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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-08
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OVER TWO MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana state Lottery COMPANY.

incorporated by tie Legislature in 1868, for
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In 1873, by an overw helming popular vote.
it, GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-08
100. 900 Tickets 1T Forty Dollars
each. Halves s20;Quarters so; Eightbs
IS; Twenti.ths 81; F'ortieths 81.
AGENTS WAN TE D.

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your fun address.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

He~uii- ol thc -a.ito.l ilcc. lr..er,I.,.-
tnirie- for -aritoltand Brighton Beach
Races iur o-}io.lnu.
The following are the results of the
saratoga races yesterday.
First race. ole-l4if mile. Fio.h
stakes-Plotec-iou hrt Prince How
ard second, sam uo1ey third. lime
500.
Second race one aud oue-sixteenlh
mles-Aew Castle first. Minnie Palmer
second King Of Noriolk third. Time
1915.
Third race. one and ona.eirhlb
miles, Adirondack handlcap-Pr.nce,,
Towing iIsi. lbs Angeles second
King Crab third. Time 81.
Third race. three-iourth, of "a mile
Neralaue first. Belle ID 'or second. Blue
Rock third Time l.lGI.
Fifth Face, one milo. seiliny-Roval
Garter nr,t, Cupid second. Vivid third. .
Time l.fil.
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE ENTRIES For .
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES To- MORROW. .
First race. three quarters OF a mile +
llpstau. 10. Villa Cherry. ll5. Noon.
soon, no; krg-tock. no. Nose X 4
no: Raymond g.. no. Dr.. Jekvll. lO5. .
Glory 100; Iceberg, llj. Chapman. l05. /
Forest King, los; Craftsman. los. Dock I
Nick. lO5.
Second race. six and one-half fur
longs selling -Clantarf. f4g. Iofi
Baacousiield, lll: Richard *. Fox. l8s.
Duke of Bourbon. l3s: jim Murphy
1873; Al. Reed. 1875. Prospect. 1870. Red
Prince. 1879: Falseh0od. 10. Woodson
1879. Broadhead. l29. Klnk. l29. Re-
fund, ls1' Maid Of Orleans, l2f: Yellow
stone Kid, 10.
Third race, seven-eighths Of a mile
Duke. ia: Bin Brien'
no. John Gray. 40. Tom Kerns. lel +
lO4: Raymond. IUl: Bonnie
s.. 1914, I'll trinidad. lO4. Ernest. l0l.
spectator, lO3. Fire li,. l01: S .liuaa
ID. Queen OF Hearts %. Knaitou. ~.
Sewuurgh, %. ts-lioa,tte. geid.n,
%; Blanche. sS. Maj Tom. 4
Fourth race. oHe ard one-e.ch,b of a
nile. handicap Heuedicunc. 100.
King Idle. III; Lancaster, l01. The
iouibon, 100; Hiss Cody. 80; Speciality
=. MY
Fifth race, one and cne-sixteenth
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

The Parees are sun worhipers There
are only about 10000 Of them iu India.
and $4,000 of these are here boz Bombay
The men dress iu long. preacheribe
clothes of black. with hats shaped like
coal scuules, and they arc very fine
looking Their dress. when not boo bust.
ness, is often of the whitest OF linen coats
and shirts. They are The best business
men Ia the world They own millions of
dollars worth oi property here in Bonn.
bay and are largely interested in tho
trade of India They are moro akin %
the Christians than the ll.nd00s ln their
methods of living They believe m
spending their money. dwell n good
houses and drive about in fine cauiagos.
They ale charitable as well US rich. and
some OF the iinestof the public buildings
Cd Bombay have been built by them.
They are Of Persian descent. and have
temples ia which burns thesacred fine Of
ZOroaster.-Cor. Denver Republican.
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cot Neil NOTES.

The Committee on Health Has Meeting
The Committee on Health was to have
held meeting on Friday afternoon
but the RAIN storm and the absence OF
some of the members from the city.
caused "a quorum TO be wanting. On
this acc cunt the committee held a called
meeting in the Office Of the president
of the Board of Health yesterday morn
ing at 1890 o clock. at which Mr.. l.. T..
Christian and Messrs. SnCad and Taylor
were present.
The committee commenced TO audit
the bills aud after a while struck one
that had been presented for coal used
in the fro engines while engaged IN
pumping out the cellars in the district
lately inundated by the freshet.
When this bill was reached Mr.. Tay-
lor objected. He said, Let us have a
row about this. Ii Is wrong for us to
pay this bill. The Board Of Fire Conn
missioners charged the people for the
use Of the engines, and the bill should
be referred TO the board. IL is wrong
70 make US pay for the coal.
Turning TO a TINES reporter Mr..
Taylor said: II mean fight, aud l am
kViHk III OiROAf N1A NAnb NNA W Nttf
80 i'm the TINES. This bail Is all wrong.
The bill was ordered 10 be referred to
the Board Of Fire Commissioners.
Mr.. Robert X. RalstOn. the active ana
efficient Sergeant-at-Arms Of the City
Council, returned to the city yesterday
morning from Old Point. whittier he |
had been called ia the discharge OF his /
official duty.
The work of making the walls OF the
Council Chamber more secure Is being
pushed ahead as rapidly AZ possible.
The eastern wall is being lacked up
aud generally moved from It's founda-
ton. 1t will be some time before the
old entrance can be used, az the work
here il heaviest.
The Committee on Accounts and Print {
Dg will meet TO morrow in the Council
,hamber at O'Clock l.. NJ, Grounds G
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
HANDSOME PICTURE

Presented IT, George 4. Pickett Camp. G.. ',
At the last meeting of George L.
Pickett Camp. Messrs. a. HOcn ~ Go.
presented the camp with large htho
graph of the battle field of Gettysburg.
showing the charge of Pickett s Divis-
ion and the principal Federal mona
ments in the field. There are over one
hundred Federal monuments there.
but in the picture only the more promi-
nent ones are given.
The Camp is hard at work perfecting
arrangements for the sham battle at
Seven Pines. The day has not yet been
fixed. Ii was intended that this sham
battle should take place July 30. the
anniversary Of the famous charge of
Pockets Division. but the rain had SO
soaked and rendered marshy the ground
that 1t had to be postponed. The object
of the battle is to raise funds for
the benefit of INDECENT soldiers.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Tho irmor, Virtually Decided ON 49, the
Place.

Place.
SIR. William Rgan. chairman of the
City Democratic Committee. and one of
ih8 c1mmitie' lAla-srs. Pauonand Sands
Icing the other twoI for selecting the
place f0r holding the Democratic Con-
yeuton. was asked Yesterday what tile
decision of the committee would be.
"Ihe ArmOry has already virtually
been decided ON. said he "lt VIII
afford more room than either the Acad-
envy of Music or the Theatre. and as
there viii. iu ail probability, be
at least 1870 people present on
the h90r-tnore being 800 regu-
Iar delegates. besides altornates-
tie members Will De more comfOrta-
blc. Besides this. at the other two
places. tne delegates. many of them.
S. DOB be forced 90 sit in the galleries. at
the Amory am Will be ON the same
floor. ami much confusion VIII be there
hv avoided.
flow about the acoustics -
"Ihat tliDk. will Boz ali right The
acoustic of an empty hail are always
bad. buf ID lsa very different matter
when CHAT hail is filled. We do not
antiIpieaay trouble ON chat score.
"ll9H about arrangements for the
press
"That vii. all be attended 90. The
aisie- Nill BE- kept clear. allowing free
c-fess and iu-ies- for Wembei5 as Well
as bod .s.euger boys. There viii also Dee
a Geographic wire in tine building So
that news may be sent od at any
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
C0INTl SUPERVISORS.
second Attempt to Organize

\ second attempt was made yesterday
by the NEGLECTED board of supervi-
sOrs of Ienrico county To hold nm ct
ing and organize. AT the first meeting,
held last Monday, the board were
evehly divided between themselves for
chairman of the board. The board only
consists of four members. one from each
of the four districts. Two are Demo-
Gratis and TWO are Republicans. Nester-
day W. ii. Lyons. the colored Republi-
can supervisor from Fairfield district
was Ill, so. only three members were
present. They adjourned themselves
over until next Saturday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

Diana Spencer and Tenia Denv.es
colOred lunatiCs, were taken to the
Pincl Hospital yesterday, there to be-
retained until they can be accommo-
dated a; the Central Lunatic Asy lum.
Mr.. Thomas b. Dunn, Commissioner
of the Revenue Of Hanover county.
was at the Capitol Yesterday.
Ii is fact. that under the regulations
Of the law as construed by Auditor
Marye and Treasurer Hartman. county
treasurers are more prompt in making
settlementssnow than they have over
been before.
Governor Lee has received the resig-
nation Of Judge George f. Harrison. of
Accomac county. Ill health forced the
Judge 10 resign.
DR.. Robert j. Preston. superintendent
OF the Southwestern Luuanc Asylum.
has been 50 pressed with the labors of
his position that he has rendered his
resignation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
TmE GERM TnEoRY oF DIsEAsF.

and Buildings in the Engineers Office
at Z o clock L. NJ, and Schools IN the
law office Of Captain Charles L. vii.
Jams at II O'Clock a. Mall to-mor-
TOW.
Most Of tho members Of the james
River improvement Committee have
returned from their tour Of inspection
of the James river. The weather dur
ing their trip was very unpropitious
for Sightseeing. and the members were
glad TO get back 10 the city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

ON August lst we will issue 1000
extra copies Of the TINES. continuing
two weeks, these to be- placed in the
hands Of the best country merchants.
This is an opportunity that our mer-
chants should not fail to take advantage
Of. as it Will throw them in direct con-
tact with the better class of trade that
belongs here. An oitacLe of this Office
will call upon you for your advertise
ments. II any one should be overlooked
please send your favors in early.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

baugh. Mrs. MEG Fisher. Miss Louisa
Child. a. Blrgamin Charles ID. Lewis,
" T. Narbrough. II. II. Weymouth.
George ID. Hill and lady.
OCEAN VIEW.
Major ". T. Smors. Miss E-telle
Courtney. Miss Van Lew. Miss Eliza
Van Low. Mrs. Levi, Rawl-
Jugs. Miss Lille Smith Miss Fortune
Courtney. Thomas W. Braaier, Jane
VI. BrauGef Mrs III. G.. Jones. Mrs.. A..
b BigDlow, Miss ida j. llfil. NJ. j..
Gutter aud family. John N. Higgins
and family.
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Kings Royal Gcmctuer bchad & MINOR DRUCCOS(

miles George Oyster. l22; Brussels,
l0i. Lc Loeos. i0i; Panama. l0i. Calera,
90: Zoble, o.; Passport. 50. Pelham,
SO.
Sixth race, handicap steepie-chase.
short course-Hercules, 10: Major
Pickett. l0i: Monte Cristo. ljj: Kllai-
uey. i49. Wellington. 40; Judge Rufiin.
lj0. Sanford. 1870.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

"Sn,s eies
imu bsau
fflrry fonlby cr
rf,oiw
o
m tho blood aults sue
(ioer
piyscia aul Tho "a
On era
nsHulur hs f0uul
under The
carch quite
scalh hash hi
husa far We beua
Is hc o cne
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
lie Wasn't ,he Author

Lord William pouiet was said 90 DO
the author Of - pamphlet ca.led Tho
Snake IN the Grass. A gentleman,
abused l b.. sent him q challenge Lord
William protested DIS Innocence. bul the
gentleman Insisted rpyn denial under
his hand Inil William took up q pen
and began This J., TOO sar,eis taat tle
book klilel tlc -nak'- cob. mN iari,'
said thc gentleman. IL am sat.',l.
Your lordship has already convinced mo
You did not write the book. san I..a.
cisco Argonaut,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

In this court yesterday John Lewis
ic'lo'ej) was fined $3.50 aud costs for
assaultng Spencer Williams with a
rock.
Nike Tiusley lcoloredl was charged
with being a suspicious character, aud
committed to Jail IN default of 500 Sc
curity for thirty DAYS.
L. w. George was fine1 $3.50 and
costs for fighting in the public streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

4 GREAT many smo kers land we know
their names. one we'll known iudgel
have been deceived When they asked
'or package of the Old Virginia Che
roots aud they we've handed package
oil cheroot similar in color with the
name OF Virginia - on il. and not
uutil lighting the first cherCot did they
discover the deception: and now wien
purchasing lhe Old Virginia Cheroots
they see that IL is the genuine and that
IL has tne namc OF +. Whitlock on il.
~ 90 ''nu DO hI.ewise. we,Su2w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

There is smart LITTLE boy of the List.
ener's acquaintance whose memory IS a
good deal like Dis trousers pockot-a re-.
ceptacle for AN sorts of odds and ends
which are retained with no little peril.
nacity, but in more or less picturesque
disorder Things pop zap uow and then
in ara odd way The other night this l.t-
tie boy undertook 90 say DIS prayers bo-
fore going 10 bed lie began all right
"Noa lay me down % Sheep.
puy tae lord my s1ul 10 Keep.
IL shollI"--
Here he got stuck" for moment and
seemed 70 be cropping around for the To-
mainder Of the lines. And then. all at
once. he steamed ahead.
III should chance 90 fll below
DemQstheues or Cicero.
pray tAo Lord uy soul to taAe~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28


I'm slough
human C.
the
nfi.4, wher eypr has
rfo 0VN
Mal,rl
clfes
has M
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

HiOunOsu. AA. Dolly 26. Is-Y.
GENERAL MEETING or THE
a eiNfsNuil.ie 90 flr EDN-AlN IUN.
PAM. ut NIlllN STA. VIII Dt held af f..
NHicf ni hh. JOSEPH Nltl Az boo this rIf5
100 l2 uc..cf, ou thlDAl. AUatsr 3UIl
l7-l. j. Is MOORE. ~rerefar}.
lf2s-3Ot
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF IuEHANALI-cRfN-
SHAW COMPANY viii be held at to office
oi tne company on
WEDNESDAY, Arersr 7ui. 1850.
roo I'D O'Clock 81
LEWIS Do. cRENSHAW. IR..
l}2-fnnu- secretary
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

OUR best actions are often those of
which we are unconscious. but thi. can
never be unless We are always yearuing
10 do good.
WHAT cares the child when the
mother rocks it. though all storms beat
without; s. we. II Gcd doth shield
and tend US, shall be- needless OF tho
tempests aud blasts Of life. blow they
ever so rudeiy.
TIE superiluous blossoms on a fruit
tree are meant 90 symbolic the large
way IN which God loves to do pleasant
things.
Is this world. 1t is not what we take
up. but what We give up, that makes US
rich.
GRATITUDE 20 cove nant God makes
even temporal blessing taste Of
ROmGine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded Yesterday in the
CITY Chancery Court
Mary W. Bosheu and others to Elvira
:. Chesterman. % feet ON south side of
Clay street, between Kinney aud Bowe.
-O2j.
Is THE hENIaCo COUNTY COURT.
j VI. Blanks aud wife 10 Owens a.
Minor Drug Company. 100 feet on Hen
rico street. 500. Sarah A. Z. De Selva
90 Henry Davis, 3 acres on Charles City
road. $50.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28


"a " lou m r praises OF The cnnlc cite DIV nnny disease q
aclin
II : ms N me ca Ia chenea
rcme ccniof ty I'M Ialrr chemist
o seasc crus n human
q l.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

Like almost every other public place
IN the city the Chancery Court was bar.
ren OF biz news yesterday.
The VII Of Mrs. Maud C.. Smith was
admitted 20 probate. The property Is
bequeaihed 60 MJs. Laura Y. Argus.
She Is the daushter-iu.law OF the &C.
ceased. and She qualified rs execntrix
The estate is said to be- worth - 500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
tm Exciting Runaway.

Yesterday evening. about o'clock.
as electric summer car 40. was run
ming along Clay street. near Henry. q
horse attached to q wagon owned by
Peter I0mlins0n. c0ufecti0ner and
Ice-cream dealer ON Marshall street
near Fifth, became frightened at the
approach Of tine car and ram away.
lie ran down Clay street until
he met another car coming
IN am opposite direction. when De
turned and ran down Henry. Az the
cofLcr of Henry and Clay he freed him
self from the wagon
Toe wagon was badly damaged and
the articles with which it was loaded
were stre~ed along the street.
The tendous on the horses legs were
badly bruised by the dangling of a
broken shaft as he ran.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

the ~tein"ay Grand Piano Presented at u
FOCAL Wedding Sc. tcrdas.
liz the Sew York HeraHs cable ac-
count oi the marriage OF the Princess
Louise of Wales 20 the Duke OF Fife.
lhe list of presents was headed with the
oumway Grand Piano.
the Slenway is the only American
Instrument that can be- found IN an the
courts of the Old World Walter -.
Moses * Co., 1908 Main street. carry
fun stock of the same steiLwa,. pianos
that are shipped 10 the crowned heads.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

June 20 1850
cao-Ii Ar Blt'ntIe fa
a.. L InasI $50
aa,rc bel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

Come = join our watch and dia-
moud clubs. soc. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. SPOTT x SPOTT.
GIL East Broad street,
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pOWMAN'S STORAGE AND
ID WAREHOUSE CO.,

40. 10 soUru NINTH STREET,
Furniture AMI All kinds OF llgnt Merchandise
stored Dt reason hic iAtt-.
Itlms Furnished 20 receive aul 80 Nfft
,lMc.
JANIS SMItNl, popii tiuu
li.te $50. a. 81. tenth ~,
Ssll. AvL0, 30. so. .s.-S
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

c,g from taarrh with for calling
very, resi-
r.. ". CtNNlNGHAN, Collector
o ,r rron or CITY HALL IHcrsosp,
yeoe,J y q,g1orae eaerqflfg BaNnuort hdt
Il % mas lam pasif
for Ctarrhsa
0e"ene'l and cieeia rs 1., oniiy A..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

Forty-hve organs on Tie latest style
in kimball'- summer catalogue re-
ceiyed yesterday ut Walter ID. Moses &
Coz. 1908 Main street. Write for "a
catalogue and list of purchasers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
C0ID sTITHUN sTN1N1s-
oTTrRBuRN SPRINGS.

Judge +. Il. Farrar. Mr.. IL. L. Weisi-
ger. Mrs. IL. f. Weisiger. nurse and
child. Miss Madge Weisiger. NJ Sc Marion
Weisiger. Master Burt Weisiger. Mr..
Andrew j. Gray. Mr. W. NJ Wood
ward, Mrs. W. NJ. Woodward. nurse
and child. Mr.. G.. J.. Woodward. Mr..
Stewart Woodward Miss May l..
Woodward, Mr. Z. ID. Glenn. Mr.. j. e..
Joplin, Mr.. Robert :. CIump. Mr.. Pey-
ton Grymes. Mrs. Maggie G.. Graham.
Miss Clara G.. Smvth.
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Mrs. +. $. Baldwin and child. Mrs.
John Redford. Mrs. john +. Rsgland.
Mrs. George >. Hooper Jr.. two chll-
dren and nurse. Ms. Lily Moore and
two children. Mrs. Amelia Page. Miss
Rosa RedfoId. Miss Linda Toler. Miss
Bette Pace. Miss Mary Pace. Miss Min
ME Bethel, Miss Alma Bethel. Miss
Emma Brown. Miss Sarah Brown. Sir.
Jonn +. RaglauG, Mir. George Hooper.
Jr., Mr. Theo. Sears, Mr. Herbert Rees
Mr.. b W. Raglaud. Mir. j. +. Rleland.
Jr., Mr.. G.. Ii. Raeland. Mr.. ". NJ.
Turner. Mr. Frank EllYsnn.
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who are suffering from Caiarrh. VIII VIM, ~
/ am very rcspecti"iiff
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
Chicago Grain and Produce.


CHICAGO, April 27.-Trading in wheat
was spasmodically active and the feeling
unsettled. Prices advanced sharply from
Yesterdays close, but the advance was
not sustained. July opened &c higher
and advanced &c more, then declined &c
and closed $sc higher than yesterday. The
early strength was due to cables, reports
of severe wind storms in Dakota and dry
weather in the northwest and that rain
will be badly needed there within a week,
together with reports that fourteen boat
loads of wheat had been taken in all at
New York yesterday, helped to strengthen
the market. Shorts covered freely. At
the advance there was considerable reallz-
ing by New York parties who bought a
day or two ago and other parties who
bought at the lowest figures, being suf-
ficient to cause a sharp reaction from top
prices reached, after which the market
ruled steadier
A large business was transacted in corn
and lower prices were established. The
mardet opened shade lower than the
closing yesterday, was steady for time,
then settled off &c, reacted sc, ruled
steady and closed sc lower than yester-
day,
An active business transpired in oats
and lower range of prices was recorded.
The opening was very weak at 800 de-
cline, owing to large arrivals. There was
a rush to sell at the start and the lowest
prices of the daV were made the first few
minutes. After sellers had unloaded buy
ers took hold and prices advanced 26@55c.
A slight reaction followed but the close
was steady at about the same as yesterdays
close
Very little was done in hog products.
Prices averaged a trifle lower and fluctua-
tions were confined within a narrow range,
closing at about medium figures
The Lending futures rapGpd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

The Texas train, formerly leaving Wich-
ita at sos p. m, now departs at 11:2S M,
and returning arrives at Wichita at 4:50
D. 10. instead of $50. These trains will
carry the Texas mails. Passengers now
have an opportunity to see the beautiful
Indian Territory and the coming state of
Oklahoma, as the ride will be in daylight
through that section of country. d99tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, April -.
wHEAT-Quiet. No. red, 'ic' No. soft. SEC
asked
CORN-Steady; pc bid. 25c asked.
OATS-2Olpc asked
FLoUR-Nery unsettled. and quotations cannot be
made cover round lots; Job lots may sell at QUO
iations. Ky; voc. xxx. 81 UG family 81 ~; choice,
81 y; fancy. 81 81 extra fancy, - tSS le patent,
s. SNsp2 40
CORN NEAI-A1Gelc.
CORN tHOP-tS6E5tc.
SHIP STU FF-SSes sc.
BRAN-S>G4Jc
HA1-Firm Tor fancy weak on other grades; s. 90
96 %.
FlAXSEED-H IS.
BUTTER-Rsceipts large and market weak FOR
all classes: creamery lS dairy, Ice; roll .9ilc;
store packed. - &c.
ChEESh-lGlli4C.
EliGS-Receipis hight and market quiet but firm
al sAec.
LIVE .PoULTRY--Denand good and msrket
steady Hens s. S1iS >. rooSters. s. -; chickens.
6 U0dS -: turkeys. lie per pound.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-iti.c.
BnKAkEAST RACON-luC.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRY SALT SEOULDERS-S- S7is: long clear
81 81 sho1. rib g. o. short clear. s. ~
SMOKED SHOULDERS = o1le; lonS clear. s. Sc
short rib. 81 621s; short clear e. S.19-
pORk-Sll Sc.
lARD-S6 -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
ST. Louis Produce,

ST. Louis, = pril -.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged; Xxx s. slsSf1
family s. sos =: choice, = stA&5 5s fancy
as s5l o5: extra fancy 81 l5s4 - patents - 54 81
WHEAT-OPened strong at an advance but late
there enough selling 10 Uepress prices
though the close was ls9i2C above yesterday.
No. red. cash, SAC: May, -. $50 CLOSING .:.sc
June, nv, Gle ing sS94c asked july '9ess csc,
closing 14Ssc asked. August .SS 55i4c, closing 'S
COkN-Unsettled closing weak, as all other
markets were lower. No. cash. &c. May, Sc
So1sc, closing S9sC June, SSa l0ssc, closing Sa-c
asEed: July oll S-c closing SISScS August closing
SSLc
oATS-Firm and higher early, hut essed of late
aud closed weak. No. : cash. sc bid, May. -. =
SS5sc closing 22S.c asked. June, 2i%sSAc, closing
22s,c asked.
ftlE-No . sc bid
BARLEY-No market
HAY-Dull: prairie, prime 70 fancy, IS 01S9 o.
timothy prime 10 fancy, - eosl2 IL.
FI.ANSEED-S1 IS
LEAD-Renned s. A. asked s. 20 bid. common
81 ~.
BUTTER-Quiet and weak. Creamery, SssSsc
eloioe and fancy, lS4tso.