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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
The Daily Journal at the Uniou Depot.
Portland

People returning from visits to points
west Of Portland will find the Daily Ken
ne bee Jonrosl on sale At the Chisholm
Brothers News Stand In the Union Depot.
They will thus be able to while away the
rest of the journey from that point home
in reading all the home news. Do
not fail to ask for the Journal there. All
the trains stop long enough to give abund-
ant time for securing il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
Ayers Pills

prove e3setfye~
In the summer Of iass I uzS sens = d
annapolis hospstai, saaesiag With ehsoase
aiasrheA- While there, / heezmo 80 ne
aafsd Ia strength that could not speak ass1
was compelled To wrfte everything I wanted
70 say. was then having Some q or .
s'ot'ss per day. The doctors ordered . nedf-
enc NAT ! VAS satisfied would be Il 90
behsnt y me. I did pog tsks IL. but psr-
sasitied my nnrss 10 get me some Of Dr.
Ayers fiiis. About two O'Clock IN the Alter
hoDn took six Of these pills, aad By mid
n'shs began To feel better. Ia ne morning
nc doctors came again, and after deciding
mat my symptoms we're more favorable. nave
me dsSsrent medicine, which did not use.
hsf' fos,k -four more u the pills Instead Tbs
heAt sisy the doctors came 10 see me. aosi
Thought ] was doing nicely. and 70 did u.
Then took one piii day for weak. Al the
end 81 hat tiss, 1 considered myself cured
and that Ayers Pills had saved my life.
sas then weak. but had no return II the
Disease, asd gained Ia strength ~ fast as
could be expected p c. Luce, Late Lieut..
Ism kegt Mass, Vol. Infantry.
Ayers Pills are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
A Big Saving on Coal !

After this date have decided adopt the cash system my
business and money must be paid down for all coal purchased
shall by this system be able to all expenses Of coec
ton and thus give customers better prices than have
been able to do before Having poor debts provide
shall be able to give customers the lowest possible cash
prices thus making them considerable saving Believing
that the system will be Of advantage both myself and
customers invite continuance upon the basis Of the
generous patronage they have given me in the past
EVERETT STONE.
AUGUSTA, April lG. 1890
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

ne Best
have ever used Tor headaches, and they
net IKE charm In relieving any disagree
able sensation la the stomach after eatins.s
Mrs NJ. J. Ferguson. Puiieus, Va
was a sufferer for years from dys-
i~psia and liver troubles, and found 10
permanent relief until commenced taxing
Ayers Pills. They have effected a com
ptsts cure 80 George W. Mooney. wal,a
Waila, W I.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED By
Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
'soid by all Drusgists and Dealer. 10 Medicine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The ladies' qusr,etse Of the Bslt'" Church
has kindly consented to furnish music for
the occasion of Mrs. Mary 7. LSthrops
Temperance lecture in the Baptist Church
this evening". Preceding the lecture there
10 to b. Un,en Temperance prayer meet
ing in the vestcy of half hour, commence
ing At 80 O'Clock TO which all are invited.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
Lyon Township Sunday School AssociA

Lyon Township Sunday School AssOciA-
ton
Will hold its next Quarterly Conven-
ton at the Tar Valley school house
Sunday, May Is, at 10 a. m.
1000. Devotional exercises.
1920. Address by president.
lO:40. Song by convention.
1850. Secretary's report.
ll:00 The Sunday school, its power
and aim, j. Slusser.
IL 80. Bible in the home and how
10 use1it L. G. Wilbur.
1870: Dinner. ~. a.r,, ,
l:SO.% Power Of the printing press
in the Sunday school, j. NJ. Cunning
ham.
1:5O. Question box.
2:l0. The true aim Of the Sunday
school teacher, Mr.. Lucas.
ESQ. The primary class and how
to teach 1t, Miss Grace Cbubb.
ESQ. Adult class and how to con-
duct il, c. f. Cool.
$40. How aud when to review the
lesson, L. Il. StOwell.
$40. Miscellaneous business.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

A small boy with a shining pail
went singing gayly down the dale 10
where a COW with a brindle tail on
sweet clover did regale. A humble
bee did gently sail over the soft and
shadowy vale, 70 where the boy with
a shining pail was milking the COW.
with a brindle tail. The bee lit down
on the cows left ear, her heels went
up through the atmOsphere-and
through the limbs Of q walnut tree the
boy SCARED OH to eternity.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

April ~, 1890.
Council met In regular session May
or Harvey presiding and all members
of council present.
Special auditing committee asked
for more time to report on city treas
urer's annual report. Granted.
Marshal's report for April was &C.
cepted and placed on file.
The following bills were audited
and ordered paid:
Judges and clerks OF election .e30. 90
II. s. Walker, marshal's salary, etc... ~
N. n. Gardner, clerks salary. s.sO
The mayor appointed The following
committees for the ensuing year:
President of Council-G. G. Gregg.
Ways and Means-Gregg and Slater.
Claims and Accounts
Conner aud Scott.
Laws and Ordinances
Slater and Conner.
Fire Department-Scott and Gregg.
Streets, Alleys and Bridges
Slater and Scott.
Police and License
Gregg and Slater.
City Property-Connor and Scott.
Cemetery-Gregg and Slater.
Poor-Slater.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Gregg:
Resolved, That the marshal's salary
for the coming year be placed at $40
per month and also that the compen-
sation Of the street commissioner be
placed at $40 per month, the two Offices
to be combined In one man.
On motion the resolution passed by
unanimous vote.
The mayor appointed W. E. Donald
son to the Office of city marshal and
street commissioner. On motion the
appointment was confirmed.
Tho mayor appointed Samuel II.
Smith to the Office of city attorney
and on motion the appointment was
duly confirmed.
Mayor appointed NJ. H. Gardner to
the Office of city clerk, which was on
motion duly confirmed.
On motion adjourned to meet at
call of the mayor. % -..
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

A smart boy in Palmyra was kicked
by mule, an exchange relates, but in
stead of saying naughty words or go
ing home crying 10 his mother he tied
the mule within five feet6na ti~e hive
and backed him around-tso} f and let
him kick. go
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
List of L.cttem

List OF Letters
Remaining in the post-otfice at Bax.
Ter Springs, Kansas, for the week
ending April. %, 1890, which if not
called for within two weeks will be
sent to the dead letter Office at Wash
ington, d. c.:
Charley, James Jr co. Downs. Mrs VIVA
Armsby, Ephriham Wetzeli, Coo
Ma, Mrs S (care Of X WhighD
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say Advertised,
giving date OF list.
WV. MARCH, p. NJ.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

All kinds OF Job printing neatly ex-
ecuted and ut reasonable prices at the
News ONCE.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
PHYSICIANS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

C. G. HORNOR,
A TTORNEY AT LAW and U. s. Commits.
"A sioner. ONCE in Drovers and Farmers
Bank building.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
First published April y. 1907
Administrator Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
was upon the 9TH day OF April, a. ID 1870, up
", Kansas, administrator Of the estate of Auna
NJ. Hylund, deceased, LITE OF cherokee county,
Kansas. All persons indebted to and all persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
given notice that prompt settlement Is desired
as provided by law. D. &. FINN,
Administrator, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

Edward Andrews. Il vOung electrician wa before
Police Justice Kcnnt Yesterday for dcachng the elcc
trio buttons in the honse owned by Benjamin +. Tracy
secretary Of the Navy at No. 80 Gatcs-avc He was
EMPLOY ed 10 put electric bells in the house for 925
he received SO but having some difficulty in getting
the balance from the Sccrctarvs lawyers, went
house and undm part Of his work lie paroled
for a week on the promise 10 replace the buttons,
John Wesley FrcchcltOn one Of the Oldest members
~ Plymouth Church. died Suddenly on Thursday al
his home No I25 Butlcr-st. lie born In loOj at
Win. Derby hire England He pa scngcr on
the ocean Monarch which was burned in 1ri-. when
over 200 passenger persisted. He rescued from
the bow prt together with several Others by the
brazilian frisdtc Alfonso His wife, Two sons and
three daughters survive him.
In the suit Of Mr. Maria e. Mcguire for limited
divorce from the Rev. Hugh Mcguire. rector Of The
Church Of our saviour in Clinton st. amOny Of SO
a week and a counsel fee Of 80 we're granted yestcr
day by Judge Van WICK.
Cambridge Place occurred YESTERDAY. the services
were conducted BY the Rev. Dis. +. H. Cuvler and
C. II. Hall The burial was in Greenwood.
Corporation Counsel Icnks has advised the Board
of Assessors that il j. their duty TO levy The special
assessment for the widening Of North second st., which
has been contested in The courts
The annual statement Of the Brooklyn Cnb. filed
in the County Clerks Office shows that the total
assets are qlId4G2 -, while the Iiablllca are S'r
So 81.
Dr. Robert q. Ecclcs viii deliver lecture on Chem
s,ry It, Historical EvOiution,' before the Brooklyn
Ethical Association evening at 80 O'Clock
in the second Unitarian Church, at Clinton and Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
.IERSEN CITY.


TCGEOAT GOES DOWN WIFI wv 'ir'N'
The tucbOat NanGcrcOOk. which belongs l" D'hlcI
and Charlie, McWilliam> about O'Clock yesterday
morning sunk al her mOOringS, al NckccNcrS pier
and James Farrell cook Of 80 l''- Sl>>cN IT, ana
George Brown, fireman, ~ Mont tomcN SIR Wet"
drowned. Captain Hugh Martin Wa asleep III inc
pilot house when the boat began sinking. Inc hr'h
it gave before going down reused him. ana he Sp'n-
shore in time to save hi lie. but not III Time
enough 10 warn his companions in their bun"N. Ihcy
were carried down The bottom IN sixteen icet OF
water.
The Vaudcrcook carried crew OF eight men -
usual AZ . oclOc. on Thursday night she mooI'd ~
NcKccver, d!ydock. and excepting the captain COOK
and fireman. the crew left tn boat for tlclr homes
Daniel kin>rlla one ol the crew. when he learned
uf the disaster, said tiat VII H lac left the amer
cooL she all right except that her steering Gear
was di>ar9,uGcd. Tie Ert was so feet llh- anu
100 tons burden. aud used In towing between
Sew York, Bridgeport. and Ntw Haven. Sh" wa
ovorlall,d recently. and several hundred dollN were
spent i'm putting the boat IN good rrpair. The cause
oi the ~inling believed t. be that during the lSh'
the hoa >pruu. "a leah. Ihc Baxter Wic'kmS CON
pany was informed. and they sent divers III once
f. remove The bodies. rhc divers Wcr" Nn'rc>~'nl
I'm their effort in the afternoon. The tug, Whrh j.
valued al ZOO. viii lr raised a once. Holn "I the
drowned men were unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

The Ll -cbail situation g. growing NOR" complicated.
for tlo maruatr. and noucvcd nrr evidently do not
900 their way 'l.afly a- th"' dd weeks ago
More managers and club owner, arrived "a the CIV
YESTERDAY and II they continue 10 arrive 10 ih" sam"
ratio abou all the baseball Interests IN tie country
VIII be- repre- cd her" Ddly.
some ~ the club oWIci- seem unable - grasp ih'
-ituatiom and they are chaing under the continual
delay 10 - thorougi settlement. III" 0p'ldiug'.
Ivru., Thlrnau,. DAYS and ~nd"u- recognize that 10
viii require time 10 bring the conflicting inter
r-tt 10 4 focus Many OF the other club""u'r' are
no' far -cclue.
Their oircW by the addition Of E"-ton and 'mchc".
such a mo,- would not only appca~" the ASSOCIATION
but would help tine PLAYER, Lcaguc club AZ lot"n ont
Of If, present undesirable position. That the iaycr-
League Club Of Philadelphia VIII Join the ~" "iI"h
s-rurcd.
The. Nntional League men. hnoW ing the financial
strength Of UO.tOn and Chicago, not disposed 10
share those harvest field Win ANYBODY. sun IN"
Lcaguc recognizes That n cannot afford &" nave another
nrln and il Viii consent 70 such IN arfaFrlhrh' bht
only l1't resort ...,,
Earl, 10 the day "" ,-r-. \ W. Thurman. William
Iarnir and \. l.. Frazer held conference ana hird
10 settle tine syracuse dincutv. MIR. iri/fi IrNIrrd
name h. price iv tifing bat was Wiling enough
20 INTO detail. OF his la, season lo--''- lie .'h
that hi, ~yrarI-c oub cost hm just r2l."np lat
season of his amount he lO- ~ 900 while he pild
~ 900 for biz franchise and ILL.," ain"nni ~ mhnns
improvements ~ hi- ground. Nothing wa done ~
reference Roche. ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

WTETC HESTER COUNTY.
ITrHCI AE- I-~E ~tNDI No .

william Guyou. q night UatcImau In Mount vernon,
Wa attacked by rohbor- early Yesterday morning ara
Jeff Wing unconscious iu tie street for several '"r
C,uvou. VIII, for many yca-- ina. been a night watch
man i'm Mount vernon is employed by -j,rrac"p". and
private citizens ~ guard their property Do Fourth ana
Tinl ave. AZ about O'Clock yesterday morning. o.
pc wa, patroluc DIS pot ir Inl ave. l" wont
through fine p1,-arcWay lcIdil@ 10 ihc rcrr "i Bears
store n Fourth ave. If" Wa in th" habit q doing
tli- ard when %" reached the rear ~ I"'f' IS -ipfr
lie .aw three strange men lie a-Lod them what tl"'
were doing there. when he Wa instantly .cilcd by
tSo o. the men. vino held hi- hand behind him 80
that he coulI not get At the pistol DC usually CARR"
In nj. pocket. lie then received . heavy bio" on
the head which knocked him down. and be Nmcm
Icrcd nothing more uutil he recovered bis senses
while lying on a lounge in his own home, some hour
aftcrwaTd
Guyon was found living unconscious lu the rear
- Bcrry's store at ab0ut O'Clock n the morning. \.
he did not return home At hi usual time hi- wife sent
some one to make Search for him. lie WI, in a
pltlful plight. ms face and head being beaten ~
terrible manner. Both eyes were swollen that u"
could not see and his face Wa highly di-colorc'
Gnvon doe, not know how many times he va, struck
and has but GIT recollection OF his ao.ailans lie
saws that they were all below the medium height and
Of rather stout build. Guyon', uluiic, we're Of sue"
a caractcr A, 10 indicate that they had been nhc ed
with a blunt instrument, probably -andbag. The
dortor, mink that he YIN rsco,cr. lie Is rreafdcd
The Mount Vernon Bank j, over Berry, store in
Fourtllayc. The OF the building fares toward
FnhaVe The burglar, WeI" evidently about - enter
the building when the, were discovered bv GuYon.
When the ,inlt became kno"n much excitement
pre-, allied in Mount Vernon. a II WI first reported
That bark had bo4. robbed II i~ supposed that
the robbers became frightened ana fed, bccy ing that
they had Killed GuyOn. III, a$sallant, have not been
found.
WHITE PLAiN>.-Thc jury in the case Of William
" HOW'LL. a White Plain, CiOthIcr against the Ncv
Noit Central and Iiud -nn Railroad Company. for
- 900 damage iOr The Killing Of III, wife Al Pleasant
Vile station ~" night Of January 80 l--9. rendered
verdict yc,tcrGsy II $1,000 III ur. NOwlll, favor.
Mr.. Della 6cduoY, a New Urk dr.~> maker.
Sucd DE- .. D. kingsley. ~! TIN place. in The ~upr'uc
Cour, vest .rdal for neglect Of professional service.
several month she thrown from . and
Ter left arm injured. Dr. king.lcy called
H. after prc-cIbIne lotion 10 reduce the swelling
he called only more. because. he alleged, -lc ~aid
She would call al hi Nee for tire tncnt Wcc, later She
called upon Dr. McLaiu. New York specialist. who
f0nud that her had been broken and had -
knitted that she had partly lot the use Of il. The
iuy after being out all night found verdict in
favor Of The PLY sClau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

Chicago. Dee - (Npeciah.-Wheat traders came
down i'm the morning bearing in mind that fardridSe
having been q large seller all day Thursday, was prom
ablv short hi, full line. That Thought was uppefmoSt
All day and ~ prices crcp up The crowd vas on inc
oui vivc to note the first sign of alarm on the part
of the big ,iort--cer. Although wheat gained IL
cents and although the close showed twolhh' "i 'lS
maintained Partridge far a. the gos>ipS could Hee
stood on nj, line. Eut while the biz 'hi'ago TRACER
hing ont some of TIE outsider, came in. during tho
la-t thirty minute, Of the session there Vas lS
mendou, fglt the call prices. but tine 'I', ld,
made calls" good. December opened ~ ~ - S'u
l.tvrpn so 81 and - , -. AMI closed ~ y: pa.
,uaund al 80 st. sold between 80 II ana - o. "ts
losrd AT ~ 90 ~ II 90 -. IN" notable Sriuh. -,
bn d,y wa, unuii,onably for tie account ni l'op,n
Eoo1 The oii,id news vs. hul~h Ihrrr was
,untb,r far day i'm ccartuC"-. -. LOUIS i'p'.'
,,,r 80 IA Lu-iuo,. and thr Northwest reiterated ile
.,,tcurrt frequently mad" within me W'rh, ','
farmers IeliNeric, were showing h0tai' 'thii- "'
C,rn wa. Wrnh. ~ one tim" II moved u''iiuc -
,hou, 3 cont and M In" co-e shower " ''ii''y VI
.Iout 2 cent from Thursday night - !dt - Nd,
,pparaIt thi, decline was an" alt"g"t'r 10 Or w
General ON; de trade and to persistent ~'lnn- -
,lrldsr and Hutchinson. cats siWpdth"n WIN '""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

e and & 10 Sn. "a sns 5s. =. si and
MoL&ssE; and %oGhangsd Ne" sts,e
new quoted .33d40c fair % choice Porto Rico -odfo
H gk3i .i'" Sr5F asS, SPIRITS ruRpExr!xE
ch'nGd < pT g ssd d Int aes Sow staned
II az good do II 80; E,sl 60 F.tl 70 q 81 80 IL sts
- o5, |, $780,, H. y 10; NJ s@7'; " $50 W.
dist cc!:nsssa ,alss 10 Eso bIs ggs,ad'
to>ord crude pine 27c; do oil grade, loa20c: refined
gTsr yeGc% o pnt Se c SG a5a 81 as iocsn
$685. nsesd raw ei;y 81, weS S?e u csg%s
crude prime 23a2jc hight p.,cd sG@2;e 6eaCned VIM
ter 35c sperm, crudc 70c natural winter 7oa77e nat;
ura spring G9a70c blcaclcd winter e0o32c beached
spin 7io75c; Whac, natural winter $780, 6saGl,ed
wiatr SOC blachrd ;plng Sc Stn 5rached 3 q ~
per n: Olive Italian 7Oq72c; Straits. pc; Bank 23c.
rer AN cotton a'' to- rTpoo , rcacnd 10 900 to 1000
bales az ID Adc from I'M. little business mas U co9
S Sa' s s@a ' | ard ;ioSS S;n S.n
,a IN ,",k for oldrr 900 quarter
:, 3D. or g,nrra cargo at rs rrRQai;ulM SnA r.
trtic 3G 900 ease, crude ice; Norwccan bark Johann
%G%s nG ac = 81 S & 100 GS 'S'G c%h1s
Bark +. \. Wiley Portland b 'iuadalogp coop',sgo
Yors asphalt on private terms; Italian bark Rosa Mair
Ge4Gr to or aY rS%% S Sr,' to Hcono aSr
on pri,at terms British steamer Dalton hence 10 iohoT i
,,randr d SUI - 30: bark Venice bnek''iI'e 70 gu
PE0visIoNS- ToRK-Had loss demand today, G ,in
mir,, ruled about ,t-ady sales $50 bbs Mess Wi,nh
81 sno Glea 80 {tFa h'iTg 4
NJ osb bisH nq MY 81 Gy EHt India Y
f%'i RAJ! Fa 90 - REf f' HANS Quiet and '1ansrd
QUOTED ~ SIC jOasl3 here and I'll 20 az he W. g.
rr % n> 1 Sai. ~ 'a ''i rISsari
g. Picked hsmS d. Sm%nra uoMDDfrS"
NY BUYERS aycr A. thag? l Is iSd at F5 12T
4d WIN plr far tHga hi%G w Wv WITHOUT ,D5s
rsutur ff.di M he
a. 10 The decllh. IN corn Ao,"n s, %. on;tn a, a
~' 'SGG , G%Pi@.'E Iat ca. sa $50 t
,i 100 -. 5C5c December nSmln@, January ! sGg %,
~ 30: o,lc- 1000 tc7 6l7adioc F-biuaty Si0;ea ~
Sale 10 g., 6G3c; May closed 500 bid .,le: 90
oS. H'G5sa Sae ao' but
on a Hnr feeling continue, htm Stat Sr,.mi
G;ialcpy best, 59o2Sc Elgn cre,mgiy
81 oe a is to ' fcoG y c 1a@ Ceins,y ~
ST. # ~, ary ~ nrkin. ti. Or pail All end-
fancy %: choice a2a25 good. i9a2lc- fair i7"isc
c2o.ls t, a' g Do' d "52 2oI tt
1hoIr, =" onry 'l5 ", 80 SOou GOOD iSd2ic far
iSai5c W.-,.n Dars choice lod?lc DO god IT, IT,
i i"r ina , G.a & " s a rr@'' 5& II
&, arc f9 %5 ,,,s sG y,r Io o. iiily fancy
& at ,ads 1tc og' cGr"-g the S na5@t mas a 9
,9'.. e,,d - Iaac. si,.,'' common to tan 7ds I'M
b. o. W-,rn dat ca9r: p.nr aoil SKIM; i+"I T..
roc, h. apa t's,' ,, w,'Y Hi * W.-t,r1 9do
80 ,r .,,.,r i4u IarD'I .;"2jr i'"-hon', = "-''
~iINlIYi-Lad, Wy d"' ao," qoo,.a O. S Nd,
".""''e''n g;,c 'U' , 'l ,' '-,,. ID, 80 irlD
"NH E>T ian 1. @ . l! c ,"a f - - .
', 100 i.,,,,- and trading O. .,. Ciu,h.t c.,r,' Cut
, io.. 'i,u1 '"c.." 54ajc, &C." 5'.c Yellow, l'.lo
rALt"9w no2a 'gT S. at . .e'' 5o ' nad,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


The wheat speculation did not develop rampant
confidence Yesterday. although the enthusiasm in tho
railway share market eXerted an important influence
The dealings in options amounted 10 only 100000
bushels, and local trading was the main feature
Al the West some heavy selling ascribed 10 tle
big operators aud the mill which glinds out rumOrs
nf hu>iur>s trouble was not idle. The news other
Wa buili,l. cables were l1m, cIcdfdnccS were
liberal. and the strength Of silver made a Dulsl
tcmper. even If eager demand was not stimulated
December option, opened 81 ~ O3 - and rose 10
~ OtI10 II o. - MAY opened a. ~ on ~ o. l3 III
and rose 10 ~ % 81 O6 -. Inc hei edliio
amounted 10 . sui - cent. Cash wheat was l-2n'-t
cent better and 1000 buShel, Of hard spring wheat
were reported taken for export
Corn was oppressed BY heavy salc> OF western
operators. and the option, ended Oh y cent. Inc
firm cables. liberal clcar1nceS and tie improves utno
of Wall street counted aS uaucli. unless IL hihi'e.
the decline. spot lots were Ia y c'nt ljwer' ana
only $4,000 bushels were reported for eNporI; i.,
oats we're I.l034 cent lower ON the spo'' WIN
fairly active trade The options endcd OH "'o~i-o
cent. ,, 49,,
Lard was duh aud weak. and the options closed down
I0i points. There were sac> II 500 efre~ on t"s
spot but whether for export could not lie leaned
The final quotations were follows:
Wheat December. ~ Oi u: January, II Vi 90
May ~ OG3.4 .iuly. ~ 90 / = g.
Corn December, SO ,; January, 81 "a NAY
0at,-Dcccmbcr. 495-9; January. 5o3-8; Nav.
u D cents. -,
Lard January. So 10: February, So SO March,
?6 ~ Nav. ~ 30. .-,
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday
at New York Philadelphia Eat more and Boston were
a, follows: Wheat. 3-Gl9 bushels: corn 2o'o,,o
bushels: oats -. 11 bushels. total gram l"7.,;o
bushels: hour. 42.jj6 packages. NJ 'mcago, M
wauIce and II. IouiS ia" arrival We're. ,HHonoouc;
bushels; total grain, 3O9297 bushels; -four lV''S
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
WHAT Is GOING on To DAY.

PNt"r Lvat murder ease, I'or" Commissioner Shields
staten Island hmlotc Carnival Madison SquaIr "ardrn
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Amateur Athletic Union championship runs Manhattan
Athletic Club Giouud,. - y. 900.
Thirteen cub dnncr. Ashland Wou,o s:I3 D. m.
Departure Of Irish mcmhr- for Europe
Nrw-York Indian A~s0, alton, BroadWav Tal"rnacl"
10 q. First Branch. Reformed church. LenoNNvc
and l23l-~t. s D III.
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Lotto, Club SATURDAY Night reception. evening.
Young Mems Christian Association Literary Soc'fY
NO. jO2 Fu.tou-et.. BROOKLYN. p.
W'st Point cadrt-hlp elimination. Grammar School NO
80, No. pa Ea>t Onr-hundr, and -nh.st a"
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a. V. J5cksons lecture. Columbia Colccc II 30 a M
Seventh Regiment bs~ ball match. Armorv. D. m.
Naruns Boat club and Company II. l3ih Il 'eimcnt
athlete games. Au.ory Bfooklyu. u.
Football Gam" between Amy and Navy teams Governor
Island = NJ