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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bonds aud stocks.

Nrw NoRK, Dec. l3.--Moncy ON call easy
at 3CuG per cent LAST loan, 3; closed ~.
fcrrd at ? Prime mercantile paper, $40
G's per cent Sterling exchange quiet but
firm
Gnycrnfp. p. bonds wee dull but steady
~ finn. State ind- were dull aud steady.
To-Day 81 .,ttts,t wis less interesting than
any ui the pr Il vcs,urs for the past few
weeks. being more than usual under the
control oi tie professional element which
scr.uwci prices MP aud down several times,
with their lcirsh inclinaiions showing In
the downward drift oi values. The news Of
the day was not w rvnssuring a character ~
that whiyu been received for the past
few DAYS ~ o., railroad status In the West
was disturbed by ,nc Chicago 4 Alton PROV.
ing stumbling block la the way ut the nd.
vance in both passenger aud freight rates
NhIlH ~ "Ha announced that President
kimbnl had returned without ciiccting any
s,tti,nvut 20, tb. East Tennessee matter,
and FROM the inp going causes the Gmngcr
| and Southern stocks were specially weak all
the way cut The only prominent feature
/ Of the market ~ un encouraging nature WIS
the strength displayed by the coal stocks,
there hCug much bull talk upon those
/ shares. aud q heal IN la 'kuWuuna WIS said 10
/ hc under way. There was better feeling ON
| the other side Of the uCyuO. but 10 had very
| little ciicct Of any good upon this market.
/ and foreigners were even seller, ul their
stocks tou limited extent, especially in the
! forenoon, which gave considerable CuCour-
agumcnt to the bvnrish traders to hammer
| the list Special attention was paid by them
10 Rock island. Missouri Pacific and Rich
mund 4 West Point preferred all of which
/ sCuUd very material losses, aud closed lower
! than the rest uf the list The general list
| Wa very quiet aud the great bulk of the
business done Wu' confined TO only nine
| stocks, although the number Oi the irnD tive
shares traded ~ was much larger than usual.
| The opening was puict and 40 irregular but
generally higher figures, and Jc scy Central
was Cuusp. us with q gain OF z. per cent
This advantage was further Increased In
the early tmdiug but the temper Of the
| speculation soon underwent a change, aud
Richmond 4 West Point preferred aud Rock
island became conspicuous Tor the declines
established BEFORE noon there WIS iull
rruyCIy, however, aud the best prices oi the
day generally Wcrc reached. Ia the after
noon thc market rclapscd into dullncs-, aud,
while thcrv was q general downward DRIFT u
prices, thc movements Ncr small aud un,
important until the lust hour, when more
decided weakness WAS developed, and 10,
market CLOSED quiet but heavy 10 weak
generally at fractional losses Tor the day
The active let u almost invariably lower
end Richmond 4 West Point preferred u
down pcr cent; Rock Island, ~, AN,
b Missouri Pacific, per cent
Railroad bonds were still aud rcncrall,
unintccstng the sales on all side. ngiir,.
eating only suji,OOO, but there was a i'm
tone during most uf the day. and Clusinl
prices generally show advances. The salU
ui stocks tudny wcr iGt. Atl shares. Clusinl
quotations were az follows;
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C,0&sw RR, 2ss; L, No&T r II, $780,
KC, SAN r, 27s X c, NJ & b r r, 4s5;
IMRR, G27; Tenn Mid, l5i steamers, siS;
wagons, 500 Total, q, 1877 bales.
Exports--M & c II r, Liza NJ 7 II II,
657; L An II II, 0O0 G, o & SW II II,
$50; L, NO&TRR, llS; Tenn Mid, A.
Total 3,7i7 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady;
middling, 01sc Sales, 302 bales. Quota
tions are as follows: Ordinary, CSC;
good ordinary, 5-lGo; low midding, 02sc
middling 07sc, good middling, l0ygc mid
ding fair, 10 1870; fair, II 7-lGc.
Futures opened stcady and closed steady,
as follows. December 0.5E January,
0.Gl February 0,3@o7l, March, osG
April o.O3 May, 1906; juno, lo.15@
lo1G, July io2l@lo2} August l02o@
1929 September 092@o.9i sales, $4,000
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady, middlng, 0Hc. Sales 6oo0 bales
Quotations are as follows Ordinary, 7tsc
good ordinary, SIC; low midlling 9ci mid
ding, 0'sc good middlinr, io'Ac
Futures opened quiet aud losclqpictand
steady, as follows; Dacem1cr 03l"o 30
January 032m03 80, February, Oil@1l2
March, 050an5i; April 059a)6). May,
pGsa9Gg, June, G11@J IS, july O6jc1
0SG; August 0s2@gS3 Sales 1870.
bales.
DAILY PORT ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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ureasixtuu..

fioun-lro store common, 81 50CraGO.
family. i2UCtt3l. choice, si5JCtLG1 fancy.
SLhtatOt extra fancy s5lDtgi50, patent
s5.1hmGup, quiet.
CHAcNfrs -Siln, extra. SIC treble extra,
GhG'st ginger snap, 70S'sc. assorted jun.
blus iual2c; cream crackers, 7hmshc.
quiet
Br,Ns AM PEv--Nayy beans, ;22,, me
diuut. s1uo.
uArNr,L-Iu half brls. 500 from store.
CgNCgEp WuE,t--ln hall brls, si.jO from
stnup
HowSY ASH Guir,-From slorc sJ25
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ftGu=Mnckcrl, hall hrls No. I. IS 500
nOo. No ., ssoU@sju 80. 2, $3.50 iUlb.
his No !, q 80. No. . st2i. No g. ti.l0.
Try herring family Soc per box. n. q. roe
hrrr.nr hal, bhs, lU55. White hsh half
hI ttlu
L,w-rcS sac hnlfhrl-. st.c. kegs, $50,
choice kettle %. tlu', BE-. quiet
Pics ttu=iirls suUl, halt brls, ttoO
Kegs. sL2b
Hoo rHpp, 90 Easy, pork, tl575mIG on.
rugarcurui hams, ii'sWt2'sc, breakfast
bacon iiUl2' .c. clear rio sides, bacon. ',c
shoulder, SIC bulk pork clear sides, 17.c,
clear rib sides. 5Aci long clear, 7A.c.
shoulder no
FEuu ME,rs-liccf, hindquaricrs. BE-. forc.
quarters, &c. city hogs 7m5 ic, country
dressed. do1'gc per 10, ,parc ribs, o'sCIoc,
back bunoa, 1tWGc Ter No..
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IeciStu -

Conv-From store. white. Soc mixed &C..
from lyycD ~ depot white. iu bulk, i2c. in
sacks its mixed. in bulk. iDc In sacks. iJc
depot rlGlD.
HN-Chui'c from store. S4c. car load
from lrycc or depot tituiHlGho prime,
from store sDa Ne ear load, from lcycc uf
depot tltuu. prairie, from sturv, hu0tk,
ear load. from lrNcc or depot sluub0il 90.
OI.. lpm store, white, JOy. MIXED. J5c.
/ from lr,rr or depot white, in bulk. 3ltt
| ,lr. boo sacks, a,c, mixed, IN bulk, "a, Ia
J stpks. DE.
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t!roeerls

CANNED Goons-l incopplca, ti.2'0i 80.
Peaches 2 lbs, standard. sl,35di.lO second,
fip. Tomatoes, lbs, standard, s5mpoc, 9
Us standard, siuu Strawberries, eliza
Raspbcfrics a -. llla,kbcrrics sl.O0 Grrcn
Farrs. si.2b. Pear, &2p plums. 81 20
Asparagus, 500. Green corn, tlUuWi.ib
Green peas. tl,ab. Cove oysters. full weight
10, 49, lbs, si.5imi.G 40. light weight. Csc,
2 lbs, ~ OOdl.ln CONDENSED milk Crown,
$50 Eiglo $40. Swiss. $500 salmon
sL7jM2uu. SifiinCs. Si.5n mustard sur.
dimes, - 30. Mackcrcl, 81 %, herring mack.
crrl, sl.ui
SrgAR--Puw white. 7c. on white. 6kc,
yellow clarified. b.s@UAc. refined A, nc.
standard CIRCULATED. 1AMii.v powdered,
slsGss1.c' cut loaf, SlsC1s14c; open kettle, 5
Ot1AC. strong.
CorrEr-COmmon, iCc. ordinary, i01Co
i5c fair i7AGliSc. prime Rio is's@isAc,
choice 10 fancy, lU'a@2Oc, old Government,
3i03ic, very strong
SALT Saginaw, si.3oal,i5 per brl; Ohio
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NEW YoRK, Dec. l3.-No general activity
was remarked hut quiet request In many
instance took good quantity Of stuils de
sirable for next season.
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MEMPHIS DAILY Appeals FRIDAY DECEMBER IA, 1885.

Stronger. No. red, cash, o5c bid, CSC
asked; January, 95c bid; May, sales at
$1.02A. No. 2 soft, cash, 07c bid, January,
0S19c bid; May, sales at Sl06.
Corn--Steady. No. cash, 269Ic bid, PC
asked May, 291zc bid. No. white, May,
30l9c bid.
Oats-No. 2, cash, no bids nor offerings;
January, 231ac asked. May sales at 25Ac.
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LIVERPOOL.
At noon; Spots-Stcady, demand fair.
Sales, 1000 bales, Of which American 400
bales. Receipts, 10 lUl bales OF which Amer
lean 1870 bales. Closing quotations were
IN follows Ordinary. ga. good ord nary,
Ilb.lGi; low middiing. 3.'0li middliug,
bI-iGd. rcol middliug, b1i-lGl
Futures opened quiet and steady, aud
closed quiet aud steady.
lrhc-c prices are given in pence and Githss
thus. G6i means G6i-Uid, and 5.Jl m -ans
D. i-6ld
Atipm. December. 62rscllcrs n'r"u-
hcr.Inuulry. h9S sellers January u. runr
a2I SELLERS. February March. t23 Na,u.- .
MnUh.Apnl, b2i buyers. April May "2G
sellers. Mly.Junc, as sellers, Junc-July
$50 sellers, July August, 5.J2 sellers.
uNyHE.
Spots closed quiet aud easy.
Ties ordiuairc, GSisG January futures,
OJsc.
Ahuyc spot quotations rcprcs nj o. - for
~ klos oi low midiling cotton. lllyrc
terms, ii.5j kilos equal 10 100 lbs, and q. 2jf,
equal To Sl.u.
nrN and sell stocks aud honls through +.
I.ft...tI. Hu M..It...t. atV.at
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n.,,cr r,,nn IlIondy nnttIes.

Gcncnl whcatcrolt Nelson says "My experience
IN the English army, as well ns IN America con.
Ninccs me that nothing 20 thoroughly purihc. the
blood or adds 90 health, ylgnr and life ns AckgTs
English Blood Elix,r." This great Remedy Is suld
under positive guarantee by II. J. Hester, drug
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Cntion seed ,.rodncis.

PrtNF CEupE Ori-ioc prime summer vel
low. Jnc, summer white, bjc, choice cooking
summer yellow, hjc cotton seed meal, $780,
less than car load t9i 90
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OH and Turpcntine.

CLEVELAND o., Dec. l3.--Pctrolcum easy,
$. W. 10, nc.
wuMNGroN, n. c., Dec. l3.--Turpentine
firm. l2Jtc.
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ExCiIAN0r QUOTArIONs.


lmporis-M a err 400, ma TRR,
,Si L&NRR, 5s7; Ma LRRR O27i
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COTTON MARKET.

The lucal cotton markoto opened steady aud
closed steady middlIng $50. Sales. q. 100
bales including 2jo bale last evening, Of
which $3.50 bales 10 exporters aud !, sjO balcs
10 spinncu
EXCuANoE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary. SIC.
low middling. &c. middling ollc, good
middllng. 9jEc. middling fair, iOl.c. fair
nominal
n.nN nnrrnN .r.rrmrrr
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wool.
New York Dry Good. Market.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Dec. l3.--wool quiet but
gtao1v
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK EX'
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, 0 lac
Sales Today, 6,loo Bales - The
General Market is Steady - Meats
Easy.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec --Cattle-Receipts,
II, 600; shipments, 1900. Market steady;
Christmas, S575CJ70O; beeves Si7o@525;
steers S3OO6g4.25, stockers and feeders, Sl.ll
Gg3 10, Texas cattle, Sli0G32O.
Hogs-Reccipts, 2O,0OO shipments, 1000,
Market slow and steady mixed and light
So l0Gt535; heavy, Sj.2O@5.ij; skips, S3.4O@
400
Sheep-Rcceipts, 10000; shipments, 1000
Market dull aud 100000 lower. natives,
S3OO@ISO; Western, 50 2j@i.I0 Texas, So
Cos 40, lambs, So 756i5.55.
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MUSTANG l.lNIHENT

cnRlS foor RO1. sHOULDNR.ROT,
tchEw.NoRM AND sCAB ~ SllEEPi
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LANrs-Choioc, DC, common TO good, per
head. si.jnd3.OO.
iloo--Dhoico ushL b[@SlEc. good, Do
5itc. common, iiitriAc.
Cirrir-C Choice rrlss. 11@3hci good, ~
O3c. s,nlnwags. ni@2isc; choice feeders,
2is@Jc feeders, l1aW2sc.
Smlr-Choicc, &c, medium, 3@3'4c; com
uou II ultfI 80
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! groceries,.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. 3-CofTee-Unset-
tied and lower Rio common to prime, Sl5
GDiS75. Rice-Ordinary TO prime, 3M(g5Hc.
Sugar-Open kettle easier; choice, &c; strictly
prime, 1901 15-lGc; prime 4 1850; fully
fair 4Ac; good fair, 1901 11.16c; fair,
4 9-lGc good common, 4 7-1G@411c; common,
4h@i2sc; inferior, 3h@4c; centrifugal,
plantation granulated, 3-16@7Ac; choice
white, 616@6016c; oil white, 6 1-l6@0 7-l6c;
choice yellow clarified, 01s@G 3-l6c; prime
yellow clarified, GAG Lice; of yellow clari-
fed, 6AM5 15-10c. Molasscs-open kettle,
fancy, 4Jci choice, HOPE; strictly prime, IS
@l0c good TO prime, 3jg3Ic prime, 3l@3lc;
good to fair, 2S@30c; fair, 2jG27ci good to
common, 23@2lc; common, 20922ci centrifu-
gals, strictly prime, 2i@ 25c; good to prime,
22Cg23c; prime, 2Od2lc; good to fair loGl0ci
fair, l6ci common to good common, lac
NEW York, Dec. Is. - ColIee-Options
opened barely steady 30lgi0 points down.
closed steady . 20 20 points below yester-
day; sales lOS, 900 bags, including Deem
Der, SlL00@l5.30; January, $l5.OO@l6.35i
February, S15.15@l5.i0; March, $4,000
1850; April, $l5.2O@l5.55; May, $1,000
1885, June, Sl5.3D@l6.GO july Sl5lo@
1900; September, Slj.l59l565i October
sl5.50@lb.G5.
Sugar-Raw barely steady; refined firm;
moderate demand.
Rice-Fairly active and firm.
CHICAGO H., Dec. l3.-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market wa easy;
fancy Elgin creamery, 3l@3Sc choice West
ern. 25M2Ic; fancy dairy 2l@2oc; good to
choice. 22@23 Eggs-Dull, 201s@2lc.
CINcGNNArI, o., Dec. l3.-Whisky-Stcady;
sales, S0l brls finished goods on basis OF
$lli Buttcr-Firm. Sugar-Easier Egg
Barely steady, lS9l0c. Cheese-Firm.
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River g. 2O@1 % per brl; SKIS, fnc 1880
lao coarse S1.lO@l.l5, pkts, 2H@J7c.
RIoE-Louisiana, 4}9@6Hc; Carolina, 60
&c; firm.
CANDIEs-Stck, all sizes, in bxs pals and
brls Jgiig fancy, assorted, l0@ljc extra
fancy, 1870 25c; firm.
CnFrsE-Phme flats, sEaOIlc; New York
factory, 0H@l0c; full cream, l2I99l3ci
Young America, l3@lic.
Soar AND CASDLrs-soap, 3jE@5c; candles,
full weight Toe.
STARcu-3A@3lGc.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana common to fair, 2Scg
Soc prime, choice, 35Ml2c; fancy 44CabOci
centrifugals common 10 fair 2O93Oci prime
to choice, 3O@5jc; syrup, 2O@i5c; strong
Household supplies.
Fpu1r-Stcady. Oranges, 100000 per
bril- $25OM3OO per box. Lemons, S2bOtg
800 pcrboN Bananas, 6D@2jOper bunch.
Grapcs-Malngn, sGOOM00O. Dates, 7CgSc.
APPLIES. jOm225 per brl. Dried apples,
| iGo5c per III from store. Dried peaches, 4Cg
| 90 from store.
GNur-Quail, 81 25@l5o per doz squirrels,
/ 81 0)Ol2j per doz rabbits, @lOO@l.25 per
/ doz wild turkeys JJa7jc each wood duck
| 81 .5OGtl. ~ pcr duz; teal, $22jm25O per doN
/ mallarI. s2.25M2.5O per doz. NcnsOn sadr
| dies, s0l0c per lb whole deer, j06c per I'D;
opoasum l51 soc: dressed coon, lOm3jc.
| NEgErtufTs-Onions, l,Gjlgl,75 per hrl.
| Cabbage loose, GrI6r. kmut per brl, olOO
/ mI.5 half brl, e2UlN2.5 So Garlic, SOC per
| 100 Carrots t3OO0l5O per bril- Bocts,
| S25oM275 per bh. Par,nips $500 Per bril-
| llorcmlish S5t0055O per bril-
BuI1u-But.oruc l5ci creamery, fO@l5G
! dairy, 2,02Sc country butter ljU25c.
CHM Ozark, 5000 per bh and $500 per
| half bril-
| Ntxyo ,p--por goI tOGloc.
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APPEAL orrIcE,

ApPrAt Orrcr,
THURSDAY EvrNISG, Pee IS, 1883
Money Is easy and in good demand ut 3
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GENERAL TRADE.

liuN and sell stocks aud bonds through T.
NJ Galbrcuth, 40. 10 Madison street
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Canadn So. DDS, 91s1 81. Paul consols, 12GA
Central Pac lists, l13% st. r., G. IL +. lists, 100
Denver & X. q. lists, lIsI4 n 1T G. Tr. reefs, Sg+
Denver 4 II. G. Is, TGl1 tn 4 g. Tr. reefs. -
d n. d. X. q, W. lists SO Uiibn Pacific lists, llis6
lrie seconds, "a WestshOre, lOi14
NJ, X. d I. gen. 6s, GlM
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miscellaneous.

WmsRY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 100000 Robertson and Lincoln Counties
Tenn, firm Of n, 30 10 $500, sharp advance
ON October Eastern rycs Sl2j9OOO ac-
corling 10 the age and make common
whisky. SlO1Ctl5O according to proof;
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
BAgGiNG-li3i mi3c.
TEs-il lOttl.ij
SnoT-Drop, si.20i buck, sLI5.
LEND-jisMIc.
TALLow-ilsc.
TopAooo-Common, 25@3oc; other grades,
GOCfSic.
SNrrr-Gnrrctts stO7r Rolph's $40 %,
Railroad, $500 Gail 4 AA's, 800.
FUns- Bcurskins 81 .OOttIuO, mink, lbt1
i5c. coon, hunter handled. ljM75c; country
handled, lJ6cGlc; otter Sl.OOoGOJ beaver,
SLOD@GOu, wildcat, lGMDci lON, limijc;
musktat. iOmlbr; opnssom lONl5r; wolf, 90
@s201 panther, 5lcGosiO0; skunk. l5@55c.
Powpru-kcgs, 500. half kegs s2.Io,
quarter kegs, si.5a.
CoAL Ou.-Prime white Wholesale lots, Toe
per gal
Woodbury. grease vol, unwashcd, 10
Ct2Oc clear grease wool 20G2ic bury,
washed, 2u@Juc. tub washed, 3Otg DC.
lilr.WAX-2lc.
NuIs-lron. 500. steel. $40.
llupr-Dfy ilut No. !, lOc; No. 2 &c, dry
snltod >c. M. ., 6c; green saltcd, No. l, ~.
CGc,. NJ. =, ic green, &C., dccrkins, Jj@
ilc -Sfccpskins ljcNsi.OO, firm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
To the Public.

The Bituminons Lime Rock Paving and I'M
provement Company take this opportunity of
informing the citizens and property owners of
this city that the pavement laid on Main street
between First and Third streets is not Bitumi-
nous Lime Rock, butts an artificial mixture and
not laid by the company. We make this an
nouncement for the purpose of disabusing the
minds of those who entertain the belief that
this pavement was laid by this compapy and
are disposed to criticise our material as being
soft and not suitable for the streets of this city
The only Bituminous Lime Rock Pavement
here was laid by this company, and extends on
Main street from south line OF Third to Ninth
street, and on Spring street from Temple to
Ninth streets Bituminous Lime Rock does
not become soft and mushy under the heat of
the sun, but always remains firm and elastic.
We have already laid on the streets OF this city
about five hundred thousand square feet of this
pavement to which we take pleasure in invit.
ing inspection. Very Respectfully yours,
BITUMINoUs LIME Rock PAVING AND IMPROVE.
MENT Co.
J. A. FAIRCHILD, General Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
We shall Exhibit.

Southern California will, thanks to the
Board OF Trade, be represented by an ex-
hibit at the Grand Army of the Republic
Encampment and Ohio State Exposition
at Columbus during September and Oc-
tober.
Several weeks have been spent in ar
irving at this conclusion, but the Board
has finally determined to go ahead, and
will leave no stone unturned to see that
this entire section is properly represented.
All OF the southern towns and counties
will join in the enterprise, and magni-
ficent exhibit will be the result. The
Santa Fe Company has rendered free
transportation for everything, the State
of Ohio has donated 10000 square feet of
hall room, and all that is required to
place California at the front is little en-
ergy upon the part OF the citizens. The
Pathological Society will secure the me-
cessary products, and an art gallery of
over 400 views of Los Angeles and vicinity
is being secured. About $4,000 will be
required to carry the project out, and it is
hoped that this amount will be
raised Immediately so that ample time
| can be given to perfect arrangements at
Columbus. The leading institutions OF
the city are endorsing the exhibit,
among these being the Lankershim
Ranch Company, Porter Land and Water
Company, Los Angeles and Santa Monica
Land and Water Company, Simi Land
and Water Company, Southern Californis
National Bank, Los Angeles National
Bank, First National Bank, and many
prominent private citizens.
All curios, views and special objects oI
interest, will be thankfully received by
the Board of Trade and given place al
the exhibit. Persons having such should
notify the Board. Geo. w. Van Alstine
who is in charge of the exhibit, will
make an immediate tour of the surround
ing counties and towns.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
DAILY HERALD.
rhe uIustrn,ed Herald.

The first editions Of the Illustrated Los
Angeles HERALD will be ready for distri-
button in the first days Of August. We
have had this invaluable publication
stereotyped, and propose to print an enor-
mous edition of it. The illustrations and.
indeed, the whole character of the work,
are Of very superior order. 1t will con-
tain all the information about Los An
geies that could be comprised in large
book, and it is fresh and reliable. No
oness can do better thing for this section
than to circulate the ILLUSTRATED
HERALD. 1t is sold at ridiculously low
price-a price not hall that of the paper
on which it is printed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
Buena vista street Gable Cars.

EDITORS HERALD-One "CIrIzEN" pro-
tests against an electric railroad on Buena
Vista street because the cars frighten
some horses. So do horse cars, vans,
lumber wagons and all strange moving
objects, till green horses become used to
them. AS mechanic powers, or new ap-
pliances Of science seem destined to SUI
persede suffering animals as a motive
force, and at no distant day, it may we'll
be doubted whether slow horse cars,
with their attendant brute torture from
heavy loads, should be used in
stead of electricity that knows no
pain. The few horses that
shy at an electric train moving noiseless-
ly, and cannot be broken of their fears
by being placed for few days in pad
dock near the track, are of small account
compared to that freedom from animal
pain and dirty streets, which the electric
power provides.
Time makes strange fun of what were
once deemed sensible objections. One
OF the most celebrated members of the
Philadelphia bar protested fifty years
ago, against the use of gas in that city,
because 1.-THE leakage of the pipes, which
were to convey the gas across the bed of
the Schuykill. would drive the shad
away from the river" How funny this
grave ''protest" seems to-day!
The Importance of frequent, rapid
conveyance of the Notwithstanding
masses to the centres of Los Angeles
now that the Southern Pacific cars barri-
cade the territory tetween Buena Vista
street and Downey avenue horse cars
daily manifested. The interests of the
public in horse cars are vastly greater
than those of private horse owners in
pleasure carriages. The certainty that
the people within two years will demand
a through cable route instead OF
"Citizen's" proposed change of street.
cars and slow, dusty, sweating, horse.
torturing transit to accommodate few
timid drivers or timid horses pleasure
vehicles ought to prevent a mistake now.
PUBLIC CONVENIENCE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
Htghbin diSnl.

Hong Hop, who conducts store at No.
32 Niger alley, has for some reason en-
countered the opposition of the High
binder fraternity. At about the same
time that the murder of Ah Fat
was attempted by Hing Sue, several
Cinnamon belonging to the Chin Now
Company entered Hong Hops place and
threatened to kill him if they did not al
low them to take what they wished of
his goods: They showed their weapons
and so did Hong Hop. The bligands
took fright and left the store. Hong Hop
made complaint at the Police Station.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
"A Collision.

About 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
collision occurred in front of the post
office, between car No. II, of the Pearl
street line, and horse and buggy, the
latter occupied by lady and gentleman
The occupants of the buggy were thrown
out, fortunately escaping serious injury,
and the vehicle was badly smashed. The
driver of the car claimed that he was un
able to stop in time to avert the accident,
owing to the fact that the brake failed to
work properly. One of the animals at
tached to the car was painfully cut on
the flank.