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The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

The hills, mesas~ and arroyos are covered with brilliant colored wild flowers; large quantities.of lillies and vsrbenaes are growing in rank profu sion on every side.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17
DESERT LAND FIrti PRogF
0t Pg.i .iGaH1T

Bae at Put .iGai.oz
 JE--El IS LAND OFFICE. }
 s-7a. elru-Fr -l. 1888
 TT. HEREBY GIVEN THAT Oscar F. 4owuss : oi Yuma Arizona
 fled 5tice oi intention to make proof 9. als desert land claim No. 394, for Lots :, and ard the N ". of the s. E. ] and the s. W. Section 20 T. SS. R. g W. before the Clerk of the United States Dis. trict Court at Yuma Arizona on Tuesday the lo,day of April 1888. He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclam- ation of said land:
 M. J. Nugent, John Wrend, F. S. Ingalls,, A. o, Green, all of Yuma Arizona. A. D. DUFF, Register. Feb 18th.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

The IllustratedSWestern World pub lished ,st Chicago Ill. is enc of the most valued of our exchanges; the sub scription price is 50 cents per annum
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

The SENTINEL invites correspon- dence from every section of the county, It is the aim of this paper to get as much county news as possible and we want our readers to help us out.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

Gandolfo's apricot and peach trees are fuIl;of fruit; some of. the ap'icots h.ysalmost reached their full growth. Tho orange, lemon 'and lime trees are one mass of wy!fragrant blossoms.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

John Dunbar has taken charge oi tse Phoenix Gazette and the paper shows wonderful improvement: Mr. Dunbar ii one of the best newspaper men in the. Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

Snow and sleet in the Eastern States
 whilst here. lovely Yuma..the senses are feasted with fragrant blossoms and the eye delighted with bright coloreo
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

The Carga MuchachO country IS at
 trscting mucL attention and the out look is good for lively times in that section. The lodges are wide and the mi.s. worked have nearly all proved
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

The gardens along Madison Avenue arc the best advertisement possible tor tKis' section. The passengers on both trains are in full view of orange and banana trees, bright colored flowers
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

Ripe strawberries have been picked in the gardens here since the first day oEiMarch.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

The San Francisco Call says that al orange orchard cannot be counted upon for profit before the twelfth year of its age. The Call.is in this instance only nine years too slow. Generally speak ing; though it is about century be hind the age. 4 San Bernardinc "budGsl" orange orchard will give lC per cent. on the investment " ,he third year of cultivz..ou What ths CaB does not know about orange cUl' are would be excellent iltormauo. for the tend rt195 s-as-'rg an orehsa1 San Berasr-
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

flowers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-17

These are but few of many points in pruning the apricot, and my time for work of this kind being very linn ited I must desist hoping in time to illustrate in a practical way how to prune an apricot tree.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-30
Certificate of Registration Of Copy
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lished on Hotel street, and only charges
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09
LIVE STOCK MApKET.

New York saturday July ADMINISTRATIONS A.
CAPS 80 hfat-31 or Jersey City AMI - az
oak CHE Arrival al ;or expiration alive, with thr
eNcrpt.o ga %; caroals on che Baltimore and Ohio rold
81 cars were reported back Tor Lehman Bros. The only
reported transaction In benNc- the sale ~ 80 Ohio
storrs averaging lbs H. at - 90 per leo 2
Corrected shipments give 400 beerc' On The France and
80 0r ft. l,,isr city making total Tor the week Oi
e1-3 lc.ve,. : $50 quarters ot beet and 81 Sheep.
CALVFS-Rrceipt- % head. making thr total Tor the
w.k 1906 head. 40 trading worth noting. Feeng
steady
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts were % cars 81 ISIS
hea1-lg Jefcy CITY ana cars at GOth-sr, AMI
L. car. carried over yesterday. Sheep were dull
ni weak and Lambs at Jersey City appeared % BE- lac
lower while al 00thst dealers reported firm market
az higher lgureS
Poor TO Prime sheep sold az .3 o5asj 10 per 100 n
dew selected - 2Jesj go, and Fair 20 Choice Lamb,
ar 80 55as7 - with a Jerseys sold At IS. TIE pens
were not cleared
Sai.s-J. T. Sailcr Co. o. Territory Sheep, 50 n
average - - per 100 n 5i3 do, % n. az 81 80; %
Ohio do % o. at - 80 i3l do. - n at 81 81 IL 81 do
81 o. as - 9 90. i22 - at - 80 l5i Kentucky do.
los n. "A 05 10 do, 1875 r. at IS so PSI Kentucky
Lambs II %. at s. % DIS Virginia d. 81 n, At - %
J. \. PidcOc6: $50 Ohio Sheep, ~ ~ 40 81 80; ~
do. sc ~ - 90 81 do, 81 ~ a; - - 2Oi do 90 n
a. 10 40 Kentucky Lambs cus % H. AZ IS; 100 do.
90 - 90 - G33 Virginia do, % n, az 81 es7 do,
% y, - 80
Sherman Culver 10 Kentucky Sheep. % n. az SO 80
1f1 do IO5 n at % 25 $50 do. 10 n at 81 so la
ohio do % n. az 81 60 200 do, 90 n at "a 10; 2is
Kentucky Lambs, 30 81 n At IS so; 357 do 81 70, at
"a so 2i3 West Virginia do. 81 IL n. at 80 so.
Judd buckingham: IS West Virginia Sheep, % IL n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09
CRAZY AND PRODUCE M1RKhr&
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was TO sensational feature TO saturday
grain markets and the changes In price were not i'm
poriant Wheat on the spot was moderately active
and lower closing weak. although there were sales Of
80 600 bushels for export. spot corn also was easier
closing steady and shippers took 1900 bushels.
The wheat option market ire g1Illr aad a. the
start tended downward. prices yielding i-2a7-5 cent
from Friday night. Tie private advccs from The
foreign markets did not Lear ont tie public cables re-
porting nrmncss and improved crop reports siimu-
lated some selling The OPTIONS rallied later on the
covering Of shorts ard ended a shade under best
figures bat steady option corn was dun. dragging a
Ltllc ea,ly wholly in sympathy with wheat. but,
ralyng small receipts closed Erin at best prices
Oats we've duh and steady for 10th srct and option
trading Il C quotations for lard were higher but no
business done
Tfnalfprices were follows
Whcat-Juiy. es IA; August. So IS; September,
80 -: October. o. November, o.; December, % :;
January. 90 IS Nav. ls-9. 81 81 cents
Corn-July 50 Il: August. 81 Is; september,
81 81 October. - IA; November 81 81 December.
80 81 cents
Cats-July. 80 90; August. 81 Ii, September,
80 30; October. 80 IS cents.
Lard-Jly and August, . 81; September. - 81 +;
October. - 20 November. -.
Tic receipts Of grain and -four reported on SATURDAY
at Ncw-York PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore and Boston
were as follows Wheat. 54775 bushels; corn.
81 1923 bushels: oats. oG.c-0 bushels; total gain
.iG7e7 bushels: flour. 33.5lo packages. At Chicago
Milwaukee and -. Louis tie arrivals were; Wheat
C249 bushels; corn, lt"l-y bush oiis lag 90
bushels; total grain. 364,95j bushels; flour I7'3f
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09
THE STATE or TRIDE.

BALTIMORE July 7-cotton steady MiilinS loh &c.
Flour quiet firm. Hovar Street anl Western SnpeTrne
500 CIV Mills - - s. 50 % 93 -
2lo Brsis 81 9Oe5 o. PAtaoScp Family g - 90 81
81 SSsc Loagherry s2dS9c Western dun and easy No
Winter Red spot si2dS BE-; DO July - "a sac; do
Southern stea =; White s. c6c Yellow .. l9e West
Uonmsl; ixei spot . . - &c July 5is5ibc An.
gust 5t'.c -enietbe Jo- 56 qc oats aeIive and
White al All SIC Westcrn Mixed At tO0iOsc Rye
du aad nomi IA. Has nrnr an higher Prme TO Choice
Buk meats shoulders loose 6'.c; Clear
Rib sides packed 5Lc. RaeOn-Shouiers s'c Clear BIO
sides C. Mans l2-0l%-c. Lard refined ~ CSC But
u 90 Egg. duh aut easy Western packed
at Al l5c; Petroleum steair. Refined ut 7Sc Coles
dull RIO cargoe4. for. 1T - nc. sugar firm. "A" sofs
II % esl - Erelghts to Lveroool per steamer quiet
532d Flour per ton u.s. Gram 3 Receipts-FIour
500 bush sipmcufs-Four g 300 bbls. 200 bush
slles-Wheat 3iaODO bush. Corn 5s.00J bush.
BUFFALO. Suly 7.-wheat-No Iari gniet but firm
Gbc over chicago August sales Of 1890 bush at 80 n
S7'i. No. Northern dull al i-c over no No. North.
offered: winter Whcat quiet No. Ro! DC; No =
Red at Ole. Choice 10 VIC No White Mchgaa az
o. GO. iair demanaNo. Yellow 52s4 % &c No
jOs0jl 2c Oa;s hrlncr 80. White a. +O@4OAc.
Flour in fair demand AM firm Mlfeed firm Winter rln
ac: oats / lse Rec.pi,-Flour ll.oOO bb- Wheat
slCOO 0ush Corn 7OUOI bush Oats II 600 bush ship
mcnts 1y Itail-Flon. 200 bOls Wheat IsOn bl -.
Corn u 900 buSi Canal 7hPments-Wheat o'.Ooo Dusa
Corn iGSO0) BUSH oats 6I.oDJ bush.
BosToy July Flour firm. but not more active. Corn
firm AMI higher. steamer leoN jsD6Dc Oats nrmer ;
sI042c shorts quiet AMI unchanged Provisions steady
ana quiet Pork steaiv Iari al SsG0i.c Huns az ll41
I279c. Beef quiet Butte strong aud IN fair demand:
N)rmern Creamery 2l@32- WESTERN Extra Creamery
2O02lc Cheese hrm hnt quiet Best Northern ssGs &c;
goot lots s0Sp.. Eggs nrm and IN .tSHy demand ;
Eastern Extras AZ Lee Western Extras 40 Il Receipts
Flour 100 Obis sacks. Cora $4,000 bus OAKS
2U00O bush shorts lj1 tons.
CHICAGO july Tho leaiilg futures rangei as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09

=, The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing
ilcuSc ard the stocks sold at the NcwYork Stock
ENcIanSe Tor the week Of three years compare as
ycgs en-ag-July 10 1850. July 1887. July = 1sss
No. sAlrs .o1 Ll0sloi 1890 4iGG7a
TIE MONETARY SITUATION
The money market at the Stock Exchange last
week ruled very niformly AT about / - prr
cent for call loans. lime loans were in abundant
supply at La per cent. The discount banks as
"a rule use only small portion OF lher funds in
time loans on COiat rails. prperriHg 20 keep their
loans upon collatcm.s subject 10 immediate c;,l
IN cases OF emergency. II j. the savings banks
insurance and trust companies. whose deposits
arc o. n lIr permanent character which make
the bulk @! tie time loans placed upon Stock
EXCHANGE coIlatcras We are inclined 10 believe
THAI some recent ioan, placed by Canadian banks
and by German bankers lave been much cX-
aggcrutcd ia fh"ir amounts Some recent rcg1fia-
tons relating 20 tho exchange Of securities Of
reconstructed companies have temporarily swcllod
the loans Of the Ncw-IorlS banks till bv ycstcr-
days statement they stood at over $3.50 $50 900
With Che completion OF the exchanges a port ion
Of the money temporarily required IA be sont
away from New York viii hc returned and the
bank loans proportional y reduced. The rates for
commercial paper continue 10 rule at about per
cent
Sterling exchange was very quiet the wccl,
through, but WAS slightly firmcr on "a hardening
Of the OPEN market rate for discounts in london
Sterling exchange closed with the rates for bust
ness - - and : - "a respectively for long
and short bills. IN London the discount rate in
the open market although harder than it had been
was only II per cent, against the bank rate 81
IL per cent. Ey the latest statements. the
Bank Of England holds $500. 900 less gold than
year ago the Bank Of France f3,sOO.O0O
less, and the Bank Of Germany, e. 9OO, 600 more
RAILWAY EARNINGS STILL FAVORABLE
The earnings for the fourth week Of June thus
far reported maintain gains equal 10 those OF the
earlier weeks Including the statements below
The TRIBUNE has now printed the returns Of
iorty-one COMPANIES or systems. or The number
tweuty-three lave shown gains on the week Of
let1 and eighteen have shown losses The per-
centage Of gain Of the whole IS 5.3l per cent
Practically, the same companies in the week Of
ooi gave gain OF 1910 per cent on the week
OF 1886. The gains, losses and percentages Of
each class, and tie aggregate Of the whole are
As follows:
Per
fOufin week In June-1SS7. 1883. Difference
Is companies s173257s So 12a 2G3 Inc $3.50 6s5 249
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09

LIVERPOOL. Jnly I'll D. m.-Cotton-rhe sales OF the
ag Included 300 bales Al arlcau Fuurrs closed steady;
Cpsnds Low MGtng clause. Jny delivery. , 5OOtd.
~sis delivery. 2Hbfd sellers; August
AMI September delivery 2oGid sellers. september and
October delivery l-Git hug October ant November
ac,.vrry lOi SELLERS November aui Decen delivery
Il6td buyers December and January delivery llbtL
sellers January aud February teIycry. llv4c buyers
september delivery. -J-6id sellers
GALvFseN. Jalv 7-CottJn-Qnet Mi1dung. illGi
Ml,niimg. 3-lo. Good Ordinary. net and RrO-.
receipts II bales exports coastwise bales sales IS
bales: STOCK. l.3us bales.
NORFOLK July -.-CottOn steady Midiling 10 il6 net
AMI grDs. recapt,. l36 bales exports 10 treat DritNn
cOastwse 30 bales sales. 80 bales stock 1870 Oales
CHARLESTON. July 7.-Couon - Quiet Mmdling. ~ :;
gross receipts l9 bales sales. bales Stock ol
bales
SAvANNAn July cotton -Staaly AMI firm Miidnr
Cool Ordinary. -; iet ana grost
receipts. 81 bales, exports coastwIse, bA1es 81 les
Is bales stock 1880 bales.
NgwomEAys July T-Corton-Quiet Middling. ga ::
Low Middng. 81 Good Ordinary, 81 net ana gross
receipts bales exports To Great Britain soef baes
coaswlsc 100 baes Sale 7JD bales stock. 80 40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09
TIL TRADE IL CnIrAGn.

Chicago, July fspcc,a!l.-Wheat yesterday went of
cent FOR August 81 cents FOR ScpcG, cf and nearly
cent for December. largely the news sent from Nov
York tat The foreign markets were Cat again. The
Hutchinson buying. however, continued steady About
noon the % The cables suddenly changed. Instead
q being The earliest had been. bcarish, they d.
,crbcd bal and the feeling Of holders and
Of buyers confident With the thought that they had
Teen again trckcd by the crowd a. NewNork which
peides cables the local crowd Hoped 81 once ana
began TO recover Hutchinson. through Il ALL stuck 20
his buying Then d sharp rally started The whole q
the line reclaimed ana more. July sold up IA
cents. August. which had opened at II - and had
dlopped 10 90 rs closed - u cents July, which
on friday wa only -s August, 10 cent
premium. August opened 40 40 IS cents sold De-
tween - 3S and 80 "a and closed ~ - - The july
deal IN dct c0png TIL, option opened m - -
eents touched 80 IL and closed at - "a The shorts
arc COMPELLED make their purchases either Of y. H.
Warren 4 Co or Of Norton & Norihlnct0n Provisions
werc en.lvened by better -pct ulatiVc TRADE.
Hutchinson sold literally OF short ribs Robert Warren
a Co OF lard pork opened az els CO. sod b.
tween sl3 80 and sl3 90 and closed at sl3 ~ u
August lard opened az IS y L. sold between IS y IL
and 80 IL and closed at - % IL August short
rbs opened &7 81 sold between 81 81 IL and 81 %
and closed at o. 81 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09
THE CLIENTS STARE or TIE SP0ILS.


The following old story heard the other day illustrates
how little may bc gained by lawsuit, even when u
goes In favor Of the plaintiff one Jason Williams OF
cieshan while driving through tho street was throS1
from his bUggyOwing to some neglect OF the Authorities
and Injured His demand for damages not meeting
with response from the electmen, he secured tho
services OF old Squire Weiherelp OF Barre In his behalf
ana after the usual proceedings In such affair tho
trial resulted I'm verdict OF $50 for the plaintiff soon
afhe this Mr. Williams called upon the squire for the
bill. ,.. ~. 4, =
squire.
fifty dollars But what have gotl'
. Oh, you' said the LAWYER. why. you've GOT II
case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09

sr-PREwY CoUEr-CHAMBERS- Betore Insraham. J.-Noa
- IS a. 80 40 A. AZ - So 81 81. 80 90 81, o.. -
~ los iIe l2l 100 1872 l5e l57 III IFS i5s ISL -
9- 1872 1876 10 oil 2i2 2l3 PA 40. zlo III, @ls -!y
40 22l 2s2 -. 81 225 226 2Z7 22s, 20
afsT CONFESSIONAL IERM-PARr l-Before ihstS
ham J-No day calendar. - ,
sUgROGArE's CouRT-Before Ransom. s-wih Oh Leo
H. Cohen, p. m. - ,,.-
TESTIMONY TO BIZ TAKEN BEFORE rnE PROBATE CLERk.
PROBATE OF wills o. William r. lioeruef, hsehArt
Voorhia 10 m. Narglrst Fitzpatrick, Sol smith, i! m
. SUPERIOR COuRr-GENERAL TERM-Ad onrned sine de.
SUPERIOR CoURI-sPgCiAL 1EGA-Beiore OuormAn j.
Ma
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL rRgM-petore Van Hoesen' J.
No day calendar.
CoUgTOF GKSRRAL sEssloSs-PARr L-Before hecsfdss
suyth and Assistant District Attorney "on-NoA !" -
inclusive,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09
rrRopEAN PRODUCE Markets

rrvFRPooI. July 10 m.-Beef-IIoders onsr freely.
Pork-olGers Offer Freely. Hams-H0lders oner tnolef.
ately Oiers offer moderately long clear hrn al
Ais Chee,e-The supply IL good Iaiio"-hoiners onef
freely spirits observation-disclosures offer freely Rosin
Holders freely. Cotton erd Oil-Lverpooi fehnsd
s-eav AZ 2s 60 Lari-Spot and fntures-Hslders offer
moderately prime Western spot an July siea ~ Aos
do. August and September steady AT ivs III Mheai-
Holders offer moderately FlOur olders offer moderately
Corn-spOt poor demand fntures-heders oner moier.
atev; rxet Nesernspot drm at - 10 81 DO July nrfn
AZ "a sl,. August steady az - sd DO septem oef
firm "a sgd Hops at Londoa-Ne" YORK state-in Door
supply. , g., -, ...,... q.
francs 2 centes PAID amt IS aLcs g. = ceDtimes sellers
ANTWERP. July 7.-WIcOxs lari closet az 20 francs ~
HnrMEX Inlg I.-Petrolenm. marks - ptennnlga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-09

LONDON July 7.-At me wool sales today there was an
active demand The withdrawals we're nominal The firm
ness continued prices hardening There offered
today bales and 10000 bales remain The sales OF
fhe day detail follows Nciorasales 200 bales
.roure els 81. do locks and pieces Is 3td
Ct9i Ii. do locke ana pieces. Al 40 I'D. south
Wale--saies bales secured. Siels 3D. do locks
ana pieces aid greasy. Gi lOSi. do locks ami
pieces 4la7d. Qusensan Sales 900 bales greasy. sd
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sales g. 700 bales secured I'D do locks aud
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