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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28
ONLY ONE FATALITY.
Those Injured In the ". p. Accident No
seriously Hurt.

Those Injured In the ". p. Accident Not
seriously Hurt.
HELENA. March 26.-Considering
the nature Of the railroad accident near
Heron yesterday, the wonder 10 that
there were not more fatalities. The
only one killed was Express Messen-
ger Miles, who was crushed between
two cars and held 10 this position
while the fa'al flames literally roasted
him. He would probably have died
from the effects Of the wounds received
by being crushed, but 10 he was con-
scious even sfter that be must have
died In horrible agony. He was .
popular young man Of about 30 years
Of age, end his parents live In WISH.
ington state. about rs miles from
Eilensburg. OF the line Of the railroad,
whittier bis remsias will be shipped.
The following are the names Of thoss
injured:
A Crockett. postal clerk Of Helene,
bruiee LEFT side Of head, but on back.
lsft shoulder bruised
Mn. 9. Fl. Coz. North Yakima,
bound for Memphis, No., bruised right
buttock and thigh, slisht shock.
Nn. Lille Davis, Seattle, bound foI
Port Byron, Cuyago county. severe
bruise on left arm above elbow.
Her daughter, Carrie, slight cut be.
low the left ear.
J. w. Weldon, Dayton county,
Washington, bound for 81, Paul, die
located wrist.
Up. Zahn, Of Mount Vernon, Skagil
county, Washington. bound for Buff
falo, N. Y, back strained.
J. H. Richards, Rondell, s. D., right
thigh bruised.
All the above uamed passed through
Helena at 2 O'Clock to-day on the de-
layed No. 2, which the company has
made q speciAl train IN carry them tc
their destinations. DR.. Trsacv, the N
p. surgeon ut Helena. met the train ai
the depot. and sssiated Dr.. Buckley
who came with them from the ecens
Of the accident. in caring for the In
jured.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28

rAs Pride Of custer County.

The Pride Of Custer County.
Through the iustrumeptalitv Of 3
few gentlemen resident hare, who are
ardent admirers Of fne horses. and
who have felt II 10 be m urgent nscss.
sity that g first class stallion should Be
domiciled here. Miles City to-day re-
joices in the possession of"H. B. 8, 3,0l0,"
horse whoee pedigrees on both sides
entities him n more than passing rec
oguition even among the blss bloods.
"H. B." 10 . handsome dark bay
with black points; l6 hands high, and
weighing 100 lbs. He IVES foaled In
April. 1883. bred BY J. g. Hall. Of Chi
csgo. H.. and 10 just completing hiI
seventh year. Hls pedigrse. which \
too long 10 bs sprodaesd here. in'
cludes such noted ancsston = Nom
brino Chisf. Woodibrd Msmbrise
swiesst and Bsll1bandss. svidsnsisl
|ths lhcs thaE through IN vslss ssurssI
The bsst ssotting bbssd h Ne vssil
Blood that be- givsn - Mad q, Eool
Jay Eye Be-. Slo; Ralssa. eslA ss<
| mum msrous other gllt s1ssd aD1 spssdy
| animaiA For AStssa Gs.sEatIsas n
| h stsistly Ont slass II NJ bsss1ln(
|and II - go poluh 60 - ~ 4
| |shsw hls ancient ss6 ssels IlDsagn
He h . plelars thae svsa thsss -
| sklllsd In points q hssssessA mes
| s1nit - - psrfssk N sxpsgIsose(
| hssssusu ~ shovs - aeglnees -
~ pslnh q ~ DWlgpst - 1fam
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28
JUBILATE F!
The Custer County Horse Sales
Assn Will Begin Work
on Monday.
Some Facts about the Finest Horse
in Eastern Montana, Now Dom.
iciled at Miles City.
JUBILATE /!

TIE HORSE SALES ASSOCIATION.
Grounds Selected and Work to Commence
st Once.
Since the organization of the Gus
ter County Horse Sales and Fair asso-
citation last winter many enquiries
have been received by the JOURNAL,
a. to whether the association was
really going ahead or whether II was
tn be allowed to die out as had been
the case with former enterprises Of the
kind. We have invariably answered
that the association was o solid fact
and We nov produce the evidence of 1t.
The trustees, Messrs. Ryan, Harmon,
Brown, Scheets and Allerton, met yes.
terdsy afternoon and transacted the
following business: A tract Of land
belonging to Chss. Z. Brown, located
near the Hough 4 Dustin slaughter
house, was leased for q term Of ten
years with privilege Of renewal.
Fifty thousand feet of boards and A.
teen thousand feel of 2x6 was ordered
from the Blsckioot Milling and Man.
ufacturing Co.. of Missoula, . ctntrsct
for 100 cedar posts WAS awsrdee 10 T.
J. Vance, Of Rosebud, and arrange
ments made to lay out the grounds and
build . mile track at once. Col.
Scheetz will make . survey Of the
ground on Saturday. locating the
track, fesces and BUILDINGS. and on
Monday forcs of men will be put 10
work leveling and putting the grounds
In order. Tbesagebrush cutter was at
work oil day yesterday 70 that every
thing will be In shape for the work 10
b done. Al Il will bs some little time
before Q complete outft Of sheds and
oorrals can BE- constructed, the associ-
alton has secured the privilege Of
usipg the N. p. stock yards. which ere
but short distance from the grounds.
until their own accommodations are
complete.
The enterprise here and now ipaug-
urated 10 without doubt the most
promising for the future Of Miles City
Of any one thing that could be se,
afoot. Combining business with
pleasure, Il will not only afford our
citizens and visitors many q pleasant
hour iu witnessing races on . fra,
class mile trace. but IL will 10 o very
short time huild up . horse market
here that will bring buyers from oil
parts Of the United States, aud sellers
from all parts Of Montana. And let .,
not be forgotten, that In all this broad
state, In every portion Of which horre
breeding for market isan advarced In
dustry, Miles City and Custer county
has been the first to take the step thai
lfs to bring the buyer tn our doom
There has been no flourish over whai
We were going 10 do, but thanks 10 9
few energetic and far sighted men. W
have just gone ahead and done II. W.
are not without due pride IN this mat
ter. but II ID the pride Of accomplsh'
ment, not Of anticipation. The Hors'
Sales association will enlist the sup
port Of every live stock breeder In Gus
ter county, and It 10 bound tc be {
success.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28

Ausi-rruss Bill In IL esnsAs-Wyonln>
Admlasioa DiscuaseA.l
THE sENA'

An1I-IT0Dk Bill IN - 1H0m848-Wy0AuM40
Adnissiea DiscusssA.j
THE SENATE.
WAsHINoToN, March &.-After
transacting business Of minor iupot-
ance the anti-trust bill was taken mp
and various formal amepdments were
made. spoouer offered an amend
meut giving the courts authority TO
Issue writs Of injunction prohibiting
CO stions from proceeding any
further In business except 10 wind up
their Affair.
THE HOUSE.
A bin was introduced In the house
granting . peusIon Of $4,000 to the
widow of Gen. Crook.
The committee on ruIes reported .
resolution making the Wyoming I'D
mission bill . special order for to-day,
q recess 10 be taken at $50 this aiter.
noon until II O'Clock to-morow, the
ne vious question 10 b considered
ordered at O'Clock. Il vas adopted
and the Wyoming bin taken up.
Balsse, oe New YORK. sub0ittsd ~
argument IN support Of ths measure.
Barso, of 0ssryiA opposed ths blll
bsssuss hs bslisvsd thsss were aysu
lnsgvIAsitis b ths a6DVeisn q ~
ouslaestisa u Wyonine; beanss ~
tsvritssy ~ nseouaenaa taspspslaelss
rsauluiSs, ~ tsssuus oAsss vuss -
s.e,eruHeA m ~ sonst11uo1Do euoenru
- upsa ~ satjsse = ssnalI
ssGlnes sstsUsalais - sspuellsnn b.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28

which he had circulated, praying that
congress grant an appropriation To
turn the stream OF Tongue river into
its former course, setting Z rth ~ 4
reason ihst the city was being greatly
damaged by the banks being washed
out and that the situation would soon
be critical. Aid. Bach suggested that
the petition, which had received the
Signature Of every prominent citizen.
be forwarded to Congressman Garter
With an Official letter from the council,
ur9ing him to interest himself In Sc
curing the appropriation. On motion
the suggestion was adopted and the
city clerk instructed to prepare the let
ter Of transmitial to Mr.. Carter.
Aid. Moran then offered for sdop-
tion Ordinance No. IS, changing The
date of holding the annual city slsc-
tion from the second Monday in April
to the second Monday In May, and
the same was adopted.
Aid. Campbell then offered for aiop-
tion Ordnance No. SO, changing the
date of the commencement of the mu.
nicipal fiscal year from the frs. Mon
day In May 10 the first Monday In
June, and the same was adopted.
The following bills were then n.
lowed and ordered paid:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28

Prof. Re:chardts 22ad infsnsry
band presents . popular programmes
fo- the concert to.night. II being
pleasaut weather and q fordahl~ river,
there should be Q lSFse at'eadancs
from Miles City. Here 10 the rre-
grArhme:
l. ovsrt Msrsy Wives Of wisasor. Eiss,al
Q. PisssesAs Gsvelss. Heart 10 Le1ssn
s. Grand Dsssiivtivs Yast.sie-....A Trip 10 csess
Isls.A. ruAani. Intreassins Rush V ths -.
An Ahsart. LAs - The oossn wsvs. Ialias nss1
Hlayise - nsasd ths stssnss. spgssrssss Il -
bglss sinsen. An Ashsn. carssss,s. psssisg .
Free sni Rasy. sjsctfng sn unplsssans csstsesr.
IL Litils 0enss Dad. s.tsri.s Wsst Ddshsss
nsssl ssl sppsarssss Of ~ greatest living o.
stist, hssvv thsnAss storm eons q. M chse1s
breaks and sussAiss hllsvs. ssrivai - BrighAa
Beach. vhsse esillu's fAnsss s'eheslss b hsas1.
esasdins The rsilrssl. trsia srsivs n hahstasn
Beach Just In iius " hsar Gilnssss saaA vsrfsrn
ths Anvil Chsrss; signal fss Paiss's Firsvsrks y
Asard. followed hy eaanss shsls md iui,saisa u
sky-rscksts. Afsr . srssa rssA ~ ~ hs.s
bsssl tEsis. .Hcnsy ysvsssHsss ssssss6s ths 80.
L sslsesioa. eirsies Il Pssnasss.
8. vharss&sr Pisss- War Cry Il ~ usns---
....................,..- -EIlsaosgf-
No. 3 is enlirely new. Concsrt oon-
ueuces ut 7;30.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28

Atwo hundred yard han1lnp ~
will b. run ct the baseball srUan1s 9
the track on Saturday. April 81. -
triss can be made With the eoesulnn -
the Hook 4 Ladder soapany - -
before April ord. EntzAsss - ~
Tue following pasltis~s hsvs - -
sigued: "
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28

OTTAWA. uog1A IA ng111o NJ
- ~ y ~ h1nD e cn1111
. nsaAsa pe1glng - 01r111o1 -
suuazls1s1 u1fpedllg 1o911oe V1|1r
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-28

Aid. Moran, OF committee on streets
and slleys. to whom had beeo referred
the petition Of certain property own.
err asking that q sidewalk be ordered
op the west side Of Ninth street from
Main tn Washington. reported progress
and asked further time, which wss
granted.
AID. Moran moved the appel utmeut
OF . committee IN ascertain Why cer.
tain sidewalks that had been built by
the city on frontage not aseessabls.
had not been paid for. and the motion
prevailing the mayor appointed Alder
men Moran and Truscott % such oom-
mittse.
Aid. Bsch. Of committee on Ore sup
piles, reported the purchsss Of "a haes
and belts fos the hook and ladder ooo-
psny.
The city attorney asksd instructioss
- TO what cour~s be vas 10 pursue In
regard to certain delinquent olty
licspse claims placed In his hands fbs
collection, and he wss instructed b
procsed to the collection Of them.
In view Of the feet that our city win
shortly be visited BY . number of
strsngs,s in attendance on the live
stock convention 10 be held here. The
chief of police was instructed TO notify
all householden to clean their yards
and the aIleys adjacent before the 10th
dav cf April, and the chief Vas further
Instructed TO have the streets cleaned
usipg whenever practicable. the city
prisoners for that purpose. After
which the counr', adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

In the solemn conviction ihs; .iutv 10 the best
interests Of the Temperance cags" deaands the
ratiying OF the women Of our state who believr--
ist.. iha. the temperance question IA one that IL
question. that Effects the raj well The
tuats rial interests OF the people, aud should br
kept above The ptanr OF party politics. that the
grand moral power ai chri<t'sn women il Circum
scribcd when ther work il subjected 10 panty lim
ltations. aud that the position occupied ON this
Tu~stios. by s'ii.sr Temperance and pailanhropic
soeictie-. rhr Good fsmpiars. sons OF Temper
aEcs. the National frsuye rstIce Seeiety. the NO
mans scicf Corps,the Daughters OF KehekSh, .he
hasturp Scar, the Grand Array Of tle RepuhIic,
the Odd Fellows, MasonS, \. -. I. W, knsgh. OF
Labor, eis.. etc, Il the currg4rt attitude
md. holc hearted service Is wha' the temper
ancr cadse GtBasRes. in seromg ltshine most for
tod aud humanity, ami his c,Anne; be- given ga.
les. Judgment and conscience hand in hand
vita effort. Therefore w call upon the women
% Maine. who can endorse our platform and arr
in sympathy with partisan sn,tt,sls ia temper
anev effort, 20 meet with us ai the Cengre gittena
Jhar, d. tn f0Ncruf Me-. sep. 10, asst Oct. L =
to organize a state Non Partisan woman'- Chris
tian tuion.
Du Naiue Central and New Brunswick tor Ca
nadian Faoi6gl railroads, tickets viii be sold at
one farc 90 ronad trip Convention proper will
cemac nee We'd, oet lst- Al vao expect 10 at
tend will please 81 nd their names az early Pos
sihlc TO MRS II. h. ffISr Dover, Ne.
Ms. A c. rssi. Provisional frrsideut, Fort
Fairfield Me-, Mrs f1oSrnc' g Porter, National
see'y liiera.ar~, Old Town, Me. Mrs J. A. eia K.
Augusta Ne, ,iTs l. " Weston. skowh@gan
Me; Mrs \. Fessenden. Fort Fairfield Me-. Mrs.
y. } MAYO. toxcroff. Nc Mrs Pr Porter. Old
Town Me Mrs ". King. Calais Me-; Mira l..
IL Taylor, rortisai Ne, irovl.icnal Committee.
Mrs. lr. seymour. Calais Me; Mrs. y Black,
Calais Ne. Mrs chss. II. Nos@. Forest CITY Ne.
Mr.. { V. Ill nson. sxowits gan Ne Mr. =. N.
Rollins Skowhrgan Ne; Mr. IL Wing, Mon
ION NJ Harriet {. iaaiNfer Aubarn Nc; Mrs.
l.. J. Thomas, Aabarn Ms: Mrs ". W. Bolster.
AuherH Me- Mrs. tseEtFullc h. DEMO. BANGOR.
Me. Mrs. y C. II f'uI>iftr, WafeFrie, Me !.
Mrs Matte Is. Dunn. Wafervi ie NJ Mrs. & {.
linns, AUGUSTA Me. Mrs :. j. N. Williams,
Augusta. Me
fo.t Fairfield. Ne, Sept L, isso- sep,isiew
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SUPERIOR COURT.
September Tern, 13so-Hor. 0 q
Han. Presi6iug.

9. 7. srEvE5s, ShsTif. q
W >. CHo1rK. Clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, County As:c-ney.
Y. A. SMALL, S.enographer.
WKDsEsDAY. Ssps, 18th.
Chsrles H. JcfIason. for assiall and bal
tery 90 lis wife, was sentenced TO pay a
a1e Of SIS Ard costs. Amounting 20 sI52. 20,
and in 'efaaIs Of paynen, four "a ,n.hs III
ltI. The respondent pail the fine and sn
reIsas 4.
May J. gos!sr vs. George Carpenter.
FAR & Lyacn for pia;a1f. E. w. Wai,s-
b ,ass fos SefsEdaa.. A.umpsis en- &C
= .sist anssxsa 10 ~rsg 70 recover baA1ce
Of s25.75 for board sni xssaiaz. The
poist 10 is-ne Is .h taer tle def. xas 10
2-y " ~ Of - 80 per week. The eise
sss takss ap il the afternoon, AMI at the
tine CT nfjosrnmsn: the testimony and
Arguments hal been concluded.
TneRspAY. Sep. issh.
porler ". Ca'pen'cr Thi, case vas
irc.u I'D at II o'elsek with verde. Ct
80 for plaintiff
'~''Ey AfNsa4 ~ byfih la4itft HtlAs IL
J. Asfiess for plaintiff, l.. r. Carleton for
aefendans- Ths - an action Of assuneslt
N account amazed 20 ~n. to reeoYer a
balance Of 81 "a for hay ard oomg. by
appeal from the cong, OF a trial JUSTICE.
Ia. p4rtle, reside At Winthrop. Tie dis
'ts 10 AZ to The price to be paid PER toa for
t1s la. sad also AZ 20 the quantity. ye.-
DIT for the defendant.
k,ssHGa Daeies ys. Ralph FIether. NJ.
y Holsay fer plaintiff. Heath II Tnell
for defsnlsn.. This i, an action Of tres
pass upon the person. The p'aln,if Who
was an eHploye Of the 4 lssrls Msnuf.c-
turing COMPANY 81 this city % the 29.h Of
January last. claims that Oh that lay she
when 10 the sink room Cor drink Of water.
Tia. 10 tie Il K room was ths deienI,nt,
al IN The employ of the company, who ia
. sied upon putting his hand into the lipp
from shicn she was alb jnt % drink; thai a
seGHl tatusd and sa;er sas throw By both
parties; That the plaintiff ran snd the De
T ndast pursued, eaugh. her by the arm and
K cksd her In 'hs Il IGN, from which she |
Suffered pain and laneHe,s Tor txo or three
lays The damsg-s are placed a, $500. |
The t'st .nIony on the part Of the plaintiff |
= AZ closed at the time Of adjournment.
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Nc \ W ThVcr went 10 Bangor yes
tordny on = bus,r,ss rp
Mrs. Sarah u, Whr-lcr It lliiglism.
Mass, visiting NJ \ y Rlssells
Dr. A. II Chamberlain LETT for Boston
yesterday On his triuin to Euraad.
Mr. Il. " savage. contractor and buitl-
or from Bangor. -ns = the oi.y yestar lay.
Mr.. Annie Casavaa; who has been en-
loving avact'ion Of two weeks has aga n
settled down to business
Iion Herbert NJ Heath, who came over
90 the special train Tue uisy Cyciing. left
Bath for Augusta on the ea-ly train We'd
'slay. lie eas highly conn nted for
th.' nns 3ectedly ,tr,n NJ 1T. senia;ipn of
Wslloboros case which b. made At thu
h's'ing Bath Fumes
R,v Il A Griffin ia engaged N an at
tmp, to istredHe, series Of tnss rtain
mcnp consisting Of u number Of lectures to
he delivered in this city ,mc ii ne in oeto-
ber by Rev. James Kay ap9lstce. Thee
lectures have been received " IA h SHY APP
lrJvh ~her,v 3olvsrrd and is pro
posel To ask h IA t. deiv.r Them here s.
above e sufficient eic uta Ienie't is offered
by the gtetm Il of ticAets. The prica of
n corr,c Of three Viii he 81 cesti = .uh
tct,hrs Af5trs 4g1 al riss'Cu % each I,e-
nrs VI be - yeAts Tito It proposed
hectares are: Shs lock. Saak ssc.rn. Ma
tur,'. Nati II ,kens; pc< rs Semi
r.
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NOTICE OF DIssoLU1lQgof eoglHiTEHsHlP.

Having severed my connection with the late
hrTn af lewis Hamlet Aug. -. my former part
nrr. A. II. iamieH, III cautin1r in basiness, and
j. 10 pay all debts Of said firIn.
sspl9ilaxax CT. LEWIS, Augusta
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II, 'aches and Fevers. TO cleanse the
cs en- eseetusily, ye; seatis. When cos;ivc
or bilious, or when the hlcol is ialaurc or
sluggish. 10 permanently cure hsbituAs con-
stpa.ion. 70 awaken the Kidneys and liver
to he,l,hy activity. without irritating or
weakening them. use Syrup of Figs.
septl;.& = Inform
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Mrs. win.iow's Soothing Syrup should
al~ays be used for children teething. Il
soothcs the child, softens the gums, silays
all pain. cures Wind cole, Ans it is the beet
: remedy for liarrhax Twenty-Five cents .
hotsie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Taking into consideration the fine repu
tlt.on LEFT by Professor Bristcrs horici on
thr occasion Of their last visi. to til. city,
j, goes without saying they will be greeted
by crowded houses next MONDAY and Tues
day evenings in Granite Halt Al Who
attend their performance will enjoy a rare
treat for heir Ike l.. rot to be found any
where. Yesterday We spoke cf Denver. the
clown mule, and the following relating to
him, clipped from published iatcryicw
with Prot. Bristol by reporter of tn.
Post Express Of Rochester, Y. Y.vil be
Of interest
How diI YOU teach Denver to SWING
II fixed up large platform Suspended
by ropes, made to swing only n short IL
iancs from the h)or Mule like he was sus-
pici1us and very sverse to going on it. II
was n FIRST necessary to tie him 10 the plat
form snd keep him on it for h5ura, feeding
BIN there. At fist the platform was not
allow ed to swing but gradually we gave j. Il
haze motion. uLtl - MYERS fear wore
away. After he could stand anl he swung
withcu. beng tad began to teach INN t.
svirg himself. ! held his head and got
into he swing with him. teaching him to
throw his hcsd up and ,iown 80 that he
c nd m4va the swing. Had TO 10 this for
h IA 1t iirs-. hut after a few weeks be got
81 that he woull do il himself At a mot on
from me. lie woUll fall out occasionally
lint h. ncver hart himself 80 that he hal no
fear fit-Y asain
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Ayers
Hair Vigor

ut only prevented my wife from beeoming
aaid, but !; also caused an entirely new
growth 81 hair. I am ready 70 certify TO this
statement before a Justice Of the peace
IL ifRissbgs, LewisbHrgh, Iowa.
some years ago. after a severe attack q
BRAIN fever. my hair ali came ont used
sileh preparations for restoring ii as my ply
sicians ordered, but failed 10 produce
growth Of hair. thea tried. successfully,
several articles recommended by druggists.
and ali alike fen short u accomplishing the
desired result. The last remedy applied
was Ayers Hair Vigor which brought a
growth 81 hair 10 few weeks. | think |
used eiglt bottles in two years more than
was necessary as restorative. but liked II
as dressing. and have continued 10 use It
for that purpose. believe Ayers Hair
figor possesses virtues far above those OF
any similar preparation DOW on the market"
Vincent Homes HiehuuUl Ind
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The foiloaiIg p,og anmc vi / b. r,
j, rel st The National IIoma 4 is sf,srcocn
st o'ciccA
/ March. Col. nrown. Theme.
2. 0Vrrtgre to IRA ptav0o saiarr,
\ kfrrnrn's la, tti4ecrti two. Clltiin.
I s-hStion ffotl :" the lFine,'ss ~ fTebiznldc,
uacnalet.
5. Wai s.s riaafere, ths r,.lnrst1, Sullivan.
4 iUstOarti OF kusstSit Mtlsiis Hartman.
h. W filffst.. Coadnetcr.
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Ask for VAN uourESs Cocpa-take ia
other. sprl ldeodl~ nr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-20
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Wheat was active and higher Saturday.
with September going from 5000 to soc dur
ing the early hours, and Later fell to S52Sc.
Business was good part of the session, and
then became dull. with little disposition to
trade. Considerable of the transactions were
for evening up on the weeks work, to go
over Sunday. Cables reported Liverpool
firm and London advancing, with many COM
plants of weather. Foreigners were report
ed buying wheat freely in New York, and
taking considerable there. Reports were
varied from the fields in the Northwest, with
weather to-day mostly favorable. August
ranged from 85ssc to S65sc, and December
at S7@S754c.
quotations: No. hard, July, 91c; August,
9Oc; on track, 93@94c; No. northern,
July, S6ssc; August, S6Asc; September,
S5s4c; on track, 8Sl2c; No. northern,
July, S3c; August, 83c; September. 82lsc:
on track, S3@85c.
Receipts Of wheat during the past twenty
four hours were 60 cars. Shipments 35.
Cash wheat was quiet and rather slow to
move to-day. Holders were little frmer
than yesterday, especially on choice samples
sumption was very small. The principal
buying was for local account and took only
the higher grades. Low grades were ex-
tremely dull, and SO was winter wheat.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of flour
from Minneapolis, Jan. to date and same
time in 1889:
1890 bbls. g, 224, AL 1889 bbls. 1897, 1872
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output of the mills
grinding Saturday will probably aggregate
1900 bbls.
Local mills have ground out more flour
this week. and it has gone off on either fresh
sale or on those made before for forward de.
livery. The output next week will be larger il
is expected. than this. The work OF making
new sales, this week. has not been pursued
very industriously for there was little call fol
doing so, owing to previous activity in selling
ahead. Patents were variously quoted from
S4.6005. Straights about 40c under and