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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
Stock r.change. censolldated
TILE TRADE LIZ CuICAGO.

Chicago April II lspcciah.-'rhc Government crop
rcport which took May wheat yesterday on the curb
20 "a cents opened it there this morning and carried IL
at one time 10 - 3 - cents. The close was - "a
o-t14 cents June - la II 30. "a cent
over July closing at 10 H. July early In the daS
kent at one cent discount under May. but toward
the close Jagged little. and at one time got ! -
cents under MAY. II closed AT SO IS cents. There
was A sale II 10000 bushels of no spring wheat
here for direct Nport. corn was active. within a
range Of 30 Of Il cent. oats kept within "A range OF
= of "A cent. Provisions for the first time In months
advanced sharply. Pork at night showed an advance
over Thursday Of 60 cents, lard. Oi = cents. nhs
81 > cents The market was led by pork aud III tlis
u,nduct the commission houses which for several
nnufhs have been known the representative. Of
The New York bull clique did the conspicuous trading.
They bought largely fyr July and sold moderately for
MAJ indicating that the sawyer allacc crowd was
changing its MAY Pork Ia July. This crowd has been
nlliup since last October with the market only
now beginning to turn In their favor The Fowler
I,ros were large buy o. lard Hutchinson was a
large seller Of short ribs. Hogs at the yaLlS were
; cents higher. May wheat was weak on the curb
al 81 1-s cents.
Al a meeting Of the board ~ Trade held 10 approve
the action taken by the directors 10 cut oil the
luclct- shops, a resolution was adopted appointing "A
committee To request the telegraph companies to re
Store The commercial rates which they withdrew when
the operators removed from the floor. and pctg
Ing the nnard the request !, denied, to exert
Itself TO bulls new Telegraph lines connecting all the
Exchanges OF the countrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
COTTON MARKETs-B TELEGRAPH

Liverpool April III p. motion -Ihe sales OF the
daN included g.. 100 bales Amcri, an. go.
Futures closed firm: American middlng. low mldding
clause. APRIL delivery. S-Oid sellers Aptl ana May
delivery sod sellers May and June delivery lOotd
buyers June and July delivery d l2-ofd sellers July
aud August delivery. 1854 buyers August dslyery
ii-G4d sellers and september delivery l2uid
,.lci> September delivery l25id sellers sept, mber
and October delivery, J7Jtd sellers october ana No
Nrmh,r delivery. : is6id value.
Galveston April ll-totton steady middling, 10 loloc
low nlddling. 10 l-l6c good ordinary. lO+c. net ana
receipts, 30 bales export, Coast"ise 100 Daes
-alc-. 90 bales stock. 100 bales.
the continent. 229 bales toas;wi-e. 32i6 bales
,alr, tji bales.
Norfolk. April ilaCotton firm; Tddns ie ncs
and gross receipts 326 bales exports COastwisc, loS
bales sales 80 bales stock ~ ~ b,lc,. .
Wocky-Nrt and gross receipts. $50 bales, exports
Coa~twisr. 2SO1 bales sales. l.l22 bales, .,,.
savannah. April 1i.-Cotton quiet mdflng, 10 lo"
low mddng 10 i-lGc good ordiusiy loc ne and ero|s
receipts 80 bales, exports C0a,tw,e, i2l bales; sales
.4O bales stock 1921 bales. -
Weeklv-Nct and gross receipts ! 60 bales: exports
t. Continent. GAR bales 'oastwi>" $50 bd'es'
N,w.Orlcan> April lI.-Cotton firm mddng lie;
low middlng lo',c good ordinary 10 '-l6c net ecrl
80 nalc eo>, receipts ll53 bales exports 20 t'fss
wi4r 100 bale, sales, $500 bales stock. los,s'S
'Wn,klv-Net receipts l36 bales: receipts.
q o., nacs .N rNr4- Gr,ai Britain i923 halcs; t. VIC
ron,'n.u gGi bales & the thnnp| 81 bales, tos'~
WIS.,. 4, Isl halr- sales II 900 bales. -.
Correction FNpnrt> toa>tNt~' Api should nave ~
q TX bales April g. loll bale Apru :. l2si oa'e''
N.w.york April 1.-THE following are the t.s "'
all porf- September l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
LIVE STOCK MAEhrrs- TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo April lltatuc-li ,eipts lat = hours Wv
t Ncck ~ coo consigned through 1000 head OF which
900 to Sow York. sal, 10 lp'nahd l. Ialt ana u'
market arm. sheep and Lambs Krcclts last - ho>
ino hs,,l. for the thus far 1900: Toy tn
sam. Kim, last week. 2IOuO. Consigned through. 2.N
head NJ which to Sew NoIA sale 1000. sheep
,,i, and firm lamb, stronger HOcs Receipts last -
hour. 200 head total for rle Week thur far. 30 Se
tinr week. 5000. consigned through poo
head nh a. New !, rk sale. $500 Fair demand but
a, Io,rr rates MEDIUMS and heavy. ~ ~ mixed - -
Workers II az light WORKERS - 5V"7' 30 PIGS ~ -
rouch- ~ 5OdTJ 30 $500, roo Ala.
mont. 100 Market good To- fancy native steers
a. ~ . i 30: fair do - 3oa4i 30 ,ockcr, and
f.,sicr 81 asa+3 Texans ami Indians - 3oGr3 20
iIog, ro.clpt- 900 head shilmcnt-. ZOO. Market
heavy - l5dsi - king gradc~
81 ods 30 light fair t. best - 0jafi Il. SHEEP lie
CONT, 200 head -npmcnt, 400 Market steady lar
To choice FldsJ so
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nlieccildncous
Ew.YOnK.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw'f91inins
"A Tnint NJ Will. M EECtlyED, mi All rhrty.
lisrOWN OFFICES No. LBS Broadway CORR r,,nnf;y
nr.t,t un.il y IA. 80 broadway between 90 Nest
second and Tweny.third ST. until J., !" 'sNthave.;
53 Iourt,.a,c. corner Fourt,enths; 100 IN s,ty.
corner Forty -scNcnth-st; orc Thhda,D IT.. ~
Arstst; 7os Fir>t-ave. loj West t~T ,,, and
81, ~ ,rITW oFtICF iso Fast Orc-hundred ant
twenty ifrh.st up 10 y. m. regular once rates
TINE BOOK or OPEN.AlR SPoETs o ,tany1ti on
pages. illustrated Inc st'n"sa saiiinr swim
American cpcnair amuscmcnt, Rules or ,'' sr &C. in
ming ball playing, shooting horseback ridine N.,,xyork
full ri per copy Published By The Irouhs, ia nreaa
I'm ing aud universally complmenteo " ~e wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York Friday, April --BIENfS-Roceip,s -
alive single at IIoboN.n ana = carloads at joey
CITY. ne latter for Tn market Even cfo'd' M,le b.,
lined NJ. Goldsmith and cAiioada for Newton a
Grm and tn ,ad, wee CLEARED carly at al advance
yc,y oidnary prime Natye scef, ,.lt at 3 7oc
!. I I i's g. 0''" at ''s'' 80 "''' '' Wy 0, az
a n. h f s' c 1 S 81 ' 800 ca't ON
DE- raleo and $50 qusrt.- Of i,,i Ia IT,. s,,'a
p,r,.d to,a non tn- pot oil -oll cattle
0'ry ras ai'c. To- dac QUOT British mlrkets
w'9 tss9t d. pf. :nS a at g' per
Nj Is rransnon vho hl, i,rn'd lSa,nef'n rh
j,rse III, ya,ds today lie ha' recently nausprated
nirht and arrives IA Pt,burg sunday night The cattle
a. and wat'rd the cars, and Hlf 'I'Iil ,a.'
10 SOW YORK. VIA, they would arrive TUESDAY moinns
w.. ... trsn. - ha- n-pcd -hp'r- or long I'm"
and IL adoption practical they should be- Drought
Sale. newton Gni,,,: - m,alfsd rsnn,, yan,a
-o ,t, ~ dten isC5 n At - 40 10 Sac Cows
Ioly = a: - 10 Penn-' ''ntA 49, ~ ~ ~, = 20 q.
d. le57 :, - 20 u DO - p. At 90 20 d.
& i5o : i nG I'D l1 rsn h * ;a - >e...
i2c7 = at ;. 90 1855 20. a. - o. Is d. il2S H.
,n.aa culver y mealf.t rcoa'yIy'p ,,s, s,erS
- 20 i n a9 ~! , o s,f, lGis n at 20
D. -aarerTg o %'s'i NJ, ,o d t,, 80 n A. -
NJ oold-mi;h 80 Chicago Ntcr- ilS2 ~ at - o. -
TO- II COWS only Il head reported for today IN
,.oiinr j. firm good coW- but common STOCK J. uu
hA,r%, 9so'fn a,s 5o6 a;ad Of With %. at ooth,
= .,r. Nm Inc market bl, about everything cleaned
40 aud the prospects ARE fair for next week r' tPpn
- .. be-, Harlem and Bucks County do. NJ oc Dr,ssd
,sl,,- selling norr freely TO-DAY ~i,hou, .iN q'o
- dl,.sod brought 7ac and bue~s County Go sold up o.
a, g. p.r :, 56 do no N. at iIc; % do. 1870 r. AZ %
Ito i% I ualI~nbeck 100 veale. ll3 - at Arc.
X.y,'ou ,,iil-tt ohio calves. 10, ~ AZ 3Sc. -.
SHEEP NND LANB~- Receipts II carloldS 81 S.o'
he. 6 c,rioad, at Jer.cv Clty and carloads at con
r. m, Tor sheep and II. adv Tor i'ariln:~ Spring
lam - CO.. = p.r 100 clipped sheen - 30
" n, - oyfirarv to Choice n-horn 40 Is 7ld*1 - f's
I@ arS' and sli4; tcr i,r.'y Do .,. .,..o 90
,,,S,e A. - - PEI TOO = - Go. 100 a. a, - so ~
Y,1r.r,, o. = At 81 -: 3 Spring Lambs al - ~
D harrington i75 ln.horn STAT sheer, i,i2 n a.,
A. ~ ~ts Warnings. q = nj - - IL co. o'- !" a.
- n,.rris,o 'S p,asg o6 tn.horn State sheep ~
\, - 81, 90 STATE N,arling- rs 49, AZ - - ' 60 81
n i j. maleni ccA - stat, sheep commoa' - ~ at
:, 20 100 STATE Ycar.in:-. 90 p. NJ -. , , . ,
~ 70 SodSr : e.: 100 rn-horn W stern sheep % p
a, 81 10 - do - -. 40 4j 20 20 do. li ~ az - ~
" Judd & buckingham; 100 Vnshorn ohio sheep III ~
" V K,,,. los crpcd MICHIGAN sheep - p a . 50
| lGp l'nshorn d. lob y ~ - =" - On'h"" Michigan
Xewton ,d.,tt 20 un-hon ohio y'arllncS. 81
3D. al piro,k 4 Sons: - Clipped Ohio Sheep. so2 p.
'' iioS Receipts q carloads Of CA head 20 cao'd
iionos,n 40 sales on live weight NORMALLY steady at
- 5oas4 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
OIL MAHKE TS.

OH City. Penn, April 1iNatlona Trassit certificates
ouencd SOLO high, -, sl'sc lowest TJisc closed i?sc
sales. ~ 900 bbi- ehSr,er as'ds bbls s".nr'nt'.
PttsuIg Penn ApIil 11.-Pctrolcum Irregular. fairly
active: National TIans certificates opened at sOAc closed
az 797sc highest. ~ - lowest s97ac.
bradford. Penn, April li-Natonal Transit certificates
sOi.c; closed at 1876 highest, sc lowest
73Ac; clearaaces $4,000 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

francs at 5ls Is and 5.l6 IA: reichmarks at
05 IA and 9j "a. and gulders al 40 and 40 Is.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British consols were hrmcr at 9s
and 9S Is respectively for money and account.
balance In the open market money ruled at
I-9a2 Ia per cent Bar silver was up l.sd
to At lid per ounce. American railways were
rcsnonsiye TO the home markets, and therefore.
were lower. but generally ruled fully equal to the
equivalents of concurrent home quotations Al
Paris French per cents rose from $500 IL to
The MORTGAGE Banll and Investment Company
Of ,arco. North Dakota advertses to investors
securities that are represented 10 he very desirable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

I'm moor demand. Wheat I'm fair demand Flour-Tbe A..
rnand is inn rowing COrn-Sp In good demand futures
In fs.r demand. Hops at London. Pacific CoastThers
Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

H. S,ote i.sues there we're sales of Alabama
currency As at 100 "a, and OF Norm '" ,nis
SPECIAL taxes at - OF cny , "a"1 ''I Tast
River go at ~ II and Western National VA
at J1a9S. .;,...i,.o
The general bond market was fairly active
and firm without special features Atchlsoh'
Iopcka and Santa fc As and income Is wrIc
active at above 50 and 60 reSPcc'lVcN. M n.
souri, Kansas and Texas general Is We I liln
al ~ 49, Louisville. New Albany ana 'hlcago
consols were oil at % II. ONO southern N
comes up to u -. Referen" Is hiaue ~
our full report of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call to-day ruled between II ana
& per cent with many fluctuations. There were
some small loans made al per cent Inc Ias'
loan was at per cent and the closing offerings
were at ) per cent
TIE Clearing House statement today was as
follows Exchanges ylo3 ,7Oo,323 balances,
Si,4j7, Gel
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to The
Sub-Trcasurv for the week ended tonight IN
cludcs receipts Of Sl5,l77,iOS and payments oil
Si31942. leaving the general Hnrdncs az Shawn
an apparent gain Of ~ .319,vsG But deductihg
from the payments 81 ,62l 900 and from the re-
ccipts 5000 600 for items which affect only It's
account with the General Treasury, its gain as
affecting the banks is S270O,0s6 And tins re-
suit includes the payment Of Sl23 SO for pnr-
chased Government bonds and the receipt Of
500. 600 for exchange on other Sib-lTaNlrlcs.
To-days operations covered Receipts, $780,,
453 payments, 81 ,10l LAG. with balances OF
Sl13323 BAG coin and i,49l 500 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceved to-day S16s,296 National bank notes for
redemption. -
The customs receipts were S636,54s, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts 454,lO9, and the mis-
celancous receipts $l7.46O.
To-day's Wa .hineton Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
ADr April II. Differences.
Net gold OH 3Go sls3 Il 9l Inc 1885,. 5i9
silver hd Fl ,2fl .tsl 33S 800 Inc. 80
Net lc.al-tcnders
Oh hand. ...-... O,224,4T O=oi,lJ- Inc 2J,'f1
Actual cash in
Trcasurr vaults
over outstanding - $500 No. o., . 80 ooo
certificates 9-l'fJ- fpV >-l 'VV''-
d post, IN banks -ipiH 100 ~"p-'"N' ih0 'iV'f'-'
Net cash bal s235 81 1924 s236 92i li7 Inc. si625;a
The foreign exchanges were dull for tomorrow s
mail and only steady at quotations for business
as follows: Bankers bills "a IS 3-s and 81 81 "a
Cor LONG and short sterling respectively French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS..

Liverpool Aprl II. 3 - T. m.-l,ccf In poor demand
Pork ana hams fair demand. Bacon-Thc demand i
mroyng Shoulders about /. to IL n steady at rs Cd
cheese In poor demand. Talow In good demand Tur.
pentne aud r0sin fair demand LardSpot aud futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAEKETs.

London. Apr II. ,. r. Canadian racins ,' ire
N.sf,zn central new yer cent bonds "a
r,r silver f. quoted at +iisd per ounce"
Money. 1ld2is pr cent. -. On ,.n..
Paris ad,ic,> quote pr cent rentN az ~ i1'h'' .
Ill., aronnt o. bullion into the Ban" VI England
on ance to-day J, : 100 u'N-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

- GOOD Ordinary SO Mddinr ............ll lilo
options displayed more activity to-day. and The genera,
Rad stronger look In the first plac" Liverpool
d,lr,. ,.re higher and receipts a. m" port continue =
mail which to-.hrr With lirit interior Wp'ru ~ ana
M. rice boz spot lots. mat Rally aided tir b"'i'-
uirh.-i prices prevailed ioe in the DAY. ana t 'lo-
s,. nffn a, 5G7 points rise old crops points on
~.uf.riN.r point october. while others were I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

Havana Arrl Spanish gold 2io', d2fl eNchans'
vraH on nit'd stats. sixty days gold 50 prn.' ln
d, .hor' sight sold. 80 premium; London lo'"-'
Ir,riuui: OF Paris - pre- ium. Sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

COTrON-Thc spot market ruled hTn at llec ad,aho,
.o, a., bales consumption. Port receipt, TO-DAY;
IL, halo. AGAINST @73 bale, this day lat week. aud
~ bale th- day Last year. Total for h, "'.k -
h,ir AGAINST 80 $50 ba-- last week. ana iDNDJ i's
mi r.,k = Year ago. Since September r.-niiS ~ ,n
bort aggregated j.j'j-l' har~ Aeah'1 "'-'-'0'' "'
t,r the corresponding time Last year III,
'' orot,n, a la,ed ON American standard Of ca>-l"a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12
TIE PEIROLETM MARKET.
srws rroN TIE HELD MD RANaE or Pr

NEWS FROM THE FIELD And RANCE OF PHl'lS
4 spirited movement. enjoyed IN the crude oil mai
.. YESTERDAY compared with the recent duin"' ~ hu'l-
ne-- lt brought about sharp rally Ia values ana The
break which followed Gu" % reports OF ne" "'ll d.
,,oont- which could not De- confirmed ia any substantial
hat The Consolidated Exchange hns not yet recognized
M uc..--t, II reporting net sto'ks Of all uie pip
ana ono We. Nlrgnla ieeionH IL f. tn
aggfrgttr production 81 these air"a nabr hrd- "m'h J.
clement la determining the course "l iNr~"i,
In mi, fon- crude market II would De- vel
loo II mo Exchange could furnish 10 i.nb' IN
uiot the success 90 failure "i dilInis
ventures ~ petroleum country. IN 'a.f, ,I'Ic
marf Yesterday rs" III price, from go I" -
cent Tor cash and s2 cents tor options Htr'hPth
va. sustained un late afternoon, ana then tnrfr was
n,lrl decline ~ rOl, a~O cents for cash ana I" .''-d
~ cent. for opfDnS IL wa4 reported that ne" VII hsh
been struck i Charter Valley near ftt-huf ana u'
rat. Of nput wa nsrd at 2oO barrel, per hnur ~" con
nu,f ON 81 mi, rate could BE- oht,lnrd and tn'
rnrr.rfnn attended the early reports. But II vas u'
mo nruenr, u bcsr. nrld news hat th" ma" 81
ended cIo-c weak At nearly bottom Qi"dtlui.
ne RANG Of prices and the total dealings were a. io
lows:
Opening OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~; "u7
Highr.i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.
los ct
lin"l ,... oq 600 as5 600
E,nnd oil vas reduced 10 points IN cases to $40 crnt'
barrel. rem aiming unchanged .: 40 c,nt~ per wlun
Crude In barrels reduced points % 40 ana halhthz
10 point 80 cents per gallon -, - -.
in..ru uuntaiion-- Antwerp. lO%dlOt francs Bf'hei
g. a. marks London. j2Gji pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

For the week lH>- i-S',.. 80
Entered ~ the port. -S-Siso'l - -,
Thrown on tn market. 2.75isiO 2S5' oO3 -''''-'7
Since January J. ~, a.,
Thrown on market ~ :3J19> bo1-OV'S "V''i''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

Net cash bal $3.50 81, s.3692i li7 Inc s6l25;3
The foreign exchanges were dull for to-morrows
as follows Bankers bills S4 IS 3-s and 81 s. "a
for long and short sterling respectively; French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

rye, bh-N 80, o,n.y
Barley bush. I''ooo -vvo
va weak fancy El-ln creamery lsa i3i.c w.t.
en- l7Q!-.: lnc l51lOc; finest dalles, lidlJc fine,
llGl3c. iggs ,t,ad,.
,,,..,,.,, a., II tlo,r ,rr.r Wheat aetiN.
mn ..', r,, ROM. ,,'f,ed a. ,1,t.
m 10 , ,,Da ~, = ,,i>.d o.. Nv, scare.
%. 80, -. " Jort o1i.f h5h-r ali - I'D
,o,, 49,, a. Itulsnoai, .fr,nc ricasr. snort ms,
:, .. r. -. M nj, n,.h.j
- o. - ,i mt, ,.,t.r, ,,ncv Ii1,n 80,
80 ,,r,, c.l,y II II l,ir >,u,r oni.t ,i..dv rgr.
.,,, '.i ~, a'i.,..i nr', e f' ' 9
Va .n9, ~ o.. lax cash 3Sqs5c. Nav - ~ bid 40
%e.-,erf, CON urni. Nn 3 on track 3,J.c. Oats
t,h.r X. 9, Whit. on track .6d26A.c Rvr higher:
IN .tor. i,,l.c Barley lower. 40 On rack So a Soc
Pork oil Lard 81 22-. Butter STEADY; dairy. 4
Qltc lower. lO-c. Cheese steady cDeddaIs, 10
dlOsc iicccipts-flour, 1860 bb; wheat 900 bQsh;
barley 0IO0 bush Shipnents-Fl9ur. II 800 bbb;
wheat. 10, 100 bush.
Philadelphia April ll-Flour-Narket very ssrong n
sympathy with Tn. upward movement in wheat good ce
recent advance but most holders asking further
improvement, and this checked trad. Rye four ruled
firm choice small lots Of gooa Western at - 30.
Whes-N'y strong snd prices adv anccd lac. owing &c
ne unia orabc condition o the etorng winter wheat A.
INK grades scare ana wanted Hel t'd % .tr %
good milling Mi'at oidSsr prnl- Z, fancy e'"'t 20
r'd April 81 ass MaF oedco ~ Jul,, ooasc
Julyi e,@S,c. Sofn "a miner. IN >ym,ny MNn IN.
Wa, iii i'Hanu or car lot iVr ,'cal cons uhp.on ~,
- 55"5o 40 H.H'a ait mn Nlaeq, on erscs 20
49, steamer 60 miN = track 81 sc; 80, h,gn
cal bin IN eOth.st elevator iozc; 80 mixed April; $50
3S.2c; May. 3si. d3s'sc jun. b G3oc July &ta
3''.c oats-Narket rn,d nrnl under sht oirrMg, anu
prizes q" ar ots gen td.s held &c n,-hef DIl aon'e
,h',ea on,nr>, N;retr WIZ, " ~" N.Y.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
Rnsalan Inauonrn.

Almost every one is now interested in
knowing the proper treatment. fs this dis
ease. According to the best authorities it
requires precisely the came treatment rs a
cold, and it is generally kuown that
there is, nothing better for severe cold
than chaRhodain's cough remedy taken
asAipected. Eklreme care should be TAX
en- 10 keep Che feet dry and warn, the
body we'll clothed and to avoid eElOsu re.
especially when recovering fsRM the DIS
eaae. and to keep up the vitAiiR. Per
sons physically weak should take tOnics to
keep up their strength. Iii also import
antthst the bowels be kept regular. No
ordinary cEse Is likely to require any fur
thee treatrAent than this to insure a Som-
plete reosser. For sale At Eagle drug
store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
.0RFRIrURE NOTICE.

To aamuelfE. MeoSa: fou ara hereby mott
Ned that Ihag0expendOd a huudged dollaV
Ia labor and improvements upool THE CooQ
lode situated IN -htnh0li Mining datnot
Grant oonhty. Now MoKioo. as shown ~ 20
Zoe AZ location recorded ~ boz "a mining
Soation nOEcSd wages ~ and 20 q ell hp-
pfar by. oerijopala hl6d On Mgruh 18th, lS4
Ia tho 90 ce-Ot tho ro6oTdar Of eaid o0uneF "a
otdot I hDA aaid pr0mlaaR utder b p1oviar
ions OF section XII fsVisod statutes 81 tho
United 6tatos, being the amount reQuiro1 %
hold tho anne for the year oRding DeooMecf
81. teo. aud II within ntnotT days from tho
contribute your proportion Of such ekpQndi.
Aurc as co-oWner. togothor With she costs OF
thla publication, your interest IN said claim
VIII become the property OF tha eubAcfiner I'M
dor eald geStlOn 232f. CIV. luoA4B.
Fisst publication jan 70 1870.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
CLIFTON OUL11Nes.

There is no death TO be- recorded from
the grippe" a. yet, bat there is heard on
every hand such expressions IA DIN
the grippe. The popular remedy for the
disease is whiskey taken 10 broken doses
about go TO IS times each day. II would
appear that it a fellow would accidentally
take an over dose that it would cause hin
to lose his grip; but it don't, for the DIS
ease clings to a person like a dear affec-
tiona,e irst love. As these notes are be-
ing 6lled out a constant flow of talk Of the
following nature is heard both in the
house, and on the street: Hello old boy
what's the matter?" Grippe is the
laeome response. what are yen, taking
Tor itP' 'whiskey." rs whiskry good
for it?'' you bet yer liie;" "Vell, lets
takes drink" The patients, as it were
pressed to the nearest ~dispensary and the
nurse Commonly called a har cseasarc}
sdiunEters The dOscs. A cnrs, it il said,
If aaerted a. nom sssA fellow becomes An.
drnnkss y boiled owl.
Dnb: On the m~ornininR Of the letb,
&ollie Dewitt from dropsey oftb6 heart. !
Hart & Short continue TO improve them
p%lace'of Business. A luDch counter ben
been erected and will be a fHture Of tbr
establishment hereafter.
JED Wilmington is very sick Win rheu-
maiism.
Amos Adams. Alex Grant and Andy
Mills were in town this week from Silver
Basin. They report tbut good ore is be.
ing extracted from the Twig mine.
1t is reported that A.. B. Frrrie has par.
chased a small interest ia the Twig group
from Ellis Miller.
Deputy Sheriff Parks has been sutnnSon.
ing Jurors this week. he summoned:
C. Fl. Hepgie NJ. A. Kelly. Jas Morris and
H. A. Gould.
X is said hat a special will be run on
Sunday 26th inst. from here to Sheldon to
convey jurors and Witnesses.
Geo. Brown aud smother Mexican had n,
row Monday night George had his throat.
cut not seriously however. The Mexican
was arrested tried convicted and fined $50
Capt. narrower was up TO the MetcalI on
Monday looking at hs copper matt mine.
lie nnd Dick Williams are the owners but
sold one lhlrd interest TO jim Morris re.
Gently. The captain says the property is
looking fine; that there ia about 8 feet OF
high grade ore at the bottom of the shaft.
Big Inw, trom Mule springs. was here
Tuesday he states that it is POGO frio at
the ranch INIT that there is no grippe.
Mrs. T. j. Baker is slowly conyalescing.
NAnRrEps At Tyler Texas on the 18th
met. MIR. Ambrose Chandler and Miss C. NJ.
Burkbart- They yonhR couple arrived
here last Saturday eviuiug and we're kept.
busy reciviug the Congratulations Of
friends until u late hour. Mr.. Cnaudler
is an employee Of the Arizona copper Co.
as "A boiler maker = d is a clever young
grntleman; and no doubt he and the
young lady, his wif". will maxi it plras mt.
for each ostrr ths haiancr Of lf4's Journey
uch at I,dst, $ ttr ~.,hot thrl' i%rierGs.
NAHANT.