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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
n. ass..s. .: Clan,s,,sia,

The reunion Of soldiers u Chan
berlain last week was . grand sucoesA
if We are 70 bsl,svs ths reports Of the
Kimball soldiers who were present.
They al testify 70 Chambsrlain's hos
pltal.ty and that the people II that
town fairly out did themselves in
making the ecas,on An enjoyable one
both to the soldiers and their friends.
Chamberlain people are noted for
their hospitality and never do any
thing by halves. The secret Of it is
they pull together, IN example it
wonld profit some other towns to
follow. The town was beautifully
decorated. An immense arch Gov
cred with evergreens was set up
across Main St. from which hung the
word "Weloome." At other places
upon private and public buildings
were strung dagn and banners upon
which were appropriate inscriptions.
The Klmball, Waterbury and Cham
berlain Brass Bands enlivened the
OCCASION with their music, assisted
by the Chamberlain Glee Club, and
Major Hendershott's drum corps.
Speeches were made, toasts drank
and stories told that made the old
veterans live yer their campaign
days. The reunion will long be re-
membered by those who were 80 fort
innate AZ to be present.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
"A Pretty Littl. B.y.r

One Of Kimball's leading society
young men, although youthful in
appearance, old IN sin and miquity,
had occasion to call on a certain
married lady whs has but lately be.
come q resident Of our beautiful town,
for the purpose, as he afterwards sta.
ted, Of ascertaining If her husband
was at home ian old excused. When
the husband arrived at home he was
informed by his wife that = %''littlc
boy" had been there to sec him, she
did not know who he WAS but he was
= "r.ai pretty little boy We have
tried to figure out who the joke is on
but give it up.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
1890 Niles Down ths Yellswstsne md
Missouri In 4 SkiG.

Missouri In 4 Skid.
On the 92d of August Mr.. E. NJ.
Sedgwick, son of our townsman Mr..
s. w. Sedgwick, who has been in
Montana during the past eighteen
months, in company with Edward
Henselwood, a friend, left Billings,
Montana, IN All eighteen foot skitf,
bound for Chamberlain. Their out
fit, in addition to the skiff, consisted
of Sharps rifle, a wagon canvass, to
be used in case of bad weather, a few
cooking utensils and provisions for
several days only, as they depended
upon the towns along the river for
supplies and their rifles for meat.
They report seeing a great ma,.y
deer and other small game on their
journey, but shot only three deer
which furnished them with plenty of
meat. They went on shore every
day but one for dinner, aud disem-
barked nights and went into camp.
They report the trip without an ac-
cldent to mar the pleasure Of it and
reached Chamberlain and Kimball in
the best Of health aud spirits. Mr..
Henselwood has spent the past ten
years of his life hunting and trapping
in the West and brought with him
his trapping kit packing bags, saddle,
bride, etc. He seems much pleased
with Kimball and surroundings and
will doubtless now be contented to
settle down amid the haunts Of civil
lization.
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NurlC:x.

Whereas. ray wife Hannah Jane
having left my lied aud hrar.! with
.nt just or provocation, I here
BY forbid all person. harborinx or
trusting her OH my account asI will
pay M de bts Of l:er contraction after
this date. jalpes Cannon
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

The finest candies IN town at Barnes
Bros.
Get your milk and cream Of A. T.
Gregory.
Go to Warmers store for your
grain bags.
New carpet samples at the furni.
ture store.
Go to Barns Bros. for the Little
Devil" cigar.
Go to Hutchinson & French fol-
your Machine Oils.
All summer goods at cost At Leon.
ards harness shop.
Barnes Bros. bakery il the place to
GET boss loaf of bfesd.
|. Flour tl.40. Choice family
-four $3.50 1t Weeks 4 Wells.
Hutchinson d French are selling
lsmps very cheap. Go and zee.
Cool fresh milk delivered At your
door twice day. A. I. Gregory.
All accounts due the EsrxRpRIsr
are payable only to C. r. Tinan.
FoR SALE.
Harness and bugg,ea at Cameron's
livery stable, youth Of depot, kimball
D. T.
ladies, call At Hutchinson 4,
French's and examine their new stock
of Fancy Stationary.
did you know that Weeks 4
Wells are selling 8 pounds Of roasted
Coffee for tl.Uj
We have = number of gallons Of
Pine Tar which we will sell yery
cheap. Warmers store.
Thy our California Canned Fruit,
we have everything At only 80 csu,,
per osn. Weeks & Wells.
Dir. Sedgwlck received another g,
load Of tAss famous Pert Byron Lame
F8E4H from the kiln this week,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
UENNIS,RYAN.

ArrORxEY aad CouHsEiIoB ut Law. vii!
practise in Territoritt, State and United
States Courts. Criminal lawa speciality. Will
attend to land cases at local land Office and
at Washington. D. G Lands bought and
sold on commission and taxes paid for non-
residents. Ofiee IN Main street opposite
Taft HOUSE, Kim!,. L. Dakota.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
COUNTY OFFICERS.

...J. r LOWE.
COMMISSIONERS ....H, Pu.GER.
..R. S. TAYLOR
County CLERK. %. w. SpAIpING
COUNTY JubGE.......J. b. Lone.
TRr AsuRER. r. J. ANDREWS.
SnkaIrF........E. p. OcHsNER.
DEPUTY SHERIFF. IL. c. BARNES
SrrT. orScnoors.. f. l.. DREwRy.
SuRvEroz.....S. III. WnurLocK.
AssEsseR........G GEORGE barry.
CoRoNEx........A. NJ. FREScu.
-...Gs ANDERSON.
RoxD Scpn's &C w. MckiNLEy
.....L. RICHARDS.
'..'',.' :: :::::;; 5 !. s $ g.:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
CITY ITEMS.

Be careful of Eres.
Bank up your houses.
Build shelter for your stock.
Take down your mosquito bar.
Make the proper fire breaks.
Make things snug about your sta
bles.
The fool says: Tomorrow We
live" The wise man: 1--WE lived YES
terday."
A building boom unprecedented
in the history of kimball is now in
progress.
Our friend Willis, of the Index,
has bought a safe. IL. S. Dunlap has
ordered one.
The Plankirton Standard is sound
on the prohibition question and don't
you forget it.
When two young ladies' fail to
agree it certainly must be a Miss
understanding.
Why not form a literary club in
Kimball this winter. Who will make
the first move?
Subscribe for the GRAPHIC, only
$500 year with the American Farm
er as a premium.
Workmen are busy finishing up
the interior of the school.house and
building the tower.
1t will be a cold day when George
Blceser goes down to Red Lake on
another hunting trip.
Give me a kiss, dear girl" 81
can't" she replied; II don't mind
lending you one, but l must have il
returned tomorrow"
The letter writing American pub
lie will arise as one man and vel
come that long-looked for and long
desired friend, the Two Cent Postag,
Stamp.
A man named Darling lives in Fal
go, Dakota, and when anyone call,
tn him on the street every young
lady within three blocks bushes aud
! looks around.
We neglected to mention last week
That Bert Smith has the honor of
bringing in the first goose of the sea.
son. Shot on the wing with a Win
chester SO cal. rife.
s. d. Cook, of Mitchell, stopped
in kimball a few hours last week on
his return from the reunion of sol.
dlers al Chamberlain. We acknowl.
edge a pleasant call.
Robinso:' is Allding a third a,:
dition to the rvat Of his slranty.
There is n thing you can bet on
and that is he will let up when he
strikes the Missouri.
This is the way the papers speak
Ne li'a!c co:nty iaiy: "i'iie Brule
es.;lnty fair vas . brilliant show, and
covers Brute all over with lasting
i:me."-Plamkinton Standard.
Five sportsmcn from Minneapolis
with their guns and complete HINT.
ing outfit, arrived in Kimball on Fri.
day morning last to spend a month
in Brule comfy slaughtering the
| ducks and geese.
A temperance mass meeting will
be held at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening under the an,
spices of the ". G. 7. U. Able
speakers will be present. Let every
body turn out
As provided by our statutes two
additional County Commissioners
have been appointed for district No
4 and district No. s. Mr.. G. NJ. Aus
tin for the former and Mr.. G. NJ
Gregory for the latter. Brule county
now has live commissioners.
A stranger vas in town this week
offering to bet from $l0c to $500
the Bank of Kimball to be stake
holder, that the reservation would
not he opened inside of three years
1t is Unnecessary to add, he found nc
one foo enough 70 bet him.
We would cali nur readers, atten
ton to the advertisement of Z. j
Leonard which appears in this issue
- "
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
ARCH II. STUART,

Attsrasy at Law, Beuntics Il P~nAlsns collected.
Zeal estate and Locating Agent Money loaned.
Final prof and Contest cases q specially. Office
ever Hyllinser and Herrins's Drug store, Kim
ball D. 7.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
WANTED

WANTED
Boarders, gentlemen preferred, good
rooms and board furnished.
Mrs. 4. H. Caryl.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
II. SMITH.

ATTORNEY AT Law. Land and Loan Agent,
3lREklngton AtlGa Count OIxoa. Ali
kinds of land business attended to. None,
en- real estate. decided claims and lelin
quishments for sale.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05

Hutchinson 4 French hsve sace,y.
ed III. largest stock u lux esee
brought 70 Brule Co., direct fssW.A
manufacturers, which they sell vsty
cheap and will job to dealers "
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
Z. ?.
DEALER IN
Hardware, Stoves,
AND
TINwARE,
KIMBAI.I, DAKOTA.
FOckD.

FOckD.
a little hoy's cnss. an thu roaa
from I.yonyille TO KinhAll. Owner
can have tie same ~ calm, & this
'lh'e' proving property and paying
cln rges.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
J. I. CONE N. D.

fxnEscns and Surgeon. Reference: MedicA
department Iowa State University.
CALLS PHoAPTLY 10 At ALL HouRes
DAT OF xrour. CHARaEs REASONABLE.
Kimball, Dakota.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05

A11EnT0 FARMERS!
l have'now the largest stock of Agricultural Implements sye bro.rA,
INTO nnoo southern Dakota. and lam now able to supply the trade Of lssuLE.
BUFFALO and CHARLES Mix Counties in any quantity. and in moneats
notice. | have the exclusive control of the following 6ut clss voo1s =
the above territory.
PLOWS:
Grand Desssr Breaking and Stirring.
John Deere
i'll Case &C. 1s -
b. u. BuNrdA Co.A
The %6iaadDsteu. Buts1d aad Eagle nar,us,
III. Thomas, Thsnpssa, csatss al ctansjsp
Hay RiksG. Tho Bush. il. cas sd fade
RlNng { Walking Ca csivatssy. i
Farmer Friend, Champion & Barlow Corn Planters
The Walter 4. Woods and Deerinng nowery
The Celebrated Waiter 4. Woods and
DeeSin9 Irvine Binders,
narv0ea9ye4 QOopoFo.
The Mlnnooote
Chief and
NICHOLS and SHEPERD THRESHERa
oNs, BUGGlEs, SEWING lAClIiNES. HAND CORN s5n 'p ps 81 800.
&C. DC. Extras kept " ordered for oil kinds Of uachine,v R.r...ns
the name and place. -'11
u. 1Rm
kiAsALi, DAxv1A.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05

GEO A. JOHNSTON,
Attorney AT law ra, Real Estate Broker
Mitchell. Dakota. Ofics opp. Alex. House.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
F. M. G%ooDYKooNTZ,

AsrosNEz At Law. Chamberlain. Dakota.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05

all silat was great that neither would
give her up. 1t was fun for the i'm.
mense crowd that had gathered, bu,
tough on the girl. Sheriff Ochsner
s?,d Marshal Ryan here interfered
and the young couple fearing in this
that they were now about to be sepa.
rated by the strong arm of the law,
threw their arms around each Others
necks and with tears, kisses and fond
words of erdearment vowed that
death alone could separate them. Blu,
let III draw . curtain over this effect.
ing scene. The parties were all es.
corted into Ochsner's store, matters
explained, the old man informed Of
the marriage and that he mist be re,
signed to the inevitable. As the Sher,
if had previously relieved him of q
"pop'' about IA foot long he "resign,
cd"
The "old man" in this interesting
drama. Mr. Sheldon Smith, is ownel
Of the town site OF l~.astalia. III.
yonng ma,', Ryan. i. engaged in til.
saloon business in the town. The
couple left for the Fest "Wednesday
night, destination unknown.
Sheriff Ochsner says this IL his Ere
experience in :.n clopement ease Lu,
"by gosh they wont get the start u
mr another tiAc."
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05
lvEY 4 LEEDoN,
HIRAM YOUNG,

Xssss and Sign Painter. Oniass lat At Holl.
As~ 1 Hsrrins's Drug stors viii Esesivs
prsnps setsntiA
Kinball ....-,,.......D stota
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

FOR ne J2spsr Courier.
Dun Doings Dag0erreotypcd.
Duff has picture gallery.
Thomas r. Green has moved into bic
new dwelling house.
Milton Lemond 10 making quite :
number Of improvements around bic
farm residence.
Mss Annis Thompson d teaching
|ecbool az the Osborn school house.
Esq. Daniel Lichlytcr has cod bic farm
land in about month Will remove with
bis family TO his old home, Jefferson Co.
Road Supervisor, James +. 6purlock,
lie doing some good work on biz roads'
| n this county had moro such SUPERVISOR
jss Jim We would have better roads.
Elder Brown. OF the Campbellite Or
Ider, held services &C the Vaughan schoo
house last Saturday and Sunday, during
which time he received one young lnas
/ and two young ladies into the church
land administered the ordinance Of bap
Itism IL tho waters Of Patoks-
1 Lon Converss, ono Of DufFs nea
and ono Of Dubois county
best citixens, has the western fever YER.
bad and thinks that be will remove y
IKansas next spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28
TO AL WHOM n NAY CONCERN

WurnrAsI I. he undersigned. Sheriff q
DuboIo County, Indiana, did On lho 91st
Day o. July, 1864, 0l|og % The public The
following reward, to-WI(:
o600 nDWARD.
Oxro T. Cooper about - yearo Of ago,
height 5 fee( inches. spare made and Z
lIgkt mustocho, round blue eyes, Wolghl
about lcO pounds and be- ra(hcr . omil-
Ing count6nonco, q wanted q Jasper
Dubois County. Ind, for che murder d
Thos. Dillon, % July 10Th, 1858. Th(
above reward viii - paid (or his arrest
and detention, % that I can eol him.
FRANK JOSEPH,
Sheriff Dubois County.
July 2lsl, 1854
which olYsr 81 oaId reward I 40 nov
revoke end withdraw from he public
for lho reason That tho friends end roIa'
|tivos oe (ho deceased, Ihoo. Dillon, hovt
Jailed @ comply with their promises a
make NJ sa(6, wherein might fulfill mJ
|olTor % aid reward.
Dated this ~ ssth day q september
FRANK JOSEPH,
Sheriff Dubois County, Indiana
Sept 15th, loo3-ow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

kCIrcuit Court NEXT Monday % try
che famous election contest co, ~ tho
parties ere ~ ready. But % olir q b.
Ing made - regard q 4 - - witnessed
ye4 end = jooko - though u0lhIux III
the Iegnl points 80 % - settled = thil
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

oRNr. Samuel y. McCord. II Ne
Micken Avenue. indianapolis. oays
sHrown Iron Bitlsrs entirely cured 80
of Bllli0usness.v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-13

IL Mr.. FRED GEnuARDr had any sense he
would see that lie, and not the newspapers,
has broken down what reputation Mrs
LASGrRr brought TO this country. Pht'a'
dstphta Tunes
He has done no such thing. To q
calm and unprecedented observer OF NIL
that has been connected with this
LANoTRy affair, the humiliating fact
Is apparent that the American press
has been guilty of the most unblushing
and shameful discourtcsies that ever
emannted from pen or tongue in any
cline o. country. The most de-
liberate and diabolical falsehootls con
corning woman who Is endeavoring
TO earn competence have been pub
lished day after day concerning her.
GERuARpT's attentions TO her have
been no more compromising than
NoRToN's were to MARY ANDERSON,
or the attentions of PATHS and
NILIsoS's friends 10 them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-13
WEATHERF0RD.
A Man Knocked Down and I,obbed-A plf-
iioult Surgical Feat.

Special "a tho Gazette.
Weatherford, January l2.-This
morning, sometime after . o'clock n
man named HIesson of Jack county
was knocked down. Just south Of The
freight depot, and robbed OF four hun
dred dollars. This morning. about 3
O'Clock, sheriff Iackett arrested p. r..
chalk and Two piano players of the
Lone star saloon, Bose Punsford and
Blu Armstrong, who were described
by Hessoa rs being the fellows
who robbed him, These parties We're
brought before justice Sifners for trial
to-day, and Hesson being too badly
injured 10 appear as Prosecuting viii
ness, the preliminary examination was
postponed til NJ Dnday, and the do
PENDANTS we've placed in jasl. Chalk
acknowledges that he Knocked the
man down but denies robhing him.
The operation performed on vester.
day upon the persen OF Mr.. Desmith
Is OF far more serious character thnn
Yesterdays telegram indicated
The abdominal cavity was oDened
and q half pint OF pus was DISCHARGED
The location of the disease was around
the ducts from the liver and lust below
the lower oriiice of the stomach. Though
me operation was of a serious character
the results are, so far, favorable, ~ ~.
viewed by the attending surgeons. Vel
they are solicl.ous as TO the final re-
suits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-13
The Moribund PARTY.

The cagerness with WHICH the Re
puhlicans acceptedPENpLEroN'sa agree
ment 10 give them the greater num-
Der and control OF the elerkships. is
the first public and official confession
OF the moribund condition of their
party. Any day for twenty years
they might have effected this arrange
ment with the gladly asserting De-
mocracy IL il only done now when
they know they must take this or
nothing. They deserved nothing, and
itmay be PENpLEToN Numbered fatally
in conceding more. The Republican
party was founded on the purpose
20 abolish slavery "a great
moral purpose This end
achieved, its existence and action have
been based on an immoral purpose. IL
has lived only to retain supremacy by
Immoral practices. As NAPOLEON
CROMWELL and CEsAR converted re-
publics or free governments into des-
potisms or empires, even SO the gov
ernment Of the United States, as
shaped by Republican statecraft and
selfish greed for Office and power, was
becoming plutocacy and despotisin.
The reiiaent tide of American indi-
vidualisni and OF American devotion 10
local and personal freedom, sweeps
away NIL distractions, and the party OF
grand moral purposes having be-
come the party Of "grandest immoral
practices the end has come, and il is
forced to surrender, in terms Il not in
fact, half the offices OF the country.
The confession is thus made that the
supreme domination of Imperialism is
no more. Let the country and lovers
OF American liberty aud American
simplicity in government rejoice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-13
,,oKISG ron VICTIMS.
The Search Continued for Milwaukee fire
sufferers.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. January IL,
The work Of exhunling the bodies
that persisted in the Newhall House
holocaust continued from an early
hour to-day, but the work Of 10 men
was carried OH without system, and
very little accomplished. shortly
after 10 o'clock the charred remains OF
human body was found ut the north
end of the Broadway front of the
hotel, first and only body found up
Till noon. II was charred beyond
recognition, the flesh actually
Off the lower extrenities. What rem
nants were left from the night dress
show that II was the body of "A woman.
Shreds of the dress cannot be removed
without tearing off the flesh. From
the location of the lady it Is
thought 10 be the remains of
Miss Libbie Chellis, head dress
maker of Il. o. Chapman, who was
seen at the window Of the sixth story
shortly before the Broadway wall fell.
The remains were fairly imbedded in
the brick. Much indignation is mani
tested at the bringing way the work
IL carried on and at the insufficient
force. The action Of the council
caused such general demonstration
and threatening, that another meeting
is called for this afternoon to employ a
large force and to get electric apparatus
for work at nights.
w. A. Hall Of Laporte Indiana
partner Of William Weber in the
milling business, died this morning at
DIR. Barker's office. lie made n jump
from fifth story window and broke
both legs, the bones protruding
through the flesh. His whereabouts
only became known late
last night. Five bodies were
buried this morning: ID. G.. Powers,
Mary Couroy, Bessie Brown, Annie
Lennon from st. Johns Cathedral
and Maggie Sullivan from st. Paul's.
The attendance of people at the inn
pressive funeral was very large.
Shortly after noon two more bodies,
charred beyond all Identification, and
a part of 4 human trunk, was found.
1t is now settled beyond doubt that
the loss of life is not I,ss than seventy.
In addition to the bodies, two coats
were found. In the pockets of one il
letter and passes addressed to VIM.
ID. Rowell of Freeport, Ill. Mr.. Row
ell escaped without his clothing. A
Observation-Disclosures and large bundles
of business papers were also unearthed.
Workmen have now dug III about six
teen feet from the sidewalk.
Some are standing in water
II foot deep, and consequently
can make little Roadway. After to-
day they can get along much faster Tor
the reason the debris may be thrown
into the hole now made. The coroner
called an inquest for tomorrow. The
district attorney will conduct the ex-
animation. John Gilbert, the actor is
still unconscious, but the physicians do
not give up hope. Mrs. Bleecher, wife
of the manager of the Tom Thumb
troupe, passed aquiet night but is very
low and will probably not live. James
McAlpine, a Milwaukee man, does not
improve aud grave doubts are
felt for him. The physicians will
hold u conference on his case An
drew Vardy is improving. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Cramer are out of danger. All
the servant girls have been taken to
their homes except Minnie Mack and
Nora Cole, both of whom are doing
well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-13
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
THE COTTON MARKET,
spor corros.

Special kilograms to the Gazette.
New Orleans, January 2.-Market steady.
Middling 95s.
New York, January i2.-Steady; mid
ding uplands 10 s-l6; middllng orleans lo7.l6;
mlddling Texas 10 T-l6.
Liverpool, January l2.-Easier; mid
ding upiands5 ll-l6: middling orleans 1916.
Galveston, January Eth spot cotton
market which declined cent yesterday on
three lower grades, this morning
opened steady and unchanged in quotations.
Sales $50 bales market closed steady at the
following quotations; Ordinary ~; good
ordinary 81; low midding 93s; middling 934.
good middling los; middling fair 1917