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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08
A BRIDE AT A WASHTUB.
A Tough Honeymoon Was That OF
Mrs. Jesse Garriga, of Moiine-The
Groom in Jail for Brutality and the
Wife Dying.


Groom in Jail for Brutality and the
Wife Dying.
1t will be remembered that recently
Jesse Garriga, notorious Moline Span
lard, had double knot tied in his mar
rage alliance with Mrs Adelheia Eick-
hotf. also of Moline. Garriga's full name
is Gesus Emanuel Garriga, and the reason
OF his second marriage to his wife was
the fear OF complications arising from his
separation from his first wife which had
not yet been entirely adjusted on his
former wedding to the present wife. Ac.
cordingly week ago Garriga and Mrs
Eickhof were again linked, but the Sec
ond honeymoon seems to have been spent
at wash-tub by the woman, who was
soon to become mother, and he in the
whisky shops and in Jail. Garriga is
Spaniard who cannot understand much
English. and is dark skinned repulsive
looking being, so the Moline Republican
says. and that paper gives the following
concerning the way Garriga and his wife
spent their honeymoon:
Day before yesterday his wife did some
washing for which she received sixty
cents. Jesse managed to get hold of the
money and at once appropriated it for
whisky. As result of overwork in do
ing the washing while in delicate con,
dition, Mrs. Garriga became prematurely
i'll and when her husband came home
in the evening he found her almost at
deaths door. Instead of summoning
assistance as a human being would
10 such case, in his drunken condi.
ton he heaped abuse upon his wife,
which helped make ner in a worse
condition. The night passed during
which the suffering of the woman was
terrible. Some of the neighbors tele.
phoned for DR.. Arp in the morning, but
when he arrived at the house on Second
| avenue the brute of husband refused
him admittance, but the doctor was not
to be thwarted in his mission to tender
assistance to the suffering woman, and
he forced his way into the house. Gar.
riga, however. refused TO allow anyone
else to enter the house, and he the while
cursed and swore and greatly alarmed
his afflicted wife. This morning Officer
| Geisberger arrested Garrigs. The arrest
was made on an old fine-it having been
suspended during good behavior-some-
thing Garriga does not know. and he
| will no doubt do $40 and costs worth for
the city. Mrs. Garriga is expected to die.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08
A 6ana,hle pferant,on

Though disease cannot always be conquered
its first approach can be checked But moi only is
the use OF a medicinal safeguard to be recon-
mended on the first appearance OF a malady, but
wise discrimination should be exercised IN the
choice of a remedy. For thirty years or more
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has been the reign
ing specific for dyspepsia, fever and ague. a loss
Of physical stamina. liver complaint and other
disorders, and has been emphatically indorsed by
medical men as q health and stsength restorative.
1t is indeed a wise precanton to use this sover-
eign terrifying agent and Alternative in the early
stages of disease for 1t efectually counteracts it,
II the malady belongs to that large class to which
this sterling medicine is adapted Not only is Ii
eficacious, but pure and harmless.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08

In the pursuit OF the good things Of
his world we anticipate too much; we
eat out the heart and sweetness of world,
ly pleasures by delightful forethought of
them. The results obtained from the use
Of DIR. Jones Red Glover Tonic far exceed
al claims. 1t cures dyspepsia, and all
stomach, liver, kidney and bladder
troubles. 1t is perfect tonic, appetizer,
blood purifier, a sure cure for ague and
malsrial diseases. Price. 80 cents, of
druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Crown dining hall. No. 170S Sec
ond avenue, is now ready To furnish You
the best meal in the city for % cents.
Concert and dancing every Saturday
evening. with good music at Joseph HUI
ber's garden on Moline avenue. Every
other day in the week except Saturday
the garden is to let
$50, 600 To loan on real estate security,
in sums of $500 and upward. at lowest
current rates of interest. without COM
mission. E. W. Hurst, Attorney at
law, Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08

Who of us are wiInout trouble be they
small or larger The blessings of health
are best appreciated when we are SIGH
and in pain. A hacking cough. sevark
cold, or any throat or lung disease are
very troublesome; but all Of these may be
quickly and permanently cured by DR..
Bigeiew's Cure. Safe and pleasant for
children. Price 90 cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08
NoTIoE1o ELECTRIC LIGHT Con-
4NTR ACT0RS

Sealed proposals will be received at the city
clerk ofice, Rock Island, H., until D. m Sep
tember I, 1890 for lighting the streets Of the city
with electricity. The light TO be of standard
1000 candle power, TO the number of one hun
dred to one hundred and twenty lights, suepe n
ded on street intersections poles or mast arms
December /, 1890
Plans and specifications can be seen at the city
clerks Office.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. ROBERT KOEHLER CITY Clerk
Dated Rock Island, III. August q, 1890.
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
! Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, ILL.,, July TO-
1890. Sealed proposals. in triplicate, win be re-
ceived until O'Clock p. m. on MONDAY, AU-
GUST IL, 1890, for furnishing dyed, cotton duck
blankets forage, silver, gold steel tim BRASS iron
copper and brass rivets and burs; iron, brass and
copper wire; naiIs, screws, tacks, bclts nute
leather, thread, rope. duck. paints, oils, chemi-
Gals, paper cleaning and polishing materials,
1890. Printed lists Of supplies needed, with full
instructions, stipulations, etc. can be had on an
plication to Colonel JAMES n, wHITTEMORE,
Ordnance Department, o, D. A.. Commanding
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08
Statesmen WAITED 4 LIE

To sell our goods BY sample to Wholesale and re-
our line Liberal salary paid Permanent posi-
ton. Money advanced for wages, advertising,
etc. For rerme address
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08

The colored barber With dull razor is
often engaged in cuttin g scrapes.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
rur cry or NEW-YORK syUGGLERs.

wmiam Baxter the IIudson-st. grocer whose store
WAS used the customs officers believe, the place Tor
a,,,tr,oo the goods smuPged the CITY Of NewYork
d ,h.r foreign steamers, arrested yesterday. lie
,,,o h.u IN the Of $500 to await examination.
steward Hart. Of the City Of NewYork. waived eNam
nation and witnesses gave testimony before ComnSionr
..,aI &, the cases stewards Hughes Baker and
no Edward Baxter the driver Of the containing
the .muegled goods. Jacob fromme was their counsel
snecial Agent Wilbur and Customs Inspectors Brit'h
IA tussev were examined Inspector Britton said taJ
rdad Raxfer was the pier with the early IN
,h manning then went away and returned. lie sara
,h, he arrested Hart whom he with some OF tue
goods As he was walking with Hart the Iatt'r Sau %
h.,o a wife and children In England and ] nave
-. hoon caught before. IL ought 10 go light WIN
ma am not the only one, anyway, who is In ,"e
,,o..sn II. then said that part Of the clothing De-
onged to Hughes and that the cutlery was in charge
paLor Huphes and Baker then arrested Ahe
examination WAS not finished.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
,pvr ,yD yuJ IyrrLLIGrycr.

Washington Nay 20.-Malor william H. For"o'd s"'
,.o l,. bo,u relieved from d.i' 20 Fort smelling Nin
and ordered 20 d4tg e. Oh" ~"d'f' Home. "'-"''''''
, -. N,. 81. Twcut,-n,- recruit, haS' been a.,
.,o,,d to duty with tc lom Infantry
II i. said ~ the Nnty Department that there VII b
no more couiuartal ca-"s growing oIt Of th' recent
cruise - the Enterprise. 'hi'i ihPm'I f'NI''' ""'
,.,..,c, ,;.orge ". Kline. who were under -u-t"'"n
,,, been r.-tor,d duty. aud the court which ti'd
r,,,,,d.r sicC,IIa has bc'n dissolved. Whi"h Womb
handy have nc,n donc cas, th' Department mi'nd
Il, make arv charges against ii'nt''n1 Ih'''-"' 'N''
i've Of the Fnt' rpri-".
THE .inboat concord f, reported to be- rady f'r boz
official tr.al. IT,
Paw Director g. T.. Thornton has been detached 'r'"
,,,, a., Wa.hlneion and ordered 10 duty al N""-f""
nd Assistant ~uig.on f. 4. Berry lll from duty 81
,,1yn 10 duty At Mar leland Cal Assistant NnfR'"
!, T. Crandau from tho Galcna 10 duty at Hr'ai' Do.
Y. Ensign Maurice l.. Road has n''n ordered III
to,,iou for retirement; Passed Assistant surgeon
,r,,t Anderson to temporary duty In the Bureau o.
Medicine and surgery.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

Late in the day, however. St Louis bought both here
ana in the West on account, II l. supposed OF the baN
crop reports from the southwest 1his caused zen
era covering by local shorts and led 10 rise June
options opened at - cents and rose TO 80. July
started in at 90 and went mp To - Il. then TO
81 3f0 81 IS. and closed al % 30 cents. August
opened at % II. then went To 80 Isa0 0B Is closing
at 96 cents. December opened NJ 30, then RANGED
from % 81 to % Ia % IL, and ended at - 4
cents.
May wheat was al one time "A premium over Juno
and closed 1t above. Cash wheat wa, la - cents
higher. About eight loads Of wheat were taken Tor
Shipment on cable refllsalS sent out late yesterday
They were for jane delivery.
The corn market was bcarish on continued fnih
arrivals from the West Casn corn was i-l"3-o cent
lower. options broke 1-f0 > cent early IN the daN,
Int recovered somewhat before the close Of the days
business.
Cash white oats were weaker. but mixed were
stronger on H." cNport1aon Ot o',fOo bushels,
options opened shade easier and closed 3iaI-o cent
higher.
No business done in lard
The receipts Of grain and hour reported YESTERDAY
NJ New York, Philadelphia. baltimore ana Boston were
as follows: Wheat i29957 bushels corn. 23f,.:s'
bushels: oats, 27G,O-4 bushels total grain, 0iO,IIi
bGsnels; Hour, 1881 packages. At Chicago. NH
walkec and St. Louis the arrival, Wheat. 7p.3Oo
bushels; corn. i0I3s bushels oats, 4"0.9J9 bushels
total grain 9G2,O0j bushels. -four. - ,O21 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
~ oyr APPEARED 10 HaKE : cHiGGE

Wulam II. 1ciiy. who spent Monday n.@n' a. i"''
U.tc.ulr'~r- lt being believed tat DO. Ma -'"-''I
Ma hare.d u thr IoH'7 P"i.' court N'-i i'' n
complainant apIrafnf A-'n-i hin. Ii' '' ''' "-''. "
and hs. A., on., ~ SO. - t'daf--t. so oi'" b"i ''
Iof.nl Z.I,r Av,rr We r-I"n,'br 60. u' hfi'' "'
Tony, Z.l.r .ud Terry formerly -hand hn once. ana
nor Terry moved away number ~ women ''.'d 'i 10
l,ra and -ad inry lad hc"n unfairly treated POS I'f.
t had CHARGED ti.n for Inspecting article, on which
,b,, wished ,o borrow money whether hr mad" n" Joan
, uo, t,rv sud Mr.. Zrirl grow Indignant a. "n" ~
,n., rccit,l- and said B." would arrest Terry on sight,
fno one. bo, heard ti- mr. ai 'nd CHANGING '' "'''
Terry on t, street a. called policeman ana r'i
.e.d li,a q, afro.t Terry DDtet,'- have h'"n nnnh
70 p,t any one make comrlin''ae fh' !'o'''
hence hl, discharge.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
TIE TRADE IN CUIICAGO-

Chicago May 20 (Speclal.-The earliest news to-day on
wheat was bedri-h. Atr the first hou Of the trading
however Ia" phase Of the mark" completely changed
The news from being altogether beari-h iccame decidedly
bullsh Buying order, received from the southwest
and the w Il in considerable volume The pie from being
very dull became active and Dhc price from declining
began rapdly 10 advance. At the clos an The opuOh>
were higher not only higher than the opening but sN-
li4d2a cents over Mondays last figures. July ol>nFd
AZ ?2't. sold between 922 and 9I's and co,d az tHu
9i"s May opened at 923. and closed at % June was an
day at about the same price A. May, opening at -
and closing at % The wonderful change which came
oyer tho market was chiefly brought about By the OPERATION,
d bull crOWd at 81. Louis. and by t' n"ws s"nt her
the southwest 1t claimed 5hat the kansa, and
Missouri wheat fields were disclosing grat deal o.
cheat" Cudahy's aGy!ce- declared that the kan-a,
grain fields developing q great al ~ "1l-" wheat
The heaviest buying Of tn day In this market wa, by ;hc
bull coterc Louis the trad tn Ar
Club This crowd. made mp Of Ryan. Pun Ihyson,
Davt- and others kept tl,ir market very strong
stronger than any ctcr and rl sent their uYn2 0relS
here. Later in the day a sharp advance IN the MAJ
option Now-York renewed thr bull energy r" orn
acted A. wheat did. July opened 33's. sold between
33l, and 34l4 clio, Il 34~u3iA May opened aS
33s and closed at 33 33is Jun. at the price
May The larg" receipts, Oo1 car. f almost
everybody o. expect declining market. The e'tmat,
for Wednesday 800 vessel room WaN chartered
for $4,000 bushels. oats ~ the close although M o.
nR 10 little decline" showed advance over Mond2
of = cont Th're reduction Of cent, ia dl" n
rate 10 NcwNork. Proyi~.'sl- were stN Very Gui ld
very narrow July wheat on the euro co>'d at 9f'f
puts, J3s calls, 9j4
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

-, Balt;morc May 2o-co.t9n nominal niedline l?l2e
Flour duh HowaTdst. ana Western ,pp"r - DE- 80
brand, extra. II 75a:5. ,prinq d. - lOds5 5oV d.
-ti.tht. - oO"@1 Do cNtrd, - lOa7t ,"' M'lt ~
So winter scd spot and MAY 9Id@Ii,c; JUN, 9l2a
i5c; yclioS 48di5c W.,t~ru ra,, mis- spot and Nay,
,l3.ai2c; Junc ioheio1-c July io.elo'4c Aqgn,i,',
csn and Pcnn-y ana, Ja30c do "e,o - Whit o3sd
Grm choice O3aJj, p.ar dl f6,c; .ooa 20 fair, jsI
60 iIa' Lt r,me 10 'ho'c' t.lo'a>, az 5oeri5 lto
n, at- boo ,hogIl,f, Sc oas Ji.ar eic,r rb
ana -ugarpi'ki'd -hond'r,, S.r ,'-afEnrd ,noH d
shoulder a. "a"' snail 49, laif'' i""
,a''o9, '2 M 5;' ia1l.. 1.. H. ' . -'.i rlr ,2
i7lsc sGaar ,..aay er.ala,,d 6 i.l6c 5oop't
in' a, .. ','c Il Gos ard 10 FresG @ 10 LPds PER |9 n &
dull cotton, e, 1cur - 80 sa5n "a "a ,or9 ; i2r
oo1 bush corn = ood bush oltt,,. 900 bush gc
900 bush ShPm'nt- Flour, - b.l' ShHt 5000
corn. 80 90 bush.
boston. May 2o.-Floar qu.ot and unchanged. Cor.
aG ,cady nit" iovcr - ,t.adS 6ticr
sacks corn, 10000 bush; oat-, 2cooo ou'h shorts %
:ons
Buffalo Nay 2oowheat1Nq na,i y egll Gqcncf t a.
Winter grades quiet sales. carloads No. rd IA ,or'.
at 97',c > ca.oad' 80. whu Michigan a. pc , ar.
oads so 'Ntra white track. AZ poe clo-iue with j.
,.s &C. ,Sow a., 80 30 bo. So ,elot A.
aSa,c oat, lower. No white 33ed33'4c, 70. 3
ahic. 49, 80. ni,ed on ua,$ Sic Es,lcy in
No. Canada @s"Soc H. n-n: 80 i -, t tiogI
fu and unchanged Receipts Flour a3tl1 hhl- wheat
g. COO bush corn ios"S g9 H. o 9S,h in.
rn 1873 coo bush o1t, i3gog & 6a-h rye eG0o D. 9Gah IN
$1,000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool NAY, 20, P: m,-Cotton-The sales Of ths
futur,, ,io>,d steady: Ameii, an Mddinc, low mid.
ding clause. MAY drnycry. 3l-6id buyers May and
un- delivery 3l5id buyers June July delivery,
s S2-GlqG 33-5id July and August delivery 340
:, pteaber dencry. 326id6 336id september deliv.
sri u 3.GiG8 36id september and october delivery,
sGid buyers October and November delivery, 62-6i9
value ~ -
mi.Gng n Sc good ordinary, lOsc; net and gross
receipts - tae,i exports coastwse, 276i sales, 2l2
Is. 1.31o. ~
No-, ,Ik May 2O.-Cotton firm middna II 15Iec; |;
receipts 90 bales export, coastwse, 90;
,a.s ia. -tock. 0.d6S
savannah May aO-Cotton quiet and arn; middling,
y 9i6c. low middln- j6c good ordinary 10 lll6c;
and rip ll3 bales exports coast~ise, 6l0i
-ai,-. , = .c,. :. 80.
X.o.oHoan,. Nay 2o.--Cotton firm midtling, ll'.c;
loss middllug H.: good ordinary. II Bloc net re-
,ipts l-o0 bale, gross 2.63j: exports the Con-
tiucut. J.. 400; >al-- > 300; stock. 63,273.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco Nav 20 1soO
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
.vO.YIAR.OLDS
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London May 2o-Thc Newmarket >cconH spring
meeting opcucd to-day. The race for the Newmarket
Uanoicap one mile and two fuIlouss, was won by
General PcarsOns fourycar Old chestnut hlIy Cdrnnc
Mr. Abincton's i've year old nay mare Lady Ro-cberv
w. second and Henry Miners chestnut
nly Anibcs third
The race for the Breeders Plate, Of 800 sOvcrclel9
u,c fnrlonr- was by j. LORthcr's chestnut colt
piTo; FyI Prince >oltykONs chestnut hlly ChorlGIl
wa. scrond and Lord Ictland's brown colt friar
Thr race for the sOmcrVillc stakes. for ods
a., tnrinurs wa by sir {. aTOpp's bay mis-, by
H,inr,tnr OIL Of LcnIty. \. Ecnholns chestnut
GiIy Vicanza was second, and Baron dc lirsche bay
aiiy rose du Barry third
m. race for the Evening Plate, for two year od>,
c,a ,rrlnng. was won by Douglas Baird's chestnut
coli Tn.ard Rocl Fcnnic's chestnut colt NOvcrrc
uas scc0ud and the Duke Oi POrtland's bay hly
CEAIrn tlnid
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE rylrED STATES M-PREuE corRT.

washington Nav cO-The following business 0a' trans
acted hy the United sta''s supreme court
No lo3l-Thc late corporation q th" Chnr'h "' Jesus
chris, ~ Latter pay Saint a.. app.iant agt the
United stats. and
SO Io5t- George Honncy, % al.. apYcant-. art 3D."
United state. Motion 90 -tav nanGai" d'nid Law
e-a,l,o Me motion or ho petitions or r"h'aring
~ csl-Inl, q. O.ii, Cor,.y. appellant ast John
J. J.oobu- Marshal. etc.. % al. Motion {" aiNH"'
c-an,ed ,nd cause assigned fot arrun'nt imroda'"y
ar.r the HARM of he K'nnl'r ap, alton ior VIII o'
<ror
So fc3i-L -L1i. o. o'.iia Cort'' appellant act. J"""
f,,.ou- Marshal etc.. o. s. Ns;f'I
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
Stock Lxchangc. Con.oIlaated

Include, sale, of 1000 barrels Of Nay delivery at
o,a. 957s and J5L cents. -,
80 rho activity and buOyancy extended also To inc
roancd pctrOcdm market. and there >till further
advance Of 10 point, To 40 cents IN barrels ana
"a Jo cents per GALLON In Crude III bafrri'
,as also advanced 10 points 10 30 cents per gar
Inu nnphtha remaining at 40 cents.
Foreign quotations only trlnc mghcr a..
II 4 francs In Antwerp. G.05 marks In hrcmcn anu
81 pence in London. ,o.,o.
oncnrd g3ac highest. 9Gc lowest J3c closed "f'.''
Sale- 1Oio 900 bbs charters. 2s,5I bbl' shipments
50 GOO bhls 12-I1 bbl~ , m
Pttsbure. Penn. MAY 20. Petroleum active ana IN
settled: National Transit ccrtincacs op~n,d az 'oo .
closed At o,7sc highest 95i.c lowest g2lac ,c,tss
bradford Penn. May 2O.-National Transit crrthc'.
opencd at 96c closed At 9isnc highest. o'e: lowest
N23.c: elearances. 100000 buL,.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
nLn nr RrcrlrE 1nE ERrLNEy LWIyG 0R DElD

John {. Cameron did o. Thursday 80 th" ln-"n'
A.,l.ra on ward. Island whore hr ned h~su pat.n'
f.- four yoaf- ~, Rl'r who lNc, ~ so. li6 Woo-ir
IT, yesterday went to %, 'on~I, oH.. and '-"'d t'
,a ia...t. cation ~ Lcr has'ad d1th h' Hai. Sh'
beloved That Do, L'd brn roughly treated '' u'i' "''
r.-.- on h. fa.. Tlc hospital au'n..i'.'- c.ny h'f
h,fs. and -,y that 10 n.re are hsl.-'- on Dds .'' "
v.r. i.aGc uAu. ue lo1r va- b'pg rHao'd ." q.
,,.,.4. An examination 90 tnc body wN %, made o..
.l.- -. n1nLLlr ..Lu-.L lnlMAL.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
7rxr,yoyy ,r rgg IVES RrrrRrycE.

In tb. l,., s. co. reference ,a.. b.'o-o If.-'' J. j.
S,,,.o, ~ 80 - W.Iar.--'. yo-'.rd,F. Everett j..
,,, ,t , al. e,lat- d, ,gdgm.nt ro.. in tie ,,-e ~
D.. Ninefal Range Railway Company AGAINST lsrs G."
for st5oqst The coun.'' for william f'hov"' Mo'-"
Co. AID the firms claim u sl.5'"re 80 had been rr
duced by the -al, ~ -'cuft"s - t27 $50 IT, Nf N'
can - roilove, Morgan Co., Identified Tour not, r'''n
D.. I've. 4 Co. =, A, nru and ca,s testimony Oh o'l'i
points.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. May 90, - p. m.-F"'f and pork in poor
dcu.oud. Han>-Thc demand has fallen OF; short cut.
II 10 n, steaGv at iss Cd Bacon in poor de-.
clear micdle> about t5 n. duh at Bis sd.
Cheese poor demand American finest white steady at
i9s fur new Ta.Ow in fair demand Spirits of turpen.
Tho demand !, mlr wing steady at 30s Sd. Rosln
In good demand Iad-Spo and futures in poor demand
Wheat m loor nanG No. > winter steady at
= I'd new 80. -pr.nC steady at Is Sd Flour in fair
demand Corn-SIot poos 4 maLd fu.urs in fair
demand mixed western. syo and MAY. steady At 3s Odd
Irn, r., adv b GtG July ,tnady ~ b "a. Hops at
I.oudou-Pacilc Coa>t-Therr i nothing Offering.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE PETHOLETu MfEhET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PEIC

.rvs FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
The inward impetus 0f prices continued in IN"
crude petroleum market yesterday ana ihrrr "''
al, , r,pr!tion Of the stcuc, Of activity of the hN
, 'rbc nutiof, ranged from 90 / = 10 90 ! =, "A,
Mn, from -,34 to - - Monday. and the
tLrt closed strong giving no Indication that me
nmil,h feeling Ia, yet run ~ c0ulac. ON ihc Hl"'h
I,t,hanp, The fist sale Yesterday WAS mad" al -,
-, lr-- Than the closing figure on Monday, ihl
,rtccs were generally above that Hsurr. The niifhcl
~ .tif,r after that, and -. 90 and so "'Fr
tr,crcs.ivev reached. \ reaction brought the hsuic
,aun II, % -, and % was the price al the close
The range Of prices and the total dealings "'rc
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
IOt rs LtBOR lost.

From Klto Field, Washington.
4 .ouus NrifYri Loy ha, had his faith in maiden
hood ,irArn. After -pcrdus All his peuuic, IN very
u-efy valentines O., his ltt" girl friends h" watched
no mail. rIAlpi-lg flr % Cav two. Finally. Tom
received Z .ny,' ie and with eager face drew on;
q comic 'fhr4, center" Nftcr one moment of d.,
may lc r,.mlr.d r 20 crushing tone: Well. II thi, IS
~. n..t mar N.dipr1 1fl do they mss al stay
widows for all IIl MARY 'cm.'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
GRAIN AND PRODTCE MAEKETS.
rrArrnr, or NfW.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NFW-YOEK DEALINGS.
ID" wheat market v', unsettled yesterday. but
neither p-. all9 brisk ror interesting. ll" Np"cih
lion amounted 20 i.2Ooooc bushels. Eirlv DO ih"
dav tIe market Ut. hriu-h on the strength Of dis
,ur,.!r n.- Ly cable on Oh" ltr,r Increase. 2.5"-.
COO bushels. iu affIuut 0u passage. Another iir'"
h, t.r icndcr,, toward lower prices va The con
ruuaucc of fayorli" crop reports from the N"rth""
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE GRAvEsEyD CARD TO-DAY.

The most Interesting today Will De the Gst'N"
Stakes mile and a frons. ioi thf"o-s'ar-of h."-.
in which Starlight, Amazon and "old'n Horn VIII I'h'
and II would not De surprising tcy shold come or"
IN about that oricr Following the l-t, 4 probable
starters in all the races:
FIRST KACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. six
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACT-SwEEPSTAKE $50 EACH. II 900
added. 1--WE FrRLONGS.

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GRAY Cos br Z. Zo0liie I l67 a. Covingtou1
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