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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-11

Judge 81.
Belknap co. Price "a.
Howell ~, Littell Is, Weber 81.
Peck 9, Davis ~. Humphrey .
LaGraye IL, Turrittin 10.
Button %, Ryan 81, Thompson ac
Bragg :, Kelley 81, Pratt "a, Stew.
art ..
Chariz l6. Jones IS. murphy 81.
Erkley 81. Hogan 9. Maute Sc, Nor,
MS 10.
Cutting 81. Ring 81.
Bcohcr 30, Colsold II, Deal s.
Pecbham 3.
HAS, Is, J'Brien "A, Starr-tt 43.
Talbot 81.
Bingham - tiardesty 81
Baker =. Clayton 81. Coryell 6S
Gedney Is, johnson 10. Patterson 50
Pearson O..
Campbell -, Matter S, Mckee 50
Sherwood l..
DaWley 63. Mcbride 20.
Eggers 3G. Crock n. Hale %.
Grover IL. Watkins a.
Cooke ID. Wheeler 45. Wilson IS
Fuller As. Pullman SO.
Riddle CD.
Aiuley Is, Clark 20. Hesson 10
Rigsby 20.
HILTON 1. Taylor ], weuthers "A
WoolyertOn s.
NeNlands % Wren &c.
Mccullough >, Mcmillan 10, Rus.
sell S. Sadler -.
Codey ., Ferguson II. Gnmes %,
Judge IL
Belknap 81. Price 10.
Howell Is. Littell Is. Weber 2.
Beck !. Davis :. Humphrey IS, La
Grave ~, Turrittin II.
Button Il. Ryan II, Thompson %.
Bragg lG. Kelley 81. Pratt 9, Stew.
art n.
Chartz GJones %, Murphy ~.
EckIey 20, Hogan .. Maute 8, Nor
ri -.
Cutting Il. RING IL.
Booher -, CoIcoEd l6. Deal s,
Peckham =.
HAST 20. O'Brien -, Starrett l6.
Talbot 81
Bingham 81, Hardesty 81.
Baker II. CLAYTON b. Coryell 81,
Geiuey Il, johnson 81, Patterson 81,
Pear on ..
Campbell .. Natter 20, Mckee 4,
ShsrNood -.
uvIey Is, Mcbride 10.
Es-ers 80. Grork 3. Hale IS.
Gnayer b, Watkins C.
Cook" :, Wheeler &c. Wilson -.
Fuller - Pullman Is.
Riddle IS.
Aiuley il, Clark II, Hesson IL,
Rie-b -.
HyltOu 6. Taylor so. weathers IL
W~uOIYeiton -.
CLOVER.
Ncalaud .. Wren -.
Mcmillan Il. Mccullough l. Rus.
eel L.
HaTde.ty 10. bingham 0.
Baker :. CorycIl n. Patterson 3,
l, Cla!t"n 10, Gedney 10,
johnson 10.
BEYAS.
Sewlands 10, Wun3.
Mcmillan 3. Russ II I, SadIer 3.
Ferguson 4. Grimes s. Judge =.
Be!knap II. Price /.
Howell 3, Litt"u (. Weber 3.
Davis 1. Humphre. 3, LaGraye G.
Button 8. Ryan 4. Thompson ,.
Bragg ., Kelly ;. Pratt, 3, Stewart
{.
Char'z 5, Jones 3. Murphy ..
EcHley >, Maute I, Morris 3.
Citing 10, Ring l.
RCOher IL.
HAST >. O'Rrieu &. Starrett 3.
TALBOT -.
Bingham l, lIardesty 10.
Baker 3, Clayton 3, Coryel s., Ged-
ney ., Johnson /. Patterson II,
Pearson /.
Campbell 9, Mateer 3, Mckee l,
/.
Davley 2, Mcbride IL.
Esgers u, Crock /, Hale /.
Grover .. Watkins IL.
Wilson 10.
Fuller 3, Pullman 10.
Riddle Q.
Ainley i. Clark 3. Rigsby 9.
l~Iyl;ou ., taylor l., Weathers 8,
"oOlyertoB 3
SOUTH PORK.
New lands -. Wren IL.
Mccullough .. Mcmillan 4. Russell
10. Sadier 8.
Cutfey >. Ferguson !. Grimes o,
o
Bciknap 81, Price D.
Howell 10. Lit;"ll g., Weber IL.
Beck 8, Davis 8. Humphrey o, La.
:, Turrittin 3.
Bragg :, Kelly J, Pratt IL. Stewart
G.
Chartz ,, Jones Il, Murphy 8.
E:k!ey j.. Hogan s, Maute o, Nor.
ris Il.
Cutting lG, Ring II.
Buuhcr II, Colcord 4, Deal 8,
Peci'ham 4.
Hnistl 10. OBricn 8, Starrett 7.
Talbri 81
bingham ~, Uarderty 30.
Baker 2, Clayton 10, Coryeil 10,
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~ 'Sh W iasloI D. "edtneIs .
WoUlverton 3.
NORTH FoIK.
Newlands IS. Wren /.
Mccullough /. Mem llan 3, Russell
ii, Sadler ..
Cooley 4. Ferguson i, Grimes II
Judge 6.
Briknap -, Price 4.
Howell I. Littcll G, Weber IL.
Seek l. Davis |, Humphrey 3, La
Grave II, Turrirtin 6.
Button ,. Ryan ., Thompson II.
Quartz !, Jones ., Murphy 10.
Eckley D, Hogan =, Maute Q, Morris
7.
Cutting II, Ring IA.
Gooher Z, Colcord 3. Deal II. Peck.
ham >.
Hast ., O'Brien I, Starrett 10.
Bingham =, liardesty 10.
Baker |. Clayton Il, Coryell il,
Geduey II. Johnson 81, Patterson 8.
Pearson ..
Campbell 81, Natter 1.
Dawley Il, Mcbride s.
Eggers 2l Crock ., Hale 3.
Grover is. Watkins S.
Cooke 3, Wheeler ), Wilson IS.
Fuller -, Pullman II.
Riddle il.
Aiuley 4, Clark ). HessoD 1G.
HyIton II, Taylor 7, Weathers 3.
MOUND VALLEY.
Newlands 81, Wren "a.
Mcmillan II, Russell q, Sadier ~.
CotEcy ,, Ferguson IL, Grimes 10.
Judge 10.
Belknap 81. Price s.
! Howell IL, Littell IL, Weber 10.
Davis s, Humphrey IL, LaGuve T.,
Turrittin lG.
button II. Ryan lG. Thompson l3.
Bragg lG, Kelly S, Pratt Q, Stewart
10.
Chartz7, Jones %. Murphy Il.
Eckley 10, Hogan 3, Mante Is, Nor
ris IL.
Cutting IS. Ring "a.
BOohcr %. Culcord II. Deal !,
Pcciham >.
liaist 10, O'Brien 10, Starrett IL.
Talbot a..
Bingham u, I~fariesty IL.
Baker3. Clayton 80. Corycll IL,
GedLey %, Johnson B., Patterson Q.
Pearson ;.
Campbell 6, Mateer %, Mckee 4,
Sherwooi >.
Dawley 3. Mcbride u.
Eggers .. Hale "a.
Grover b. Watkins s.
Cooke 9, Wheeler III. Wilson 10.
Fuller II, Pullman %.
Riddle 81.
Arnley l, Clark G. Iiesson -, Rigs.
by >.
llylton Al. Weathers /, wooly,rton
J..
JACK CREEK.
Russell G. Sadler3
Bingham 6, Hartesty ,.
Clayton G. Coryell 3, Gcduey O.
Johnson G., Patterson 3, Pearson 3.
TEcoMA.
Ilnrdesty il, Bingham Z.
Baker 3. Clayton Q, Corycll a..
Patterson G, Pcnrsou .. Gedney 10,
Johnson 4.
NORTH RUBY.
Ncwlnnds 10, Wren Il.
Mccullough /, Mcmillan 10. Rus
cell 10. Sadler 8.
Ferguson II. Grimes II, Judge 1.
Belknap IS. Price 8.
Howell o. Littell 10. Weber II.
DAVIS D, Humphrey IL, LaGrave 6.
Turrittiu 7.
Button ~, Ryan .. Thompson Il.
Bragg ., Kelley 4. Pratt 10. Stewnrt
Chariz I. Jones I. Mn ply IA.
Eckley - Hogan J.. Mautc ., Nor
riE l2
Cutting II, Ring iG.
Booher IG, Colcord 3, Deal /. Peck.
ham ..
Hast il, O'Bricn 0. Starrett T..
Talbot n.
Bingham II. EIardesty 10.
BWkcr g., Clayton 10, Coryell II,
Geducy 81. johnson l2. Patterson IL,
PEARSON ..
Campbell Z. Matter IL, Mckee ;.
Shefwrwd G..
Dawley 81. Mcbride 7.
ELgcrs 90, IIei" 0.
Grover 10, Watkins II.
Cooke II, Wmro!pr I, wilson IL.
Fullerl0, Pullman 10.
Riddle -.
AinIey G, Clark 3, LESSON 10. lsigs.
by T.
Hcssnn 2, Taylor J., Wcathers 2,
WOolyortOn 81.
RAILROAD
SowiAnds :, wrcn2.
sadlerp
JudcgP.
Belguap g. Pricci.
Howell s. LittcIl l.
Davis
Button 2. TyAnG.
Kelley I. ptbit2.
Jones =. Murphy 1.
Eckiay I. Mauls 8. Norris.
Cutting !, II nsi.
Boon 3. Deai6.
HAST 1, O'BflCn I, Starfott6.
Talbot Q.
Bingham =, iiardoaty q.
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County Returns.
Following are the returns by pre-
cin.s so Far as received at this ofioe:

Becka 9, Dars 81. Humphrey AZ
SLrGraye li5. Turriitin 26.
Hution 81, Ryan "A, Thompson g.
char;z IS. Jones III. Murphy &C.
EcSlry &c Hogan l., Maute II
. Morrise so.
Cutting ll6 Ring 100.
Booher l2I. Coicord 20. Deal sc
Peckham -.
HAST II, O'Brien c.. Star.ett 81.
Talbot 2l0.
Bingham l04, Hardesty 1913.
Baker -, Clayton 80. Coryell liz
Gedne! ii5. Johnson 81, Patterson
lS2, Pearson Is,
Campbell "A, Mater As, Mckee IS
Sherwood as.
@ Dawley 100, Mcbride 90.
Eggers l4s, Crock ., Hale So.
Grover lao, Watkins 92.
Cooke y. Wheeler 50, Wilson l26.
Fuller 50. Pullman l25.
Riddle l63.
Ainlcy 10, Clark co, Hesson SO
Rissby ITO.
Hylton l2l, Ia, lor 20, weathers IS
Woolverton 80.
Morgan 2l0.
Cosswell 81, Daniels IS, Triple,
rs.
Yates POI.
Ncwlands, 80. Wren 35.
Me vlIourb 6. Mcmillan 30, Rus.
sell 10. Sadler ~.
Cooley !, Ferguson 70. Grimes 20
Judge u
Belknup 81, Rrice Il.
Howell -. LitteIl 10. Weber 81.
Beck 8, Davis Il. Humphrey 81
LaGE"ve 10, r~urrritiu ID.
Button 81. Ryan %. Thompson g.
Bragg ID, Kelly 10, Pratt 81 Stew
art II.
Chartz ~, Jones -. Murphy 81.
Ecb!ey Is, Hosan5 ., Mau:e 81, Nor
rs %.
Cutting 81, Ring -.
Boohsr&5, Coleorl 70. Deal IS,
PsckLam :.
HalstlS, O,Brien -. Starreit 81.
ralbo, 63.
Bingham 81. IIardesty 81.
Baker Q. Cia! ton %. CoryelI 81,
Gedney 81. Johnson -. Patterson 81,
Pearson q.
Campbell "a. AEateer 1, Mckee II.
SheynOod 3.
OaaIey -. Mcbride 81.
EgEers 70. tirocx 3. Hale 10.
Grover -. Watkins Il.
Co9Ee II. Wbee!er 80, Wilson i9.
Fuller % Pullman II.
Riddle IS.
AtnIrs 20. CLARK 10. Hesson Il,
Ricsay -.
HyioaS 5. TayIor :, weathers e6,
Woo!verson 70.
wIELaSS.
NewIsnds Is, Wren i.
Mccullough /. Mcmillan /. Russell
II, Sadler g.
CoGsy !. Ferguson !. Grimes u
Judge c.
Be!kpaP 10, Price 4.
HoEellT 7. Littel 6. Weber l2.
Beck | Davisl /, Humphrey 3, La
Grave 10, Tnrnttin G.
Button -. Ryan I, Thompson 6.
Bragg. ., Kolle! ;, trait II, Stew.
art :.
Chhrtz 4, Jones ., Murphy 10.
Eckle! ., Hogan 5, Maute Q. Nor
MS !.
Cutting II. Ring II.
Booher Z, Colcord 3, Deal II, Peck.
ham,.
Huist9. O'Brien I, S,arre;t 10.
Talbot u.
Bingham I, Hardesty 10.
Bsker |. Clayton II, Coryen I, Ged.
ney u, johnson 81, Patterson 8.
Pearson ..
Campbell q, Mater 4.
Ddviey II, Mcbride g..
Fsgcrs 81, Crock 3. Hale 10.
Grows is. Watkins 8.
Coosr 3. Wheeler D., Wilson II.
Fuller IL, Pullman %.
Riddle II.
Ciarki Hesson .. Rigsby l6.
Hyiton II. Taylor I, Wcathers 3,
Woo!yerton 3.
istAHD MOUNTAIN.
NegIapds -. Wren4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-11
OCEAN FREIGHTS

Cotton-Market easy; rates ouoto.
per 100 pounds: Boston, per hal ., az :
new YORK per bale, $1OO; PhiIadalrbto
per bale, %.OO; Baltimore per hale e. No,
Dlrect-Barcelona, 55c; Genoa. 5Oc. ~
ovc; Bremen. 4Sc; Liverpool 4lc: Hoyra
SOC trieste, Soc; Venice, 63c. Via ~
hork-LlVerpool, 42c; Bremen. 45c. A,n,to"
dam, 4Sc; Hamburg, 45c; st PetarsL,,er
pc; Havre, 45c; Reval SIC. Genoa rs 81
Naples, Coo; Japan, SOC. ''1
Luhper-By Sail-Freights are firm ~
ruiihs rates. Foreign business is NOR
OF Tess nominal The rates from tbls ana
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at SooS
sou Tor a range-including Baltinore anS
forIand' Me. Railroad ties, base a feet
70 Baltimore, 12c; to Phiadelphia 19c, ~
New York, 131ac Timber rates. 6oc@St "a
hlgher than lumber rates. To the WI
Anoles ana Windward, nominal: 10 PosaS
RIO, $l2.OO613.O0; to Buenos Avres ana
Montevideo, $10OO@11.O0; to Rio Janeiro
$4.OO; to Spanish and Mediterranean norte
SIl'6oal!.6o; to United Kingdom, for orders
nominal for lumber. "a IS standard.
by Steam-To New York $500. 70 pbi,o-
delphia, via New York, $3.50; to Roeton
so.V via New York, to Baltimore 400
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market !.
nrm. Medium sized, Cork for orders ara
as follows: Rosin, rs 101bd, for barrels ~
3lO pounds, and per cent. prinaee. snir-
its' As l3sd; Genoa, rosin, IS 3dG3s Cd. Ad-
Ratio, Is 6d@2s Cd; South American rosin
SOc per barrel of $50 pounds. Coastwtse2
Steam-To Boston, loo per 100 pounds on
rosin' zoe on spirits; to New York. rosin
SIC per 100 pounds: spirits, soc.
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FINANCIAL.
Money-Market steady.

Toreign Exchange = The market is
quotations: Commercial demand, SASH;
sixty days a,SlA' ninety days, 81. Soz4 ;
$50 Graies sixIv DAVIS, 52.26 marks, sixty
S SwisS' ef3S siA'Y ''' '-'-' ''''' ''
''i Bome esii Exchange-steady; banks are
buying at 4 per cent, discount and SELL
me as follows: Up to $25, 1Oc premium;
coz to $50 15c premium; $50 to $780, 2Oc pre-
M JIM, 20 tTi,. is fair hl1siness DOING
,,,I % r ~, animation to the market
$50 llJ ana RondsLState Bonds-Georgia
o,f Oor cent bonds Of 1880 los bid los
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5.93c; July, 5.97e; August, 6.OOc; September.
$50; October. cole.
New Orleans, La, Jan. 1O.-Cotton fu-
lures dull; sales, 1880 bales; January.
!. 33d5. Sic; February. 5.36Q5.37c; March,
. .42a5 45c; April, 547Q5 49c; May. $50
.. 53c; June, 5.57d5.59c; July, 5.62a5. sic
August, 5.66q5.67c; September, $685.. nc;
October, 5.72Q5.73c
New York, Jan. 1O-Riordan & Co.
say of cotton to-day: Notwithstanding
enormous receipts and the determination
OF the cotton operatives at New Bedford,
Mass, to go on strike, prices again show
ed remarkable steadiness to-day Liver
pool was unchanged and our market open
ed 1 to points lower. The volume of re-
ceipts, both at the ports and interior
towns, was so great that ordinarily a good
decline would have been justified A big
demand for August on the basis of cents.
however, consumed the offerings, and there
was no decline of consequence. May open
ed at 59lc eased to 5.SSc and closed al that
figure, with the tone of the market quiet
and steady. The long interest that has
been steadily accommodating must now be
very large, and unless receipts fall out
materially, we fear the market cannot be
sustained.
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SPIRITS STILL HIGHER.
ut8KET FIRM AND OFFER
N DEMAND AT 81 CENTS.

-,.- pccetpts Light and the Price on
- inward Trend-ROsin Partieu-
- Firm on Medium Gradcs-The
Is Heavy-COttOn Market steady
II Unchanged With "A Good De-
ID But Sales Limited-WhOle-
~. Markets Steady.
e.,.srnah. Jan. 1O.-The spirits turpen-
49, market continued on the upward
,-.n5 to-day, and the price reached 80
,,= and was expected to go higher.
I'm was also in good demand, and the
49,. we're heavy, with prices advanced in
-s.7r,r grades. The cotton market re-
.1,frs4 steady and unchanged, with sales
Font There was but little offering of
.,-s at the market quotations. The
aborezale markets were steady and I'M
.bsrred. The following resume of the
5iaerent markets, both local and tele-
graphic. will show the tone and the quota
inns at the close to-day:
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NAVAL STOEES.

Spirits Turpentine - The very light
receipts caused another advance
in the price of spirits turpentine
to-day. The price jumped to &c at the
closing call a the Board of Trade. At the
first call the market was bul.etned firm
at 3l12c, with reported sales of casks
at &c. At the last call the market closed
firm at 32c, with further sales of 80 casks.
The receipts were only oil casks
Rosin-There was strong demand for
rosin to-day and the reported sales ag-
gregated nearly 5000 barrels. At the first
call the market was bulletined firm, with
sales of LAOS barrels, at a part advance
of sc on E, f, and G grades. At the last
call these grades were fully advanced. The
sales reported were $685. barrels, at the
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GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC


New York, Jan. 10.-Flour, Influenced by
ihe decline in wheat and ruled lower on
choice grades va
wheat, spot, weak; No. red, 81 .O01l,
optlohs opened weak under bearlsh ca
pies, realizing and small visible Increase
put broke again on long selling and weak
continental cables and closed AG11kc NET
lower; No. 2 red. January az. ma,
92Mc. ''|s0' Ni"S
Corn, spot easy; No. 2, 34zlc: opuons
opened steady on light offerings but sold
on under heavy visible supply increase
ana sympathy with wheat, closing H0asc
net lower; January 327sc; May. 34c.
Oats, spot quiet; No. @ 28%c; options
quiet and easier, with the other markets
closing unchanged to nc net lower Cot
ton seed oil, quiet prime crude. 1SihG1Qc.
prime crude yellow, 221ac. Rice. quiet;
fair to extra, 414G6lkc Molasses. steady:
New orleans open kettle, good to choice.
z64Slc. Coffee, options opened steady al
points decline; closed steady, with prices
unchanged; sales, ALSO bags, Including
January, 5.55a5.6Oc; March, 56O65. 65c; spot
mo- dull; No z, invoice, 6Ac; No Z job
bling, 612c; mild, quiet; Cordova, S15G15c;
sales, 1000 bags Baracaibo private terms
Sugar raw, steady fair refining, 32lc;
centrifugal, 96-test, 41ac refined, quiet
Butter dull; western creamery, 14a20c;
Elgins, &c; factory, 11114c Cheese olliet.
large white, September, S15@8Ac; small
white, September 9AG91Ac; large colored
September, S1aqSAc; small colored Septem-
Der, 9A@9l2c; light skins, 6a6Ibc; part
skins, 4h@5i4c; fun skins, 2lsa31bc.
Chicago, Jan. 10.-Heaviness character
lied all the grain and provisions markets
to-day. Wheat was affected most bv the
weak cables, and closed nc lower than the
iinal figures of Saturday Corn declined
h@9sc Oats closed PC lower, and provis-
ions registered declines ranging from TIC
to 10c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
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DRY GOODS.

New York Jan. 1O.-The week opened
with small gains in the first hands mar
ket for dry goods All cotton lines shows
a shade of improvement, but a scrutiny
of to-day's developments failed to reveal
any actual gain in the conditions which
would point to better market in the fu-
lures.
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~ carload lots special; Portland cemon,
retail SEQ; carload lots, s.. co. '''o'''
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RICE.

Market steady The following quo
tations are for round lots in first hands:
Fair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ''....'........524Q4
Good ................ G41a
Choice ...................... Q51R
Rough-75c to $1.00 per hushel.
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w neat NO.
Jan. .....921a 92Ih 81 qt
May .....9OR q9OB 81 @91M S09s 90l5
July ...;;@9s S1A SllsQ81h Slil
May .29IA6129H 29ll % %
July .'.,:SoA SoA 30 Qao1s 30 G3U5
Oats, No. p
May .2S5sI2S24 2324 23Jb 23i5
July .....223s 22ls 22ss 2o2s
Mess Pork. per bbl.-
Jan. SO . Ssa5 50 17lA 50 17,l
May 800. 40 go $50 q 32i5
Lard. per 100 lbs
Jan. ...,. 4 70 40 67h e7is
May ..... IS 4S5 477b 4SO
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs
May ..... 70 7a4 67b s 81
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady; No. 2 spring wheat, S624 GIS7aic: No,
. spring wheat, 8lq90c; No. red, Gle; No
corn, 261a026Ac; No. 2 oats, 225sc: No. 2
white, f. o. b., 2434c; No. white. f. o. b. ,
23AG24l2c; No. 2 rye, 45c; No barley, +. O.
b., 261z040c; No. l flax seed. 81. 1871 %:
Dbl, $92049.5215; lard, per 100 lbs, A67i50
40; short rib sides 0oose) $44504. 20: dry
sailed shoulders 0oose), AZ 65c; short clear
sides (boxed), &.75n5.00; whisky, dstillers'
finished goods, per gallon, $119; sugar, cut
loaf, 6.l4c; graduated, 5.51c.
st. Louis, Mo, Jan. 10.-Flour quiet
steady and unchanged. Wheat lower; No
2 red cash elevator, 5214c; track, 9la95c
No. hard cash, @9SSc; January, 92Mc;
May, 939s0931ac; July, Zoe. Corn easy; No.
cash, 25%c January, 251ac bid; May, 27Go
271sc; July, 8Ac. Oats strong
and unchanged; No. 2 cash
elevator, 231ac; track, 244d2415c; No.
2 white 25h4251zc; January, 28Ac bid May,
24hc; July, 25%c. Rye quiet, 44l6c Whis-
ky steady, S1l9 Pork lower; standard
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York Closing Stocks.

New York CT
Atchison ........ 1875 !
do pref ........ 30A
Bait. & Ohio =. 1875
Can. Pacific .... $685.
Can. Southern. 5212l.
Cent. Pacific .. 11A
Ches. & Ohio E. % +
Chi. & Alton ..1G4%
c., B. & @. .....1 007s !
Chi. & e. Ill. =. So
C,C.C. & St.L.. 3515
do do pref go. 80 +
Del. & Hudson. 113
Del, L. & w. ..154
d. & r. G. .... II
do pref ........ 1872
Erie new 49,. 1875 J
do 1st pref. =. 1872
Ft. Wayne .....16615I
CT. Nor. pref. ..130
Hooking Valley. "a
Ill. Central 1861
Lake E. & w. e. II
do do pref. .... q p
Lake Shore ....175 (
l.. & n. .....". 5614 {
Manhattan L HIS <
Met. st. Ry. ..133A
Mich. Central LOB K
NJ. & st. L. -. 25A
do do 1st pref. IS !
Mo. Pacific .... 345s /
Mobile & Ohio. 1914
Mo, K. & T. =. 12]5 :
do pref ........ 1914 {
c., l. & L. ...... Sal ]
do do pref -. 80 ]
N. J. Central d. 81
N. Y. Central. 1922 s
N.Y.C. & St.L.. 1872 s
do do 1st pref. 70
do do % pref. 80 :
Nor. & West. =. IA |
No. Am. co. go. Az
No. Pacific ..... 2212
do pref ....... 625s
Ontario & w. ..152
ore. r. & N. =. BIZ ;
O. Short Line. 20is
Pittsburg .....1GS s
Reading ......... 22A
Rock Island zee. 9llt ]
st. L. & S. F.. RS
do do 1st pref. 57T I
do do % pref. Ply {
st. Paul ........ s. J
do pref ........l44
Bon
U.S.new As, reg. .129 J
do coup. .....129
u. S. rs .........ll2A
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Stock on hand this day 800. 1891 200, 507
Stock same day last year -. SO 269 265, 1923
Receipts same day last year.. 294 1857
Charleston, S. c., Jan. 1O-Turpentine
market firm, 3012c; sales none. Rosin firm
sales none; A, B, c, d, E, $1.1O; F, G,
$l.15; H. S1.20; others quiet; quotations I'M
changed.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 10.-Spirits tur-
pentine closed firm at 80 and 3212c. Rosin
firm at $1.15 and $1.2O, Crude turpentine
steady at $1.40 and $780, Tar firm at $1.O5.
New York, Jan. 10-Rosin, steady;
strained common to good, $1.4O91.45. Spir-
it's turpentne, firm at 33H@3S12c.
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Closing Stocks.
7siSt. p. & o. go. 77%
q do do pref las
z st. p, NJ. & M.12l
Is So. Pacific ..... q
u So. Railway go. 9
p do pref ........ 31%
Tex. & Pa. ..... III
vi Tn. Pacific go. 2Gl4
7sI U. P. d. e Co.. 91k
Wabash ......... ~
p do pref ........ 1881
Wheel. & L. E.. 8
do do pref. 80. 10
Adams Elk. .....159
American Elk. LII
y United States =. 40
Z Wells-Fargo ....112
V A. Cot. Oil ..... %
Y do pref ........ 76
Am. Spirits ..... tx
4 do pref ........ 10
z Am. Tobacco =. 9Osl
do pref ........116
Peoples Gas go. 955s
ICONS. Gas $50
q Com. Gable Co. .175
3 Col. f. & Iron. 261l
q do do pref 80. rs
Gen. Electric =. 35st
z Ill. Steel ....... 50
EaClede Gas -. As
+ Lead ........... BIZ
4 do pref ........107
Y Nat. Lin. Oil =. 17ik
z fore. Imp. Co. =. 20lb
z Pacific Mail .... 81
Pullman Pal. ..17lH
Sill. Certificates. 5lK
rs. r. & T. ..... A
Y Sugar ..1432s
do pref IFS
T. c. e Iron 80. 2s1s
~. S. Leather .. Z
z do pref ....... G4Ik
x U. S. Rubber e. 1874
3 do pref ........ Ga
West. Union o.. 92ih
Y Northwestern ...122lh
do pref 1914
st. l.. & s. W.. 4
z do pref ,........ ga
Z r. G. w. ....... p
: do pref ....... COZ
z Hawaiian c. Co. 30sa
z Chi. CT. W.. 155s
Reading lists -. 51lA
onds.
IN. J. C. IS. .11lh
N. c. 6s .........125
z do As .102
Z No. Pac. lists. .1l7jl
q do Is .......... .6l1a
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New and ForidaC
Atlantic Line NORTH with
wa
t and
Cole and
bany and
A Rihan wi oumbus Dawo and
an
Pullman Palace sleeping
o
West Broad street
General Passenger Agent MARTIN Agent
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CTIASN assenger Agent
A M N Bryan Streets
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TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JAN 3 1893
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-24
Fight News.

Chicago, Nay 21.-Dan Stuart arrived
here to-day from Dallas, Texas. As soon
as matters can be arranged Stuart Will
pld Tor a tight between FitzSimmons and
any good opponent. Stuart brings a lis
pound man north with him. whom he in
tends to match against any feather
weight in the country, George Dixon pre-
ferred.
Syracuse, May 2;.-The good o,,;. ms
which Kid" Mccoy and James J. Cor
bett have of themselves came near cans
ing a fight between them here early this
morning.
About 3 o'clock, after everything per-
tanning to last nights battle between
Mccoy and Rubin had been settled. Me-
o"F' IN company with some friends. left
t"e hotel Where he was stopping, to take
Il walk. COrbett, who was stopping at
the same house, left at the same time. but
went IN an opposite direction. They
met later and Corhett at once said 10 Me-
Coy:
Say, if You are such a good fehter as
you claim to be, WIZ is it that Won rer-
slSt i'll refusing to meet me at an early
date? L mean what I said at the rinoside
am" want TO take a punch at you instead
Of talking"
Mct"y, who up to the time that Cor
Oett made the latter statement. had not
SAID a word, hnt was evidently getting
up, murnured something about
oorhett being a stiff" Corbett at this
]unctnre, assumed a threatening attitude
ana the affair would undoubtedly have
terminated in a personal encounter. had
the friends Of both parties stepped in
''i separated them. Mccoy said after
ward that he would meet Corbett in Sep
Iehber and not before then. He will
nght Goddard in New York, June 9th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-24
IoWnsendsisms.

Owing to long continued cold weather
the local mushroom crop is a total failure,
though babies, calves and kittens are
sprouting nicely.
ms Government having taken the
philippines must hold them in spite of
all opposition, and the annexation of
llaWall becomes an absolute necessity
Honolulu is the half way house 70
Manila and is needed in the business.
Aripe looking squaw plump 10 bust
ing, came up from Mono Lake This vocl
looking for her lost Indian. who had do
campet with her ponies and another
Sq"aW. Exhibiting a big gun and knife
she declared that she would butcher the
r''laWays when she found t,tm. This
the three met near the forndrv
ana no" there are two sQuaws and q
Duck horribly cut and sla,hed. lyinq in .
bloody heap in a pile of brush near the
road.