change of front after the Tong and successful fight made against tho repeal bill seems incredible, unless some seeretagreement has been reached for the enactment of law favorable to silver, immediately after the repeal of the sherman law. There is talk of ad- blh1anent eGriy rezt week.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

Congress in legislating upon the sil- yer question IS where it was August Sth, when the extra acssion convened for the syowed purpose of the uncon- ditional repeal of the sherman law authorizing tbe purchase of four mil lion five hundral ounces silver bullion per month. The contest over the re- peal has been and is, ct last accounts, chock-a-block Various propositions have heon suggested for raising the siege and as often rejected What the outcome will be is the question.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

MT. Caminetti, of California, has in- troduced bill so amend ihe mining laws, which provides for new rule, making land supposed to be agricultu- raj, adjoining mining ground, mineral land also, unless it is proved not to be such This is to place the burden of proof on the persons seeking to enter the land for purposes other than min ing It also contains section direct ing the Government to construe the mining laws with great hberality, with q view of giving the mining applicants every opportunity to secure titles.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

Why is newspaper like pretty girl? To be perfect it must be the em- bodiment of many types; its for9as must be made up; it is chased though inclined to be giddy; it enjoys . good press, the more rapid the better; it has a weakness for gossip, talks Q good deal, can stand an immense amount of praise and is awfully proud of a new dress. It cannot be kept in good humor without cash. Please pay it Ex,
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

Charles De Groff has been appointed postmaster at Taeson, to succeed J. Knox Corbett He is well spoken of by tbe Tucson papers as capable man, having had long experience in the postal service as mail clerk He will do well if he maintains the Tucson of flee at its present high standard, as Mr. Corbett has r-ade an efficient postmas- ter and is deserving of much credit Tucson is a second class cftce, with Q salary of g, 900.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

The cattle killing record of the world has been brokon at Armour's Packing House in Chicago, where 321S cattle were slaughtered in eleven hours. The slaughter began at o'clock, was interrupted half hour at noon, and ended at 6;30 o'clock, The average was five steers slaughtered every min ute. No packing house in the world has ever killed the same number of cattle in the same time.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

The bill to relieve owners of mining claims of the necessity of performing the assessment work for the year 1898, has passed the Senate and needs only the signature of the President to be come a law. The benefits of the bili do not extend to corporations.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

The new liquor law of Texas, now in force, prohibits druggists from selling whiskey, even to fiji prescriptions, un- less they have taken out a liquor li- cense, The law recognizes local op- ton, and some towns in the state re. fuse to grant liquor licenses.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

c. c. Morris of Abilene. Texas, has established a herd of buffalo, which is hourishing and increasing in numbers. He has recently made a sm4n shipment to New York, and is said to have re- ceiyed handsome sum for the spcoi- mems sold.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

The stockholders of the Consolidated California and Virginia mine to-day adopted resolution empowering She directors to expend $4,000 per month for six months, eo develop 6 certain rich body of ore which James Rule claims is in the mine Rule is to re- ceiye one-tenth of the net proceeds of ssis body of ore
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28

It has been decided not io close the Worlds Fair on October 30th, but to keep the gates open as long as the at tendance justi6ss.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28
LErrxat LIST.

Letters remaining in the Postoifceof Of Globe A. T., for the week ending Oct. 28th, 1893. berger, Herman--2 Olirer, Paul Evans, J c Rollins, William Gillis, Willie--2 Tubbs, k N LuJges, F Cano Andres Mckenzie, Jas S--4 tius1nap, Prudensi5 Manson, Nelson Montreal, Donila X McAliister, Nj D Segure Nieolas
 Yes Sing Yon Persons calling for the above letters, please scy advertised.
 J. II. IIAAIlLL. P. NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28
GILA n,caMrMfNT, No. ,.

I. o. 0. F. meets on the second and fourth Fridays in each month. Visiting brethren in good standing cordially invited to attend,
 J. F. PATTON, c. P. ] E DALTON. Scribe
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28
$1,OOO REWARD.
Proclamation by lI.c Governor,

 TERRITORY or ARIZONA, ExrcctrvE DEPARTMENT To all to whorl these presents shall come, Cfestng wHERsAs Information from authentic sources has oeeu received by that Frank " oury, citizen of Tucson Pima County, murdered at Aryaca in tho person or persons unknown;
 Now, therefore l. Charles Nj Bruce Acting Governor of Arizona by virtue of the power and authority in me vested do hereby offer reward of One Thousand Dol lars the arst and conviction o2 the pesou or per- sons who committed ffe aforesaid murder. In witness whereof have hereupto set my hand and eaosed the Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed 0@a> Done at Phonix, tbe capitel, this twenty SSeSII., first day of September A. D 1893 S-e~ cHks M BRUCE
 Acting GoTefues Attest:
 FB DEYEREUX,
 kasiat.s,st Secretary of hsfyopa
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28
J. s. COLLINS.
Instruction, at Reasonable Terms, gi,en on the Piano, Violin, Guitar
 and Mandolin.

The theory of music tanght; also if desired the art of playing sccompaniments without knowledge of the notes.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28
N OFFICE. {.

My wife, Threete A. Laine having volrn tarilv left my bed and board, hereby warn all persons against trusting her on my ac- count, as | will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her.
 EDWARD LANE. Globe, Arizona, October z, 1898.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Oct 9.-CattleReceipts last twenty hours
39lp head total for week thus far 1890
tl,on last ws-k 6s0O head consigned through. 800
L-,i; 60 N-v.York. t.2J1 head sale. 400 head :
market opened steady for fair good stock
mon; good ~ extra stoers. 100 10 LOO n. ~ 7J@
:, ~ medium good steers. - 6odS< 20 light fair
81 ioi branded Westerns. 20 1903 90: fat
hclfers IS 800 ~ % to fair - 7dsy mixed
cows and nvierc. ~ ,eaS5 extra fat rows. 800 old
for ,tsekers feeder, ~ .aat3 So fresh nrn at
,a 40 late -prlnpee not wanted. lIry,- Receipts
fvrnt, four hours 1y 600 head total for week thus far
~ so head time last wrnk 20 400 head con-
signed though. $50 head 10 NrVYsrk a. 800 head
on ale 10 Zoo head nsrket iuwcr riosed weak
aud lower "A number ~ common uusoll; Workers,
GOOD to choice cornied ~ s5as3 O5 yrss,er, ,Od
Il os conmSn to fair e. 5o6so 50; pigs 90 4odso IS
t%e"'y loa 1900 head total for week thus fsr
Ia 400 head for time last week 10 600 head con.
.is1cd iaroas1; 1909 head to Nowyork. 4ico head
On ssir t,Iy ese lower Tor Ypon. stesa ror sp"r
lambs. ard STEADY ,o 'nrSr rair to good sheep % 2cS
iamt- g, 2jdef73; choice ~ oOa@j Canada lambs.
81 90ds5 H.
st. Louis. OF -tattle-Reccipts 200 head mar.
ket strong Texans. slow NATIVES. Togs-IseceiptS
1900 market sts%dy BUTCHERS, 81 ooase IS mixed.
eGnsG 05 light. ~ 4od$S 70. Shoep-Recep@, 1000
market lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10

ase and h., &c GwI n! 10! nc Geo S's n.s
for ,Npcf; ana 20 900 bush milling. fliows ~ ?
rd ~ unlr December il s'o'c Decs,", ns so1
. soo,t and 29c under DC e'nocr dell, no :.
deli erred No spring 10 oco bush We over ,n Re
ssnser aeerS NsI,sr sPrnf Xxx qSoS ua nj mgr DR.
.%s,o dever5 n9a E a cS corn wa ndc
stely active and wesser sling ~ during tae mor.ns
hours with moderately as.yc v;ure 0i t ,rs
aud sympathy in wheat were fat"- In
sne elm .or, Tnrrf /, s gt INV very favoao
cul nd fearful Of this ,sd'r. have been Tsr Hls,s on rom IN"
tho other fr few ard far between nc
mark t a bsy ~' =. cS thai dg. with 6s
wer cut on The corn narAet wa quiet and wrat ,r
dsy AID quiet Cash moderately actiyr ana -
re, M 600 thus Sa. Wa, u f9s iSG G 90 Tor
follow. No bush 4775ac dey soC bn ig
So f"s asca & Whit 900 bush 90 delivered
M decline IN %S va. and G sSfn and r seer Hn
s"a' zeal Of IN the sn% market rI lnn at west es o
gut aio ea;!s, duriag The si'es
sss: e 0GG .' s%sr AZ, sT 30 "s. S's
o.t- nom n', %sc 40 Whit 1000 u, s@S co.; ,s @
YAK mSsd aoSS s%; s"sic 70 , %hf :9p s
W in ota35c cansa, s,aa, SHOVEL 75ds2c
H.. No Mlyn sScs S Si@9 e. 5 S
> fr co;, beetoais., sfF3SL ~, Lcfss@d SuIl
o o,e y '@ for 81 90 a"a De Zen embe so
Iimotny-Markc. scady n Sic per 100 n; sales. 200
trtz-. Fl,X.col-MaIket .a-y at ~ IL
Tic imports tie United Kingdom last week wer,
> bus $50. 900 bI~t com and 3lb.uD)
nils nour. imports the farmers deliveries Ma ,c
an aggregate D. as 00 BUSH FOR H., wccns supply.
Indicating n C1,n Of l.ijs.oOO bush in the English
Willie. Indian shipments 81 wheat list week wer"
making tot1 exports this 1900.
O1O ~ 900 oor husa al year, deccas?
Of 10 100 OGN bush. Exports Newiork lat week
Wheat 3i,clb hush corn. 2ii''j'' bush; oat~. 2l0S
bush nOpr. 27.16 bblr ard lni7li sak Anldini Il
f.% Q" s e'"i c. o % s2S" 90" s'S @ sHn
10000 bush The final estimates Of the Kansas i'oarJ
Aericultu rla, the wheat crop ~ 2iSNSo,J b~'
against ,0.sJlr 'o bus lat year The crop OF oats was
1874 900 bush acIirS iiOJt.O 600 bush lat var.
The c,op OF ", wa. LOST. COO bush. is
600 the probable product 1l3 80 Oov bush.
a:arr j.S-5 Oco bush last or average Of lfv"
pes The i've >tocH REPORTED In fine con-
diiO. i1atc rains put fans In "NrHlleut con
on for fall TX. Last October the Cove nHonts
averages in tire preliminary estimate were Wnsat. IL
hush: ont. 90 bust; ~ bush barley. 23'
tu-n. The milton Of corn was reported a; .os bu'h
y!od> IN DrcrE BIZ reported as Wheat
~ hush CON % bush ana oats 90 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
500

Average to-day. etE aud ...........--..''' S,1 30
iNtraHc range o.
u Oh To- prime It sofa ve0' nS, " - ~ -
the average estimated ~ ~ d.
REEVES Receipts N,r Id ears. o. 49, o., cxnor,
Unsigned direct .'sught Pr, ~ ., With 90
20 Liverpool and ~ fr N" MAJ Az an S.m,nd v,,
AZ the low yards w. - hs linn no
not equal D. u" supply. lni trad draerr p,icc. we've
e. finish with cars 70 rii the c"~c. ~ s,lo.
Generally rated Toe ower Al ha OPENING but la -ac,
81 common medium were IN so ~ moecr
from last Ffifay. figures Ean2o c,tt'e W', !" ~ y,
a'e Supply. Texans soil a. ~ @3d ~ D "a c,gs5 o.,
Z ,ommon 70 choice eel ctrd tops q; - 30 oXr1 ana
stays A. jpG- o.: bulls Il =. 3 b. ana " ~ ana
,Nphrf at a 30 COWS rad hci,'ts ut - VT 80, an
fat Western hct ?. at siSr. 'ly nte5isc' ,i,ng in
sdc. Stow at 7asl.t per n Extra quaitf "ll'na ~
small at DC Colorado AID TTNaS 81, AZ 30 a.
cable advic,s quote rffrg,r De 10. " ,JmatSd
dressed we,cht ShIpnen'- ~ Oh the RInic - sns'
-, 'or J. Shamherg & Son: AZ tta ioI NJ ""''''''"'
and alb Ut 500 quarters bc"f foT " MOTIFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New.Yor.. October ,, 1903.
COTT0N-Nhat w.th tsc yacht rae anG "ha; VITA
Che tendency hold of fOs tJ-mJr"ow'e TeiVIG Pom
Washington = crop tnc vo.um, o, bus.
Ia cotton has fallen oil decidedly. 1hc n1F"ct
started showing considerable irrcguisrity. VIVA an
aavaacc options and dec!in: gu Othcis, t'c
oIsning cal showing points advance 70 point d.
cline, with sale, amounting TO ohiI C,'oo Dt.s' IA
hour later the general; TO points lower
than saturdays closing. The dcelAs was que TO cS.i
selling OIL Unsatisfactory carly cables and fears that
after s lad been o'erdiscounta< To the bai
quality Of the official report liowevn the e.,ma.es
TO-DAY show expectation hos been liked Tor 30
to 20 per condition. Very little cotton offered
ing uat unless they increase the Liepocl market VIZ
probably advance. Estimated receipts TO-DAY at US
ports IS bales against 81 1873 bales last year ana
tor the week oO0aZ65 600 against 2o s4s las yer
The opening range clos" s-osy. ana Closing pios
the nreyious uight and last wear follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
legal Notices.

NIRCIIT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
NEW.YOEK David Baird. complainant. against The
Empirc Mill, Company. defendant In equity.
To all whom IL may concern
Notice hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed this Court Receive o! all and singular the
prnpcrty and assets OF The Fmp,r' Mills Company. .
CORONATION created by and under the laws OF tn state
Of New. York and that he has duly qualified such
nv an order United States Circuit Court for the
soufhern District OF Georgia Eastern Division hereto
fore entered IN suit pending In said Court the under
signed has been appointed aneary Receiver for aid cor
such ancllary Receiver. -
m. rnoncd hy the orders Of said Courts from IN any
way Interfering with the property OF said eorporion
Further notice l. hereby given that all persons IN
said CORPORATION hereby rcquir t. nrder
an account such Receiver his Office No. 10 Iayer
street in CITY OF NewYork. OF all debts and sumo
and TO pay the 10 said Receiver before the
2sth day OF Desemher. 1903.
All persons having In their possession anv property or
Of such coronation hereby required Ia deliver
such Receiver forthwith and on or before the
o.th day OF December. 1894 a. the place aforesaid.
an the creditors OF aid corporation are hereby r.
deliver their respective account and demands
exhibit and prove their claims 70 the undersigned nc
the place Aforesaid. before December asth. 1898
All persons holding any oren or existing contract OF
contracts OF Or with said corporal OF are hereby rqncc
to present the IN writing and In detail Ia such
Receiver the place oforsaii or before the 18TH
day OF Decrmbcr 1so3.
Dated NewYork City. October 5. 1893
WALDO ELLIS KNAPP, Receiver,
Ancilary Receiver sad District Of Georgia.
Mt sS,I:iSr o. ior EhA sseitor
RrOadway Eew.yOrK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
New.York. October Q. 1921.

Liverpool Oct. Q. 3ij p. m;-Beef In poor demand
extra India firm ut l0ls Sd: prime mess firm
at eOs Pork in moderate demand. Hams IN poor
demand Bacon in moderate demand Cheese In
fair demand American finest white and colored
firm at SIS. Tallow spirits OF turpentne and
rosn in moderate demand Lard-Spot in fair de-
mand futures In no demand; prime Western spot,
steady at As Wheat and -four In poor demand.
Corn-Spot In poor demand futures In fair do
nand mixed Western spot, easy at Is I'd October
easy at AZ: November easy at r. I'd: December
easy 1T az li,d. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast In
poor demand.
Receipts OF wheat for the last week from Atlantic
ports IS 200 quarters: from Pacific ports 5000 quar-
tors. from other sources. 1900 quarters. Receipts
of American corn for the last week, 200 quarters