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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

Cash quo niious we're a. follows
fiuur-l'irm aud unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat Disdgiafc. No. 8
spring wheat, SiGi.1c. No . red. 49, sGiupAc,
No. 2 corn. BlsttJlc No. , uais, 2ic,
No. ryc. "a, No barley 13c on track No.
lax seed, lsi.OO'.i prime timothy seed,
$50
Mess pork, per bbl.. $500 lari. pcr
To- lbs. = ,, 'f@S.2i. short ribs sides loose
.HSU. dry saltcl shoulders tboNcdL ~ -
CASH. short clear side, (boKedb S7.l2k
ain.
Rccclpts-Flour. 1000 Ibis: wheat 5000
Ia: cora. $500 hu: cat ib5, go bu. rye,
5,Upo hu. barley, Gi.OuO hu.
Shipmenl.-flour. iLgO bbls. wheat,
1900 hu. corn, $4,000 bu oats. $4,000 bu.
re, iu.o bu barley, 500 bu.
- Lows lice. 2s.- flour-Unchangcd
Wheat declined yale early. but reacted
later. audi though unsettled closed caboyc
yesterday. Ne. , rcd. call, -, u ltd. May.
siWAml,01 closed at 81 pti.: July. $50
O1A,c. closed nt uDC,pli icuskcd: Aulu.t. $50
Corn-fitm aud fraction better No. 2
cash, 30. aJui.r. DECEMBER Blc. January,
Jptt5o' &c. February, Jo'sc May, Sja@SJA.c,
closed al U1sc.
Oais-Llwcr No . cash aud December.
2ic bid, May 2slsd2sNc
Ryc-lsoWcr 10 scll. Ehc bid.
bAlN'N --NltAlNt HtlNlN lhlh Nl IOWA hNlu
NJ Ole aud Manitoba 12c.
HAY Weak aud dull rairic, s5.OOlts 20,
timothy, slWUai30
nmn--Qulct ~ tiihGic.
flaA sccd-Numiual. si.il.
Lcad-Dull NJ ~ l5Ct3bO
butter Market quiet, creamery, a82sc,
dairy, 21Ct2ic.
Eiun Dull. l1c.
Cornmcai--lowcr nj sl.,i6i.Sn
Provisions aud silr-, confined 20 Job
lOts. Pork Sia5,6la5h lard-S. 1Od7 IS.
Dry Salt Meats shoulder boxed, MJ1 X.
longs and ribs f2a. short clear, 500. Ia.
con-Shouidcr-, 800 longs, $500. ribs,
fS0O6tsi0 short clear, So gs.25. Hams
N0T ismi25o.
Receipts loo brls wheat 5000
hu. corn, $4,000 bu; Oais 900 bu; Tyg
none, barley, t.O0o la.
Shipmcnts-flour,i 2,0Ol brls. wheat, O..
0oD bu. corn. $4,000 bu, oats, l0,O0O bu,
rye, none. barely, GUOo.
KANSAS NCuY. Mo-. Dec. 2S-Whoat-
Steady; No. ? rel. each salcs at 03ifc; May,
o. &c bid, pe'fc asked ~ 2. soft, cash III
asked January, o.c BID, u 'sc asked. May,
tl.0ilf asked.
Corn-No. 2, cash. no bids nor Offerings:
May, a''c bid aDlsc sskcd, No. 2 white,
May, Sic asked
Oats-No. ?, cash. no bids nor offerings;
May, gfc bid, 2s9.c asked.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made in The local market
today. Amount Of grain in store az the
elevators Corn, -, 2DI bushels oats, O2,OsG
bushels; wheat, ass bushels. Sales at the
Grain Call Board session today, n cars and
1900 bushels January No. . mixed cotn at
3i'lc, l car cash bran at SlI25.
In the local live stock market the receipts
Of cattle during the week have been lght
and prices remain nrm and unchanged.
The demand for butchers aud feeder, j.
very good. There is n fair supply Of hog,
for sale, with moderate demand aud prices
firm. The market Is about bare 81 sheep
and lambs with good demand for best
grade, prices firm.
At New Orleans tho sugar market Is quiet,
with moderate demand M1lu-.cs Ia fair
demand but steady Rice remains steady.
with but little movement
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1885.

s5.Oo@5.2o; mixed, sioe@5.2o heavy, $5.os
@5.30 skips, S3.45@4.25.
sheep--Receipts, 6,0o0 head shipments
1900 head market slow, but easier; natives
$3.50d4.s5 Western, A.l5@4.55; feeders
$2.25@3.75i Texans, s2.5o@SS5; lambs, $40
@455.
The DrorerS Journals annual review OF the
Chicago live stock trade shows an increase in
receipts Of 235, 900 cattle, 80, 600 calves, ISL
6sl sheep, $500 horses and a decrease OF 1884,
9O7 hogs, compared with 1887, Receipts of
Texas cattle, 547,0O0 head showing an in
crease Of 81 900 head. Receipts of Western
range cattle, 2695O0 showing $500 increase.
Prices for native beef steers ranged at 81. S5
@7.0O, and averaged 25@50c higher than last
year; hogs, a. 100000, averaging SOC higher
than last year; sheep, s2.OO@750, averaging
25@50c higher.
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GrOcerles.

Kew ORLEANS, la. Dec. 2s-CofFee--
Dali and prices shade lower. Common to
prime, l5I@ls19c. Rice-Quiet, but steady;
ordinary 10 prime, 3s<@5c. Cotton-seed
products-Quiet, firm; cotton-seed oil, primo
crude, delivered, 43c; refined, fob, SOC;
cake and meal, long ton, fob, $2l 700
$500. Sugar = Strong; open ket-
fully fair, Axe good fair, Issc fair 7-lGc;
good common, 4 Hccommon,4 hc; inferior3A
ale: centrifugal, plantation granuiated, "a
lice; choice white, q 7-l6@Gkc of white,
q 5-lGaG9zc gray white 6ls@6Lc; choice
yellow clarified, o 1-l6@0hc: prime yellow
clarified, &c; OF yellow clarified, $40
5l5-l6c; seconds, 4hGJ5lSe. Molasses-Strong;
open kettle, choice, 40dilc; strictly prime,
36ig3Ic; good prime, 32td33c; prime, 2SCd
SOC, good fair. 25@26c; fair, 22(g2lc good
common 20a 20. Centrifugal = Strictly
prime, 2i@2jc; good prime, 2OG22c; prime,
lS9l0c; good fair, lie; fair, Ice common to
good common, l3gl5c; inferior, ll@l2c;
syrup, 2s@32c.
NEW YoRK, Dec. %. - Coffee - Options
opened firm and closed steady; moderate
business; sales, 1880 bags, including
December, $l4sG January, slL7O@l
February, Sit65@l5so; March, Sl4656o
lI.S5; April, sit75@lAs0 May, Sli.75
Culi0O; June, Sli0Ot li.95; July, $lI.S5CG
1890 August, $1,000; September SlI.05@
1905; October, si5.OO9l5.65. Spot Rio quiet;
fair cargOes, 1870.
sugar-l,aw easy, nominal; fair refining,
SIC; refined, duh.
Molasses-Foreisn, nominal; New Or
leans active.
Rice-Fair demand; firm.
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec 2S.--0n the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was
dull aud unchanged. Eggs-Dull at Is
@lOc.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 2s. - Whisky -
Dull sales 25s barrels finished goods on a
bass of STA. Butter-ln fair demand.
Sugar-ln moderate demand. Eggs-Heavy
at l0@l7c. Cheese-Firm.
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duck, 81 50@1,75 per doz; teal, 49, 2562.5O
per doz; mallard, s225@2.50 per doz. veni-
son saddles, sdl0c per ID; whole deer 4C5c
per Id; opossum, lb9iOci dressed coon, 100
35C
VEGErABLEs-0nio $i506i75 per bril-
Cabbage, loose, 66Jsc. Kraut, per brl, $500
@i.50; half brl, S2.00612.50. Garlic, SOC per
100. Carrots, S3.O0@3.5O per bril- Beeis
S250G2.75 per brl. Parsnips, $500 per brl
Ilorseradish, s5.00M5.50 per brl.
-Butterine, Zoe; creamery, 406II5c
dairy, 22612Sc; country butter l5d25c.
CIpEn--Ozark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half bril-
NINrGAR--Per gal, l0MI2c.
EGGs-Dull Boxes, lsc; carcs, 10c.
RAITNs-London layers, $3.50; California,
81 % per box.
PicKLEs-Irls, $780, halfb rls 800,
PorrTRY--ChiCkcns, young, $l.0OGl. o5;
mixed, Sl50aJi.7j; hens, s2.25M250; tlr-
keys, young. SjOOG6s. 90, old Ss.OOGl2OO;
geese, s3.hD6ti.50 ducks -. 00M3.5G dressed,
turkeys, 100 l2c per pound; hens ~ 2b9275;
chickens, S2.OO@2.2ji geese, Si0O9500.
NuTs-Cocoanuts, 500 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, 5k@Glac; Tennessee, farmers
stock, ici5c; roasted l. &c higher; shellcd,
red, SIC, white, &c; Spanish, Sc. pccans,
Texas, old, 5@Sc. Italian chestnuts, 100
l2Ec.
PorArors-Firm s15Oa2Oo per brl; SKIS,
Gj@75c; Utah, S5q0Oc per bu; sweet $i.75
per br
FREsn FIsm--BuGalo, 1Cl2c per 10, cat, &c
per ID. Game-Perch, trout, etc, Dose,
ppr lib.
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and
closed easy. middliuF o'sc. Sales, i.tio
bales. including -- last evening 81 which
LOO bales 10 exporters aud 2,5j0 bales TO
tpinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal. gool ordinary, SIC;
low middling, a., middlinE Csc good mid.
ding sA.ci middling fair 10 site; fair.
nominal.
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
DAN, COTTON STATEMENT.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

WFTkIl 'WIIuN tfNTININT,
Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
Dcosmbcr ., i272l bales, NJ against ". t5l
bales last week, aud i2.S5 bales same week
last year, since september l. tnl.l70 bales.
hgnins, aiS.ST bales same time last year.
Shipments Tor the week, n. ~, hales. -
against 2t,Ci5 bales same week last year.
,lnoe September I, aJs8l5 bales, a. against
AoG22 bales same time last year Weeks
salcs. i7.0po bales exporters, l0G0o, aud spin.
ncrS 100 bales
DAnY rom AND iNrEWoR MOVEMENT.
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Live steea.

CmcAoo M. Dee. % ne Bforerf Jour.
nal rcp1tts Caitlc--liec, pt,, 1900 head,
shipments, aOUo head, market duh. demon.
allied aud Is lower choiuu To cxt,a hecycs,
~ i00 i.p. steers, e. 500 - stockcrs and
feeders, S2Ot1tiO, cows, bulls and mixed,
81 2,CtaOo. Tcsts cattle. 3 OlCai.S5.
Hoes-llccoilts, 1900 head shipments
coo head. market slow aud lower. light
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nrc ,si.tufTs.

FLpun From store. common, S3jOm3G 90
family, SL2O $50. choice i.i1@ 100. fancy,
ii6iCt5ol. extra fancy, S5iO955p, patent,
Sb.75@GuO, quiet.
CRNcKrus- extra, hlsc; treble extra,
Gmd' sc. ginger snals, 1mS'sc, assorted jun
blcs l0Ml2c, cream cracker, 7's@sAc.
CouS MrA,-rcarl, $50, roller, S2.io,
quiet.
Br,Ns ANp rr,s-Nnyy beans. Sa2j; me-
dunn, t2uu.
oar ME,l--In half hrls. $3.50 from store.
CHAcGrn WnE,r--ln half brls. sl.5o from
STORE.
IloMNY ASp Gmrs-From store 1928
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Many mothcrs have permitted their children b.
die heiOp their eycs when they might have been
saved. Any mother who keeps house without
bottle Of Ackers English Baby sO0ther at hand
runs risk which shc may sometime regret. Il
hnssuNcd the lives IL thousands oi children. ana
u doing ~ every year. n. J. Holster, druggist
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Live stock.
,o,,on Seed r.rotIuc,.

PgiNE CRUnr on i0c, prime summer yell
low. hnc summer white. 65c. choice cooking
summer yellow, soc; cotton seed meal, slD.UO.
less than car load. S2lUO.
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wool.


ST. IouIs, Mo-, Dec. 2s.--Wool market
quiet, but steady at unchanged prices.
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Trcdstun.

CouN-t'rom store, white, IN. mixed. to.
from lcycc ar depot white IN bulk. l2c.
In sacks, iic MIXED, In bulk, iDc, IN saoks.
4lc
rRAv-- From store. S5i.c, from lcycc or
depot siGbn.
llN-rhoicc, from store n ,lc. car load
irum lcvcc or depot. slGO1GlGJO, prime.
from store S0aSic. car load from lcycc or
depot sltuuttib.5U prairie. from store. ~
C,Gk, car load, from lcyco OF depot, tlnUJCg
ll.Un
OAr.--from store. white, 37r. mixed. Sir.
from lc,cc or depot, white, In bulk. 3itr
Sc. In sacks, IS, mixed, IN bulk, Ji.c, In
sacks g1c
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ce-Fair demand; firm.
OH and TurpeutIue.

wILNrSGroS, n. O., Dec. 2s.-Turpcntine
firm at t3c.
CLEVELAND. o., Dec. 2s.-Petroleum easy;
sw. ll0', 7lac.
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KKw YoHx.
Spots opened steady and closed dull:
ndddling. 01.c. Sales, Sli bales. Quo.
iaiions arr m follows Ordinary. csc;
good ordinary, 4 s-i0ci low miidllns, 0,sc.
middling $50, good middlinT 1850; mid.
ding fair, 10 lilo. fair. II b.l0c.
Futures opencd steady and closed steady,
a. follows December oiO@0ili January,
e.4l@st2, February. 062@06si March, oOi
@oGb. April o56; May. ass; June 900
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t.rarcrIeN

C,NNrp OooBs .Pincapplcs, fi.25Ol. so
Peaches, lhs standard, Si.AiHt 60 second
tl.UO. Tomatoes. lbs, standard, NiGllNc. 2
lhs, standard, tiU Strawberries. a. -
Rnspberrirs. q - lrnckhcrfirs. ttl Grccn
Cages, sl2j. rcnr s2O plums o. 81
Asparagus, tiW Grrcn corn a. uOltl a..
Urrrn peas. ~ % Cove oysters, full weight,
IL, ~; 2 lbs tl.Asttl.OD light weight. G,c.
? It's. fiuni 10. CONDENSED milk, Crown
,An Eagle, go. Swiss, t5D salmon.
~ .5ha2Wi. sarlincs, $500. mustard sar.
dimes sio. Mackcrcl, ti2b, herring mack
crcl. .lOA
suoAr--rur white, &c, of white, CSC.
yellow clarified, 6ak@6Ac, refined A, 7sc.
standard gmnulntcd. 'aM7'sc powdered.
sfnSac' cut LOAF sissAc, open kcttli,
5,dhAC. sirnug.
Corrrr- Common, 10; ordinary, iGisa
lie. fair. l7A@isc. prime Rio. ISi.@isac.
choice 10 fancy, lult0ganv. old Government
SiGtAc, very strong
Satr-Sarinaw. ti.JO@l.i5 per brl, Ohio
River flNttitj per hrl. sks, hne. o. $50
Lao coarc, sliOttl.ih, pkis, 2.C17c.
hc--Louisiana, ils@G,IG Carolina 60
7c firm.
CASpirs--silck. all sizes In bss, pals aud
hhrls, pallG fancy, assorted, i0giSc, oGtra
fancy is6t2tc firm.
STAncn-.1', Gt3hc.
MoL,ssu--lsnuisiana common 90 fair ?.
@yc, prime, choice, Sbt1i2c. fancy. Atsoc
ocntriiugals, common TO fair 2Oct90c. prime
10 choice, B0d3,c. syrup naibC, strung
CnTnr-primc flats, slsaptc, New Norl
factory, Okgi0c, full cream, i2is0isc
Young America i3Cailc.
Soar AM C.SpLrs-soaR 3h6t5c, candles
full weight, Toe.
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Careless Mothers.

NEw YoRK, Dec 2S.-.The market was
steady aud there were miny forwardinRs on
old business
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FIsn-M ackcrrl. half brls. No. l. $500,
0Ot No. ?, ss.OOdS0. No 3, t7.5G lUlb
kils. No. I, ti.3h. No. ,. si.26 No. 2, ti.lO
Dry herring family, Sc per boN. y. G. rue
herring, half brls. 1915. White fish. half
bril- $50
lloa PRopucrs- Easy. pork. si650Ctl5 -.
sugar-currd hams. iii,mi2c. breakfast
bacon. iiCti2c. clear rib sides. bacon, SIC.
bulk pork. clear sides. 5,sc. clear rib sides.
5isc. long clear. CSC. shoulder, 7c.
L,Hp-fts SctS'.c. halt hh,. si,ms Ne.
kegs. s'.Cos9.c. choice settle. p'sotiO -.
easy.
lIas Fur-Brls, 500. half brls 500.
kcps. si2j.
fHrsu My,rs- Reef. headquarters, Sc. fore.
quarters ~ city hogs T@i -. country
drr,scd, G@dlsc per ~, spare ribs, slstgN,
bach buucs, 5isrbc per 10.
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APPEAL OFFICE.

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec 2S lsSs
There Is heavy demand for money,
which demand is promptly met Rates are
firm at per cent
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July, 1o.02@lo,o3 August, l003@lo00; Sep
TENDER, 9.77@979 Sales, 1920 bales
Weekly cotton statement for the week
ending EridaY. Decnmhnr % 1888.


The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; mddling 09so. Sales, $500 bales
Quotations are MS follows; Ordinary, nc;
good ordinary, slsc; low middling, SIC;
middling 07sc; good middling Zoe.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet,
as follows. December 022@02l; Janu-
AIRY, 023@G2i; February, 03O@0 81; March,
03s@939 April, 0,l6@ol7 May, 0.54@
055; June 0G36ya.Gi; July '07im072, Au-
gust, 0Gs@0G0. Sales, $500 bales.
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AZ noon: Spots--Quiot, moderate inquiry.
Sales, 5000 bales, of which 900 were Amer.
lean Receipts, 10000 Of which 81, 200 were
American. Closing quotations were ~ fol.
lows. Middling 55sd
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
THESE prices are given IN pence and 6iths,
thus; G.G3 means 6G3-6id, aud 5.0l means
6l-6ld.l
At pm: December, 52lS December
January $40 5; January February, 5-l0 s.
February March 5.l0 81 Marcli A 2ril, $40 :;
April NJ ~ 6.2l b; May-Jtnc. .. % 5, June
July, 5.25 s. July-Aurust, 90 b.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending December % 1855
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Spots closed quiet and steady.
Tres Orlinaire, OF January futures,
G39sc
Above spot quotations represent or for
80 kilos ot low midding cotton. Hnyrc
terms 4j.3j kilos equal 10 100 lbs, and o 25l
equal 10 g.
Buy and sell stocks aud bonds through r.
NJ. Galbrcath No. 10 Madison qtrccL
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton -Middllng Cotton o $3.50;
Sales, Today, 4,45o Bales - The
General Market is Steady - Meats
Easy.
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aUvTANG LiNuMEnI

CURES swfNNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
MISS S0iiLs IN HORSES 4 MULES
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WuIsHY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
sl5OG90O1; Robertson aud Lincoln Counties,
Tenn. firm at ~. 85 10 $500; sharp advance
on October Eastern ryes a. 25G6O0 ac-
cording To the age aud make; common
whisky, $l.O0Ml30. according 10 proof;
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
BAGGiNG--llAml3c,
TIES 81. iOCal.l5
Snor-Drop, tl2O buck, $l.Ij.
LEAp-5l SM6c.
TALLow-i &c.
TonNcco--Common. 25M30c; other grades,
GO,dSjc.
sSurr-Garrctt's, sIo75, Ralph's, SiO25,
Railroad. -. ~; Gail a Ans, $500.
FURs-Bcnr skins, $l.00@GO0; mink l5G
Acc, coon, hunter handled, i5n75c country,
handled. i6@tOc: otter. tl.OOGGOO; beaver,
sl.0Oa6OG wild eat, l5Ct3Oc; fox l5d15c.
muskrat 100 ljc Opussum, iOta loo; wolf
5Oc6JS2O0; panther 6Oc6IslO0 skunk, Il
dSOc.
PowprR-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, s275,
quarter kegs, $40
CoAL ou-Primo white, wholesale lots,
Zoe per gnl
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd, IL
d@Oc; clear, grcas wool 2OM2jc. bury,
washed 2O6g9Oc tub.washcd. 3O@35c.
BEEswAN-2Oc.
NAns-lrpn. 500 steel. A. TO-
llibEH-Dry nint, No. ], ~. No. 2 &C; drv
sailed, Sc, No. . &C. gccn sailed, No. l, 90
CtGc; No. 2, lc green, lc. docrskins, 500
Zoe, shccpskins. li@ 100. firm.
Live stock.
LANns--Choicc Sc; common to GOOD, per
head. ~ O@3OO.
lIoas- Choice light. De-; good, sIGj@Ls5,
common, p,GIisc.
tArrLE--t hoicc grass, 81 ,G3Ac, good. -.
@3c; scnlawars, lh02lsr, choice feeders.
- imlc. feeder, g.@.isC.
SnEfr-c hoicc, &c, medium, 3@3l!c; com.
mon, kluOGat.Jn
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NNNlNs
4. 4 O. tcg tgsis k.A T. rtu, 81 81
y. n 4 cuupon. ils's ~ dai friou ~ %,
Y -, RS, iusN a. INT cert. tullf
u = 49,, coupon, iW hpfu lar ids 10
Pacific q " 81. no fth,fn piclnr .dsiu
" stamped q ~ oithsrst Cousuls. tilt
Missouri o., Ion ". dvbcniufc T., ~
1cnn. new sct q. ~, Oirguu a ltaua a., iui3.
Tenn. new srt Z, glk Z. 4 . " sen =. -,
Tenn. new at - "a ~ u ASH rvn. MsitT
canada ~. Ala 70 ~ raui consils iM1
Genital lnrinr ists ne, - T. thicN rar isisiO
Denver A * ~. ists. no 4 a. I. q. IT, Ne n. ~
nruNef A " a. o. ~ T. a. a. H. Nerfs fli
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Bent County register., 1888-05-26

A dispatch from Norwolk, Ohio,
dated Tuesday, reads:-Sheriff Nc.
Curry, of Las Animas, Colorado, ar.
rived at Monroe,lll Saturday with
requisition papers for Fred. Hess,
the son of Cashier Hess, who is
wanted on charge of burning the
court house at Las Anlmas in Janu.
ary last. He will be taken to Colo.
rado to-day. His object In burning
the court house was to destroy the
county records.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

The lot sale at Palmer Lake was
decided success Tuesday, although
the weather was very disagreeable,
being cold and threatening rain.
The sale amounted to over thirty
eight thousand dollars, and the pur-
chssers were parties who intend tn
build and reside there during the hot
months. Palmer Lake is one of the
prettiest natural resorts of the many
in the state, and backed by the gem
tlemen who have the enterprise in
hand, is sure to be the most popular
resort of the west before another
year passes bye. Mr.. J. E. Goddlng
manager of the enterprise is to be
congratulated on the work he has ac-
compllshed at Palmer Lake.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

We do not believe there are one
hundred good thorough republicans
in the United States, but what feel
confident the Republican National
ticket will be elected this fall, and
we do not believe there are one hun.
dred well informed democrats in the
United States but what think it will
only be luck If Grover Cleveland is
reelected. The republicans have,
faith, the democrats are doubtful.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Citizens of Trinida5 are a. w,

Citizens of Trinidad are at work
to secure the building of the Nilsson
ri Pacific as now planned from Chiv.
ington via Lamar to Trinidad. There
is no doubt but what the road will
be built and the line as stated, bu,
people along the line are anxious to
have it completed at an early date,
as soon as possible, and will offer the
company every inducement within
their power.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

Register F. P. Arbuckle and Re
ceiver F. II. Shreck received from
the Hon. w. F. Villas Secretary of
the Interior yesterday, a full and
complete vindication of the charges
heretofore preferred against them of
ever kind and nature. This is the
final of the fight ahat never should
have been commenced, there now
being no charges against these gen
tlemeu, and We hope the parties who
undertook the job OF removing them
will recognize their inability to ac-
eomplish what they evidently so
much desire, the fight on the land
officers has been disadvantage TO
Lamar and much regretted by ma
jority of cur citizens.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

/ Thursday was Lamar's second ami
versary, and while there was no reg.
ular programme for the celebration
of the day, the citizens who sull
think they have little the best town
in the valley, celebrated individually Y
as suited their taste. The business
houses were decorated with flags,
and from the top of many foated
large flags, as there was from the
band stand and suspended by ropes
across the street until Main street
presented avery patriotic appearen ce.
Many of the residences also display
ed the stars and stripes. The Lamar
cornet band gave serenade in the
afternoon, and IN the evening the
band on float hauled by four mules
followed by g torch light procession
paraded the streets. There was a
very good display of fireworks and
the small boys had a fourth of July
time with fire-crackers. The evening
was beautiful, permitting everybody
in town to turn out and witness the
demonstrations. The A. o. u. w,
Lodge gave ball at their hall which
is spoken OF as one of the most pleas
ant parties ever given in the city, the
attendance was such as to keepthe hall
crowded until almost morning. The
ladies of the Christian church gave
an ice cream and strawberry supper
at the Iron Clad store room that was
well patronized. Altogether Thurs
day was holiday in Lamar, and the
people generally gave up the day
and evening to pleasure.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

DR.. Alex. Shaw, Secretary of the
State Horticultural Society of Cello
rado was IN Lamar yesterday. He
is veteran in the fruit business, as
well as one of the late war. He and
Capt. Cooper drank from the same
canteen quarter of century ago.
During drive in the country he
gave some good pointers on fruit
growing in this country. He says
Colorado is the best fruit growing
state in the, northwest, and that
every one who owns q rod of this
rich valley can and should grow
fruit. Trees and vines will grow
and bear ahundantly. He is much
pleased with the country, says we
have a grand fertile valley, that
must soon develope into rich farms
and orchards; and that our town and
business will continue to make sub
stantlal grow th and we will always
be prosperous community.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

We learn by the Dodge City Globe
that two herds of cattle numbering
6,loo head belonging to the Reynolds
Land d Cattle Co., have crossed the
Canadian river at the old Jones and
Plummer crossing, and are bound for
Dakota via Colorado. This is the
first report we have seen of cattle on
the trail this year.