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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-07
LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon: spots-sicady; demand fair
Sales, l2,OoO bales, OF which American, \, 100
bales. Receipts, 400 bales. Of which
American, - bales Closing quotations
wcrcas follows Ordinary. bi4d: good orl-
nary, h'Gd; low middling. 0l0d; good mid
ding, 1854; middllng uplands, o Il-l0d;
middling Orleans. hhd.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
~ follows.
lfho prices are given In pence aud 0iths;
thus as means I Gi-Gld, aud D VI means
. l.6ld.
Atip.m:-Ianuary, . 3ni, buyers; January
February; . 39d, buycT~; February March,
5 i0l, buyer; Marh-Apil, i9d, sellers;
April.May, D i3d buyers; Mny-Junc, i5d,
buyers, June-July, i5d, buyers; July-Au.
gust, o All, buyers, Augustscpicmber, o col,
buyers.
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Live stock.

snrrr-Choicc, DC; medium, 3li@3ISc;
common, Sl6l 90
L,Nns-Choice, IS; common TO good, per
head, Al 5Om3.
GR,ss CAIrLE-Choicc, 3<6ic; good, 2X
@3hci fair TO medium, 2i(@2Ac: SCALA.
wngs, lb@lHc; feeders, light 2@2lIc;
heavy, 2Am3c.
lIcos-Choicc, 6@5,ic; good 4H@5c;
rnmunn li.ltIfL,
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Mule. aud Horses.

lIonsrs-Modcntc demand; drivers, 500
mljO, heavy draft, 5000, saddle. si25@2OO
extra saddle, S2c0@jO0, plug, 5000 Texas
ponies, SlbGtGO.
MrIr.--Modcratc demand; Is TO 49,.
hands high, Sl25glj0i i5)s To 10 hands high,
lbl6tiS5
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For spralns, hruisctJ Rheumatism. cramps,
inflammation. swcllihf ruts. burns, etc, Ia
man. and splint, ringbuno, wlndgall. cpl.
zootic, Scratches etc, IN nurses Rangum
Root Eminent v n surc cure The King OF
linimcnis' u the universal verdict Never
fails 10 curc any ailmtnt HAT can be- reached
by an external medical n,licaiion. 5Occnts
per bottle. For sale Al Holsters drug store,
9al Mnln street ~.
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Liverpool weekly statement for tho week
.t.Itus, IuutarV Al Ikass


spois-Quici aud steady. Tres orlinairc
Orleans spot, Gsf, futures, for January de
livery, GHL
Noic--'rrrs orllnairc Orleans spot, 0Si,
represents Oi's francs for 10 kilos of strict
middlnr cotton, llnvrc terms. A kllo II
about lbs, or a. 3biOO kilos equal 100 lbs.
A fmnr b cnnnl % ~.
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Cation seed Products.

PRME CnuDE Ou-32I Sa33c; prime sum
mcr yellow, iOc; choice cooking summer vel
low, i0di2c; of summer yellow, 3sc; min
crs' summer yellow, i0C; prime cotton seed
meal, Slb 25Cri5 20, car load lots; less thar
ear load, Si0dlO 80.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud
CLOSED quiet middling csc. Sales. 1850
bales, Including 90 Last evening. Of which
AGO 10 exporter and $50 10 spinncr.
EXCHANGE Quotations.
Ordinary. nominal good ordinary, o.. low
middlng, 0,Sc. middling, csc, good mid.
ding iO'sc; middling fair, iO'sc. fair,
nominal.
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EXCHANGE.


New York and cities north and east, on
demand, tdiscount buying, Isprcmiun sell
ing. New York and principal cities north and
east three days grace, y discount buying
par selling. New Orleans, 81 discount buy.
ing, 81 premium selling.
Bids and offerings were lively at the stock
call board meeting today. Taxing District
bonds advanced and the transactions were
80 shares Mississippi & Tennessee railroad
stock at zoe, ~ shares Of Pioneer cotton mill
stock at Pc, and 5000 of Flippin compro.
mise bonds, stamped, at 09c.
The local cotton market closed quiet, with
sales OF 1890 bales. Weeks sales, 1880
bales, Of which the exporters took $3.50
bales and the spinncrs 800 bales.
The New orleans market closed steady,
with futures up point and steady. Liver
pool was quoted steady demand fair with
futures advanced . tod points At Man
chester yarns are quiet rather easier, aud
cloths quiet; moderate demand. New York
closed firm, with futures. after advancing o
points, declined aud closed TO 3 points be-
low the close Of yesterday G. l.. Greene a
Co. say: ''rhe future market was active to-
day, with considerable fluctuation, more or
less Of a violent character, aud after little
hesitation at the outset turned upward.
This gave AN advance Of 0points, Later Ia
the day, however, prices weakened, carrying
rates 2points below last evenings closing
At New Orleans the sugar mgrket ,coli-
tinues strong and active, The growing
strength Of the statistical position being
mvr tsar ever a potent factor. A sharp
and material advance is expected In response
10 the rcccn, advances In Europe. The rice
market continues dull, with light business
Prices steady.
The local live stock market has light sup
ply Of cattle, with demand for butchers
and feeders There l. fair supply Of hogs
with firm prices No sheep or lambs In the
marhct prices firm and only best grades
wanted.
IMPORTS.
One hundred and ten brls apples, 20 brls
beans and peas, Il pkgs bacon, ~ pkgs boots
and shoes, so bu corn, Opkps cheese, i25 SKIS
coffee. 30 hris lime. Us brls cement 1870
sks cotton seed, ~ brls cotton seed oil. III
pkgs dry goods, % pkgs cgIs. ga6 brls -four
lo2 bales hay. ~ pkgs hats, a. head hogs. ~
head cattle, S2l pkg lard E2,OOO Il lumber,
~ pkgs liquors, - brls meal. iOo brls mo-
lasscs, 500 kegs nails 1000 bu oats. - brls
potatoes, 2 cars pork sides, - pkgs rice 40
brls sugar, 2i7 pkgs tobacco Oo0 bu wheat.
ELEVATOR REroRTs.
The following shows the amount Of grain
received. withdrawn and la store by regular
elevators. A. reported to the Merchants cx.
change today. Corn received. 3.i7i bu; with
drawn, SB bu. Ia stnrc. ~, s'3 hu. Oats re-
cciycd, a,i0i bu; Withdrawn, bg5 bu IA
store So, 3G5 bu.
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wOcEly collon slalement, Tor week ending
NEW ORLEANS.

The spot market opened quiet, and
closed steady; middling sjsc. Sales $500
bales. Quotations were as follows ordi-
nary sac; good ordinary, 9,Ec low mid
ding ool0ci midllins, o76ci good mid
ding, 1910.
Futures opened steady and closed barely
steady, as followsJanuary 0.so@9s2; Febru-
airy, $4,000 o5 March, lo0s@iOoo; April,
i02@lO22; May, i0.S2@i0.33 June, 1913
@l0ii; July, l0,539lo5t August i040
@io.5l September, l0.oG@l00s; October,
9G5@o6si November, o53@9.5j. Sales, 40
ZOO halcs
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THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving.


Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, 0sccola.
Departures Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola.
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wrrKLy COTTON sTATruEyr,

Receipts at Memphis for tho week ending
January o. 0,2Gd bales, as against l7,s3S
bales last week, and O570 bales same week
last year. since September I, 5is,ii3 bales
against 1907 bales same time last year
Shipments for the week, 2j,i00 bales rs
against 2l,757 ba.cs same week last year
since September /, 500 ~ bales, as against
1920 bales same timc last ycar. Weeks
sales, 1880 bales; exporters, $3.50, and
spinnos, 800 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. O.-rctrolcum-
Firm; w. iiOo, 71lc.
MuuSoroS, ~ G., Jnh. 0.-Turpcntinc
-lifm nj Sc
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. AL
MEMPHIS, Jan. 3, 2p.m.
The following observations are taken at all sta.
lions named at 18th meridian time, which Is one
one hour later than Memphis time
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nc You Want

The best chew Of tobacco made, use
"Drummond's Natural Leaf" Dc sure
aud get the genuine article.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, o Sac
Sales Today, q, 25o Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.


FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. &, 1883.
Money continues plentiful and firm, rates
being s per cent The banks are discount
ing all good paper presented.
Tho Clearing-h ouse renort IL ns follows.
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hands nn,l sinrh.

The following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded ~ the latest quotations.
bank STOCKS.
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NNnnl.
Attention. u. u. o..

81. Iouis, No, Jan, G-wool-stcad
aud unchanged. N
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,.Imporss N,SC nv, ~ bslcs MSTmn,
3, 4 n; q q. 81 ~. 3 \ b h h. eS
rsroris- AZ Il. Il. ~ bales M'1T.RR.
tINN o. ~. LA e.. o. n MH H.. itIi
I'm. .. Z. D. ~. iel; steamers, ii2 balcs Total
XIV YORK.
Spots opcpc'i dull and closed firm; mid.
s'ihs, 1910. Sales 2ii bales Quota.
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The following shows the amount Of grain
received. withdrawn and la store by regular
elevators. A. reported IN the Merchants cx.
change today. Corn received. 3.l7i bu; with
store. So gGS bu
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MuLroRD buys old gold.
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IeesIsiuus.

lNiNy ,Sp GaIt'-lFrom store, y q.
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A Stab in the Dark

Sometimes fails of its murderous intent. The insidious and dast- ardly attacks made upon the repu- tation of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters by persons who seek to palm of cheap and fiery tonics as identical with it, or 'the same thing under another name," or equally as good" in most in- stances react disastrously upon the unprincipled traders upon popular credulity who attempt them, converting their specula- tioDs into ruinous failures. The Bitters is a pure, wholesome and thorough medicine, adapted to the total cure and presentation of fever and ague. bilious remittent, dyspepsia, constipation. bilious ness, debility, nervousness and kidney troubles. Its every in gredient, unlike those in the imi- tations of it, is of an ascertaned standard of excellence, and while they, by reason of their fiery properties, react injuriously upon the brain and nervous system, of both those organs it is sedatlve and invigorant. Refuse all these harmful limitations.
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DUNCAN, June 18th.


 Wilcox Stockman: A drive of about GAO steers. mostly yearlings, belonging to the Chiricahua Cattle company, passed through here Monday. They were being driven from the Company's Sulphur Val ley range to their steer range in Graham county. Captain Jim Purseley was in charge.-Mr. Tbeo. F. White, after visiting his company's farms on the Gila and steer range on Eagle and Bonita creeks, returned here Monday, and in the evening took the train for his home at San Diego. He found their Graham county possessions in a satisfactory conditlon.-Dr. B. R. Morris, post surgeon at Fort Thomas, arrived here Wednesday from that post with the remains of his mother, who died there abont two months ago. He left here Wednesday night, taking the body East for final interment.- Captain F. E. Pierce, late Indian agent at San Carlos, arrived here this week and departed for the East by Wednesday nights train.
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Duncan Dots.

It's hot, the thermometer rang ing during the past week close on to 100.
 Mir. John Longmaid passed through here Monday on his way East for few weeks. MT. Harry Longmaid has charge of the entire works in his fathers absence.
 Mir. Temby, foreman of the mines at Carlisle, has left for Mon tana, where he will remain. Mir. Vim. Argall has taken his place.
 Men.are scarce at Carlisle; in fact the c. G. NJ. Co. are short handed and want men.
 Master Mechanic Scott visited this place one day this week and remarked that our water here was the finest he ever drank.
 Mrs. Buck Tyson has been very sick for tine past three weeks, but we are happy to say is now about well agaIn.
 Mir. Joe Reeves has resigned his position with c. W. Jones 6 Co. as bartender and has accepted the same kind of position with R. F. Bailey at Carlisle. Mir. A. Jones, a relative of c. w. Jones, is now holding the fort for the first named firm.
 The Gila at this place IS very low, and in fact is nothing but the smallest kind of creek. Unless We have rain soon it will entirely dry up.
 The first cutting of alfalfa along the river for this season has been cnt and ''looms mp" very fine. Parties in this vicinity have been having alfalfa shipped in here from the Salt River valley. and every person that is judge of hay claims our hay even better than that from the Salt River. Messrs. Ward and Courtney have shipped several car loads of alfal- ia, and have orders for several car loads more.
 There will be three school direc- tors voted for in this district on June 26.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

"ColoneF' I. R. Birt, the ire pressible, formerly of Lordsburg newspaper notoriety, but lately of Phenix, passed through Lords burg last Thursday. The colonel is BOW running a lodging-house and biscuit shooting establishment at Los Angeles. When seen by our informant he was feeling ex- ceedingly jubilant over having secured judgment by default in his long pending suit against the Arizona and New Mexico Tele graph company. Judgment was for $5,000 damages.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Judge Sias received the news the past week of the death of his mother Lucy, in Gratiot county, Michigan, on May 26th. She passed away at the advanced age of 93 years, having been born at Guilford, Connecticut, in April, 1795. At the time just previous to her death she was one of the eight surviving widow pensioners of the war of 1872, of which war it is said there are now only two surviving soldiers. Judge Sias' father died a few years ago at the age of o7.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

The following has been sent to this office for publication: Mrs. A., Mrs. H., and Mrs. R. and their three daughters bought cloth and faces. The purchase was in yards, and each person paid as many cents per yard as she bought yards. Each of the ladies paid 63 cents more than her daughter. Of the three girls, Jane bought 23 yards less than Mrs. A., and Eliza Il yards less than Mrs. H. The third of the daughters was named Anne. Whose daughter was each of the girls?
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

The good people of Globe are patriotic and propose to celebrate the glorious Fourth in a becoming 2 manner. There will be horse races, foot races, a tug of war, base ball match, fireworks and lots of other things, of all of which we are informed by a very creditable poster from the office the Silver Belt.
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Notice to Creditors. Estate pf Loretta Lopez,
 Deceased.

NY OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE ~ undersigned, executor of the estate of Loretta Lopez, deceased. to the creditors of said estate and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them mon,bs , after tho first n,b,cs nf this notice to the said executor at his residence at Thomas, County of Graham, Arizona Territory.
 Louis Voelckel. executor of the estate of Loretta Lopez, deceased.
 Thomas, Graham Co.,, Ariz, May 2. 1883.
 first Insertion May Sl.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

J. J. Conway, the jeweler, is again in Clifton and ready and willing to repair watches, clocks and jewelry of all kinds in a thorough and workmanlike man. ner at reasonable charges.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

George Durand of the Metcalf last week swore out q warrant charging Benivedes Nannis with malicious mischief. The defend ant pleaded guilty and was fined the costs, amounting to S22 50.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Mrs. Justice Cast, Of Morenci. who left a couple of weeks ago for Hudson's hot springs in search of health for her baby, returned last Sunday. The child was greatly benefited by the change.
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We are pleased to note that our neighbors, Ward and Courtney, have secured the contract to build the Bisbee railroad. This be- speaks rapid and good work.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

". c. w. Smith, our efficient under sheriff, passed through Clifton and returned last week, having in charge one Vim. Stay back, New Mexico horsethief. Further particulars are contained in our Solomonville correspond
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

D. and A. Abraham, father and brother respectively of our Jake, came up from Silver City by pri- vate conveyance last week. The elder gentleman was on visit of inspection to his mines in this dis trict, with the looks of which he was we'll pleased.
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Notice to Creditors.

EN STATE OF JAMES PACE, DE IL ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, executor of the est ate of Jame- Pace, de- ceased, to the crnditors of and all persons havi!.g claims against the said deceased, tu exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publica- ton of this notice to the sai executor at his residence st Thatcher, Graham county, Arizona territory.
 FRANK N. TYLER, Executor of the estate of James Pace, deceased. First publication June IS.
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John Friend came up from the valley last week and returned yes terday morning for the purpose of further prospecting the Gila range. He thinks well of the in- dicatiops.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Twenty cents will buy a double roll of very nice gold paper at Ben Smalrs, wholesale and retail dealer Tn paints, glass and wall paper, Fl Psso, Texas.
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Gold paper, 20 cents per double roll, at Ben Small's, wholesale and retail dealer in paints, glass and wall paper, Fl Paso. Texas.
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Gold paper at Ben Smalfs, 20 cents per double roll. Wholesale and retail dealer in paints, wall paper and glass, Fl Paso, Texas.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Capt. E. A. Cutter. the jovial member of the firm of Cutter x Leahy, of Thomas, is in town-
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Charley Piers train on the Core nado road has been temporarily laid of. Charley is at his old post in the machine shop.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

George Reeb has resumed charge of the Arlington hotel at Lordsburg, Neil Erickson having retired.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Thirty-6ye mining locations were recorded at the office of the County Recorder at Solomonville during the month of May.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Vim. Walker, the tailor, of Sil- yer City, was visitor to our burg the past week.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

The Wonderful mine shipped 63 sacks of high grade ore to Fl Paso last week.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Joe Tanner will shortly open at Morenci a fruit and lunch stand and bakery.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Fritz Adolphy and Sig Weisl expect to leave on their trip next Sunday. The first place visited by them will be San Francisco.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

The thermometer has been monkeying around between 1OS and 10S the past week.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Matt Calhoun of Watrous, N. M., a mining man who is backed by wealthy English and Ameri- can syndicate, was on a visit of inspection of our mines the past week. He bonded Colonel h. gram's group of twenty mines at Gold gulch for S30,000. This group consists of copper. gold and silver prospects, and Mir. Calhoun expressed himself as well pleased with the looks of them, having no doubt of being able to make the sale. Charley Stevens group of nine mines in Chase's creek above the Metcalf was also bonded by Mir. Calhoun for S1O,OOO. This group is also reported to be a most promising one. MT. Calhoun left last Monday, but will return short ly with an expert. During his absence Col. Ingram is acting as his agent
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

The Carlisle Gold Mining com pany are in need of men.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Mesdames Heggie and Ferrie of the Metcalf were visitors the past week.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Deputy Sheriff Hovey left this morning for Morenci, it is said for the purpose of making arrests of Mexicans concerned in the shoot inu
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20

Lew Friend left Monday morn ing for St. Louis, where he pro- poses to put before the capital of that city in affair way the value and possibilities of mining prop critics in this section. There is no better field in either Arizona or New Mexico for a man to work upon, and Lew-eught to make his trip a successful one.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-06-20
TIE CLIFTON CLARION

Judge Fitzgerald of Solomon vile is in town.