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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

A GOOD ticket, composed of repre-
sentative taxpayers and friends OF
Lamar wit6ont regard to poiiti'iea'
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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29
MAsnINerox. March 2ath.

The poor We have always with
sou, Is a scriptural quotation well
known in every household. Out of
our siXty-five millions of people prob
ably not less than Fifty million are
poor. Certainly ten millions of our
people are very poor and some of them
arc to he found in every community.
Therefore II NAY be said that IN
every household ~ this land where
the fathers and mothers and children
EARN their food by hard labor, there
will he rejoicing over the reduction
Of the Tariff on sugar Sugar is not
q luxry brt Il commodity. r. i-an nc
peSsity. The tariff upon it has been
- long maintained. aud the. lobby
was so strong for the maintenance OF
that tariff that tue people had begun
TO believe that it was impossible TO
reduce the tax apob it. The repub.
licans in the Ways and Means Com
mittee have dared to do that winch
their democratic predecessors had
not the courage to do; and every
ioller IN this land will appreciate
both the courage and the patriotism
of the republican party in this par
iIcular.
The Lepten season is almost over
and Easter Sunday is very near /
hope that my next letter may be
hinged with something of JOY aud
sunshine of the bright spring season.
According to authorized time and
season of the church. the mortal
choirs will echo the angelic choirs,
In singing halleluiahs to the Lamb,
filing the Universe with the cborn.
of praise, for that He il Risen" II
Is Il time and season of happiness to
all the civilized world, for it both
commentaries the triumph of the
Savior over Death; and is. at the
same time the signal for the DOMINIC
of new bonnets and other spring tog-
gerry. Thus do our wives, sisters
and sweet-hearts combine business
and pleasure with a tremendous
-prinkling of religion. For deep
stety. and good Judgment of colors
md styles, God bless the women.
AR,IAT.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

DreStriek Skule exhibition, to be
held in korpman', New Barn, Friday
night April 4ih. A. p. 1850.
wEKTEE RUSSELL DAVIS.
schoolmuatcr.
The Programme will be as follows:
Isl. Opening Song lanes All
solom Woodcnck
2ud. oPcuipg Exercises By the
Scholars.
Sd. The Infant Glass
An. The sucllng Class.
18th. The Geogiphy Class.
9th. The Grammar Class.
NOON.
Afternoon:
LIST. Singing States and Capitals.
2ud. Address of Welcome, James
kilbreth Doughty.
3rd. Recita'ion-Mary's Little
Lamb. Beisey Lynch.
9Th. Song-By the TWINS.
5th. Composition-s,pring. Auce-
line Lee
9th. Reading Class.
7th, Defamation -Rienzi's Ali
dres TO the Romans, Thomas Butler
Bird.
sth, Declamauon--Cazabiancea,
Charley Wilson Heaton
9th. Dialogne-M Mother and Son.
10Th. Singing the Multiplication
Table.
nh. Dcelamation-Lit,Ie Charlie
Goodale.
l2ta. Twinkle, Twinkle Little
Star-Lucv Elizabeth Corbett.
18Th. Compo>ition--Th Cow,
Daniel Ezekiel Cooper.
18th. Address to the committee
men--Mrhirable Samantha kxline.
18Th. Remarks by the Director
Squire Kicker-Oliver Goodenough
Hess.
10Th Touching Remarkably the
SchoolmaSter.
18th Ould Lang Svne.
Come everybody. Begins at early
candle light.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

The blatten manner in which the
Sparks asserts that the opinion Of the
REGISTER last week was due only
over the fear that we could not secure
the city printing, shows that paper
10 be woefuIly ignorant of daily
events in Lamar, or else they are
scared TO desth over the fear they
will lose the printing.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29
Notice for Publication.

February -, 1880.
sotice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fiIcd notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will he made before the
al Lamar Colorado, on April 18th, ls10. viz
Horace r.. Williams ID. :. No. 4os@ Tor the = "
/. 4 sec. - tip. 81 = OF r. 80 ".
He names the following witnessps 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, ana cultlNa-
ton Of said land, viz: Joseph Mcintosh, a j.
Manning, I'd. Lcathcrmau, Dan. Leatherlnhn
all OF Lamar y. %. Prowers Co. Colo.
waitman 7 W. Maxwell is hereby specially
notined. ,.o,,
Ria Register.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29
37-is.
Notice for Publication .
Land once at Lamar, Colo,
lob -rh 1000

Land Office at Lamar, Colo,
Feb. It'll, 1890.
Notice Is hereby ri en- that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her inten
ton to make final proof In support OF her
claim, and that said proof viii be made be
on June 2lst, is9c, viz Angie Mcclure ID. ;.
No. 4lO6 for the N. W. IA sec 0 t. q n. q ". 6
p. VI. Colo.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upor and cultiva
Of said land viz: Christian Cla-en. Nicholas
Koch Edetr kentchler, a. q. Mucke. all Of
Lamar, Colo.
Also at tho same place on April 9Th, 1890.
viz: William Mcclure ID. $. No. 1915 for thes
W. IA sec. 4 I. 81 $. 7. ~ W. T. NJ. Colo.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitivG
ton of. said Ian viz; Christian Elastn
Nicholas Koch. Edgar RentchIer. A. 6. Mucke.
C. d. FORD,
3s.G Register.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

Comfy Supt. of schools Feast in
forms US thar with the beginning of
the next school year arrangements
no doubt will be made, that districts
in the county who in the past have
had but three months school a wear.
will he able 10 have two terms of
three months each.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29
p39,iI.
Nottoe Dr Puolioatlon

Land ofiice ut Larpar Colorado.
March 18th, leo.
>sot,c. q hereby given that tho following
named settler hnS tlcl notice Of III, intrntiou
to make tiunl proof ia support Of Ei7 claim,
and that said proof will be IN de DefQrs reg
Later and receiver at Lamar, colo, on May
md. Is9O. viz augustus ". Hasty H. :. No.
1881 for the lote 5, g. q bpd . e OF :: ". see
of6P. NJ.
IL. names the fnIIbwinzs witpe ae- t. prove
hi. continuous residence ufsssu. ant cultiNu-
ton of, -nld lind. IL GuH- stt!tr, liFer
Eoval H. Craw ord. OF AIlar- Colo, and :.
Clitfnber- 81 Caddoa, Colo.
James 4 brown and francisco Inluiuanto
~ c. u. FORD,
aR Register.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

Marvel is the name of a new town
being surveyed this week. mile and
a half west of Granada. Til. place
Is named after Mr.. Marvel general
manager of the Santa Fc road. The
site is owned by f. Il. koen. he in.
tends to put Up some good buildings
and make the place his business head
quarters.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

The Pueblo Agitator prohibition
paper, edited by Rev. ] P. Bishop,
according to the Review has ceased
10 agitate. We think brother Bishop
who Is well known in Lamar, has by
this time made up his mind that 1t is
a softer snap 10 preach than edit a
ne spaper.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29
Notice for Puelioauen.

Land Office at Lamur, Colo.
March 81, lSo
Sotise 1. hereby g:yen thnt the following
nuiiied settler has tileu notice OF his Intention
to make unHI proof las support OF his oia'in,
and that said proof Ill be made before reg
f>tar an receiver at Lamar, Colo on Npr1i
18TH $3.50 VIZ: Charles II. Carter who INSIDE
II. + No. ss7 for lots /. and & IA VIII OF
see Is I. - :. T. 40 "
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aud CUM alton
OF aid land VIZ: james stephenson, John
Hess, \. Deetcr, j. ~ WoodcoeE, all "f i-aulnr.
c. d. Fo n,
rSo.tI Register.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29
ALIAS MOTT Il.

u. $ Land ofiice, i-au.ar, Colorado,
EciruHtA I'LL, Is-A,
Complaint having been entered at lii, ST
ice by Charles Maxwell against john n ~
son for abandoning hls Homestead EhttN No,
$50, dated JauY. I5th. lSs', pom the u v.
section IL wr-hlp - I.uuLu a. ". In Bent
County Colorado. with u Nissw to fhF Ciincrl o
lation OF said entry, the said parties ntr here
bV summoned 10 Hp ear ut this pEi.''v nn thf'
it, day OF Nprii. 1850 at 9 o clock n III t. re
Spunl and furnish testimony concerning said
c. &. GOuDAiE,
4O.4S receiver.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

The Douglas County News fayors
the stocking of Colorado lakes with
fish called the Missouri pike, they
are easily propagaied and hard biters
on Sunday, saws the Ness.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

Senators aud congressman are al
lowed twenty FIVE cents a mile mile
age to aud from Washington. and
cannot be expected to thoroughly
grasp the idea of cheap passenger
rates
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

Cheyenne Wells is considering The
advantages Of Incorporating. rs an
argument III it's favor Lutte johnson
SAYS tina, transportation Is all that l.
needed TO give the remaining popu
lsiion N~u eihce." This statement.
ought 10 settle the question.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

Cheap rates Is causing heavy pas
senger travel. The Santa Fe trans
are crowded.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

Prairie fires in northwestern Kan
sas the past week. have DESTROYED a
vieat deal of proprrty. Many farm
srs lost their buildings, hay and
grain.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

We have heard it stated that I, Z.
Henry will make La Junta the head
quarters for his Arkansas valley in
tercsl. What's the matter with
Lamar Mr.. Henry.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

A fire wiped ont all the business
portion # FL Mora four miles ibis
side Of TRINIDAD Monday night.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29
lgotioe- rl=aat9er ca ure.

L. :. land b.iiCg. trrnH- G. nfst.-
r.a I1tis. l--i-
Coiapl1int h1viu. Jssru entered a. tI5- 10
- ~ 80 Suryi against Jsuur- Norris ta1
tlrc Enfrg 30. ~ dated % Furr.u- rsia-.
Dee lG. l~~a. upou tli-r ". =rrri5H tf.
Township - >. it1-s q W. iu I'TI1Efa-a t..ug.
y. toiQ NIl =t y .sNs TO IT, raHsti .H- .ff .5E
sad entry cnafa.eF Iuf H4.rsiE- ruIf -a.a
JHugs Nntri- has JuiHliy us'sssi Ir arflU $
with tie req .rirrrUrn's Of t-.r E.fss.H -TE#sH
las ~ 60 ptstnttaE go tr---. fTa. r-r.Is rrr-
qulrr~ frr the fuusfh y-Fir+- work a1a 1ffs ass
- failed Co cultivate a''d plant fhr- l-s Lf-
acre as the las r-' lrr- aau -tsi IGf.Err fat.
1T up to the pr'.~''HI aatr tuv -ss isHTlfH- 1rs
hereby Su4uGaDuus- - agpz IE af ful- rf-s - s7H
the sd day Of Al1r7i l~7i AZ 9 o',5oy = "a an u
respond ami furnish Testimony tuueugul1.1.
C. q. Fngp.
Geo. L. Hines Atr'y. tor contestant
fyGt4oe Fol, Publ Q 3 tton.
Land ONES 81 Lam r. Coin.
Mar. f5'u r @.
So'icr Is hereby givga thu, tnr i.ri OWN.
la make nnul proof Ia -uppor' Of biz rlaiat.
and that said pruUf VIA he IuHslsa b,sf r fh,-
register aud receiver NJ il.uIar e .u Uu
April eEt.s. l-4o, viz i.-sELu r.. Iiuysr u
No. iF'i Tor tho "a. " l-t ara u. O = S. e.
Ia Sec, - .. - :. r. % W..
He names the following .itncr=s.S 90 move
h. continuous rr-iIeucr up1n aud tuifi,a
Burke, c.Fsc Cox, Fcier ;. Lynch. all vi
C. d. FOED.
r4lib-. Isusgtstsr
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-03-29

Thisis a new honse. newiv hsssd ans
nished throughout. Tables supphes
n" hest the market nfords. Boaros
lay o. week. Partfe. proving ur sSas
t,nd once VIII be made a rses o. ~
day,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CoFFEE-Ho grades the ,po. made slight adHanteI
ls.c. and undoscribci do l7Tsdlsc. Sales 800 bags
No 6, 1910 5000 bags ungadcd p MIA grgwtn
III better demand. Sales. 1900 mats Paddne -.
200 bags Nafacabo 1000 BAGS un"ashcd tara'',
l. 400 bags Central American ard ljs bags la2n1ii p u
Options developed further strength today and thrr' was
rather NOR NE To the speculation At one rtiol Hit,
was isc OF l0Glj points. but The close showed elgs
traction realizing. IEc early hrmne-S wa, mann! wa wa
10 duccd estimates. and higher cables laNfr k'
f. on May while later months only ir. b'trf.
Hamburg closed nn and IN int stanccs shade hiRn't.
London up Gdals. Onical quotations. , - y ~ ~
May, 7Gs Cd June 20, Cd July G- I'd Augn,t 70i va
September rs. sd october 10-. no quoted .IH
Regular First 8 $50. Good second. 600 ENchan&Pr r.
lprivate II receipts. 5000 bags; Rio clearancr- d"r
United States. 1000 bags Rio clcardnccs Tor iu"l'
1000 bags total stock. l?ioco bags Sant2S rcrs'I2'
5000 bags receipts At Rio July !. lssH, 10 MAY -
1890. . 236, 600 ba2s time 1850. 3H91ooo Dag,
time ess G52 600 bags receipts At santos Ju
l. 1889 MAY -. 1890. ls2@. .0oO bag same tlIl'
1889. 2,i52 GOO samo time le-s. od6 900 bags l"'i
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia May - Tho Philadelphia National
Lcaguc cuO won two ganrs Pt.buig THIS afternoon
b. Letts general play Lawson pitched the fret ami part
Of inning Tor the visitors, but
he va retired after be gven b4,e. balls IN
second which fCIcei two cDermctt did not ap
pear IN ump.r, the ITst game. and Jones aud
yickery acted ia hts stead. The
I,,,..n1J rn,sSsph' tN. L'~oo % % Aii9
B5..hlt.- Philadelphia . Ptsburg I0 I.rfors-Ihll-
Umyrcs-Joncs and Nickeiy.
The second game more br,aly played and w0a
by the club Ia the nilh inning Attendance 2605.
The score
Ia,ladelghia r., -. L.. ............2 o =
na.ehits Pbfsdcluhis . PttsJurg T. Errors-phna-
delplis Ptt.bnw P1hbefs- Vickery and Jones. Uln
PIC cDeruO't
The Buffalo batsms, took kindly to BpnntJns pitching
today pqo Lsadiy fcn the local Players club. At
tendance 1 .Osl. Tho
nsr..s Is '.a.I, r s,i - 3 . 8 3 Q %
B,sehi,.- Buffalo r. rhiad -phia o. Irrof,- Burao 2
InlsGelpbis .. I%tchefs-Bsidwin aud BunntOn. I'm
Diies -Ganney and Barnes
Bo.ton Mav Is The National League game to-day was
hOuy contested throughout Both Nichols and DurYca
pitched nseniBcenty and well supported Attend
ancc GOi. The score was
,''.fso., po.'Sa g. L'.-"--J Q o 9 9 Q Q 90
Bssshits-Boston 5 Cincinnati 3. Errors-Bo,ton I.
Cincinnati 8 pitfhers-Nichts and Duyes Uuplres-
Power add zachsIiaS
The Chicago. mad Just begun To bat Kiroy to-day when
. heavy shower In ue sAth inning stopped the game.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

Latham was presented with diamond rng by Boston ad
mifers. Attendance, 3,o29 The score
Chicago ....''..'.'''..'00 "a
cago Chicago Errors Boston 2 ca
and IIcocr t''A'f'Ni'roy and King cmpres-ferS"''"
Rochester. May 2s.-To-day's game wos contest te
tween Callahan and Long john" Healy In which Callahan
aid the better work. The
Tciedc T1;SSaS''?' '......::::.: .:::.: 9 g Ss
oleSs Toledo
Aoieuo D. PItcheTs-Cailohan end Heay Cmpirc-looe
Syracuse, May 2s.-The Syracuse players could not
gauge stratons delivery to-day and the Louisville team
won By the appended score:
fS'ns%in Icais~iie ..::::::: 9 . 9 20 20
: E Louisville . Pitchers-Keefe and stratOn Umpire
Hartford, May 2s.-Thc game to-day q variable one
ana marked by h1rd hitting and loose fielding The at
tendance was 500 The
hs5Scie hs6iiS5% '... ......... / 30 30
Observation-Disclosures H. Baltimore 10 Errors-iIartiOrd
and Baltimore S,din . Bat,GreTate and Baker HOdfeman
Ncw-IIaven. May 2s.-New.Havcn easily disposed Of
Wilmington today and tishtened her grip on the lead
Doran did great work in the box striking ont twelve bat
t"rs. Wisms made great catch in centre'neld The
score:
WiiMInsISn %f%1sSsn :.:.S ....SS 5S 3 3 SS--SS
- Baschts Xew,Haven H.. Wilmington 8 ErsorsISsT%' .%
/ sworbsck and CorcOan. Umpire Corcoran.
! Worcester. May ?s.The Observation-Disclosures ten
inning game OF May played oil in this city this after
and resulted in shut out Of the visitors who could
do nothing with Burns. The score was:
WorGfssST WS+SfSs,c0 '......."-S Q 9 o 90
TO- a1a
Underwood and Riddle. Um6Irc-kelly.
Princeton May os.-The Varsity baseball nnc was de-
feated afternoon by Staten Island Athletic club
through its eless play and inability to hit Van
Zant az the right time. The score by innings was;
Princeton .''0 ~ 30 o %
Schenectady, May 2S.-The Ncw.York intercollegiate
baseball game the campus to-day was won by hon
The stood Union College a. Rochester CnHcr
sity 4.
Philadelphia, NAV % (SpeciaN-Thc University OF
Pennsylvania nine defeated Cornell here today 1t was
fine game up the ninth inning and then both teams
hit freely and ieldcd poorly The score was:
Pennsylvania reTnsi '..--.-..-d ! Q S--iss S-is
Baschits-Pennsylvania 49, Cornell 6. Errcrs-Pcnn
sylyania 8. Cornell 10. fcherS-shanhon ana Hanson
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
GRIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEATrRrS OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


All the grain markets opened strong yesterday ana
the subsequent declines we're not sufficient to wipe
out all Of the carly gains. The wheat speculation
was quiet however only 400 900 bushels changing
hands while the character of the trading was local
and professional. There bad reports from the
winter wheat country and the late export ~ uei,,Ia
of Tuesday eycrtcd stimulating elect Inc increase
of nearly 800 900 bushels in the amount on passage
EurOpe tame cables and reports OF renewed selling
by Hutchinson in Chicago turned tle ,cac uown".s . ~
June opened at 96a D6 4 cents and tleh went 10
% j7 cents a net gain OF l . cent July soiu ron
% 7-dOG IA to % lll6 ending 3-s cent better, AT
August went from 90 Laos 36 cents to ~ 80 ceiI,
a gain Of 3- cent. while curb prices were w 10
cents December ruled from 80 "aay na, an advance
Of IS cent. On the curb 80 90 cents WAS V'c "'"'s
price. =, ,, o,, ,,,t,
futures. Exporters held alOof and 10000 bushels
Corn on the spot was 14Gl2 cent @ higher r, with tta
strength was credited the break in the Erie oana
which is expected to interrupt shipments. I'm opIH' p,
and the net gain, were only l4a5 cent at the close
as follows NAV. 40 Is June. 40 3o; July Al 3-o' ;
August. A. sGpem6sr td a oI' o the oats markets
Spot lots were Al cent higher and 10000 bushels
were bought by shippers The specuMom M wa banne ane.
sho,gin@ cai1s Of 3s for May at 80 II and
July at - - and II cent for June at 80 ,G cent
for export could not be learned The opening II, IN
options was weak but smaller receipts OF hogs caused
firm conE TS gains ~. were fe mIy at at m G 4 and
August at SG 81 for for september at 50 VI an hve
for October at - 30. A., ..,
at New York. Philadelphia Baltimore ana Boston WcTe
a. follows Wheat. 1877 .93- bushels: corn, 46:ll
bushels; oats 372 03j bushels: total grain 0'2nvo
bushels: -four a2.543 packages. Nt Chlcas0 MI
waulce and s. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat:
81 aOt bushels corn 91t.252 bushels oats A.9lo.
bushels, total grain, 1,473,2d3 bushels -FOUR 17'77i
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. MAY - (SpecIaD.-Whoat scalperS had
h1r time Of II during the day. Al the opening thcy
played the market for break and It advanced on
them AZ the close they played IL for an advance ana
it declined. Wheat. however. all the time little
over Tuesdays last figures. July opened at a. soid
between - 81 and % - and closed at 93 - cents
Nav and June all day nearly nominal MAY
opcrcd at g3 81. touched 81 and closed AZ o3 j.
cents Juno opened nOuinaliy at 90 and cloS"1
uominaly nj % - cents. August opened at o''. SOFA
bcwccn ard IA aud closed at 02 2 : cents
september opened AT 93 u, sold between 81 D. anu
pn y and clfr,cd AZ 02 - cents. The prices were
kcpt going o. they have been Of late by iGnumerablc
rci,orf~ Of crop damage. The market opened AZ an
advance partly because "The Farmers Review" sum
mary and partly because Of the big export business
done nj New York Tuesday night These bull in
lucucc, had against them all day the exceedingly r.
vnrln weather. The II. LOulS crowd was apparently
,u the Iuylus side again and Cudahy was talking
f,,ui.b corn was steady during the day. showing
A. fh, close an advance of about Ia cent over Tuc
day Oat- were strong. apparently deriving most u
their bull crorgy from the Stubbornne>s "f me May
nntion so , white sold Al y as l =: No. : at
- i.3n27 - W. white = Ia 20 cents Pro
Ii.nn. were little active than they have been
fnr some weeks The New York pork clique nave large
iu,irr order, here in July. The New lorkers sold a
Ittlc lime pork July pork opened ~ Tl3 - ana SOLD
- -13 80 and closed AZ rlB b. Lard ana RIBS al
,,nrod A triHo. closing II cents over Tuesday. ON
tbc curb iuiy wheat sold al 93 81 puts, o2 81; calls,
"a con
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
LIVE STOCK MAHKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo May 2s.-Cattc-Reccips last "a hours, 300
head total thu, far l3 100 total for same tme
last week ol6o consigned through 300 head j. $50
boad 10 Newly sale; prices steady. Sheep
and Ianbs-Rccrpts last "a hours. 1000 head total for
week $4,000 for same time last week. 1900:
cor -ignrd through head loo 10 New YORK; $500
head sale: trade active prices shade higher sheep
To $Od-j - medium to good. 50 100
- 30: common good. s5 25dsj 20 iambs-''ood to
choice. - 1880 fair 10 good - 5OIs5 20; mediun'o
-Ja~J spring. - 5O0$1 lIogs-Receipts last
- hour. bead: total for week thus far 20 $50:
Tor same tine las, week 29.4i0; consigned through,
3 800 head > 100 head to NcwYork l2O head on sale
good demand and prices shade higher selected medium
Weights and selected heavy ends - p good to choice
heavy. % selected York weights, 81 25 light pigs.
- Sjds3 90.
Chicago MAY 2s.-"The DrOycrs' Journal" rerorts
Cattlc-Eeccpts. 1900 head shipments. 1000 Market
strong Zoe higher closing weak Beeves. 81 sOds5 %
steer, ss sOdsi 20 stocko. and feeders 80 5Q1s3 go
cows bulls and mixed. II 0dS3 30 Hogs-Receipts.
lG 900 head shipments 5000. Market strong and
higher MSed g s5@f4 90 hSsyy o66 66S s5@sa s%a 10;
ceipts 1000 head shipments. 1900. Market strong.
Natives sids6 % Western c0rnfed, 81 J0dS0 90 lex
nn>. Sass 30; lambs. $jaS7 80
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour fnn and Unchanged. WheatCSouthern dull and
rather easier Fultz e7G92c longberry, S5a93c No 2
92c steamer No. red, sSc Western No. winter
u0%c sept 3IG9l &c bid. Corn-southern duh white
d43c yellow 40a Al 2c Western steady; mixed spot
and May, Ild4i1c; June, 40a d40asc July 4Oa ad40Sc
August 40'2 a404c steamer 3s2c; Oats nrm ungraded
Southern and Pennsylvania 3la362e do Western white
3i2a3jHc. Rye quiet and unchanged Hay stead and
unchanged. Provisions steady and unchansed Butter
steady unchanged Eggs rm and active st l5d i5sc
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes fair 1o'.a2Oc No 1sdlsi.c
Sugar strong and astve; granulaed. esc Copper arm
81 O9dsl 10. Freghts 70 Liverpool per steamer q1et
cotton, zoe -four 12s Cd grain, lid Cork Tor orders,
3sd3s Cd. Recepts-Flouf, 2sss b6ls wheat l2ooo
bush corn IS 900 bush oats 900 bush ShipmentsS
Saes-Wheat 80 600 bush corn, II, 900 bush
Boston, May 2s.-Markets unchanged: Receipts-Flour.
400 bbs and 900 sacks; corn $4,000 bush; oats
"a 900 bush shorts, SO tons.
BuralO, May 2S.-Wheet-No I hard opened frmer,
with OF 000 bush at 99c closed at Soac 30og
bush No. NCtheln sold at $50. Winter wheat In good
20 No. red sold 9sa9s3c, and car NO
9src and no. i white Michigan at ssc in store Corn
37c No 2, 3o'.d37c No. 36Fc. 364c in store asked
Oate quie. and weak; No white, 33c in store No
and unchanged Rye dl and S2chaSfsa Flour IN COED
Canal reights steady wheat y NewYorS, 4c corn and
rye 3sc Albany, wheat, SIC corn. 35c lumber %
S5 Corn a 900 Sas Oats 2ss bush
ley "a 900 bush. shipments-By cana-Wheat; 20. 900
Flour 2s 600 bbs wheat Is 600 bush corn 81 900 bush
oats rs 600 bush barley y 900 bush rye 5000 bush
Chicago. May 2s.The leading futures ranged as fol.