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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Oct. last - hSu tue Ia
head total for week thus far. 11le0 Tor same uE
,yeet T0O consigned through 100 head ~ OF w.
to New.YOrk 100 for sale market STEADY WI "a hours.
800 head total for week thus far ior Sss~
last week 20 500 CONSIGNED through l1V SFeipts ss
"a hours 800 head total for week 5 htoSsb 900
bead 900 of which NewYork 42oV ior ste ~ az
dull mediums and hesyy "a 2oSs s ~ s4asi 81 roushS
a. 5SSass go: heavy ends 81 2ods4 80 az. sh,DDsn,.
ST. Louis. Oct 3o-Cstue-hoo"p s.,ia s,esys "A oSs
a. az. fair TO good do A. SOC i6@s3 Hogs~Reeepts
a s9GS shipmens market l9e owef * IisSs
heavy. 70 "a oO6sl O5. Sheep Receipts 10 shv'
tair TO Market arm fair 20 choice. IS 1OdsS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The speculation at the Stock Exchange to-day
ran 10 n further depression of values for the coal
properties, and incidentally TO selling Cotton Oil
certificates The investment part of the market
WAS a quiet unostentatious buying Of the general
market. including the coal stocks which were so
severely raided As TO the raid on Cotton Oil,
IL il only necessary to say that il was viclously
opened at Al against Al 3-S last evening, and
ratified 10 40 Ia: it closed at 40 l-2-l-S higher
than last evening, giving q great victory :? to
the operators who few days ago closed part
Of their shorts in the certificates at per
cent loss Under cover of the raid on Cotton
Oil attempts were made TO recoup Sugar certih
Gates The result is that Sugar closed at % 5-s
against 20 ii last evening PhenX Mining
another Of the unlisted securities (?)-after
spiteful advance of cents TO 80, dropped To
5laj2 cents per share. So much for the depart
ment in the Stock Exchange which the Governors
have set up TO help them drive spectators away
from their walls For want of all official informa-
ton the dealers do not know that the stock in the
INCORPORATED company of PheniX Mining is worth
more or less than the certificates of the private
copartnerships Of Sugar or Cotton Oil :" trust
In the general market the drives at the coal
stocks were sharp fierce and energetic. To the
careful observer, if he can believe that $4,000
shares OF Philadelphia and Reading stock were
actually sold between AZ IA and AZ 1-2, with a
final closing al AZ 5-s Reading stock, III II market
50 dull and limited this one is, will seem TO be
remarkably strong. 1t was strong. Delaware,
LacIlawanna and Western was sold down in the
same manner from 14l "a 10 $40 J-S and closed
AT 40 rs We would pay premium for a copy
of that Wall Street ebulition which, about one
wear ago u.ade up the Reading accounts in I'd
vance, showing that the company would hardly
earn for that year full interest on the first III
comes.
Outside Of the coal stocks the market ruled firm
| in figures vet it was feverish and tuctuatng
| The premature and incorrect story about the
| Chicago and Alton Railroad having been pur-
chased by the Vanderbilt and Union Pacific in
erest had no effect on the market although it is
! riobt in line with what is making progress slowly
/ hut surely. No one believed it. The very sources
of it's publication discrcdited it, 1t was not that
| which advanced the price of Union Pacific IA
| 6s l-s but it the disbelief OF IL that invited
! the late bear attack which made the closing
| 81 a.. against 81 last night Generally the
! market outside Of the coal stocks, closed some
| thing higher than last evening; but the whole
market closed strong
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury to-day purchased sl06IOO bonds
4 ner cents 81 800 at 1874 and l-2 per cents
| q 4 q 600 mt IOJ "a. At the Stock EXchangC
| mo business was done in Government bonds and
| the nominal quotations were unchanged, US fol
! lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels ard Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio on the spot had increased demand ana
the Feeling was somewhat stronger FAR cargoes quou
at 1s9.c. Sales 1000 bags No santos 1Sc , ai Tbe
Mid grades firm Sales, 100 mats Padung &c Spot Inc
onton market was more active to-day and somewhat IN
settied october declined points while laLf ho1 i
made decided gains. Opening sales were az 0HlV PCi
rise on all except October. after which there was NAY
buying bv all parties including shorts ana tea sE
about the top Hayrc declined 1402 ars early ana liam
huro lost t0fi, pfgs but they had material ~,
Haye closed r. better Rio quoted steady hegul3F
hrst 500 good second 500 exchange pFiiHa,tsg3
osc reces,ts & 600 bags; Rio clearances 1of
States 900 bags Rio cearances for Europe SVoV 600
bags. ecents at RIO July october 30 1So9 'o1NVV
bags same dine 1888 1850 900 bags; same tlme Io9
500 600 bags; receipts az santos july % 40 . s,me
ISSo sol 600 bags time 1888 600 600 Dsg5 hags
time 1887 3s1 900 bags; total sales herc' o''''' s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
.,.s,,.rss 1N rnr srpRElLE COURT.

Washington oct. 30.-The supreme CouiV y. -.
-, 60, 70 dsv transacted the following business
10 14ss-uoward Potter appellant, agL James
Couch; IT,. ,. 1or,as
No. 1.4so-wInam L. Hale, appellant aet james
Couch ct al; ,.,o, annellapt agt
James Couch ct al, trustees -. ., e,c an
No. 1,49l-Caroline c. johnson III s1 and go S' '''
F%o ao1-James Couch, appellant ag'; Na'U. III
f. Couch ct al submitted pursuant 10 Company
49, O5l-The California Insurance SomPa ,!
,asni,g in error act. the Mon Compress company
Submitted pursuant TO 10Th rule; IN error agt
No 3I-Ihe United states, plain'm III oiioi' "e
bradley harlow ct al. Argued -, u,,aror+s
hrsIe' sSWiiram f. Christian ct al, appeiSSn ann
-, the Atlantic and North Carolina kalrOau 'on
many OF al Argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
POLICEMEN TRIED FOR SHOOTING MEN.

Policeman Edward Walsh, of the Leonarst. squad
who accidentally shot John Coleman in the ABDOMEN
while he was pursuing suspected man on the night OF
oc,ober 90 was on trial scfore the Police Board yeser
dsv He said he thought the man whom he was pur
suing was a thief and after calling upon the man 10
STOP he fred shot in the air to attract the attention
of other policemen. lie did not see Coleman al th'
time but the bullet probably glanced from the elevate
railroad structure and struck Coleman. ii was saio
that Coleman recovering IN inc hospital D0
risiOn in the case rCSer'ed. . , ",
The trial OF Policeman Morris. OF The Second 1T,
rInct who accidentally shot and killed W. F. Campbell
was adjourned for week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
THE COURT OF APPEALS,

Albany n. y, oct 30-ln the oour' VI NPP1"'
,oasv tn following causes were argued;
Minerva J. Beaver as eNeeuiS' etc,
appellants. - ,,itoc, oot CatbarlDe NJ. Sherman,
To- the second Division to-day the following causes "Se
HsS 1scn A. Gibbs appellant agt Charles Coykenaal'
respond lent .oodoo, .e, the New.Yofk, Ontario
.nc Western Railway Company. appellant
The Corn EXCHANGE Bank, appellant agI the FdIiheS
NagSnsi ban ibSard appellant agt Chaunoey Ramsdali
and Morgan Din, respondents a.. oo,ohor OF
t-oowing o,e tn day cuiendars for OCTOBER "a
Iirst Diylson-NOs o. 81, Al, ., ~, W., lVo anu
ioS Second pivislon-NOs Dos ISL, $50 500 SOL o92
AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Oct 8OCOtton dull niddling lo+c Flour
lat Wheat-SOuthem quiet stealy ruiz i6aSlc
Longberry. 7Gae5c; No. nominaly sCaole Western
dull No. winter rel. spot and October 1920 19c De-
cem6er SlisaSlAc; January, 522aS2asc; February SAC
spot and October 2a4O1c November 4O 40 2e year
spd January 3d. q31 re February, 309c March, 40c.
Oats-Flrm and unchanged. Rye quiet 0ia50c. Hay
pIlms N choice Timothy in better request Sl2 50aSl3
PROVISIONS steady easy creamery 22a23c. Eggs
drm fresh 2lG22c. Coffee nominal RIO cirgoes. fair,
1859. sugar quiet A soft, &c; FIeghts to Liverpool
ner steamer Quc nrm grain, Did Cork for orders. 0sa
- lid Reccps-F1our II 600 bbls wheat, $4,000 bush
corn I3 600 bush oats 1000 bush 1000 bush ship
ents-Eour 600 bbls wheat. 5000 bush n 900
bu.h Salcs-Wheat 10, 900 bush corn 2j9, 600 bush
RuHalo oct. 3O.-Nhcat-Sprng opened quiet but
steady but closed strong aes, 5000 bush No. hard at
SOLE 900 bush Northern, S4a4c 81 900 bush
Insurance aud freight az s3ic; 5000 bush No Northern
a. S3r winter grades quiet and weak sales cars No
red a. sale cars No. red at roc cars No white
on track AZ 709,c Corn strong and higher early sales
3 500 bush No. . at 379e. closing No az S7'te9sc ;
NO 3 r. wE{c 3d. Sc S@ No. White S' Sisc No.
1nIXcd o3G23Lc track. Barley quiet and unchanged
rive dull and nominal Flour quiet and unchanged. Mil.
teed outlet and unchanged Canal elghts strong and
changei; wheat and haxseed 5c corn and rye 4ise to
York g So Reeepts-FOuT 1900, bbs wheat. 20 900
hush: corn, o05 900 bush barley 1000 bush. Canal
Shipments Wheat 1913 900 bush corn $1,000 bush
n 600 bush barley 10000 bush. Railroad shipments
Flour 10000 hblsi wheat, 10000 bush; corn. 10000
bu barley, 1900 bush.
Chicago, Oct 9OThe leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

I'm State issues Tennessee settlement IS sold at
"a 1-sa14 IL, Alabama, Glass A, at lO5. and
North Carolina consol As at 81 SLABS or civ
hank stocks Continental sold u9l al 1870. North
America 800 at 1877 IL, and Tmdcsmens II OIL
nj 100. Other sales at auction are reported be-
low.
The general bond market shows well dis
,rihnted business and O firm tone. Missouri Kan
sas and Texas fists rose from 0s 10 40 ia
Go tbe general IS from 81 1-2 20 &C. and the rs
SrGm ~ 3s TO So "a The reply of the reorf7,n-
i1otion committee to the plants VI the commit
Of tbe per cents is full and explicit AT every
noint and worthy the attention of all parties in
Interest The worst that can happen for all the
dividend interest is disintcgratiOn of the prop-
crtV and il seems TO us that the holders of the
nor cents would be the greatest sufferers from
sucb An event. ANY reorganization as an indie.
nendent company with connection OF It's own
with Kansas City, should be better than one
which leaves il the auxiliary OF some other com
panv Fort Worth and Denver frsts continue
10 be active, and rose TO 104 IL. The phadel-
phia and Reading issues were attacked in con
nection with the bear raid on the stock but
after some recOveries the final declines were less
than IL per cent. Reference is made 10 our full
report of bond sales
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange only
huctuated between and o per cent and closed
al 2 per cent. with an abundant supply.
The Clearing House statement to-day as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

WILL THE SLAYER OF GEsSWEIN BE TRIED
Christian J. DcyIe the old inventor, who on Sep
TENDER 13 shot and killed Frederick W. Gesswein az
No. 80 John-st araigned yesterday in the court
Of General Sessions. lie pleafed not guilty 10 an IN
dictment charging him with murder in the FIRST de-
free. The commissioners DIS. Field and Fitch. who
appointed by Judge MARITIME 10 examine as 10 the
mental condition Of Dehye have found fiat he is OF
weak mind. and Jury VIII be npanelled 10 decide
whether he Is sufficiently sane 10 be placed on trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Oct. 80 D. m-Consols 90 1910 for money
and g7 for the account Atlantic and Great western first
mortgage trustees certificates 80 Canadian Paclfc 1Os
Erie S0s ~ Paul common, 72b Reading - MeHSal
acid per The OF discount In the open market
ior bh short and three months bills Is 3's per cent
India Council bills allotted to-day at an advance OF
Id per rupee Paris advicos quote per cent rces at
flames 10 confines account, and exchange on
London al o5 francs 81 L centme. for checks The amount
OF bullion tie Bank VI England on Dlahce loud9
Is % 900 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,,.rnool. Oct 9o-Sl5 r m-BeeiIiolaer,, , Ss..
spornso oner sparngy. Baeon-Hol1ets offer
rnbSeieese2HOders Offer moderately asr mod.
ers o"' Rosin-The supply is poor vesters
eratey Iifures-Ioiders offer spsrng prime 80
spos az oetober at 3is ID Wheat and ,reslY
SPOT rer moderately CornSpot- oIsr nj AMI
ers offer moderately mixed western "hsr
az IA october dull at Is '.d November ana gse .gp
AMI al a. I'D. Hops at London-Paehc e0'''
uly Is Door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
OIL MARKETS..

ou cuv PENN Oct 3o-Natlonal Trsnsalit ce aassd a
opened ~ iO09 kghest lo7S lowest iIos 600 S6;
Matters SO us bbls. shipments. ei'si' "'''
as 563 bbs "a po,.oaum dull but stesv.
NatioEal Transit Certihcates opened ~ i
hgh iS1t os SwGs Transit cs 6ss.
orapsa az io6ls: closed az 1864 hlsheS' Avs
losS eep ssn Oct National Trs gna. eicssd
onsaed AZ ioes, highest lo7t loves" ~
l01.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
THE COURTS.
SLIT OVER A RAILROAD CONTRACT.
rpMuNp GREEN ALLEGES THAT W. d. ""00A
v.n.x AGREEMENT ANNULLED By FALSE


HApAN AGREEMENT ANYULLED By FALSE
REPRESENTATIONS.
rounpd Green brought a suit In the supreme No'i.
,..,.rdav for s15Oooo against William Henry MoWoou
sor damages in connection with a Mexican iTufVdo
contract IL appears from the complaint 'na' so"io
,o.rx AGO ,be Mexican Government granted 10 eooas
,ian comacho franchises TO build several railroads IN
Nex,co and agreed TO pay him subsidy OF S''ooo
,o zach klometro Of railroad built The franchises
vsrs 10 he good for ninety nine years In December
,ss7 The subsidy was increased from S'ooo U"
"a ooo for each klometrc of road built On Decepi-
TO- % 1887 comacho turned over his contract U"
,tcwooS The contract again transferred 10 'ho
.,,,,T IN this action with the right TO form com
nanv Another agreement, made in May last year. Is
IN tho effect that the amount named was PAID inc
generators were receive 60 per cent OF it ana Green
and Mcwood were TO receive 40 per cent. Inc CON-
pany sent a representative 10 Mexico and the Govern
ment there ratified all OF the contracts thus iar '''
1t IS alleged that on November J. 1888 M"Noo'
went TO Mexico and falsely rcpresented hlhseh a.
the attorney for the company and made such rcpi',
variations 10 the Mexican Government that IL aihu
tho contract and made one with NC Noou p -
tonally Tho defendant did not put IN an an ~
The complaint, and motion was MANI Nv .d,atrs
Soooer The attorney for Green, before JnGge 6
Z, have The damages assessed by sherin Jury anu
he fudge issued an order to that chec'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
r,urxc , GREAT DEAL oF-TEsTIMoNY.

Evidence as to the facts in several questions "nieh
Judee Andrews wanted decided before appointing 'no
commissioners in the Elevated RAILROAD condemnation
.1sa.ood,,gs WAS taken by Judge Andrews's ste
IN one ~ fbe supreme Court rooms yester-
dsS. II will require several days to take all inc
estmony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

ups FLYNN WANTS \ RECEIVER APPOINTED
Judve Andrews, in supreme Court. Chambers, yes
,elday reserved his decision on motion npio ~
Gibson Putzel on behalf Of the wiaoW VI S"' t.t.
,,,nn tor the amendment Of receiver TO tsAe
.hsrce ~ the propcrty left by Mr. Flynn in Rchmond'
v. The firm Of Guy c. Hotchkss. Field 20 also
sis,ms the property and Mrs. Flynn aSlS tnsI TO
reyer be appointed that her husUah" Ni'
nav be fairly treated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
.mo,lcnn stnndard OF classln.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary -...7s, Low Middling. ....-, o-lo
Strict Good Ordinary 49,. $50 Mailing -....--....lo-a
Optlons-October broke IL points early In the Day Pu,
quickly recovered advanced fully 80 points, CVsi,E
at tho top. Deliveries contract were por t s w s
irregular and closed la4 points lower Llverpool Has
ia pOins lower latter OCTOBER. Sales fOooV DaleS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet eno IIroS Pot
lsc advance Sales, 292 bales ior % last wc@
and 81 6s0 bales for this day as year since eb bales
receipts ports have aggregated L5l Ja 10
against 422 300 bales for the corresponding 1h' ~
year. , o,.-so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
follows: Exchanges, sl1s.2M. sia; balances. ga

follows: Exchanges. sl1s.29l.6 i3; balances. s4'-
374, 433. ,s cantor 70 the
Clearing House 1891 00l. Its net loss on paaic 81
sSi 043. less q coin gain of s37, 1O2 ne Gay
operations covered Receipts. s2,474 ~ pay, pay
ments. s2497571 resulting IN genera ca lin
~ Il az 75O.l67 consisting OF Sl76, 2oo'9oo Coih
and s9,4B4, 500 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasurer OF washington re-
oo;,nd to-doy I6.OO7 National bank notes Tor
redemption. s,,oe 600 tho in.
,ornaI revenue receipts s3l1, T92, and the mis-
celaneous receipts s42, 500. . -, ooah
-, hand and deposits in bank compares with the
6eures of the last previous statement as follows
Oct 90 Oct. 3d. Differences;
II, ~ hard al "a 6s4 So also 1854 o67 Dec. S629 191
Nes silver on hand. 16,s5o0lo 109oIS3S Inc S"7%o
Net legal. tenders .o-.o e.o r,oo 100 ZOO
on hand ........ 1S,I42,242 jo'o4VoOV D'e' lV-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
COALERS NOT SO HIGH.
OTHER STOCKS GO UP, THOUGH.
AN APPRECIATING MARKET WITH A STRONG
CLOSING.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
PEG Dec A Evan
Ind Dec x SIP

SALES AT THE sroc ExouANGE-ocroBER 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
WHEAT NO. 9.

l1sh tatOns were as I1IIoWs: FIOur Steady
hanged; No spring wheat 7sra7s2c; No 8 spriag
wheat, C4aG2c No red 7s'se No corn S2'sc No
faxseed Il 2ss prime timothy seed 81 IS mess pork
Ides loose 80 O5ds5 40; dry sated shoulders boxed
al 5Oas4 6aia short clear sides, loose 90 asS 02a
unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
over outstand- - ... -, o-- ~. 40. AK
Donoslts I'm banks. al 323S50 4138iSIO Inc LUZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

weak and unchanged. Eggs, 1Slad l9c.
Phladelphia. oct. 30-Flour light Rye -four firm a.
AZ 10 for choice Buckwheat -four Quet but steady al
a 9Oas2 per 100 for choice new, and 81 25ssl Is Tor
siIi &c; December s2hes2hc; January sShao92c
com strong No yellow, IN 2Oh-st elevator, acc ;
No mixed quoted al 4li2G4ee; No. . mixed October
A. az he: November, ild412c; December. 40d4Oiac
January 800, c4Oac oats-onorings moderate aud
kst fof oar lots ruled steady, though quiet No White
in o0h.s elevator 81 ac choice do In grain depot 2sc
No whit, eec Futures shade hrmer, In sympathy
Win ADVANCE la corn No. white Ober, PSI a20o
November, 2sa2she; December; 2s4d2s'ie; January,
yana creamery extra 2lc do prints extra 2oa3lc Eggs
irregupr Pennsylvania hrsts &c 0ther articles an;
hange1 Recripts-FOur, 900 bills wheat 800
bashs corn i 500 bush oats, IA, 900 bush shipments
Wheat AGO bush corn, 0l,lOV bush; oats, 1880
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-05
Wool Market.
Remarks.

The trade for beef cattle, the past week,
has been moderate with but few lots of
northern and eastern cattle on the markets
for sale
THE improved inquiry noted in the wool
market has continued, and quotations in
Boston have advanced towards the level of
the western markets.
THE butter market is moderately active
and receipts have been heavier, but as the
stock was generally fine it was taken up
about as fast as it arrived.
In cheese the market is quiet and without
notable change. Lots of new cheese have
been more or less defective, so that there is
but little fine full cream, which is much
wanted.
THERE were but few pairs OF working
oxen on the market and but one sale was
effected. A few pairs each week is all the
demands require until later in the season.
The receipts of store cattle were light, mostly
composed of farrow cows, which sold for
slaughtering purposes.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-05
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO.
Il Dress for a Dollar.

Not a great sum, surely.
And yet it is all that is needed
to get material for a whole
dress from the best American
Satines.
BeStAmer7can SattneS, 81-3c
a yard, twelve yards for a dol
lar, and the dress is pretty
good bargain to begin the story
of to-day with. We don't mean
to say that you must take
twelve yards in order to get
the low price, because we will
sell you one yard or five yards
just as readily as the twelve.
These American Satines at this
very lo90 price are in the pref
test designs. Come and see
them or send for samples.
We opened a bargain in dress
goods at - &c a yard, the other
day, and ventured to say they
would prove favorites. We
were right; the demand for
them has been great, and they
well deserve the interest you
take in them.
You will not forget the name,
fingers SntttngS, IL lac a
yard, 3S inches wide.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-05
HOI SHIVd G. Y.

Chailles are awfully low in
price now. They are just as
pretty as they were last year.
You look just as fresh and nice
in them now as you ever did,
and yet, because fashion has
gone wild in another direction,
these lovely Chailles are sell
ing for almost nothing,
The regular CSC Chaille is
now II I-2c. And we have
very, 0e1y pretty Chailles as
low as sc and 6 LAC.
We believe every one ad.
mits that Nlohairs are always
good and always nice. At any
rate, they are in favor this year,
and compel your liking because
of the many points of excel
lence they possess.
We have a grand line of
them just in that can not
help proving of more than
ordinary interest to the ladies',
because they are not only
lovely Of themselves, but be-
cause the price is within any
ones reach.
You never heard of any
thing like these selling for less
than soc a yard. Our price
now is 37I-2c. You ought to
see samples Of them.
advertised in boston last week as great bar
We have Mohars, with very delicate printed de
signs, that used to he 3Oc that only zoe and
s,S a. T'; are among tho 6aySrte, they have
the June tumble, and are down to 5Sc WV '''
we nave at ms very moment quantities OF az
win give you the very best of tasteful service, made
to sell for SOC down to 32c yard, Do you real
ze what these bargains mean ladies' They are
not leftover stufs," or poor stutfs" or goods
made for just such an occasion,
What we offer you now are new goods, fresh from
the makers looms, stylish and good perfect in all
directions, and at a real reduction in price.
Are we giving information to other merchants?
! Well we don't care. We give Information of value
to You, and that is of prime concern to We shall
keep on telling.
The "Lah Hour" spring
and summer number, now ready
for mailing. Contains thirty
two pages of interesting read
ing matter and illustrations.
If you will send us your name,
or names of your friends, we
will take pleasure in sending
you or them, free of charge, a
copy of the "/ale Honr."
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO.,
Worcester, Mass.