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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-08

The supplementary election held in
Rhode Island Saturday, for the first
and fourth representatives, resulted
in the election of two Democrats.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-08

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Democratic County Ticket.
For Judge,
THOS. j. MORROW.
For Attorney,
LARKIN T. BRASHER.
For Clerk,
WILLIAM COWAN.
For Sheriff,
w. MOSES WEST.
For Assessor,
DENNIS r. PERRY.
For Supt. OF Schools,
PROF. S. L. FROGGE.
For Jailer,
GEO. w. LONG.
For Surveyor,
II. p. RIVES.
For Coroner,
DIR. JNO. l.. DULIN.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-08
AT THE PARK!

desire the this adjoining COMMITTEES that the
stations named below will make the of 1890 at the Driving Park
interest to breed TO the best stock Respectfully
p. H. MoNANEY
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-08
CoLoRED

Warner Dade died in Darlington
Friday of heart disease, aged II years.
His repa'n were brought to this city,
his former home, for interment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

What do doctors know
about corsets?
They know a good deal
more sometimes than they
dare give their patients the
benefit of!
What are they afraid OFF
Losing their patients.
Many q woman would throw
her doctor overheard sooner
than change her corset.
What do women know
about corsets2
The doctors and women
together know all there is to
be known. They al agree
that Balls is the prope-
corset.
You can go to your store
and get it and wear it two or
three weeks and get your
money again, every cent of
it, if you want it.
The store has a primer on
Corsets for you.
CH-cAao Cozsr Co.. chicago and New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

LISA familiar saying thai "a ctsurs
j. ss good sss rest" sspriied io s1-
veftsng tie ssyiDg might vith Cd
vantage be sitered - read. . cbergs e
better thar 8 rest Doa'f stop v0ar &C.
vert semeut when . particular ven
rune out. bnt change ID. It's no wonder
thst advertising = often uurrotuctffe,
vhgn the sdYsrfstf - content ~ 1T
lis rnosf tl1he presentation ri BE bus-
ness stand month after uluuth rIthout
= cnsDge The rreErnF ior =. ili1i
man vbo ssys nefffug urs ass r8it ~
uev - say. And q fusu xss has n0th-
ing rev 70 cay must bt vsff du NAN.
q conduct 3 0DI f1sness FFfr il
the sdffTf5unfnt IS rot trltf and cona-
nf8up ace n change uav 20 fleafiiclfl
i1 spite ~ fte saVU9. ons rsr nafe
TOO much 81 p GOOD fhIng ft = pcs-
b.s g. wear 3 good sforf irffe0lers "a
ths tel nr. unti fos faie ttat vas won't
A. srt fas ishla 0r q roeT s sferfs
q wth raTleilencf suo Ffeetf1 ssh
rswns Ic usrer.trase -FuoNn
rrererh. tfffe srf fesi - rpe9 sfvef-
s-rnerfs rr fiss hfe RI 90 ever eenlr Dnt
a e Tts lssf great sSnF f Hpt surg.
ffe Isrf eaod story - net to'a. tas lssi
good advertisement f urt writer
fran. 80 tcsncoi strike twfIFe every
tf1rr Fut 81 FRESHNESS AID eatl1-
~-zsu so5 tr TDuta rEntnesf fbst
starsF tr1 lstk af f8afr efteeo
49, set 81 81 frsff.rsss afIt erfi.lissas,n
rs 81 81 vert snsri raaf often ensr a
lank ~ So ard agtf Fl etrtf fy g.
earo .etentss Arfsrfaa advertiser
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Miss Clara Broglie, the head trimmer
of G. A. Berwin's Millinery Parlor, No.
% Canal-st., has just returned after an
absence of SIX weeks, which she devoted
to selecting Pattern Hats and goods for
the fall and winter trade, and VIII be
pleased 10 meet all the old customers
bnd as many new ones as are willing to
ae served bv her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
$500 Reward.

hereby offer u reward Of $500 for
the arrest and conviction of the party
or parties who fired my buildings. sit
ssted on section thirteen, In the town
snip of Walker, on the night OF the
fifth OF September, 1890. Direct all IN
formation to Loomis X. Bishop. Sheriff
of Kent County. Dated, Grand Rapids.
Mich, sept. II, 1890.
HUBERT WEIDEN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Clarence NJ. Hutchings has returned
and is now prepared to do house and
office cleaning. Any of my old patrons
and any new ones can find me at No. 6
Barclay Place, in rear of Barclay-st.
engine house.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

The Neal SISTERS. located in the new
Kendall block. 147 Monroe-st., An
nounce that their fall opening Of fine
millinery goods will take place on sep
ten ber Soth and October let. II viii Be
sn event OF unusual interest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

The Street illumination and the out
door fetes ia II. Paul are universally
conceded 30 b. the most attractive
features that have yet been provided
Tor fair week. The crowds who jam
the streets every evening testify 10
their atITactyeness and popularity.
The whole tnlng is most magnificent
affair, something new every night. To-
night viii he 4 memorable one in the
segIes OF illumination features. After
the magnificent parade OF the
fire department, tle public ls
prepared 20 expect great things. The
display is TO commemorate the harvest,
and is a pubic affair, IN which every
citizen Is invited and expected 70 par
tcipxte. The main spectacle ot the DIS
play IS To take place on Third-st-. along
the line OF the main illumination. Ia
order 20 carry out the idca Of thiS fesil-
val, ever, body must wear something
typical of The harvest. lt may be
flowers, wheat, oats, barley, vegetables,
grasses, leaves, IN short, anything suS-
gestive of the harvest. Nobody is ex-
empt. The young and old, men, wo-
men and children, a. well az visitors TO
the city, all are cordially invited 10
swell the throng and make the display
a memorable one.
The second event Of tonight will be
the fourth annual parade OF the -.
Paul Cycle Club. ia which every wheel
man IN the city Is 10 participate and thls
promises 10 be a very long and striking
line with IFS decorations and lllumlna-
tlOns.
Tomorrow night the grotesque carni-
val viii furnish fitting conclusion OF
the harvest illumination carnival, Il Is
expected to be both brilliant and c0ml-
cal. We regret our inability TO witness
the scene, expecting 10 drift down the
Mississippi river on the steamer Sidney.
Our visit in ST. Paul after many wears
absence. has been most pleasant and
long to be remembered. c. O.. :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Our fall stock is complete in every de-
Dartment. We can save you % per
cent on every dollars worth. The
Chicago Shoe Store, 2S Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

oar fsli stock a complete n every
department We car save you 25 per
cert on every dollars worth. TIE
Chlcsgo Sn0e Store. - Csusl-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

haFe Use6 ~. TneYnss' EfeftTlc o.
for croap ard colds. snd declare It =
pcs e cnrs Contrlbated ~ Nw
kaY, 20 Psymoath-sre Bafslo. y y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

We have commenced 20 make New
Orleans molasses candy and buttercups.
Cooper's Candy Kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Get your boots and shoes this fall
from the Chicago Shoe Store, % Canal
ST., and save % per cent on every dollar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Nskes nrest pastry. bread or fiscuTt
lnf utst = cheapest snd most sstis-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Get your boots and shoes this fall
from the Chicago Shoe Store, 3 Canal.
ST., and save p per cent on every dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

See our list of Tariff documents for
80 cents. Any one for cents, or II for
20 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

IL sAsta. and ihslr msrTy shoDts oo0ld
~ beard Tar ARD ls&s. lAelf eQfeEu-
e4 enla0slAsai 2fsa eelgai v@s gss.N
~ see. Par te1e alNAxs makes rs
y 81 that We WsFe sea &g4ln.
bat = i SisQ elruls 0As ana -. f40i
Is ssWaras Dita people Three oass
2nd n-ue performances fof the peol.e
of tae iwla eIties- oae t,rNUs Gas ls
exactly ike another, &n1 al AfS hks
the ress. B&ruam is tie beessi cara
GA earth, "a tie eireas lae. ana 3 = us
wouceI rs greatest 90 c&rsAe atfrAesS
- muca attention
Nith TIE STATE ialr, drawing croeos
from every direcllou, tne Minneapolis
Kxpos.tica, tAe Democratic Co.lKcn-
tioa, tie clrcus. AZ pewsTla al n lts Al
traction, tie h&ryesi Home il.0mlaa-
N0n and fioTai Festivals. 81 Paul has
Its hauos full k&eh nlAlO sf0ai
city tsei. II is estimated that 1.V.p
people attended eaeh dAg. TIE lead
ing thought 4 TIE wonderful executive
abslIiy necessary 10 tie direcuon, e2re
and operation OF ~ gigantic q fogos as
i that Ct baTnum. Il takes 5000 cay
for running expenses. 1el tie total
receipts OF the nine performances IA tie
iVln cltlcs = estimated 10 he 81 least
6o.0oo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Vinegar Furniture Company keeps a
full Inc ~ bedding. mattresses. piliovs.
eomfortsbles, Blankets. etc. ss cheap
"a can be found ~ the market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
VIM. MILLER,
26 s. IONiA-ST.
Economy Wrought ITCn FgTEaCGI

isf rt wil produce a ftrgs percentage more
81 combined uarn AR and steam heat With
given amount of cosi tnsn sav 0shsf hester
uiaae. ~ fae same fre which produces tae hot
or makes thc stsam at no loss ef fact
1a The steam Is a vaiutale al iaref - the
warm ar. "a vlfh ifs hefn VI ean heas spece
that cau net he resched ~ warn air. such ss
parallel roens n iong d.ss1ace from the iar
race. or Apartments up twe cr more stores
no- sceessfhIa av warm ar pfres.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

DO You want = three-piece bedroom
suite, price anywhere from si4 70 f75'
II 20, call 81 Vinegar Furuiture
Company. 1912 south Diusou-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Blue point oysters in bulk at Blivcn
& Allyn's, No. 90 Peari-st. Telephone
TDNf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Fresh fish at Dettenthaler's, III Mon
roe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Msae y Vsl}ey Cty vi nz Co. Grand
Rapsas, : = fs1assy fsvorits. Try 3.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

asme Of al kinds At Dstsenshalsr's,
IL Monrce-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

So orr st r. Taft arcgrerts frr
~ cents Any ere ~ zosnts. ~ ~ for
~ tnts
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Frcra twenty - thirty taoossnd ueo-
re are on ths grranas - re Mnase0ts
~rafe par esca daF e see the fns s.
nav Wr cheVer say the rstor p1rns.
eve ca nos fsI 81 rofe sometime q
~ rsss.rg interest. Tie trofnne race
ars ~nr.srss A. y a. tt.e Mi8tesot tsss .fse
-enr,s ~ a. tie spCTf Go tarae 1er
TH-e urstAr- 4 etaaf anS tNa9tf-l
Taaass1ls 81 - afsH toox Fs,ssess CO
sodsy. IiteTa ths ssoos we're fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
Av rrCrLLENr .RnYS, CLvR.

The Boys Club, at No. 10 =. Marks Place. hcid
II. holiday festivities last evening. over 900 boys
,rcu ten to twenty wears old enjoyed "a pleasant
musical and literary cntertainmrt, aud nferw!fd ~"
bountifu supply Of refreshments tia; had been pro
vded BY the managers Of the club. The boys them
selves provided much Of the entertainment
The club is doing a good work among The boys OF
the East side Il has been In existence fourteen
wears and IS constantly extending IL influence for
good 1t Is an evening resort fO hundreds ~ Dos
who find there the wholesome recreation which their
homes lack. The rooms Of the Gun ni"
open every evening from 80 TO 9"O O'Clock
and aIo free 10 all boys over ten Years
old Books and games furnish instruction and
amusement, and musical and literary entertainments
are provided regular periods. There are classes ~
writing. bookkeeping and music. a savings BANK i'i
small sums and employing bureau. Tie record
for the year ending october, 1-8O, showed tAd' 2Al
BOYS had attended the club. and the total atinhhnc'
for the wear Wa fO9l4 Tho club j. dependent uI"u
private contributions for support. Persons VIKING %
assist in the work invited e. send their contibl
tons 10 sherman EvartS. No 81 Nd-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
UHAIN and PhOUCCE WARhEIo'
,rEATUREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There bulish tone to the cereal markets yes
trrday. Wheat options advanced 1@oo cont a'hous"
the speculation wa, only moderate and the trading
mainly local The sales Of options were less than
700 900 bushels. 40 one time prices were l"l "a
cent, above Mondays final figures but the close
stronger cables a decrease Of over 2OOOoo bushcis
in the amount on passage TO Europe, a Iain- Oh IT, m
NorhweNterI arrivals ana thG risc III s"ro ,ho ane
hear, circulated I; rumOr that France was on IN" eve
Of doubling the import duty on wheat, but TINS was
without than mOmcntary effect, the general sen
tmcnt being hopeful OF better condition 81 monSars
afairs when the year is uShcTed in May Options
oucncd at 81 % - an advance OF 80 cent, rose ) -
ill tO ~ O4 10 rs and ended at tho first price Juy
wheat improved 34~1 cent, and 1000 bushels were
talon for export. 90 ooo
Corn was helped by decrease Of nearly io 1000
bu-hcl, in the amount passage to Europe bu lSher
receipts and higher cables were additional hnuen'es
that caused large covering OF shorts Inc ACTIVITY o,
the option market was measured ny saes w
800 900 bushels ana the net gains OF the day were
I,2aI cent only $1,000 bushels were taken by snip
pcr>. but spot lots we're 1904 cent higher. ,,.
cereals, assisted by lighter receipts. The options
closed :, cent higher quiet dealings Cash oats
Theirs were sales Of 1000 erccs of lard the ,p9t
ana to arrive but wbcihcr for export cannot be atat
The option, were strengthened in Consequence OF Inc
spot demand. and ended with gain; OF 3a3 points
Whcat-Deccmber ~ % 81; January, %l " IL
February, II o. March, 81 % IS: Nay; g. W yrch
Corn January, % 5S, February, Oh TO- ""i'"'
80 -. May 80 Ia cents ,o-o uo,
0ai,-January, 40 Is; February. 40 49, May
Lard January. cola; February. s6 30; March.
IS I6: April, 46 50: May. 50 66. ..., ,on,o,,
The receipts ~ grain and -four reported Yesterday
at Newl or Philadelphia baltimore aud Boston we're
Wheat 45.975 bushels: corn. 1881 bushels 9ats'
iOj.1Of bushels; total Grain 2i9OoV buhh,ts' noui;
iGo i-6 bushels: oats los 3of bushels; total grain,
447,7o4 bushels, -four, 1904 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE:

The auction sales at the Exchange yesterday were
all under foreclosure. Nos. 1872 ana l'i9i pafk'
ave. being the southwest corner OF Ninety 'our'sI'
IN Mot 80 aX3O two fyestory fats, sold TO solomon
Marx for $50, 800. No. Az West Thlrty-tmrd IT,
four. story brc tenement-house, on fun ot' sod 70
the plaintiff in the proceedings for Sl3' 10 NO "a
We>t -.ecOndst., fJurstOry BRICK dWenng' on
lot 1OxIOO went 10 Robert CAM for S2o,7VO ihe
rest If the sales were Adjourned ......
r. l. IIarnett a Co. weekly sale OF stock attracted
, GOOD attendance They sold thirty shares National
Hrnaday Eank (Orgnal stOckl, 30 each Tor -'v :,
rs 600 Delaware and Hudson Canal Coz nrst moilsas,
Der cent bonds. due 1917 lPennsylvana diVlslo ~
40: two shares in the Chemical National baDh fto"
each at $50: 100 shares in Merchants E1ehhlse %
tonal Rank $50 each, l23: 500 shares RIVER raw
sin and Grand River Railroad Co.. 40 each Gern,
cate for Sa2 10 ST. Louis. Alton and Ierre daul?
railroad Co 1864: an order Of Toledo, Wabash ana
Western Railroad Coz for S2O common STOCK, iooJ'
and nj 500 bonds Of Cincinnati, Loganspolt ana cm'
cago Railroad Co., all for rl' , 49,. . ,,.t
The stand which has been the subject 81 Ntga
ton vas Yesterday offered to competition by the man
eger under tie direction of the auction room com
mittee James McQuilen protested against the sale'
II was offered until May l. next. when IL VIII ne ahlh
,old nnder the rules for five years It0nla' l. ehna
was the buyer for go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
oRJrcT,yG 70 BEING CALLED 4 MURDERER

Alexander pnilipscn, who arrived Ia this country
on August 20, brought an action YESTERDAY III The
United states Circuit Court against General Jamer
r. OEcirnie and John simpson, Government Officials
connect d with the Immigration bureau for fade arrest
and Imprisonment. About the time ~ PM p'"n'
arrival there was discovered In the Cust0m- ,o.c' a
/ ariel of lime in which the body Of a man who
lad evidently been murdered. The PARTICULARS ~ The
affair were extensively publshcd, and It WINS noted
that a man named philipsen had committed IN" decd
and had lcd from Denmark, the scene Of IN" crime.
When Alexander l.. ri1lIpscl reached this country
and took lOdgl.go a. the hotel Denmark, ia Green
wich ST. the clerk 81 the house sp"Ctrd him. from
the similarity I'm names, Of Icing the murD.rcr. and
communicated lis piciDns H. the authorities. In
consequence Mr. PlALoc va, detained Al tIr Bar-:
OGicc. An iHicrciaI-c % cabl" d sTatCh', Ralcd
the fact thai the real murderer had confessed hi,
crime Mr.. rhilp,cn sac 10 recover 10000 damages
for false Imprisonment for tNO days aud for being
charged with bong AN escaped murderer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
THE WAITER H. UILSON ARETTES
now A TUGBOA AT CAPTAIN MISSED THE CHANCE
or HIS LIFETIME.

now TUGBOAT CAPTAIN MISSED THE ChANOE
OF HIS LIFETIME
The shin Walter II. Wilson. whose arrival was 50
anxiously looked for by her agents. came mo P''.
YESTERDAY. she III days out from 'ai'u,'A' 'lu
had been of the coast for the last five days not caring
IN fry 70 run IN in such weather. she was "''u,i
charter IN take a cargo OF oil from here out u Va
crtta and the contract required her to be- III NV"
yorl, Raw by January I. If she did not arrive ana
fine contract became void. new one al the p'esc"'
and I6yer rate, Of freight would have TO be made Ao
Gather If meant about ~ 900 clear loss II the VeseI
did not get in by January l, and her agents "''
nIious -, c,,,
Yesterday the tug Arlosa sighted the ship hi'ceh
,nss east of the Sandy Hook Lghshp ana ohercu "
tow her up 10 the city for $500. Then tap'a" 'Po''
80 tle wilson roundlv abused the captain OF ''o
Ariosa and syOre that all his life he had been V'IW'
izod nv New York tucboat men. lie would stop lhc
ching tight there and il could not get towcd III l'i
I,ss than 500 he would spend the rest OF MS u'Ns
ONT de the bar. Finally bargain was STRUCK III f-''
and the Arosa calling another tug 70 her aSSis'ah'e
and dividing the spOs. took the great snip III 10"
and nrocecdcd ND 10 Quarantine. There the captain
n, the ting got morning paper and learned the Erca'
incentive which Captain srrouI had for eetunE ~, a.
.non a. po.siblc Then he that one OF tic oppus
un,tes ~ hi, life for big day, work was Ro'c' ''
he spoke fcengly the subject: -, -, ,.oos
Tie Wilson reports that while IN iatiluu' -,,fEnc
North She experienced a heavy earthquake ldNumS
f,r Ten seconds and moving from east to west Will
-, OF The coast in the storm she narrowly
escaped collision with a coal barge and Win seNc'h
unknown schOOners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
. prcr1vEPsurp. NOT A ORGANIZATIONS.

Chancellor McGill. on application of William PEN
nington. counsel for ex-Judge Jonn :. Trkalow as
Sigree Of the Nightingale Brothers Knight, SILK man
ufacturers Of Paterson, ~ j.. and Eugene stevenson
counsel for Norton Bliss Co.. the Yokohama specie
Rank and other New-YOrk creditors Of the bankrupt
firm has appointed Mr.. Barkalow receiver "f inc
Nightingale Knight silk factory which Is the corpoF
ate name of a stock company formed, with "llhfh
g. Fenner as trustee with tho object of rcorganzlhs
the affairs Of the concern. Cortlandt ana H. WAYNE
Parker Of Newark, appeared IN behalf Of the NIGH
inCaleS.
Mr. Rarkalow as assignee, had few days before
asked the cont set aside the conveyance made hy
the Nightingale brothers to the new corporation hut
at the request of the creditors this plea was achd'"
"A as 10 ask simply for a rcoesvership The Chancellor
issued an order permitting the receiver 10 run the hi'
Tor a period not exceeding ten days, ana authorizing
him 70 nay the wages due 10 The hands on saturday OF
This week Mr.. stevenson, In his argument denounced
thc action Of The Nghtinsalcs IN udai irIs thc pVp
erty 10 the new corporation a, device intchGco ~
defraud the creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN
co1ppoy. CHAuNCEY & co. IS FAILURE

The schedules Of ColbrOn. Chauncey Il Co.. DanRe',
and brokeIt, at No. IL Ncw-St., show Hablhues "
saOo147: nominal assets. $7lo.223; actual assets
so45 373: assets to come into the nSsigneeS hands,
about $4,000 The secured creditors aggregate
s11so74 as follows Farmers Loan and Trust COM
many $4,000; Mercantile Trust Company, 921'ooo'
Mrs. c. " De Forest, S3l 900 II. O. Armour x CO..
ST. OOj: II. Chaunccy, $4,000. Their claims are Sc
cured by stocks and bonds. Tho principal unsecured
creditors are Mrs. w. r. Cobron. S3o'll'' H. "a
Boies Scranton Penn. $1,000. The assets consist
of stocks bonds and accounts the stocks ana bohu'
benc pledged as collateral security for loans In one
part Of the schedules the actual assets inventory
so45373 while in another part the amount Is placed
at onls 10000 An affidavit states that The diner
ence between the nominal aud actual assets Is Tor the
most part due 10 depreciation in values that greater
part Of the assets are open accounts when VIII 10
difficult 10 collect that the actual asects are unce
tain and the money that viii come mo INC haun :"
the assignee will be between $1,000 ana Slp,Oou',
The schedules of Andrew BolOnC, satiOner AT no.
~ Drood. ST. doing business under the style 81 la
tin Schmidt. show liabilities of S26,lOO, nominal dS'
sets SJG76: actual assets, S2,13i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
TIE TRADE ~ CMICAGO.

Chicago Dee. 30 Especial Wheat bulls. almost 10
man expected Bloom to be their leader again to-day IN
stead q buying wheat to-day be turned seller Prices -
The general a-tonlshm M were strong Nay "h'a' oP "
A. o7, sold between 9s and 97a- and clos at o1'2 70
a., rlv ,nen,d at 93, sold between % aud 93q and
ro.cd a, ,S In The pit the beet buyer W. !:
t.n .,ort, wcr. TO-DAY considerably DISTURBED Gay
opsn. a, ~ sold between 80 and 5's aud closed NJ
49,, Tho estimates Tor Wednosdly were SHOWN
w. sul THO arrival, 2gJ car, the csliWat', lof
wednesday 1888 Nav oats opened at az 500 al 90,
sid rlo,sl AZ tt leust hIi Of the provision crow
,s. hone A. ni4ht VI ac opinion that the market hal
tolcb.d haitian The trading was lar@er Liberal G01 r.,
cent, ve-, Ignored Nav pork opened NJ I'll ~, anu
cio'ed at sli II NAV lard opn.d a. ne Up NY 40,
= - puts ON Nav wheat or calls 37'e' Puts
ON May corn were Oh calls, o2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
cowyoy MARErTs-nY TrLrGnArI

Liverpool, Dec. 80, J. m.-Co'ton- The sales Of the
day Include 5000 L1,.s American.
Future, closed quiet American middlng low m.ddling
clause. Dcconb. delivery 16lG buyers December aud
January delivery ; 7-0h 1ulcr- January and February
c"llNery . aGid buyer; fc.uarT and March deliver
l204d hny,!s Mach and Aprl d .il ~ 8 lGGd .ol.
lcs April and Nal delivery. 1914 as -OGid: and
June De ivory, - $50 234d Jun. Iuly delivery
eiG4 - 2i-G4d July and august d'l!,,r.. 2G-oia
27-64c.
n,Vcston Dec 20 Cotton INN mldGl.nt. 3-lGc; loN
niddHc u lic: 20 d ordinary l5l6c; lri,-
.O3T hrlc~ stock l12 u'u ha,e-
Norfos. Dec. 90 otton .t,ady. middliry Sac: net
and receipt. 33le b',, -vport~ cosstw-c 100
laes Sacs. i57l bi.e- sto h. - 1919 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31

Among the pa ,,engcIs arriving the Cunard stamshp
UmbIia yesterday Wcr, Lieutenant and MI, Hem.
nander Wade the British Navy. Superintendent Nurrlg
joseph Brooks, ScrgiuS ~ pnIak, Or. Ilip HaybyIE.
Commander /. G. Law. Of the British navy g. W.
Donald, the Rev. f. Il. BIooman Mons Go.dncort.
Richard X Fox, stephen Duncan C. oueycdo and George
WOthcrspoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31

He had bought it cheap the yrar before ana iii
HAT much He did not say wrpfIcr he lncluI'u
thr ner cent brokerage in the statement OF prGH's
or moi The members Were too much 2s'onlsnru
NJ his braZrn enronTerY 10 say anything an"
absolute silence prevailed.