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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15
Great Relief

IS instantly Afforded sufferers from
Bronchitis, By the use Of Aysr's
Cherry PICTORIAL. Either a an ano-
dyne. to allay inflammation, or an ex-
pecsoranf. to loosen and bring away the
mucous, this preparation has no equal
Last winter I contracted . severe
cold, which, by repeated exposure, be-
came quite obstinate. l was much
troubled with hoarseness and bronchial
irritation. After trying various medi-
cines. without relief, At last purchased
a bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. On
taking this medicine, my cough ceased
almost Immediately, and have been
well ever since. - Rev. ThomAs B.
Russell, Secretary Holston Conference
and p. Z. Of the Greenyille Dist. N. E. C.,
Jonesboro, Tenn.
MY mother was sick three years and
very low with brond tits. We feared
nothing would cure her. One Of my
friends told me about Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. She tried IT, has used eight
bottles. and Is now WELT. II. d.
Chamberlain, Baltimore, Md.
Ayers Cherry Psctora|,
PREPARED BIT
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price q; sir bottle o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

There's one fond papa in this city, but
this fondnsss VAS put to severe test by his
young heir few days after Christmas
The grandpa bought the little six years old
urehin present consisting of little red
saw horse AMI wood saw. The ut II morn
ing young America" HE'D himself to tie
wood shed where he quietly remained dur
ing the forenoon. When the father re-
turned at noon he found his own saw and
saw horse cut into small pieces Papa l
fot 90 needn't saw any more. Use bid nuff
to DO it now mysef.'
The exercises of installation Of the off,
GERS of Cspitsl Grange in this city. post
ponei from last Saturday GU account Of
the xorm. will occur next Saturday eve
ming Jan. Is. at $50 o'clock The ar
rangement made for ISIS, week will be car
ried out. ]. II. Yeston, Esq, of Chelsea,
will conduct the ceremonies and there will
be Harvest Feast following the installa-
ton A full attendance of members 10 de-
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

sspsa1DatHoa WsA&uly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
r.. ,r,-nrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

y
The wheat market again lost something In actNl'y'
,,hour the option trading reached the generous pro
nortions Of nearly 1900 900 bushels, some irrcguary
u,s shown in priccs but the market finally resumed
h,rl torc The liquidation of longs. based on easier
c,hic ,d,crs caused May 10 open at 81 5-on"l :
cent. and July at 80 cents against 81 10 and W -
cent, respectively TUESDAY night. subsequently
MAY went to 90 , 09'' = ana Juiy TO ~ ,o"' r
cents ON the curb prices were shade better. me
huII influences the enlarged export demand anu
a renewal of reports Of crop damage III ONO a'n
Indiana Eradsirccts also reported a decrease "i
80 600 bushels for the week in the stock Oi Nic"t
cast Of the Rocky Mountains. Thc ollcai heH''
show net gains of l0l - cents as follows; april
9:I -: May. 03 - June, % - JuN ~ L. nc
cash wheat closed up 12o1 cent. There, wcrc
sale Of 72.COO bushels for export lnciudinS l"Uvp
bl.hcl no Hard spring wheat, ana 5000 b'isi,,>
milling demand amounted to 10000 bnshc>. ,.....
Corn on the spot up la - cent, blt Duoln ~
,y,s restrained hy the moderation OF offerings ING
sale, for port Amounted to 100000 buslc, here ana
l0i 900 brishc, at other places. The options were
1ta3s cent better early on the covering OF shorts
INF closed i'm some instances easier on free olcrlhH,
81 e. l. T. stock 70 arrive. The close showed nct
cains % > for April AT 40 = and IL cent for May
at TO- June at 30 = and July at 40 l2 cent.
cent ON ,lr, If 10000 bushels Late dis patchcS from
Clcaso SAID that nearly 1Oo,Ooo burhci, n"u p'."
taken through shipment for export; Inc oP'.om1,
ended mp . for April AT 30 81 ana Mny at ~ anu
! = cent for June At - = cenis. . , ,
Lard easily responded 10 The strength III gram, ana
there spot sales If 300 cr'rS TO 'iil'e,
June. - i lul'. - - August 80 % Scp""''''
'rhc receipt, Of grain and norr reported YESTERDAY
=; vcy York, Philadelphia. baltimore and BoS'on "crp
a. follows Wheat II III bushels. corn. .'.'oV. D'l
cls: o,.. 1i2.7il hE'nc',: total grar '''.W- bl'n
ell: Hour. .3257 packages. ~ nc'-o, t ,dn ar
els. corn 40 ~ bushels oats 100. - bushels ,
total grain. III O4G bushels; flour. .2,4do barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
THE MARKETS.


CoFFEE-The spot market for Brazil CROWNS was
again weaker, while the demand continued idf. ~
quoted lsisc and undcscrbed do. lec. -Sa'>:
go bags AZ l9a-c 40 T. l71Odl % Tor NO .V'e
freight lG.OOc for cost ana ifelth' anu l'f'
FOR No. g. >antos-Md grade dun ana cay, Sai,',
400 bags private options Nci' idiN aV'
and again lower on depressed 'abcs. WHICH ponpted
long selling. Opening sales indi9st,a n,"nc % ~
closing cady Hare dropped 80 isns ana s. na1o"I
lost Exchange suffered fufth'' n""inl' I"
y: and receipts at RIO and santos were fair; LONDON
cables >: 10 D. onca! quotation.l Apti!. 80, 80
NAV rs 81 June 49, Sd July. 80 50 AurisI .r'
sIenbcr ~ 3d. which about "a low than me
: $50: GOOD s,rond $50; exchange Rlivate = ;
receipts 5000 tags Rio c,ai9nce, for bWt,a S'ates
Santo, REGENTS 1000 "a Receipts at RIO Jnly l. i~s
5cG5oOo tas> sane tim loss l. $50 o2O o';. e., ss
cent, at Sano. Julv 1889. 10 Apri To- 1890 'btVuo
lad. Sam" Zinc 1850 > 49, 900 bags, time lsS-
vi 600 bags Total here to-day 53, 80 Das'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

chcago April ~ l>pcciab. Wheat here oday al
va.red :, cent, from the opening for July. and II
cent, for Ma,. and closed not far from the last
figure Of the day. May opened at - 3D. dropp'n
a, low a. - / =. but closed at 80. July opened
h., -, q, .olt Le,v.rcu Il - and III "a. and
closed ~ ~ =. ~ night II va, generally set down
mat the bull success had been chiefly dne 10
tLc growing Influence in the pit of the outside ,p''u
lainr II wa. also admitted. however. mat liut'h
10 ,u had been 4 considerable factor ~ adVah'hc
,'ri..s Tho tar: ~" market AT decline OF
aIout =. cent from Tuesdays last ntlte, De
cause ~ the early lriri~h' mood oi the " :, iPh~
fraternity. The announcement hf " The Farmers
pr,icw" IN ~ weekly summary 81 IN" wheat con
diiinn that the crop showed no Improvement oE'r
,,..u tended almost Immediately 10 change TINS
u,'.. \ considerable number II reports oil crop
damage also started somewhat Of Revision from tMS
.,i, hines, The hui iug di,trihuici among
f, large number % commission hon-''. me NV
mat cam~ from the seaholrd va, rather hfafl-li.
rad irr.f', however, nad- q do'r'h-" n th" amount
of wheat east II the Roc"-. for the week OF l-E''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

Ss ' ss a ..; $s.; s
Jan sale 80 ,cs osoc also go ties to arye private
term , ely ssn na Nav cio-d at Gre .acs 300
tc- G75aG 7sc June clo.'d al osir JnF c'S,u 40
,,ic| ,.rd -, 7ojc October co.'d a, 7o5c; ,a.>.
80 ,cs G9sa7o5r. l;nnd ,o"t'" a @Tf ~ cScG
n d,u, n,,n"t on line stock. with continued
fair do"anG Ritter STAG and PENNSYLVANIA Cream,
cry, l7Gloc; Lsin CrcamecF' d''0', i"2"2oc; west
GRANNY tan ,S cod 3D. a. " ssic dairy cho Ss
tSG. and pals fancy 10 fhoee log ,i i'e do rEod
l2Side Ia. pa' psl M'" tub 'ff ar 5 saiic;
Wr'sn inee@ c c,r pary chocs i4dlst 9' Do
aond IOal1c fair. 7dsc Wertrn Factory fancy:
1919 Shogc Ig@ibf ra. &c. 90" 9a Eaer Wc:td
Creamery, sale; STATE cn:' DIX "rHns ana 'uo'.
lc is2 az ,t to cool 10 f2p" lna4 G
from the continues far ana mere l.. som te
demand from e\lorrs, riTG diilr colorci Ilr, fc
tory nnc. i02alo'.c: choice, lotglvse Common TO-
G sGGd' G, IonmSs lynna skins .EGs
SHADE higher and in a. sSGutss sh a' % r' soh
rn 3c- southwestern fresh. l2@c "oose. Zoe
Duck. 100 1sc .,..,
,,aS ,r,t Sal zoo hid, and 800 bass Port Ecc
Mu-o'ad, ~ t- ana a"o;cd ' a, c,nir
S"n coy, - ,l t''' 3,5 EisFINED-A uinc ir
aPd in socd G.aaa poNd l%St'' o-s 'anu,rG
s Mound A. &C cH95,'l 1890 &C. Witt E, s'@a'q
- as Ode EN;ra {. 5a5Asc; " c. 5a5'rc; Yellow.
ss.~i7sc.
ouord A. - 30 Olcomargainc city quoted ''sa1t
TALLOW Fairly active u ,t,ady IGie's: iIim, ciy
quoted at 7-loc. SIDES. l'''ooo 3D. 'i'c mainly Tor
eN'Tr' Sales .oiay bv auction 10 $50 pkg a, follow,
nrriaI ~ ~: ,.niroudc loe o, Ping >uv-loung
lI,.on. l1c Impc IA, .-g Iiri S
ooaeon. slsc23, luda aud o,nsr ). h~ i%- l'
Oolonr. FoochoS. llEGI1c; lo'"'o'' i'4"'9'' Amy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

St Iouis April lG.-The II. Louis and Cincinnati
teams played TO-DAY: the home nine winning easily
s 81 hSSisi ..............s . o o
Louis ?. Cincinnati o. Pitchers-sti'etts and KhneS
The Pittsburg and Chicago PLAYERS League teams
also PLAYED here TODAY. The Ptsburg bat,mcn could
not gauge Kings pitching and did not make a run
The score was as annexed.
G til'ss"ss a. g. L h-S Q Q . ~
= oPlfss and II king
Toledo. April 1e.-A heavy batting game was PLAYED
here to-day by the Toledo and Detroit teams. Inc
home nine won by this score
TsssS :..:.:::... :..5 9 . 8 2 SIG
,o Il 2r sad 81 N,cig De-
Philadelphia, April l6.-The local League team again
outbatted and outfcdcd the rival Athletics oday and
won the game by the subjoined score:
I9hhlisafiPn ...... .....5 -
raehts-raisaepha 10 Ahlete, g. son E 5na
Umpircs-O Dea and Mcclure
Washington. April l6.-Thc Washington club to-day
defeated the Corhams Of New York. by the following
N Ma,sins'on .........S S . Q . 81
,np,on = CcrSams o. Bst,cric phillips and Nicholas
n; Mac and Kidd for T-.@s0" V"''0" ana '''
Princeton, " j.. April 10 CspeciaD.-Thc first base
hall game of the season between the BiOOkNh Assn
citation team and Princeton. arranged for today, was
cancelled on account Of a misunderstanding in the time
tor the game 10 begin
Bethlehem. Penn. April IS (>pecian.-Ihe Lehgh
nine won a game from the University % PENNSYLVANIA
here this afternoon. The visitor, wranSlcd from The
,tart and finally in the eighth inning after dcc 10,
by the umpire, refused 10 20 on with the ssic wiich
was given Lehigh by the score Of to D. Inc score
by innings was:
{{s ssisS :l...:. ....ia J 9 III
Hartford April 16-Thc lIachett Carharts plaN'd j"
ane form today and defeated the Hartford nine after
a brilliant game. Tierney pitched spendidN Tie
was:
HH sriioH icarbart 40 0 . 0 N-G
Rasehits-Iiartford g. Hackctt. Cihart s Error
Hartford g. IIackett-CaIhait .. Earned iun- '.u
j HacketCsr hart 3. ritchc.s-O Cornell ana ll''N y
CmpiIe-CoA
Baltimore. April l6.-Baltimorc defeated Richmond
to-day. in a rather one-sidcd game. stab pitches
his first game on the home grounds th, season. ana
did we'll The score was:
baltimore ........--~ q
Basehts-Balt j. Richmond z; Errors 'ialt-
buares and Mccartney. Umpic-LorcnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
LIVE STOCK MAI;Knrs TELEGRAPH

Buffalo AMI IG.-Cat, ,'ipt, last - hours. $40
head Total fnl vcN thus fsr. D.. i2o for same time a,t
,,rrk 10 con -rncd through, 312O. - N"N-l ORR.
a .,n, ON sale 20 head STEADY and unchanged. sheep
I'D Lamb. .crlp- lat ., h'u-. 600, total FOR We"
.,,,. f,r - 400. TIM" last wr"h, ~ GOO
ron-iou,d i.rnncn ZOO nnnr 10 N"w-i ork on s'l'
4 BOD ,.,nd demand and prc'~ shade higher. ~hrcp
,bn,. "a r>tra iOdtG 81 medium 10 god - 2Od
III *. cannon - -3GsB 80, clipped. t1dt5 90
nnd 10 choice. - f0dr7 80 fair To good - lon
=. a., nahum fair ~ SJatf 10. clipped t0df" p
ji,r. riuf~ - houf.. 80 head total for week
,n,- f,r for last week. 70 iGo
th,,ugh Goo t. Nw-NIrk $50 on ~ai'. -. 500
,,,,d stead, VITA fair demand selected medium
and heavy ends - idfi 20 go"d 70
York weights. ~ f10fi 90 mixed
M. and net ori' - 40 hight pigs, - -o"si -
ionph- ~ s1os3 - - .
'i,,c" Nprl IG.-'at.- Receipts. II OoO head ship
Market steady. Choice 10 extra hcrf"-
=. ,n..t 90. steers - 3N0+i 30 soek'r, aud feeders
- 1oa-a 90 cow bulls and mlA ed ~ Jr"tS 30; TrNas
f.d .t..r. - tof.3 80 Hogs -ltrr"ipt- -. 600
tVsd 'i,,m cn'- 5000. Ma.Fet so" 100 lover MiNcd
a., 81 s.: heavy ~ O5as 80 lieht - lOdti -
""iLi,. "a ro0+i SHEEP H.c"ipt~ 1000 head ship
'a,,,. . onn Market dun closing 10 lover. Native
a. % c"rn-i'd, t1nt1 90 loans ~ 10"
20 81 roni- Hmn ,a'tlc-Ecc"ip,. LOO head;
t,r.ui. 800 Niils' -i'"Idy. t'o,i 70 Fancy native
tcars - aoa-t 90 ir to good ~ .o%st 20 'to.. rr
r. 20 Iloa,-I,crirt- COCO head sh'pmcnts, Loo
x,~L., Lower Fair 70 chUicr heavy. - lbdti - ,
ng r,adc, - Toast 20 lsht aif to bt-t sia:t Ia
St'.o'' r,r.iui- 500 bead shipments 900. Market
.fn.dy Fair to choice r'"f"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

600 bushels There were also additional figures
received relative to the India crop prospects, froi
these il was estimated that the present crop prohson
"a 900 900 bushels less than Last year. anu dpoiV
70 900 less than the average OF each recent Hca
The Northwestern movement was moderate. oPih
was moderately active, and moderately strong Wltlil
n range of IS cent. oats. Ike corn were larry
active, within a moderate range. May opening at
~ / , selling between - ! and - o. ana cos
inc AZ -; 81. I'rOvi~OrN were cnnVehch ny
enormous purchases OF rib b. Hutchinson, esllai ,
~ mere than : 900 900 p uj, and b. considerable
nurchase- of pork By the Ilc commission nous
These generations resulted an advance IN pork oi
90 ant h.If Of which maintained at the Close
In an advance of 10 cent, ~ Lard, all OF WHICH vas
maintaIncd and in an advance IN ribs OF - cents,
most Of which retainer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
cnrroN MNEkEls-nY rELEGEArL

,,.c,.o,l \url lG.-s D. m.-totton Tire sale, ~ the
.t.r ,r,l,Id.d 300 bales American.
hsN ~ ,to.rd si,1dy advance: American mid
dim low inidding clsusc. April delivery. lGGid
ILL., Arru and Nav delivery, l6-6ii sellers: tiay
80, ian, I,'i.Iv IS l~-6id sellers June and juy de-.
ftyr,v q Good sellers; July and August delivery.
- q a. ,-,,,.. august and september delivery I36ii
b,,,.s S,ut.anl,r delivery. GA sellers Nrpi"mpf
and october delivery o'oiu. '"'r'' o'"D'f anu NO
esl,,ot, Nprii 10 cotton h.m dlllne. llc low
,td'rg 100 good ordinary 10 J-iGc; not aud
",rrinf. 6 bale. ~alc-. 81 tales -tork "i2 bales.
<r,fcu Ami lS-Cotf. IA -f-adN middiiug. II 3-l6c
NOT and moss receipts bNc,: exports Coastwl,e. IL
n,..- -ai,- 81 ta'r-. -trrk "5s5 bale.
sax,ntah Aufii i6-totton Am. niduliug. IL Lice
low mlddIlmg H. l3iGr; good ordinary. lo',c net and
g,o.s r.r.rt- i"t bale cNpon Coa-twi, 0fj balc-
.,l,- ~ bales stock 10 '3i bales
S.w.Orcans. April 1G-Cotion nfm; middl.ng. HE
low ,ddiing lie good ordinary 10 net receipts.
/ Gla ball." gross receipts oi0 bales exports
France 49s7 bales 10 Continent 100 bales Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
C,ln Ecal estate Go Get

4 OFT u let. 5OASj, ~ligat all arounu
d,atc pnssc--lou Inquire On the prcnisee
lOl and lOJ IhompsOn-s,.. D. Is. ALI
nAuSE 4 co.
I,O LET. AI' SPUYTEN DrYyIL.-A
| lnfgr house. rs ruoin- good furnace
water and pas comfortably arranged for
winter ,cupatiou stable . stailal and car
Rage house; about 3 acres Of land near
enough 10 railroad station known a IN"
MAYOR property rent 81 900. Is uAA.
CO.. , Wand rhllt-ahc.. opposite Grand
Central Depot.
Two LEASE. for term ~ years. four.
story front aad thrcc.-tory rear fac
tory buildings. on lots on north Side Of
l3th.-t between 10th and l3th ayes. one
.tnry build.n'. on lots. on northeast cor
nor Of itfh-st. and l3th-aNr. also bulk
head 100 feet long. opposite ZANE property !.
4 Omen lot- on south sid" ~ lffh--t.. he
.gcan luth aud lJth ayes : open lots.
\,thea-t corner 2ith-~t. and llth-aVr. Ap.
NV Ia WILLIAM DE- LAMATEI;. foot Of
West l3th-st.. Ncw-Y"rh CITY.
rI,o f:ENT.- FL, CANT Offices. studios. met
inc and lodge rooms Ia the new build
inc with elevators. he Wet l9..h-.t. .
also nnor- in huildiue l5l West /. 1.i->t..
fnf lrhf business, OF manufacturing. with or
without power. Apply on premises. iIOK-
TON ICf CREAM 60.
rI,n LET The stores Nos AL and Ii3
Watcr-st.. from May |. next. with
steam II required. Apply to c. 4 X. POLL.
Lon. 90 South--t.
80 MILEEKEY-ST near Grand-st.-
IL Lofts. with or Without power +;
ven ughtcd steam heated automatic
~prinkicf~ elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
Furnished Gonses.

4 RyLENn BY THE SEA. LONG
\ ISLAND. 30 minutes hy ran . to
D. room cottage "a bath completely
furnished. inNi ding inrn. silver ani crock
tfy meals l4prl ANrlnc iiof'l II l"-!r"i
i. H. SrEARNS-
T. IK~TCLA>> furnished cottages ~ let
80 'fin-Aam pIik. Babylon. l.. |. all
modem fuut'Nl.nHf- good stable. boating
and ;r.at fishing ou tAr Woplit .ar-"
Grounds. Apply 90 JDllN KELLY. ou tie
premises. oi J.. Is. ~ iioN. 90 D.. 3'tn--i.
l shade. gardener. cos. horse, earflnc'-
'uN Views steady hfitIt. modern lJ-in1iu
DYtt1,r. hardwood fr,r- fHlf furnished
lon rut il. ". Nl,llOLS. 20 West
iith.-t.
1 AXE GEORGE furnished co,'ar'~ a,
u Bolton Ian George. ,.r -. summer.
iur particulars. adde's, J. N. Nj sou. 81
lOREI>IoWN beautifully furn -h.d
VI lou-f $500 Worth -i-nD. f.'t htf-
rHin~ iu boo H. ant -'a-.d- properties.
ONLY. - VT Sjth.-t
IT, LEr.-Thr fsr. .hcd i.-'aonce known
a- t.n Homes al. 90 on 'h' wat n
oyster r,y. l.. T. 'n' -in1'o.. Iai-c avn.
r .'l shade. olc hour from the city. Ap-
p.} to owner. ". j. NOU NDS, oyster Bay,
!" l.
,I'O LET-IIOJ sf~-Furni>hcd cotta@c at
i Ea>thanpton. l.. |. In perfect order
contains rooms within , Ninut"-' walk
~ N. >urf. Address VI. &. T., 20 Dean
It. BROOKLYN.
Two LIT Furnished cottage known ~
l "Hughv. " ou tl" water AZ oyster lilv.
T. | mtgnlisouf View iiu" -tahi's, large
lawn uuG -hidr tr.,- onr hour ff0m civ.
iup.f 90 0vu'r. WN. J. loJN 1>, oyster
Eat. l.. l.
For OTHER real estate ads. >ee 9Th paee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
TrRnPTAN TINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, AprA 10. , m.-con.ois, os 30 Tor MONEY
and 49, account: canadian Pacific. 80, Ero
.j's. NeNicin ordinary. b. - Paul common. 70. ;
Nar-YorK Central, llos Mexican Central nov ! pr
cent bond. 30 Bar -llN'r j. quoted AZ fjif pr
o4nce. The rate II discount I'm tn open market for
l0fl hort and ;hr'e months bil, j. l3.iral'- pr
cont. India council bills were allotted to-day a is
. 1870 fer ruIse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April 49, S45 m-Bcei-no Si r o,c
Wcstcrn, Gr7n at as 90 Hans-Hedes oier sparnsS XXX
r.co.-IIoders ofer moderately. Che se-lindeI> ore
,DDoede1ately Taow-Ioldcrs offer freely. Inrpentlh
Holders offer moderately. Hosn-HoldeFs oiSi He,y
ia,d-spot holders offer freely futur'- holders ,i'l
,noderatrly: prime Western, spot. April May ana
..tosdr az az Whcat-IiOldcr- Offer mOdcfatrN I",'
Holders offer spaiincly Gon-spot ana intuiI
81 a. Gid Nav STEADY At I'D June steady at 3 I'd
Ham At Iondon-Pacnc C0ast-Iioders are not oherihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
A SCIENTIST ARRESTED As 4 SPY.

Berlin, April 16-Advccs received at Halle state
that Professor IIaeccl. Of the university there, who
il on scientific and exploring expedition IN Algeria,
80 srro.fed a. a spV The German Consul inter
vened with the authorities and secured his release
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
AMATEURS OVERWHELMED.
SEVERAL GOOD GAMES OF BASEBALL.
che CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON OF THE AMhH1CA'
ASSOCIATION OPENS TO-DAY.

The game Of baseball at the Polo Grounds Yesterday
between the New York League and the Nai"'''"'i
College mines resulted battles generally result W"e"
the amateur meets the professional. The Nc" 'or"
ers of course outplayed their opponents DIT c'o'9
point and won easily. The score was a. loiio"S'
e -. ,.or,, y JASPERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
Ecal Cslaic Wanteo.

NY oNE HAVING 4 EARN 70 Irut
"A n,a, ~. titf may iinl a custom, W
stating tfu- location. S. N""'''' - -''
Ifllru' bfIlc.
GOl' NTEh SEAT o. rAkN. Myii'
L -iooo0o. wanted. JOHN o. iloN l.
JH. III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

slo,c Yesterday. Port receipts continued licht Sales
$500 bales Closing prices. Highest, Lowest Sales.
April ............... i.1igiL72 m1S HI 900
June z3elL14 Us ~, y 'GC
August 49, .7oall7l Ii7@ II7o y 100
september .....-i az a. lib IA! Inai so'
November ............l 10. itGl045 l0it io.3 Wo
iann.,v ............ lO.f50lU.t G lof0 io.ii $50"
febiua'y ..........-.. -lo'i'e 1000 -'-~ '''"
- lLoD X AZ and r ir,nds wnr" held signify
nc ;rr. ~. ,omeNha better chiefly Tor the Wet nd''
md SuDu America. Local !"hp'l> porhm, aon ~. .
Sale, 70 Gee bs', -"u TOT Eb , On, Wi al - ejo
so Tor W.T. indic, 100 hhl, Mnn7,o'. il''s al
L5' s. .'iinc. - i5q - Go 100 tb. ,.a c go
:, CO. =, .n,. - oc5 90 Low rItsa y asa7 -
Winter Ma low sr,des = i fer to sn@cc
~ 5ca.5 10: fancy. - l5aei - Mngr.etA SpI;"s
Ny,ur, n 65a< Il St@eh' poor to iany ~ ' ao
= = Paint ordinary t. c9e w e2s1 IAN" CO.
I3s5. 3d. N', g b c, r, i,'' s,le 100 6
,ras ssasi g.: Patents. 5o"73 i, Ky IH s,,sr.
ANN e. ana no M HcG.3 ~ - - fancy in mali o-
- - anS H,.ng n,,n, dminu,on in speculative
ec@$ Sas ard . 3 s "1. . wa, ,,. .s",1
Tho oenins v2s aoog, thc i9nst a ,ng ,g,tiy d.
eliqd to 9l but TINS was i s'I e. feaa ' cd'@e
WIS" 1 d At e0c and .teadiy advanced dr.. clos.
ae q, 9itc Tnc,e va ro1c1d aul,@,a o, . .gaFi
w 4 '' : "A Y ssa s sa e., .'q
1ed talk II damsse to the cop o1io ana I,e',,na
IN e .,o '' ,a-, o, o., os Tor the ec. eoens fp
c @ 1esoa To ye hens the w" a,ro, Said % @
'"q, ,o wen o ,a but Ad 's W." .'rrn,"as
va. the .nau stocks here and there VS. SON" "ll''
by prominent operator a. 10 Coz im.h
.iND.'o' S.abOafd rrfr.ut-.
srn h an PssPsncos Fl W bush wheat and 81
1s nos' c %n tHg seI' fhs po asci fae
y,S cIon- Shppcr, tc'f 72 900 bun nrndna
lead, SO Hard Siiins and w. 1919, ~" M""a.S
eco oo d huh uturD lis ooi 6u-h ,pY ana arri,,
, ,,,In 10 20 N"s,kec g. and H. uf,lr
sain, inqraded wmt.r Rcd and spring Rcd. yea
,,i.- 93'a .@sisc .'ofe 80. Nl'hcr srflne, o,e..d
.. T. a.,a-' ei"-inf a. a. ;,,,a. =. u 90
49,. I,.oi-c cd-inc At 90: DO ,cn'.nh,i ga
so'.. clo,nf at @o, 90 G go 'o" go, eog
Al gsi,c RYf;-In fair draaa1 lnd NefY Nra. Sai'-
n' ~, foaoai- ouo: s54.-c STATE ia4 ,r
Ca1ais a.' ,-s5,'c nNiIry amy ac'.-, and .,iolr.
arriyc BAELI.Y MALI-flri, AID quit 'pEN
There va ,uone MARI, raii' IN l,' 'an a. At .,
3D., Wet plio'' "a fr, o,..,i,g .,os ., ,r,i,.
' 'oE'u h,d a. wrsprning eir,, and ~, - - ,l. ,n.
ao,encnt wa lo.' leioIe rc ,.o. Hl"' .o,, H,nsd
80 With re-u,,.a OF ,nE.' ,i1n"s' ,i 900
r,h G, 900 o,o e ood At ., oa, n,, P2'
ungraa'd i>ed and we' s2e $40 r,ra ~
d4li1errd Ne. mivd i1an,,r c,c'a,o,. 2r@is'-.
aaoal Tow mi,.d '0a , 'os, ~ 'a, ., 90 Jnnc.
- i0-ft u" Nif o. ,io-i.,
-. o',c co,,n ,.. - 90 q, 'o.i @A-,Ra'd
strong and r'f.R wa npI ".s" & ~ 600 ,r,lph
los advanced about s'. ana -"ii'p'I. ''', " W "'
options CLOSED i,ac higher ihnp.h a. one NM ''T We
, slight d'cinr l,ni" H.-l,'' n,7 ron w. w., ,r
-i.a- nearly 800 600 bush h'd l""i '"' ~ 'Nl'I'-
ilourh -hilf.n, So ''." . .a it,, 81
white - sd32.c elevator. ~ ii4A'l a., az ~
,ator 81, 10 dris'tf NO "h,c $50 a. '''
3fd3ii4c d.IVoIld "" wnl, - 80 'i.N ."I Dy,cr ~"