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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09

gage on her affections. Every effort
was made to find the boy. but
all proved fruitless, and she gave up the
search in despair, finally leaving the
city herself.
The police, since the receipt of the
letter stating that the boy was alive,
have secured the city to find some clue
as to her Whereabouts, but as yet have
not succeeded in finding trace of her.
She is said to have gone to Portland,
Ore, from here. The police authorities
telegraphed there last evening, but no
reply was received.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
WHERE'S THE MOTHER2
The Boy Is Found and Now She
DiSappea airs.

The case of little Frank Butt, the ten
year-old boy who was abducted some
four years ago, has attracted wide COM
ment in this city. His mother kept a
boarding house at ITO Fifth street north
at the time, and had boarder named
Price, who. it is claimed. abducted, the
boy i'll order u have mort
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09

Is not T. B. Walker about right in
saying: 1--WE will soon have more peo-
pie than we have work for, and instead
of putting money in twelve-stOry build
ings that bring benefit only to the build
ers, they should invest in factories that
would give employment to the laborlng
classes; it would be much better for the
-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
Mortgage Foreclosure.

Oran c. Kneae commenced an action
yesterday to foreclose a real estate
mortgage of $4,000 against John c. Hall,
in which various other parties are i'm
pleaded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
LOCAL MENTION.
A Free Gift

Of House and Lot worth $500 to
some one of our customers. See our
advertisement in this paper. Big Bos-
ton, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
PATENTS.
PAUL. ME9WIN.

Patent Attorneys and Solicitors Offices; 10
German American Bank Building, St Paul )
657-66O Temple Court Minneapolis: 92oF
street. Washington DC
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09

purchase
amount of purchase may BE- we vii make youa present of cfet which WIZ
$500 An out of must be
toSe "a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS

Advertisements and subscriptions taken,
and the GLOBE on sale at W j. Hughes drug
store, corner Third avenue northeast and
Monroe street, Minneapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

at 80 78d 80 cents but subsequently an advance wa
made, 80 for January and SO 1916 cents for Nav
The late bidding was due To purchases by promlneg;
house, by the increasing win ghes ~ IKE
foreigners to buy wheat for export. The market closed
strong and 1914 cent better, follows: December
81 So Il January, 80 Ii February, So "a; Mamh'
90 May, 80 10 June, 80 IA cents
e6 shippers sun bought freely of taking neari,
10000 bushels, and this influence, coupled with ~
small receipts, caused rise I'm spot lots Of Iazix
cent The options Increased in activity and showed
net gains OF 2 for December at AZ So for lama,
at Al 10 and 1.o cent for February Al 5-s Mareb
being unchanged at the Quotations.
Oats were stronger spot lots improving IA rem,
while shippers took 1000 bushels The on,In.
ended up 1-8 cent at % rs for December and 81 4
cents for the next three months.
There sales Of 800 tlerces Of refined lard ana
500 terces for export. The options were strongsss
December rising point to s6 30 and 3a4 ponts -
F6 80 for January, rs 80 for February e8 a. ~.
March and &6 81 for May. -'
The receipts of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY .
New-York Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston wera ~
follows Wheat, 92 2s9 bushels: corn 1lse2s bushels:
oats so 766 bushels total grain go $50 bushels aon
as 3l1 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 fnup.
the arrivals Wheat l61 .07s bushels: corn
443441 bushels oats, 1871! bushels; total grain
76O O96 bushels; -four, 20,6l6 barrels. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Dec. 6.-Catle-Recepts last twcnty.four
hours. 1000 head total for week thus far 10 l2o for
time last week. IL, 400; consigned through 1000.
1900 OF which to York 100 for sale market steady
Sheep and Lambsecepts last twenty four hours 1OSOO
head thus far AZ 100 for time last
week 20 900 consigned through SfOO head oCo0 OF whhh
On York 1000 sale buyers and sellers apart
good demand at inside quotations. sheen. Choiee to
extra as o53s5 medium % good ~ S0ds5 10 COM
to good "a 25dS4 10 Lambs-Good TO choice 10 %
$50 60 fair good 80 00e s6 20; medium to fair 81 so
Gs5 75. Canadas 50 5Oa 80 So. HogS-Receipts last
tweny.four hours 300 head total for thus fsr
$50 head 23sO OF which 10 Now York 10000 for sale
heavy receipts have aepreSSssn the market meiiums
80 G0ds3 20. ,u w., -
Catte-Recclpts 10000 head shipments 1000; marked
duh and weak becves 81 Co stoesers and feeders
cattle Al ods3 40. Hoes-Recepts $1,000 head ship
ments 900 market strong; mixed 80 55as3 heavy
% 5oasS So light 90 55Gss 80; sklps q ooass 90
stronp "rotIIes AZ OOos5 40: Western 80 50asI 40
Texans % 0oa "a 10; lambs, IS ooas5 35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATERIAL-Generally steady and
%qSiefd 80 7SSs5S5 per icse. Fls%Sil sSSsss
e TSasi cT9tOn DARK and RED sl5efiS crpS
American Portland. s2qs2 20 English Portland, SO 25d
g 80 German Portland So 35ds2 TO- Rockland Common
Lime 81 per bbl, and do finishing 81 90 state Lime,
s5c St. Johns Lime 00a95c. Laths 80 80 per 1000
Coats Hair, 22d25c per bushel Cattle HAIR 12d15c.
BEESWAX-Choice clean wax is firmly held. There
COEFEE-Brazil growths the spot had little better
demand to-day and the feeling somewhat stronger.
Fair cargoes quoted at 10i4c and No. 1G7sc. Sales
900 bags No & anoat, 15'sc 1000 bags No 7, minus
%. 16osc go bags Santos No. O. plus TO- 15ssc Mild
grades steady Sales, 700 bags Mafacabo private
The opton market was loss active aud little Irregular.
Early In The day prices declined oal5 points weaker
foreign adv Res and renewed ong" selling subsequently
there rally Of 15d20 points on stronger late cables
and covering OF 'shorts closing firm the top
lIavre opened rather easier but closed fr higher. Ham
burg barely steady at slight decline Rio Regular
First, 900 GOOD Second $50 Exchange (pnyate).
2!S: Receipt. 1000 bags Rb cearances Tor United
states loo bags Rio ceaanccs for Europ 1000 bags;
total stock 10000 bags santos receipts 10000 bags
Receipts at lt0, July 70 December 1889. 902 900
bags same time 1855 9 100 900 bags; same time 1887
$4,000 5sgs ecepts at Santos July - December s.
1853 dVs20uV bags same tH 1888 $4,000 bags same
not llnl.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. @ (specaD.-Wheat opened weak h.
became stronger considerable buying by Huchln.,
and some rather snowy buying by Ream The close wa
at almost the prices OF the day at about cent owe,
the opening and at small fraction THURSDAY night
Cables were weak Hutchinson delivered considerable
cash wheat evidently for the purpose OF affecting ~
May price Northwestern receipts were large 4i3 cav,
at Duluth and $50 at Minneapolis. The opening wa,
under these depressing circumstances and was AZ ~
low point for the day. Hutchinson eOnsIdera6s
buyer uD S32 and moderate buyer above no,
figure During the last hour OF the session there Wa.
quite change in the market Ream entered Dit IN
sSs up s3a.. This made the best prices Of the day
Nav touching for instant. The seumen, W.
that this buying either for the purpose Of coyenn
shorts or making better price 10 sell Corn Wa
exceedingly dull the days being within i cent
Oats opened and closed az the same figures, 2 for Nav
Provisions showed considerably more hfe to-day. There
was good sized trading both sides At night the I'M
preston was that good deal Of January pork hal been
Du biased for Armour ( Co. January pork AZ ons
time sold at 50 So and closed at 20 All Lard and rbs
at the close showed advance Of five On ~
curb May wheat sold at S3's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
Bankers, % Nassau-st., New-YorR -
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Dec. g, p. m.-Coton-The sales OF the
day include %. 500 bales American.
Futures closed quiet, but steady American
ndding low ml1dng clause. December Delivery
37Ofd sellers December aud January delivery gTHij
sellers January aud February delivery. 370id sellers
February and March delivery . 31-Oid buyers Mach
and April delivery > 8s.Gid buyers; April and MAJ
delivery 4O-6ld sellers; MAY and June delivery
4o-Gid sellers June July delivery 1904 ,eers
july aud August deliver, i56id sellers.
Savannah Dec. G.-COtton firm mlddling, o lI.1oc .
low Inlddllng 71Gc good ordinary. l5-Gc net and
gross receipts , III bales; exports coastwise i0i
bales: sales $50 bales; stock ~ 600 bales Wolf,
Net and gross receipts 35 2i3 bales exports 10 Gcat
Britain. 1i92t bales; TO the continent s.3ii bales
Galveston Dec. Cotton firm mlddling. 1l.10c q.
low midng 7-10c good ordinary DC net and gro.
receipts. D. 100 bales exports 10 France 9.sls bales
eoastwise. I2Gs bales; salcs 49, bales stock 81 81
bales exports 10 Great Efitan. 10 G bales 10 Fronc
9slS bales: the continent. 1881 bales cOsstwi.c
o, 100 bales sales. liz bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

the purchasing and reselling we n," account AT
about 600 and t RerGhi listed Ie de-
The total transactions OF the day III Tue arSe mart
s we donc by traders whose stock accounts
no little part of it was done by goJ' pposperity.
so that our estimate of the liquldatIon Oh wcry
e be ,Ss %s0p bad and iISs
thing was we're az the worst only small
ana ing " ON the highest of the day The mar
ket closed strong ro>,n ,t,pUrT
The Treasury today purchased end S2J6s'4 no,
a oonuS ss3d 90. Total purchases for the week
e er,ont 70 over s4 100000. At the Stock Elk
change sos. 900 registered As sold at &c. An
novnd are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York Friday, Dec. 0.-BEENES-Receipts 143
carload, OF 2475 caroads direct East Side and
Brooklyn slaughterers; II carloads weehawken FOR
for ES-tmans Company; 10 carloads for j. Stern, ana
rey c S' q %heS dd YARDS
until after The market Sas over Inc stare
trash and really prime steers IN the yards.
100 saf but iOG sn eebs W sold out i
pest steers Sold at IS Sosst g. With one
at 2 sass Bulls at 81 s. dry IS
demand worth noting Latest cable adycss
o SS g. ' Sdy , aNs sye
about 50 DO on the M9eo tor s NJ a09 qSn
50 sheep in The @Sbs e h and oa sbe hs
a a &c. % 1850 a. i az Is 1907
Virginia DO 1852 b. at - 60 10 do, 1871 D. at a 40
do u IT'S 'g r. at 80 90 ohio Oxen 1889 h. at 50
state do 1850 ~ a. % 60 i Sa Ia B S SsS n az Is
II d. &c 1921 b. az d. DO Pc S 81 80 n dG 1ol
dSsS 5O s & N d6 200 IS 100 3 s =
AZ 81 IS 10 State Dry Cows, lob IL. at 81 9o do $50
osn i isss ks9'f$ s Steers: ss Sag ana
%, at SO 30 SO Virginia Steers, i2i5 ~ at SS 90 VIZ
at s SSe9 do f ss 5 q 80 10 do 8 ems y
j. f. sadier ( Co.: Il Cincinnati Steers. lass %. at
g 90 do 1910 n at "a 70 y do i47S n at - a. 40 40
H. H. at t0s 81 is DO, iss9 b. at s..
81 e Is KsntSS SysF d. isei g.
1897 H. at SO So Y do zoos h. at g 80 IS d0 10 ~
y. scham6erg: % Virginia steers 11s5 H. at "a Is
ly9P go head Of which 1913 oohs
The arrivals were moderate and demand about equal 70 the
gPy T 6 prices I'D %s mixed S nG %es sGa
50 55a4 So and common prime yeals at $6as7 So an
0aG sS Sel Or !TO hSen6eek FED calves $40
at bn Pen V 6sSey =? vea i5e g. at Sc 10
Vo d. H ttg Fed Calves 100 H. 4c vcas 14O
!" Sherman T no culver 20 Veas 1873 ~ at 81; 10 Fed
Calves and veals mixed 1S5 n at 4tse .. Wal. 20
NJ Collins Grassers, $50 10 at - 10; 20 Veals lS'
SHEEP 81 AND LAMBS Receipts 25e carloads Of 200
City Firm and higher for Sheep but lambs We're weak
Cu .@E scd as 8 5oa5s per 100 ordinary
choice sheep a. - 5og$S 20 common 70 s sey P i
E bSRsS Of T'R nldT i RSs 5S az 10 "
ssle-D Harrington rs STATE sheep 90 n aEerage g.
q do iol n at IS IS State Lambs IS ~ Sc so 50
as ~ y 25 e. ioa DO 70 ~ at q % Michigan do 70 b.
81 5 AZ cansd9 do 90 %, at w r. s Sheen ,os At
SO 80 2o5 lambs % n at 80 80 5l$ we.,erp DO
- Hume Mullen; 81 Sheep so 70. at go IS; 81
\ Pidcock at CotRst 1870 Territory Sheep H.
So GO 100 49, lSS 70 at = sS Sheep ssh n 1875
Northern Canada Lambs. Go H. at So 75 1O7 do, 70 ~
" Sherman & Culver: 2s9 Teyas Sheep Isl n. at "a s0
M Golins 200 Kansas Sheep. soLs n at So 25; 70
State do. 1O1 n, at "a so; 1o7 State Lambs Ssh ~ I'D
P S Kase: 1870 Canadian Lambs. 77a n, at 81 80 II
DO N%tSn Gett iS5 Territory Sheep 1o1 n at
So % 81 Jersey Lambs I'll H. at 81; 90 "Cus 80 ~
J. F. sader & Co. y1s9 Kentucky Sheep, 100 n. al
HoGs-RcceIpts 80 carloads OF 5st2 heads carloads
40th-st and IL carloads Jersey City None for sale
alive. Nomnaly firm at s4aSi 30 per 100 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
oil MARKETS.

oil City PENN Dec 0.-Natlonll Transit Certificate.
SPneSd 8. e e o? h s5c 600 Sb e4 Lowest
bbs charters. 1878 bbls; shipments SO III bbs runs
81. 900 bbls ''
Pittsbug, Penn. Dee. G.-peT0lcum active and lrmer
National Transit Certificates opened AZ ri O21, closed a,
I'll 0lis highest ~. O4S. lowest ~ 022
Bradford. Penn, Dee. G.NauOna Transit Certificates
opened Of 81 02as closed at ~ 044 highest 81 OIL low.
est. 81 OLA clcarances. ]. 1872 900.
Ttusviie. Penn, Dee 6-Natonal Transit Certificates
closed, e1 OLA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rraruREs OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

Spot wheat ruled firm yesterday on an export de-
mand OF nearly 100000 bushels, and purchases for
milling account OF about 10000 bushels. The option
market sank into nsignicance. only 100000 bushels
being traded In, and the fluctuations In prices weie
covered by 3-e cent The early dealings were ahected
by full receipts at the Northwest and lower cables:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

COTTON-The spot market quoted steady and quiet ;
prices unchanged. sales, ~ bales consumption. Port
receipts As%t BALE against ~ las bales mis- day last
week 25s5H bales, against 2S6Cj2 bales last week and
2l9UoS D3e, ms week last year since september
against 2sl5 127 bales cr the corresponding time last
year.
Quotations based American standard classn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
STAINED.

JOod orundfy. Low mIddIIng.. % Io'Iu
Strict good ordinary ! Mlddling. ........9'.
Options were without special features and the trading
was cnselN - local character Opening sales Indicated
slight Ms after wnicn, Liverpool came stronger leading
10 further advance Of lag points, but this was partly
lost and closing figures only showed gain OF about
Sne.. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
EUROPEAN pRODUCE MARKETS.

pounds i5sde pounds lis 81 per for Western r.
fined petroleum. 6 I.10dd6Ld per gallon. Sugar l4s "a
grees test and 13s for Cuba muscovado fair refining
Spirits Of turpentine, 33s I'd per cent. Whale OIL a
pounds los per tun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

net for the months-July to Nov 3O-of s74o177 %
For the month of December the president esti-
mated the net earnings over first charges at
81 0,000-or Sl4, 900 less than for the month of
November-which added to the foregoing state
ment for five months will give a total for the six
months TO end December 81 Of SS7O177 over the
first charges Deducting from that $3.50, 900 sor
two quarterly dividends the preferred stock
will leave S620l77, over 3 per cent for the
common stock. A conservative management gives
to the common stock only IL per cent
S307 5O0-carrying forward a credit of So ., 677
as the balance of six months.
The Northern Pacific Railroad COmpanys
dividend OF ! per cent on the preferred stock IS
made payable January Is, 1890, TO holders
given that the transfer books for both common
and pre- ferred stock will be closed on December
90 for the privilege Of both classes Of stock
holders to subscribe to the new consolidated .
per cent bonds of the company at 50 and accrued
interest, 10 amount equal TO 3 per cent Of
s on respective holdings. SO. after December
20 both classes of the stock will be sold ex rights
ana the preferred stock ex dividend.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
There was nothing new n the current events
OF The day-no change in the character of the
uIeMs ana no change iii the money market Yet
IN. was marked change in the stock mar
kel, as measured by the recorded prices and The
more acuve demand. IL all came, or mostly so
from an exhaustion of q" bear" tactics for de-
Hdu ONefSOm themselves TO the
point OF DcIns unable 10 continue their own CON
tracts because of an outside absorption Tho
stock local loan crowd in The Stock Exchange fo f
several days has not reflected the situation
Some OF the largest borrowers have had tbeir
agents engaged in that crowd at the Stock Fr
change pressing TO lend stocks and establIsbin9
rates for the same, while they, through OTTER
gents were securing the offices Of the Street Ia
borrow as favor. There is nothing new in This
method it is as old as the Street. But in the
stock loan market, as in the money market there
IRE many young fcdglings who think the rates
II the Stock Exchange reflect the average OF
lctual rates received and paid
There was no booming of prices to-day, but a |
Pretty steady advance, subject TO the usual |
fluctuations Of an active trading. Allowing for |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS


London, Dec. 6, y. m.-Consols % $40 for money
ZIG for the account Atlantic and Great Western
mortgage trustees certificates 30 Canadian Pncidr
749 Erie 252 do second cOnsos 10ie Mexican ordln.
AIRY, 49, ST. Paul common, ~ Recalling, 2OLa
The rate Of discount in the market both short
and three months bills IS 3Sid3 1916 per cent
Paris advlccs quote per cent 81 francs 77
centmes the account and exchange London al o.
francs 23l. centimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

THE BOOK OF opEN;AIR SCOTS sIois S;:u GSssag %
pages. illustrated ,sats Rules tor sailing "a. ia
sng bali playing sheoting or me tribune
full 81 Per copy .ar, Ss,iS somplimsneed ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

SALES 1T THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AMI IL
TRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
NHARLESTON, S. c., the South & Southwest
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FlOHlDA PpIAiS
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
nritI ].

From Pier %, F. r. foot Rocseveltstl, a. p s M a
yFMASSEF Charleston and jacksonville Mop - Il
CJIERoKFE Charleston and Jacksonville. Med H. H. "a
SFMiNOLF, Charleston and Jacksonville III NJ NJ ~
DEIAWARE Charleston and Jacksonville Mon pVa vi
All have rstcass passenger aeon s one usf
Insurance under open policy effected az one nth Oh V' ~
cent. WIN l. NL1pf.. a. VI c.,sn X
u Inc BN'y,Nts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

~ SENGER IlNf-fouI stdthei' "NN'''' --~"' -
Pier 50. y. r.. foot Of Sprng-st ,,...u.N.. . , .
SIS CITY OF AUGUSTA. saturday December :,
S. SHAAIIpAAIII222Ciihwvc dneSdsy december H.
S.. CRY OF BIRMINGHAM; Friday. Dee, 10, ~
,oh Florida and Railway for all points IN Geo1r
Florida South Carolina, Aalama ana koui s,s fs
ripassed accommodations tlfsteidss 'aUlc HUG "
ireghG n any MY ,sSUIGES w. H. RHETT. Gen Az
r.: a e., : y and W. R'y Savannah Fast Line,
Last OF ur,atvyay 81 Broadway.
~ DWxTKL,R Agent Ocean steamship Co..
New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

DED STAR LINZ; Ann PARIS.
~ Sailing from New-York and Antwerp y, no . -
wedSs5sy Dfef psaSsf n
h hin rates First Cabin Sf5 and ypw'I xeuron. 60
ass and upward Se,ond CABIN, s'e 80,
"a s-o Steerage very low rsp.~ a Rowling Green
amin ana III: WRIGHT SONS Genl Asts''o Do".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
Ocean Cleaners

A -A.-A.-
"A. TROPICAL TOURS
Novel and interesting trips on the Steamers Of the
Atlas Steamship Co., occupying two weeks or logger,
Embracing from two TO thirty Ports
S. DAY
defrays all necessary expenses of Tour 70 jamaica
Uavtl Carthagena, Savanla. Colon, Nicaragua. Costa
Rica aud the Mosquito Coast Ports Only First Cabin
Passengers carried. Address either
PM. FORWOOD q Co, Agents, % State ST., ~
THOS COOK & son, tourists Agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN
INHITE STAR LINE.
VNNAN LINE u. 5 and Royal Mail Steamers

Nha aoR A oTFtSsT0w M AN3 f H.
CITY OF CHESTER. estay, Dec. II, z 81 a. III
CITY OF BERLIN. "Wednesday. Ilecemtoer * * p
CITY OF CHICAGO "Wednesday January Z ~ ,RRII
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and upward sfAoN ID AppxxSS'
AK STEERAGE 500 PETER WRIGHT & SONS
General Agents q BOWLING GREEN. n. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
lloyd SIS. co.

NCUOR LINE. q. :. NAIL StednlSnP~
n GLASGOW Va Ron LoNp soSs 81 sroy..
prom Dec. z, noon. Anchorla.; Dee Il M
fthop"'' Rates OF passage to ..,, aoor.
GLASGOW QND2 GSdDs s. o, 40 biVssE se so
Cabin yyssSTEsIR ERR SERVICE. VIA AZohro
les, Route to Agier. and Sosss % prEs VENICE
FAYAL' rAo' AND TRIESTE. r,nu,ry s
S VICToRiA "a, 10 $50 Medr'n ports $50 g <i'"
Cabin 20 A.1olcs,SN pROTIIFRS ROWLING 0hf.I-,---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

!. 600. ..... l03h
1000. ......l02a
1000. 1O4
Tol 4 o Cen lat
900. l03
Tol Peo andW -
10000. SO E. 10
Tol 81 l. Il X c lat
1000. 1908
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-09
BASEBALL.
fhilAd~irhsA Dsfs.,s indianapolis
Other Games.

FatiaDELgHIA. Jaly S--The rAna.se,
paiAs has il al slsesr owa wsy in the ones
'nz saEae with Indianapolis Ehss afsyrasSoa
score. Philaic'phis, II IaaiaaAgS,lls. -
the aFst. Base hsEs philaaelphia. IA. In
siianspolis. 5. Errors PhilAaelt.hla. !
Indianapolis. :. batteries. PoiI.as.,,,ri :.
,cariver AMI sander Imsiianap.,lss. Hsiis
e'sixrfa and Rusie Umpire. McQnad~.
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hsske the long iiss 81 cesca; TO-DAY ~ eus
plss Ing Ihfc@ga IN wsl. caste -i~st and
interesting game, sesre wA-binx3an.
"a the srcclis, IN the sixth. Chicago. 8
Base bits. Washington. q. chisAg
Er7srs; Washington. s. ghicaSc Bat
ieyses Washington. MasS a.sd FerSs.n
hfesgA HntehsaSas and farrell Umpire.
Lynch.
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that time every foot Il ertGHf frafa @hery,
tA~ ssn1c could ha sex n Nas naeiass5s.ss
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sebid b Spectators Wrrt sostow sgfsg fsss /
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them 80 sAiss tise gseunsls Iha f:ssnss
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|, PirgSburs 3. Ratferkes: New YssYs
trsue and kwinv. PgttSsnFs, 6airvsa and
Miller. Umpire Fo~ers.
kosfuS. July The home team vou
this afternoon through their excellent
Playing Score: Boston 6 IN the secans.
Z evelanG in the sew Eth. Base hffs
RsSson 9, Cleveland 6. Errors Boston
Cl. land 4 Batteries; Boston. GARRISON
aud BENNETT. Cleveland, Rakely an,s zsns-
mer Jmpire, NmrTs.
CISciNSATT, Jaly s-A.hlciies g. clnels-
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Chicago 3
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