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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

II THE "young crowdn are to have
any show on the State ticket to be
nominated at Topeka next week Mr..
Frank J. Stearns, of Lane county
ought to command most favorable
consideration as candidate for Audi
tor. He is college man, the editor
of a bright paper, a sound Republican
and a courteous, capable gentleman.
The REGISTER would be pleased to
see him honored.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
CARLYLE
NALLEY1TE.

How easy il can rain now
Rev. Wilson was over at Yates Center Sunday
assisting his son Jesse i'm communion services
Mr. Crawford filed his pulpit Sunday
Mrs. Dunlap is very sick
Some of the Carlyle people expect to 20 to
Yates Center Wednesday to attend the wedding
of Rev. Jesse Wilson and Miss Holloway Of that
place. They will have the best wishes OF their
many friends in Carlyle.
John Wright sold fifty head of spring pigs at
four dollars per head
The Peoples party at Carlyle are glad to see
the rain as IL will prove beneficial to them I'm
their trip up Salt river next November.
Well, the question as to who will teach and
who will not in this part of the country In settled
Miss Sophia Arnold will teach at Deer Creek
Elmer Remsburg at Maple Grove, and Mr.
Mcknight, of Moran at CARLYLE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
Merits Win.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bit
tiers and have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, If satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely ON their merits. WI
Evans druggist.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
THE CONVENTION,

1t was a splendid convention, as all
Allen county Republican conventions
are. Not as numerously attended as
some have been, for the heavy rain
of the night before kept some away;
nor as noisy as some have been, for
there was nothing to provoke dis
cussion. But made upof wide-awake,
nineteenth century men who knew
what they were there to do and knew
exactly how to go about doing it.
And so everything moved without a
jar or bobble, "as smooth as silk"
And the whole ticket nominated by
acclamation! Unheard of before in
the history of Republican politics in
Allen county, at least within the
recollection of this writer. And no
praise or commentator of the men
who are on the ticket could be strong
er than this simple fact of their unan-
imous selection. When the Repub-
licaus of Allen county are so nearly a
uhlN III tliCti SbOlCC Vi Cthuludtcc titdt
no opposing names are even presented,
it means that the aforesaid candidates
are mighty solid, all-round good men.
The platform is just such a one as
was called for in last weeks REGIS
TER,-alert, aggressive, full of snap
and vigor, voicing the most advanced
sentiment of the people on all ques-
lions of State policy. 1t doesn't
waste any space with a feeble endorse
ment of a vague and shadowy plat
form that somebody else adopted, or
with vapid denunciation of the
''corkus SYSTEM bat it goes straight
to the heart of things that touch the
people every day. 1t favors giving
the law firmer grip on the railroads,
cheaper school books, official salaries
that correspond with private salaries,
rigid economy in all county and State
affairs. and it opposes resubmission
and alien ownership of land. 1t
doesn't dodge any issue aud it doesn't
palter or equivocate, or evade.
With such ticket and such plat
form, the work of singularly har-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
Diamond.
(Deidyed last tceek.)


II does seem as thougg the REGISTER is in
league with the clerk Of the weather. A few
weeks ago when We asked for two weeks Of dry
weather, we got four; then when we could
stand the drOuth no longer We asked for rain
and didn't We get it? How oar hearts leaped
with JOY and thankfulness to the Oliver of all
good for that answer to the prayer Of thousands
and thousands Of suffering humanity.
We noticed some stra myers in and about our
neighborhood, but failed to learn the names OF
any one
Mrs. Hyatt and children, of lola, were visit
ing frienus near Wise over sunday
Rev. Geo. Bradon and family were circula-
ting among old friends about Diamond Monday
ana Tuesday.
The lightning last Saturday night killed q hog
for Mr.. Robinson of Wise, and q COW belonging
to MIR. Nandergrift Of LaGrande neighborh0od,
Mr.. Wilson had raised his house mp to put
basement under it, the wind lifted IL OF Its sup
ports and set it on the ground
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs of Blue Mound, visited at
j. ID. Hardy's last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry is reported on the sick list
Reports say that IL. H. Jones has been en-
ployed as principal of the Geneva school
Miss Ella Myler will teach the winter school
at Diamond
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Smith will take charge
Of the school at ElsmOre, il we remember
rightly. OMEGA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
NeOsho Valley,

ID. F. Clark attended the campmeetirg south
east of Humboldt from Friday Of last week
until Tuesday of the present week.
Ii is generally understood that another con-
test will soon be placed upon the boards.
\ brother of J. Gibson came down from
Emporia short time ago ON q visit
The hopeful anticipations of John Mealey
have again been blighted by the extreme drouth
In the western part Of the State, and now he is
seeking means Of support in Allen county.
The great demand for land to rent IL the best
of evidence that farming is not entirely with
out profit.
Henry Jones, who number of years ago
Hanson Riggs, was renewing his acquaintance
in these parts recently.
1t is to be hoped that the small attendance at
the Sunday School picnic is not a true guide as
to the interest throughout the county.
..- EALLEyITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

THE original package decision is
dead but the o. p. agent continues to
receive punishment. Up at Garnett
the other day one of them was found
guilty on five counts of maintaining a
common nuisance, and sentenced to a
fine of 5000 and costs of prosecution, to
stand committed until paid and that
the goods 2,167 bottles of beer, be for
feited to the city to be publicly de-
gtroyed
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

JOHN A. ANDERSON is defeated out
in the Fifth District and VIM. A.
Phillips is nominated. Thus the
whirlgig of time brings in it revenges,
as it was Anderson who retired Phil
lips twelve years ago. The REGISTER
believes the change will be for the
haitian
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
ALLEN COUNTY, So
In the district court for said county
H. l.. Henderson, plaintiff,
VS.
NJ. Z. Cubbison, defendant \
Said defendant NJ L. CubOison will take no
tice that he has been sued IN the above named
court ON promisory note for the recovery of
money in civil action, viz: in attachment and
must answer the petition filed therein by said
plaintiff on or before the 9Th day of October, A.
ID. lssU, or said petition will be taken as true,
and Judgment for plaintin in said action Tor
~ oO and interest at l. per cent per annum frOm
February 18th, lS0, ana in the attachment there
in granted, will be rendered accordingly
III. A. EWING, Atty for PIE.
Attest: M. p. Jacoby, clerk of said court 3s- 40
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

THERE will be more farmers at the
Republican State convention In pro-
portion to the entire number of dele
gates, than there were at the Peoples
convention. The Republican party
in Kansas is the party Of the people.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

THE Democratic convention at
Olaths Tuesday nominated J. b.
Chapman, editor of the Fl. Scott
Tribune, as candidate for Congress
from this District. In other words,
by making certain a divided opposi-
ton, our f:iends the enemy have
made the assurance of Mr.. Funston's
reelection doubly sure.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
For Sale or Trade.

Notices under this heading viii be inserted
one week free Of charge for all subscribers TO
the REGISTER. Any such (exceptiag those reg
ularly engaged in the mercantile business) hay-
ing anything to sell or trade, or wanting to buy
anything, are cordially invited to use this col
umn.l
Charles Null three miles northeast Of lola has
a well-broke four-year-old mule for sale or
trade for steer calves or yeariings He will
also pasture horses and cattle.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

Col. ]. c. CARPENTER was can
didate for the nomination as repre-
sentative from Neosho county but
was defeated by Mr.. Sailors.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

monious convention, the Republican
party of Allen county can certainly
enter upon the campaign with every
assurance of an old fashioned Repub-
lican victory.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

THE Topeka and Lawrence papers
are all torn up over the question
whether wheat is "sowed" or "plant-
ed" or drilled" What is the matter
with "seeded?n
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

Law that will enable the State to either print its
own books or contract for them with the prb-
fishers 80 that they may be furnished to the pe0-
We favor the adoption Of the Australian bal
lot system.
We are opposed to alien ownership OF land
and feyor the passage of law forbidding 1t.
We demand the most rigid economy consistent
with the general welfare in county and State
Affairs, and favor such On adjustment OF ofhcial
salaries paid by private employers for similar
work, due allowance being made for the added
expense and responsibility Of the public service.
On motion the foregoing declarations
were unanimously adopted.
The Committee ON Permanent Or
ganization and order of business re-
ported as follows: That the tenn
porary organization be made the per-
manent one: That nomination of can
didates be made in the order named
In the call: That six delegates and six
alternates be selected to attend the
State Convention: That Immediately
upon adjournment, the delegates from
the First commissioners district meet
and nominate a candidate for conf
missioner. On motion the report was
adopted.
The nomination of candidates being
declared in order the following NOM
nations were made:
For Representative, L. b. Pearson,
Salem.
For Clerk District Court, NJ. P. ia
CODY, lola.
For Probate Judge, J. L. Arnold,
lola.
For Supt. Pub. Instruction, Ed. T.
Barber, Elsmore.
For Co. Atty, H. A. Ewing, lola.
The foregoing nominations were
each made by reclamation, unan-
imOusly, and each of the nominees re.
sponded to the call of the convention
with appropriate remarks.
The Committee to select delegates
and alternates to the State convention
then reported the following:
DELEGATES.
T s: Slower, James Wakefield,
a.F. White. j. W. wise
Chas +. Scott, Jas. Peery.
" 4 = 7. i6s ssIy.' E e e k MsNItshen'
The county central committee was
then selected as follows.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
GENEVA
G. /. Knowiton, II. +. White,
T. u OOOiey
CARLYLE
c. G. Null, J. E. Hardin,
J. D. Christian.
DEER CREEK
J. w. Wise, l.. Jones,
A. Hinzle.
Usage
J. G. Denman, j. c. Beatty,
George Corns.
NARNAToy
A B. Isaac, p. Moss,
E. ID. Lacey.
Al. Abrams, r. W. Duffy,
E. NJ. Eckley.
J. Remsberg, G. G. Fox,
John L. Garlic.
ELsNoRE.
Chas Nelson, {. q. Olsen,
y. l.. Ard.
LOGAN.
G. W. Dickson, G. Dewitt,
T.w. Thurman.
HUMBOLDT.
c. C. Kelsey, j.. r. smith,
Jas Peery.
SALEM
d. Byrum, A. Trego,
c. A. Fronk.
COTTAGE GROVE.
VIM campbell, ). III. hamilton,
J. W. duncan,
The convention then adjourned.
T. s. SLOWER,
A. G. STEWART, ..r.r
Secretary. Chairman.
FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republicans of Allen County Har
aonious and enthusiastic-A Strong
Ticket Nominated by Accla-
mation-A Lively Plat
form

The Republican county convention
met at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon, Aug.
26, 1890, persuant to call, in the court
house at lola, and organized by the
selection of t. s. Slower, of lola, chair
man, and A. G. Stewart, of Humboldt,
secretary, and Percy Harris, of lola,
assistant secretary. On motion the
credentials from each township were
handed to the secretary and the list
of delegates therein appearing were
declared entitled to seats in the con-
vention, as follows:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

A. G. STEWART, ..r.-
Secretary. Chairman
FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The convention organized by Sc
Letting Eli Gilbert, chairman, and J,
b. Smith, secretary. The nomination
of a candidate for commissioner from
the First District being declared in
order, Ira b. Noyes, of Cottage Grove
township was duly nominated. The
convention then adjourned.
ELI GILBERT, Chairman.
J. b. SMITH, Sec.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.

Married On the evening Of August 18th, Mr.
Charles Mahaney and Miss Maud L. Wolfe were
married by the Rev. O'Hara at the Mahaney
residence on the corner of Twentieth and Mar
ket streets. 4 number of friends was present
and the happy couple were the recipients Of .
lot of beautiful and useful presents. At the
conclusion of the ceremony tine party sat down
to an elegant supper and it was q late hour be-
fore all Of the guests took their departure
from the pleasant scene -Wfchifa Eagle.
So another one of Allen connty's fair daugh-
tiers has left single blessedness. And they have
the congratulations and best wishes of many
friends Of Alien county.
We congratulate lola on the manner and
method employed In Kidding herself Of the ga
loon, and would like TO have you whisper In the
cars of our county officers that detective IL
needed at Bayard, as whiskey Is being sold out
here at fifty cents pint to lads and youths and
we would like it suppressed. OCCASIONAL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29

NoRTHRUP's ADDITION.
8 1 30
sECTIONy. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after It's publication
once in The lola REGISTER.
Approved August q, ls90
E. j. THAYEE, Mayor.
Attest Chas + Scott, city clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-29
Bayartl

The picnic was success cleared between
thirty and forty dollars, which will be appro-
priated for new bell for the church
Miss Della Morse, OF Fort Scott. has been
visiting on the Usage. One would never tire Of
such pleasant guest
We hear the threshing machine singing in the
distance.
Nellie Peck left on the two clock train Mon
day morning Tor Colorado Springs. We trust
our loss will be her gain.
The young folks report jolly time at the ice
cream supper Saturday evening, given In honor
Of Mrs. Hite's birthday.
7. j Lamunyon started on a business trip to
Dakota Wednesday. He looked warm carrying
his fur overcoat, but said he would need IL be-
fore the end Of his journey was reached.
Peaches are very nice this year, but are very
scarce.
B. f. Daniels is rebuilding on the old founda-
ton the same sized barn that that rascal burned
for him.
Mrs. Ida Reese will teach again In Kansas
City this coming year. She Is surely one Of the
most successful teachers Allen county ever had
Wish We could have her q little nearer home.
Henry Salyer left for the far west Monday
morning.
A. c. Moore has just returned from trip to
Oklahoma.
Mr.. c. Vandeveer is plastering his house
Mr.. w. Riggs, with his wife's consent, has
gone into the peach canning business, just for
home consumption. BESNIE.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

fhS Sss Ssa ss to 10 ps da ara
du Lake. January iaqs LEAID.o,pet about aoo.
ral..... PIG iron WARRANTS-ouiet but stronger.
Jangary isSIE9 April ly2Se. 5 demand ycv.orloan.
quoted aod40e fair to fancy Porto Rico, 2sa5oc Eng
NAy1E R, S~rlS or
less nGsi @ aO'isS isS, 0r SSt pSu SIAM I
20 i'09d % 562s Soi p 53 I'll e5 q Goei 8 80 So r. So "a 8 70
~ 81 so ". s3 IS; w. g. 80 25d33 10; w. W., - Goa
QILs Demand for cotoqsecd continues f,lr, and On
rgd gn dat tn qrTe' ba snayg g' co.toaSd c2d % p
2sa2stc; refined summer. yellow, 3i2a55c; Cocoa
S ys$2s tsT5s 23s9'G @ 1 Ln;sd ss 5.v 1p% ey is
zoe Menadc MMcT s4d 2sa a 5e e ght pr s7d@sc
blcachcd winter. 32ds3'; cSta bleaehtd SOC Sperm;
Soc Whale crude Norihcrn iai2e natural winter 49,
bieachcd winter. 57a1e Rcd Eal9 3od3se sap9n!acd
@ 25Saoc N'''''0''' PRIME '-a' DC ''''''' -''' ''
ocEAT usgaI I gaet % oa, Mgd'" at.t to the
steady one Steam berth accommodation j. offered car,
iq n 5g fay T. Il sr @ 4ooc nha A@iTs rFs Az to @
9ar 100 Sa' cl ss'o96 g6 hence to sona do aar
b 81 from Tragcsrq Bi,sr hip lIsr,e.t Queen to
sp Lor fI2 M ipc9 M BF.n Df4 p ihco @
Fischer. hence, to Hull 1900 barrel; refined o ard
91iIEG4rIyS 81 aG %o,5ar T Gibson hence To- San rn
seo jar sboa 20 30 NoTEcsaa Dar Nevada aaaal
nroos., Me6c To- ncftl sde Cuba, lumber about 4
bark Wandering jew. h,nr' to Havana. coal ~ 90
schooner Harry white Ala'gchicola 10 Guadaoupe lm
bcr. private terms British steamer Adia West India
fruit trade. months, Urvu" t'Ins; Norwegian bark
Lcy Eiupnn 90 arrive fl@i' nicola 20 MonteNidco for
ord, r. lumber tl1. Brruo A,r- ~ 80 British Schooner
Lotto Belle. hence o. Ioltnu-IlinC" soc per bl; British
brig TryRyc hence TO Havana. lumber ti schooner Myra
h. Weaver hence TO Havana. hhds 15c: schooner Mary
Ann McCann. Buck,vi,c to llockpoft. lumber. -.
PRoVIsIQNS Wa dealt in e;;; ne'y today.
,eiu.,. Mss quoted a, 10 2sdslo - for od and
+1l 2505tt - for new Short Clear 5ll jOut13; CITY
Family Mc:-, Sila5l2 Me.tern DO. *ila9il 90, Extra
TNtra India Moss To-. sl305 Extra Moss In bbls
t1cs7 % Plate - 15G ~ * Family. SO; Packet
bb-. - 7jH4N - BEEF HAMS STEADY but
qu!ot Quoted bore at si2 ~ 50. and at the wct.
s1i ...CTT MEATS St,ldly held and I'm modrrat" D..
uand. Salc,. - ooo = Pickled Bellies. l. % aver
ji-c. PlcdDd Belle, quoted at Sec 10
average and 5f-r Tor 10 n. Picked Hams SiId0f-r:
Smoked do. 9l2G9a,c: Pcd shoulders. iQlLc; Smoked
DO &c.. NJ nDLES-QiI,f Int firm at The close. At
Chicago short Ilh, February closed NJ i77iac; March
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

s a %Gderq'e argery Of but they were @ FoEc
mates on the visible sap for IN neS Se ecR Toin toward
png AID 81 o5s Ig Tef sa5osG Ggt fecep o7s
6esh 1iearaHccs, ss 4lo bush wheat and about iSWU
SgIl ciose o y,'erday ana Subsequently, qeS4fh ~ 20
slight recovery but the clo, wa, barely steady at s7c
% % 'ac o eqG Nay touched - lge closing a se Sa 9d no.
advantage, owing to the decline options Four loads
S '1s@''' be ''Ss4 Ssrq.d for 1s@ 1sssf6 sS' y
Sales 10000 bushels future: 80, Red ;totS qa@tsd
e5'-oS5'sc: do aAoat. S7lsos7i,c; no. Hard Spring
nominal 9oc anoH 10 Northern. quoted 93e aloat ;
S, So CLOSING a. s5c Do Marc9 sGt% Sc cl9,pf Ma At
- 7-lGes1 9lGc closing al SHE do June: sG%eS6l2c
SIC closing ~ DO Decrn6.r s7Ss7ie cio-ine AZ
Sc. EYI.-Quiet and norc or les nominal we.tcrn
n hc1tloads. quotd 5a'9~c State. 5IaGoc; Canada
67g52lc HALEY1In lieht demand but rcnsTH,lyy
declined about ,,c and closed weak Gables were easier
ana there was Jess demand r9m spcJs '9y NV Geht oa'
options sympathizd with drop Of isahc. and
~ claii99 aG ooo les gneradl Id ood ,u. AL m9nts aG
c u2s 9cpdgs rng9esS My seg a@a T2 W@ G AZ G9
NSsddos Nd s % Se1so aSe'a & @S Gca %s5 by spot ia and
& Niivd s' 9Gi W.T. .. x Ws, al Az cI
do February 37N az ~, closing at DO March 3.ic
20 7IGd3osc closing at 3aisc: do June BOZ closing
321c do July, ioc elo,Li at loc steamer Mixed !anu
d. Mnrc6 scsi"S at So OATS cash sadf, hed cs,
slight decline. OPTIONS ruled dull aud rather easier but
thc changes were uglmporan S2lr- goo GOO bG-hri,
22c; No Z Whit 2?h a29',G; 50 . MNsd ed $4a5oi,e
ya'or; No l White. 33c Mixed Western. 2oG3lc WMto
Do. 81 93jc; 40 Jmuarv closing at 3otc do fehru9y
90 3lGu29i4c. closing 29iic: do March 2-'sG2 29c,
closing at 2s7sc d. April closing At $50 DO May
.Nc. closing AZ c 40 white January. closing ~ 3OAc;
d. E,hrUary closing at 90, DO Ma CLOSING At 29S
FFEp-Quotod. ~ ~ 0OG6jc: 60 = $4,000 so -. %
d7oc; 100 n. 75QS0c; Rye Feed GjQ1Oc.
Hay AND STRAw-The General market had quiet
look to-day. and prices showed no material change.
Iinc GRADES wcc steadily maintained on sunll supplies
N1l-thOcc. S0dS5r: good OIdT5c common
70 fair. fod55c; Glover. mixed i5@5oc ship.
nnc. ioc. straw Tong Rye. 7jc; Short Rye. 35diOc;
Oats and Wheat. 30d35c
hol~ Desirable GRADES have =. moicrate ingniryy'
hut otherwise there T. litur lf' 70 ihr market:
pticc-. however rilo firm. Sfatn. 1850. best Ia
t7'c; mclium15d1Gc; common, 1cdl8c sat" h-t iSSS
ldl"c: medium. 9dl0c DO common. TN- 90 lN-t. "a
b.: Pacific Co1>t 1880 bc@t t5c medium 12iic com.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

tts7zs; May. 5O2se asked DRESSED HOGS
;f i; r Stn jse' 'c'nfi Hy 70 s1i
SyTPshy and win h wes Options declined lSS
mad bcttSr de%and sales 800 tcs for export. p.
30 cs at 55e FEBRUARY Closed at &c asked sales
s SGS $50 & ce Mar aye Closed eia s I'D s sales a5 so
tcs Gf2c July closed at oo0c asked sales l500 tcs 655
America ~l BUTTEStticy fancy and choice SI'
S3nd' o S. Sak S%2c na SLOW" STATE state reS%elp cso@
:s4 Western Creamery. fancy. 2ca27 do prime to chocc
a2 Sa5 ane DO far 70 g. SoGh Choice DO lair o sodS
sal2c; State Dairy half tubs. fall ends. Isc state
acod 19%sc do r osc Stat Da WcsS tu5S
ni rn. fancy 1Ss S% 65 choice ' aie good 12@as
fair 1CelIc common sq0c STATE entire d9iTes hrkins
loq1ic state Dairy. tubs. common, saqc Western Iml.
5% a9@ GWa%yD WstS DaS i4Seh hos s?'a d. oo
& fo iSr a s9 9s 9 Western @ Fae,0 1ne F3s9
6nrs God GoS FccI2 bird Ro f b6 Si
se ana o1oef' aS sha prGgs aScv RUE colod
i6 o1opc DO whit 1o.S ,1e Factory. ','' fine ioc
e Gom999 to & fgoa IA, 9@4g o Ia,I o1nSn sSs H.
fine; Pennsylyania skins. EGGS-Quet for the
rsh wtera rai RYE fe ~ FAN MaTi,hd a fh "
Southern fresh 152al6o; Southwestern freh. lG@dHc: :
-, sUGAE.9Awmwas firmly maintained IN price, though
quoted at 5!ci Centrifugal, 90 test. 5se.
c cyaaulatsi 9pG Mould -" &c: coereet!casSs
@ iGc Whlte Extra " c." 5a,a57sc; Extra c." 5Aa
sTEARrNE-Flrm and fay active city lard quoted
at 7c Western. 0'.c sales 200 Gao Oeonargarlne
TALLOW-Has Light demand Prime City quoted
at 4s-c. 40 sales reported.
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo. Jan 2j.-Catte-R Receipts for last 2i
hours, $3.50 head; total for week thus far. 1920 for
time last week, 1866 consigned through, $3.50;
York, g. 100; sale. $50; market steady and
demand far. sheep and Lambs-Receipt, for last 81
hours. 500 head total for week thus 81
same tme last week, 1900; consigned through, 800;
10 N""-York 600; on sale 400; market fairly active
and prices shade higher; choice sheep
. 90 medium good IS 5Oa - % common 10 GOOD
- lOdtj - good TO choice lambs S6 Sj0S7 10 {,
good. t6 90 - medium 70 fair S5a+6 So Hogs-
Receipts Tor last p hours, $40 head total for
thus 49, f2O fOr time last $500.
signed through, 2.f60; to New-YOFk S2O; on sale.
coo: uarNct opened strong and higher and closed
inside prices medium and heavy, - 0jafl 10; mixed,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
flats Go Get, ilnturnishe0. D.

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