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Rcmarks-Markct firm.
COFFEE.

New York, January I..-cSSas,rs
opened steady at sac points ~ ~
dull. with trading connnen 49, u
rope advances local interci,AIRSFs slJ
Their weakened under iarse ,issd
ceipts and weak cables, hEI
l0Ul5 points net decline sa'svs MARI
including: January lS.Sg, N 10
1915, Spot coffee--Rio duss ~ n
mild dun; Ccrdova i!gls. is,ba 4
jamaica. 200 bags MaIa,gIss frt,l
terms. Warehouse del!veyllsv Yetl
York yesterday 639l bags; sod
today &c, 1856: United states st.issl
bags; afioat for the unileu ,,nlls
bags, total visible for the 80 vi
5S6,Sl3 bags. against 4se'o'' -
Rio, January 17.-Dull. ~ ~
refs per 10 kilos; eNchSsn,,srope, ~
ccipts 13, 600: cleared for Eu ny
the United States Joo0; sloVA
Santos. January l7,-Steaoie ~
age Santos 1850 refs per y
ceipts 5000, stock $4,000
New Orleans January ~
Rio, ordinary to fair r'aio's
Hamburg, January H. ~
changed, sales 1900.
Havre, January I.-Closeu
cline sales l1,0N
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The poultry market exhibits q firm
tone. the receipts being rather light
The demand for fruit and produce IS
fairly good at prevailing figures.
New Orleans exported 1900 bushels OF
corn last Wednesday.
Receipts OF eggs a; New York wednes-
day were $50 packages. The market was
weak at isfti7e for Southern.
The sugar market rules strong ana
there Is every indication OF q big bust
ness for the spring ard Summer as stocks,
retail ard Wholesale. are lighter than
ever before at this season.
The State report OF kansas made the
yield OF wheat for 1875. both winter and
spring, is.o0i.esa bushels. while the gov
eminent crop bureau made II = els. 5es
bushels. or - per cent more.
One iosrn IN Northern Ohio has shipped
80 car loads Of cabbage. Two sssIer krau;
factories IN the town have made 900 bar
rels Of krsut. Tina; vicinity raised 100
tons % cabbage averaging In value 10
the grower s. per ton.
The Shipping and Commercial List OF
December - ~ he centennial edition.
within handsome coiored covers 8; has
sevenfy-twc folio pages. ahundsntiy Illus
trsted with portraits and pictures. ana
stuffed With historical and satisfied
matters regarding the shipping Of New
York. where It IS published.
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COTTON POINTS.

tIouston's receipts for the week were
1880. against ASH during the same time
last year and %. 1876 in 1903
f. Cargill was advised that the ex-
pected receipts at New Orleans next week
we're 10000 bales, against 81, 900 In 1893. For
all ports the estimate is 100000 against
7l.0O0 in 1898,
The bears profess to be confident that
cotton will soon sell at cents. The bulls
say this will hardly be the case, but yer,
few of them expect any remarkable adj
vance under existing conditions.
Houston expects 1000 bales tomorrow
against 5000 on the same day last year
For New Orleans the estimate is sOl0 IN
G0O0, against II 4s5.
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Although prices for American cattle in
British markets are ic lower than a year
ngo AT this time. the first cost m shipping
ccnters Is 20 much cheaper 'nat inrrr i0
really a greater margin for exporter.
Tho Drov"rH' JouIral says rates on the
ocean are also lower and In many ways
the exporter bias better show than "a
year ago For this reason there "a "a
better demand for Tits class Of cattle
and 81 81 said that all tho available space
has been engaged for some time 10 come.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. January l7.--llog products
frmcr PORK TO- Lard, refined uerce. ~
mfi4. Salt meats. boxed, shoulders q, a
choice sugar cured S&a9is. Flour steady,
extra fancy 3.45HS.50; patents 3,1UUS.75.
Corn meal quiet, Las. Bran dun, %. Corn,
49, oats arm; No. 3 sacked 2iq,25 Nay
firm; primo i6HlS; choice 20U20is. Rice,
fair demand; rough receipts today 1850
year 6Oi 05s sales tod , 2ioS. firmer, 91a
. So clean sales 1899 barrels ordinary to
good 2i6Ni.
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New York January 7.-Wheat-Exports
&c. 600 Spot steady. No red 70is; No. /
hard 7olS. options opened duh but steady
all Ito forenoon. receiving some help from
iirn. cables and foreign buying. In the
afternoon prices advanced on u demand
from shorts and sympathy with provis-
IONS and closed NMR higher. No. . red
January 6s9s; May 67Ss
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Kansas City, January ML
ceipts ZOO; shipments $50; weat
Texas steers 2.95G3.55: Texas
IS; beef steers 3.3Ga4.So; naiiys IVY \
3.45 stockers and feeders ~
2.00m2.s5. Hog+Receipts l2M.
100 strong. 8 higher; bulk s'Wn
3.4i03.s0; packers 3.7GIS.@; tx
3,9j; light 3.G0d3.S0; workers w.
8 4003.70. Sheep-Recelpts ~ y
none: strong; lambs 4.O0ai,0' ~
81
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OTliE w1IrAT SITUATION

W r. Baker. president OF the Chicago
beard OF trade. a chronic bull. rayE.
with the Indian and Australian wheat
crop failure. a short crop In Argentine
and poor prospects In California, with
our own winter WHEAT crop IN the poorest
average condition ever known. ana with
a short acreage plo~cd for spring wheat
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, January T.--Wheat firm:
No. 2 red nominaliy Is; No, 3 red 62as7;
No. spring o bid No, sprins nominalLy
ul,changei No. . mixed 2s023,tt No, 2
white g2Js0i23. oats steady: No, Smixed
ieuil: No, white i7piS. Rye dull; No. 2
nominally ~. Hay steady, timothy 1000
fN2n0; prairie eoOfiT.0o Butter, creamery
quiet, iSi2; dairy farm i3li15. Eggs
strong, r. Receipts-Whe 1920; corn
EgnD
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pArNrs kSD M, G

orL--I.n.eed, in barrels. raw &c; boiled
Nc. petroleum, 80 test, In bbls lac, in
cases 81. ~. brilliant oil ti.s5; IN bbls i2isc.
stove gasoline. IN cakes, 50. in bbls. i5c (:
Eunion oil. In tbls, lee: in cases s. 80: cas-
tor oil, medical pure. N.oo; turpentine. In
b1is SC.
WHITE LEAD-str!ctiy pure. sdsle.
WINDOW CLASSIC boxes so ard 10
to 50 and % per cent discount, rev list,
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

80, - c1-.sr -. 49,.
~ - oS 80 L ~, Dlatnohd. &c per
rSs cr Etc. an s,n D., DpAe 80 ~ per
GO Ssssor az sssc session SGseA oil per
%. PMS .i!sss ~ ~ es4s qlart- Is 2
= - "a y. 49, 4"etT, per hpe' 49,
TO-. ".4S..As p.N-g-' s--s ltF kts.
ssehts N'.t Hrpp s"olt per ea-k sLiyI
( - 10y s+gg'i ~.
1865 - ~ leles"te srocers cnAige
SL.it .lt@t pi@e,l, g'4foF. In sacl.s &c
-" or. afy az bellies o'3fvsS ~ sst-
~ -p'! sail be.4ies otsc' SMOKED bellies
tJfc.
1AArI4.sb AND TIES-Fron store:
h1ss-Nsi ~ 10, 10; d. 81; "a ~ &c
A55TeE - - 1yeiia, none ~ ma.ket-
-, n (, y ~ Il, tS9W Di..I.-ApeS ID 100 4
Ri n re- y IL So Isis on, Spoon.
~ NNi.1 .FItuIT-Per do@en: straw
tires ~ 10 pan. PIPES. standard. W.
i55t, - 2n i,.' rs w: pears s'anes.iEd,
= ~ y s'1 ~ peaches. ktanuarq,
= .2 81 10y ~ se,onds. ID. . gjHl. -.
sf.- IS ~ 49, z -. 10 s,,coh ls. ai.al
ta - ~ ~ vs. '-"ef' 'es
q, (, y y e.l'!sin caray easlsct WRAPPED.
~ ,I1'-s i"'Aei' IN pans 'Jt'a-
tt.- .s.T,' -,-l,r.-,..t,..
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Car load lots, Job cars. from mill Deal
ers charge from store 81 loo more per lVl
lbs on bran. .G3c per pushel on oats ana
corn.
CORN-Sacked SSf54c.
BRAN--ssc.
oATs--s5a2sc; No. +? white 1850; COM
mon 2ltS33c.
CHOPPED CORN--s5c per 100 lbs.
HAY-Alfalfa yl3 0Oe. 1870 per ton, mile,
SO. t5Ffi2 %. timothy I'll .ocffls. 90; North
Texas prairie SO. South Texas IS %.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NiIOAJO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
CHICAGO


NiAcaHo' January 1.-THE wheat, corn
and oats market today rose out of a
t-s,tn..r weak conSt,io,, t. ~. t.. -. -
''O' ~ 'ile last zen nm
us oi u'e session ana closed strong at
the best prices N the day. Wheat uart1v
due. To tho s,-o,,s. 49,, o., ,,,,,,st,I- :,
4, ga -. P'''isrVis al'I
IA part Tor reasons peculiar to its own
surroundings. commenced the day at a
Little Improvement. Wheat which closed
the day before at 5ess had very few s.i-
eng al that this morning and plenty at
1as and almost Immediately 5s5.. The
larry Liverpool cables quoted some AL
ylnse tn.re and his. with the moderate
receipts IN the Northwest amounting to
only $40 cars, h-liTed the market to adj
VANCE {. arly. But the extreme dullness
Ia trade and the report of more gold shin
nenfs we're weakening fa,,tors under
which, there was At gradual decline to 55is
with every appearance Of 20 ng still lower
hIt tht fresh bu!llehness Of the provisions
started IL up again and il was once more
t.aforo /. O'clock wanted at 596. But H.,
npn-arpcarance of the cold wave here
and ihe heavy storm on tho Pacific Goa 4.
stopped support witch before had been
an obtrIsivc reliance of the bulls TN.
cloagances Of wheat and flour from the
Atlantic scaAoard were only moderatc
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U. s. Exports and Port stocks.
Stocks mt Leading Markets.
Comparative spot Market

The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today al the leading
markets. together with closing Of middlng
yesterday, with today's sales
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BEANs--caiiforna, small white 313lsc
per 10; bayou 2s5Nss.c: pink. 2Ne2s.c
Lima. fsfiic. black eyed peas, 3is
LtTTEN.-Eiu star pic dairy &c. ladlo
4 IL fancy flgn creamery he. fresh Texas
4 country kUHs v IN good condition
EiTTEkiN E-foiils. Isc; prints I3tkc:
i.lEln dulry b-icha iSl.
tAEbAGE-Iexss. per crate, yi5142 %
HaHer brauf. t2fQn2N.
EESE--New YORK fun cream. lie.
" econsin fun cream. he. fancy Allied
cl'ese lie; Swlsg 2oc: imitation swIss,
lial,r, brick cheele. lie. Linburger iJc'
EGG6--Teaas tn cases, lii4c.
CAME-SquirreiF G0nise por dozen. rnb-
bite small 81 20 ~. JACK rabbits. ,e6o5y
sDi opossumR fc0qluQ; malIard ana
other large ducks, s2sN93NJ: teal and
other small duci.. q N.2g,' quai. 81 0oa
eIts. $ ~ 40. suipc SlorUi p,
pNipN 8 50 5c Der bushei. onion sets.
! ~ bushci boxes f21iH1 = per box.
rEPPEK-C hbe. go per IN.
l'JIN't1 oil .i--' oiufuio GnC. sweet Dota.
/ toes feltHo. Sted p1fetoes: Teuneaseo
Triumph. 400 per loDsok barrels or A.f5
! pcr ouSnrl iu fHcitA sew York seed pota-
I toes s. y per q hus1ei barrels.
rot iTiti -chickenH, prr dozen old
/ hers - 5Jff2 0j. hpring gGL5u27J turlseye
81 J4l-o9, ducks. f-25p2.go, geeHe N.oOa
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st. Louis. January H.-Catus-
1900; shipments 500. slow and bard
although supply was light; natAl
steers 4.5e,d i.75; fair to ch0H
3.7jui.40: dressed beef grades
bulk 3.25n3.S0. steers under MI
I.15u3.50: stockers and feeder /
COWS and heifers 2.00n35Q; carl
l.2Ja2.25. calves 3.75d6.25; bulls .
H2.50; Texas grass steers ass
3.o0fii 25, bulk S.O00s.75. COWS NJ
1.g0n3.00. Hogs-Receipts 1o;
800: strong and active, $40 mg1
3.G0G4.e0, mixed 3.75d+.95; light \
bulk of sales 3,90d4.0c. Sneel1
10000. shipments none. firm; ~
tors 2.75I3.75; low grades l:@;1
3.25Gi.50. Southern sheep 2@aaS
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rRl-Irs Avn NItrs

ApPLEs--Bcn paWg. s3O0a8e q; Wine
Saps Ionathnns ana Missouri Pippins
ltNA MAS - ia 10 pUr bunch
CRANBEERiES - Cape Cod. s.. GO1g n
per barrel. 10g13H per crate.
l00f WV Pc'
GRAPEs- Malaga, S69gs5o per cask
LEMONS Mcasina, t3.V0gf325; extra
fancy. s. 5GrAuC
SuTS-Brazll. lie per III: nlberts. Sicily
30; Naples. l.lsri waihuts. Nc. peanuts 81,
9dc. aimonds. raragoua. lac per H.. ia
rccaus. 3hNgc
nRANCEs - California seedlings stgo.
nayels, 400. Jamaicas and AeHHinas ~ y
u3uI
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, January l7.-CstAl
the run was very light today
was poor and prices were NJ
cline. Common to extra ~
3.2J@ $50. but the transaction !,
at 3.75n 40. Cows and bulls
at 1ScG2.T0. The California M
bad shape under large oiW7
lots falling to 500. There VIM
orders for stockers and fead,n
few cattle were off sred Low I
come within the views Of count
Desirable feeders have ben ID
at 3,S0Q 400. Texas fed CATH
rived in fair numbers and soil
4.25, prices averaging hardly y 4
last Friday. Hogs-It Is non
admitted that hogs are In ooc;|
light supply in most parts d 4
and as today's receipts were n
the estimate prices moved up q
Pripe droves of medium we'd
402lAI4.05. Sales were at q ranr
4.05 for common to choice, viii.
of the transactions at 3.95alm 4
about as we'll as hogs. mos Il
s.rable lots going above SIS
much smaller receipts have
check the decline, and, as tho ts1
not characterized by unusual
prices ruled l01l5 lower. III
choice native sheep found purs
2.0cT3.T5; yearlings at a.Mltn
sheep 3,20G3.75: lambs S.5a4M \
Cattle $500. hogs q, coo, sheep NJ
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COTTON-SEED PR0DuC
uoyrsroN MARKET.


The following quotations ~
today by the cotton SEED pIss
ment of the Houston Cotton HA0
Roard of Trade: o..
Choice crude oil, for butter \ n
Strictly prime crude oil...." III
Prime crude .....,......."..'
Prime butter oil. In barrels 4
Prime summer yellow oil;;',
Cake and meal fob. mn 'n''"
according to location. shxl
Prime cotton seed cake. ....ES
Prime cotton seed meal" HT
Cotton seed hulls .......,.,.
Linters. a, Houston deliver!
iication. per lb, 3i4IS3s. ..s,A
Soap stocks, foots froE re'A'''
ID, Az bid, 30 asked. rls
For local delivery Houston Nh
neal and cake sl6.CO per toh,
ltC.
Market firm.
NEW ORLEANS MARIE .s1'l
New Orleans, January lt;-H,itr
Houston Cotton EXchange'l %,r
dull, crude. bulk u; YELLOW = ~
meal 100. cake 100 per P's ""
NEW YORK MARkha,,
New York, January M-lspp,ana,
Houston Cotton EXchanse XII
oil "a; prime summer yellow mas.s
prime coke nominal; meal WV
ton. market dull.
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p1rILpING MATERIAL.

CENENT-Portland cement, per Dbl.
g sos, !. V; Rosecale cement. per Dbl, ~
lG2.g9. lime t.reclay. s5.25sf5i 40; plaster
paris. s. 80, i--brick 81. Louis. per NJ sil'
inches. inclusive: felt roofing, per square.
q .15fe.t 20. Acn, and Royal cement plas
ter, ycr ton, 81. %: plastering hair, goat.
per 10. &c; laths. per NJ, 500.
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In the Northwest 1, looks as II the word S
markets must adjust themselves TO small
supplies another year"
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APPLIES Fancy sliced In boxes ts.slbo
choice exaggerated, t,sH03.c. fancy evapor
rated p.N7c
APRicnrs Exaggerated l2c.
CITHON lie per 10.
rUHltANTS- Fancy cleaned 6Nc; in car
tons &C.. " '
FIGS p EYapora,cc loo; Turkish layer
i5c. ayr
NECTAklNE s--E vaporated 100.
fEAGtIS -ENaporate1 o..
PI3AltS-~ EyapoTated 90
pLuMH-Pittsd Ice.
PRUNES Crop OF 1896: California nrunes
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Good Tat beeves In NsAt !.
steady, cows and helfsr \
steady; calves and yearlInn
cornfed hogs and fat sheeo tr'
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BEER-Schiitz. quarts, 1860 per Dbl;
pints 81, % per Dbl. a. r. c. Bohemian.
quarts. $40 20 pints. S1.oo; Dixie Pale.
PEI case. two dozen In a case
HIGH NlNES-u. p per gallon.
WiIISkY-Per gallon: Finished gocGs
on high wine basis sl.22; straight bourbon
aud rye, according TO age and quality,
E.151S.po: blended S.75d3 80.
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90 zoos, &C.; $685. Sic: se-fos, &c; sc-sos. ne
silver and ruby pr1nes, loo.
RAlSINS-Cayfornia L. L.. boxes 81 inff
80. crown l.. NJ. raislns. 50 ID boxes. &c.
) crown l.. NJ. 80 ID. boxes. 4a4f1c.
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ms were rs folIows.


ON the produce exchange today
Butter steady; dairy HAS; creameryl7u
%. Cheese quiet. SaM9l9 EGGS steady
fresh l60l7
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COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement.
Thta
Houston WcckIy Statement,
Houst"n Comparative Statement.

GrCss receipts this wcok. ......... 100
Net receipts this week ................- $500
Gross receipts this week last year. 800
Nct receipts this week last year ...,.,. is'S9,o
Tural Gross receipts this year ... ... $40 go a
Votal net receipts this year. ....... " gjS'SoS
Total gross receipts same t.mo last year aiS ~ 10
Total net receipts same Tina last wear - ia S'c
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Houston.
j. Jacobs & Co. Of the RI,
Yards report as follows;

Mutton, common, not wan,S
Hogs, cornfed, 100 lbs and u,ds|
Hogs. cornfed. over 40 lis ID 4
Hogs, mastfed, must be good
Good smooth cows, yearlinu
are wanted: also good crnla !,
and medium weights: mas,,1'
slow sellers.
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Th,rps 9r,ed Tor The Post daily
ro mnurS1ays and Sundays by A1b ally, except
s nissioyy GO. dimitedJ. lie stnc,, Mont
%.
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CASCARETS s.! |

Good cornfed hogs .,.
Common to fair hogs. :, .'.
Good fat sheep ...... ~
Common to fair sheep. h.s ;,i (,
Neceinfa Ii.
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Interior Towns.
Dnnftg O.,
HANRF MARKET

Havre, January l6-Spots were quiet
and l4f lower; futures easy and iaf down.
Today Yestid'y
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s,n m%.No, tair for cattle and calves ovon
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New York Futures.
opened steady; 1905 quiet and easy
closed steady; sales III 600.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1896-03-19
Ne. C5S
APPLICATION FOR A Patent.


n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
~ b. Dean, whose r. q. address Is San
Francisco, California. by his Attorney in
fact, ID. j. Bousheld. whose Postotlice adj
dress is Dean, Lander county, Nevada, has
this day flied his application for II patent foe
hfieen hundred G50D) linear feet Of the SnO'y
Ridge Mine or vein, bearing silver with sur-
fnce ground four hundred NO0) feet in width.
situated In Pittsburg Mining District,
County of Lander. and state OF Neyada, and
OH file in this office ms Mineral survey 1Ii6 in
Township -, North Ranges a. and SO East of
Nj. ltiabio Meridian said Mineral Survey
l7l6being described as follows. to-wit
Each Post OF claim, Survey ZIG, is Of
wood 4x4 inches square AZ it. long, firmly
set i'll the ground. above the surface of
which IL rises II. and has raised around IL n
mound OF stones except Post whose mound
is of stones and earth) #. high with IT.
base.
BEGINNING nt Post !. L 8 171G, which is the
" corner of the Morning Star Mine, and
the + corner of the Autumn Lode; whence
the W corner of Sec Township % II 46
NJ ID NJ bears deg 30 min Z Oil It. dis
tani; mouth OF Boused Tunnel IL - deg
III min W 1913 II. distant; running thence n
% deg 81 min i 3lb IL To Post [ S ZIG,
where Is set Post Of the Evening Star Mine,
I 81: thence y l3 deg "a min " along
Z side line OF claim and ) W line of Evening
Star Mine, la #. To Post u S : l71i. which is
set ut W corner of Evening Star Mine and
; " Garner OF tiiinbefiant Nine, whence
shaft 6x'ixl2 1t. deep, at north end of an open
ent 70 8 Il. deep. ll6 #. long. running 10
deg W bears > II deg W i3Oft. distant; mouth
Of tunnel 4xGx2n It. long. running y 70 deg Il
beafs II deg 90 min " 175 IL. distant; thence
di deg l. min " along n f side line of
claim, and : " side line of Cumberland
Nine 1908 It. to Post :. L s ZIG; thence S
5bdeg 81 min along y " end line OF claim
i'1 feet to I'ost 4. L ) Sl7l6; thence d2 deg
II min Il along W side line of claim Zig it.
to Post l, L i7l6 the place OF beginning.
magnetic variation IL deg 10 mfn L CON
taingg 10 acres.
The iGcation this mine is recorded in the
Recorders y uii.ce of Lander county, page I'D
In the Book l of Duplicate Miuing Notices.
The adjoining claimants nre Cumberland,
hseniig Star and Aorhing Star Mining
Claims belonging 70 W. T.. Dean and lamp-
ton Plains Consolidated Co. }. ID.
Any aud nll persons claiming adversely
any portion of said SLOW Ridge Nine or sur
inee ground, are required to tsle their ad-
verse claims with the Register of the United
County Of Orinsby, State of Neradn, during
or they will be barred by the virtue 10 the
o. II. GAILrP, Register.
II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
lice of Application for l'atent he published
for the period of ten consecutive weeks in
the CENTRAL kEyADAN, II weekly newspaper
published at Battle Mountain, Nevada
u. Ii. GALLUP, Register.
January 2nd, '96
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1896-03-19

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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1896-03-19

ALLEN a 90. 30 a !. Broadway. n. Y.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1896-03-19
DAY CONSOLIDATED xsNESG sLsaM
---s = Mineral survey isIi.

Begin at Post |, and run thence \ % deg 30
min W go IT, to Post and q thence \ - deg
10 min w 5i3 It. to Post q: theiice 10 deg ~
min W 1851 It. To Post Z. thence 5 % deg 80
min L 400 IL. to Post and ;; thenre 70 deg
30 min y G29 tt. To Post 4; thence \ IS deg 10
min + 1900 feet to Post J. the place of beginning
Totsl area, 81. - acres.
The adjoining claim is Morning star Mine
clonging to ". f.. Dean.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said May bay Consolidated Millsns
Claim Mine or surface ground, are required Ia
file their adverse claims with ihe Register ol
the United States Land Ollice at Carson City, ~
the County of ormsby, State OF Nevada, during
the sixty days period of publication hereof. oi
they will be barred by the virtue to the rro
visions OF the Statute.
q. II. GALLUP, Register
1t is hereby ordered, that the foregoing No
tice of Application for Patent be published fo
the period of ten consecutive weeks. ia tn
CENTRAL NEvADAN, a weekly newspaper pub
| lished at Battle Mountain, Neyad..
D. II. GALLUP, Register
! January 2nd, 'a6.