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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-03-27
Creates an Appetite

with the first bottle of Hoods Sarsapariila M
headache entirely disappeared. and where before
could not muster up appetite fer my meals,
can not now get enough meals to satisfy my ape
tite. am a present taking my second bottle and
feel like q different person" WILLIAM LANSING
Post k9. G. A. R. Neeuan. Wis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

"a Cav e.a1s;a g.. sdo
-apo e,,lsce las. 4 JSr
without breaking or kinxiny
ST shifting a oone," because
re ref nd the money in case
Of a single item Of failure
IN these respects.
And nc one doubts that
the Kabo answers its purpose
and s. is TIE wearer. because.
/: it dor't. we refuno the
morey or call within . week
Or two or three.
l. is tie unoreakable cor
set, the Xabo. 1t is the
un wear-out able corset, tho
Kabo. II is the corset that
suits, the Ks.bo.
The only question Is: Do
YOU waot me kabo kind OF
q cors.t'
We have primer IN Cor
sets Tor YOU at nc store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

:. apisg Ill sfHsssl Nssih lass even
900 plsss eaiesiassd y psssss d.
-. s,sadious. Landlord Be5y's sess
-. - Iese tablss. he silvss sever
~, J, bsghsly ard ~ Rissd vsisen
-, ,rserned theis Ssiiss - scar per-
4 ~. :. IA the presence Of he nembers
1900 Bar Who ses about IL board
~. Vbitehouss occupied he seat Of
~ Yeesy foss Govern sers hid though
q .sn,. I've ~ dosn 70 he fssss. some
IN,ssysss bsiss svsy % ~ szssssios
~ The banquet vss exclusively for
-. frssersisy. and TIE nit aad choice
~. 4 .loquencs that followed 10 doe
:. dainsiss Of IL iabIss vsrs solely
RI. d,,eesssioa Of nenbsfs present.
c,.i,psa Black read lssssfs Of regret
..,e,.l absent member, among them
q. ~. Judss Hall. expressing regret It
:. ,,.Lirisy 70 be present. In bic letter
~ Hall aid
m nay be allowed TO o6ef sentiment
IN b.; Judge Whit<hosss-shenevef
!. III cave the bench Of ne 6spfeme
,.s.s.I Cours, may be be followed With -
.s,s cordia,isy, and - high an opinion Of
- .2aiisv and aprightpess from the Whole
= a Maine. - sre nov fer snd enter
~ toward him BY The entire Bar Of
Tashsc-'"
.mi,tSe an resolutions presented
... ~. ..,.,,v,.,,. -
- ioiios"s .,-.
- Bar Of THIS county On 'ss VI
lido whiishouss from me possuon ne mas
.h,v allied;
a.,,. r. p vk.t.xox..
~ ~ "'""' .' i
On Jour retire msos I,o@ - o"ce OF
Jslss OF The Superior Ccu' o. Asnneosc
Cssssy II 10 me ossns ~ ~ -. y saMno
byoa % sAPIs s.s - 49, r
-. ~ ,i,h the following revolutions:
ia. tfs With sentiments OF deep regret
~ ths nsmoefs Of Aenoeoes oss receive
ysm 1nal retirement tom zoe once OF
lpdss Of the superior .ouI' OF Asnneoec
eesny. You IN the d'scnaise Q! your once
fuS ~ isss !Se'se var, 'aneo ,uo os.n'.
ssnse Of the Coa", nsve so@'nasssIea
jssdce with di"'neu'shea .p.J, soona
ts6gnsss and msciss.1n "'"sous iesf sno
vi1Aoss fssos. "s4s ss"@sSs 20" veg
- -. .o,, mi. n eendncs
n Ths rar,iss coming before Won in
mi sed In trial have hsd full hearing. .
fsf 1isl. and theif oinefencs. ns.e oeen
sl1etsd sccofoins 70 ms -. VI ."S 'sno'
sfd That 'ne VIA o. ous""e.s une'
~ ~ has been sindicetsa. 'ne PUBIC
ssai ssbasr'ed' ou' nov ~i'nou' mercy 70
~ sxebdeh'
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9iieo.
CunnEnLAxD.

CunnEnLAxD-
I. rr,epor., Apsa Is, Henr stsrdivan'' ased
aoEss s,ass Portland. April Is. ssddenly. ElnirA
O. ksiIry. aged - years.
KRNNHDDc.
In this city, April y, Mr. Juiia 4: Tow, iaov
- ~ iste il,es. Town. aSed u ysArs, moe. w..
~ - nsrrnrpt's Home. boston, Apeai =, y ~
x..s s. Rollins. formerly Of Auesss' sse''
~ ss,~rsde. Apsil IL Mrs. 4ary Ana wssSa'
-tSn1 ~ N ATE lsaae Weaver "a
n wstervills, April Z, Joseph Aaso'
year,. -
In Bangor, April i3sh. Flora A.. vie OIL Cna1'e'
T. L:na slc All i4ih. NAY J.. wife Of Dsaisl
n S.r.os. Ap.d nh M: As :, sos y. - -
- rsars a1d y noatAs-
!, $40. April y, cassaia Hsssas y hassee'
- e ysess, nsatns-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

Work on the electric railroad down in the
gully below the State House progressed
we'll yesterday. Men and teams were en-
ployed in hauling dirt from the site to be
occupied by Colonel Staples new house
and we're dumping It on the west side Of the
street where it crosses the gully. 1t was
co atem plated at one time to put in . trestle
work across here but the idea has been
abandoned. and the company are widening
the street At the place where the cuivert
goes under the road. On this widened par,
tho road will Yun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

Mr. Cony brought to the city yesterday
morning for treatment . fellow named
Tolouse who was injured while working a
the Cony L White ice houses. The mar
vas Juggling at cake Of ice when his pich
clipped and falling backward he struck hi'
arm against the sharp point Of an ice pick
in the hands Of an awkward workman be
hind him. Quite . cash was cut in Tol-
ouses wrist, the blood flowing freely. He
will not be laid up long. however.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25
Marrl1eo.

CUMBERLAND.
In Yarmouth, April Is. Edgar A: Small OF
Cornish and Miss Georgisna N. Hill OF Yarmouth
kENSEBEc.
In Randolph. April IL, Frsemsn Littleheld OF
Gardiner and Miss George Moore OF Randolph.
LINCOLN.
In Bremen. April IL, RAYMOND v. Stewart and
Miss Nsttie +. kimball
OXFORD.
In swe' zen. April IL, sidney $. Gray and Mise
Lydia Jordan.
PEyOBsCOr-
In Lincoln. April iith, Mr. Ichabod swimboru
and Miss lydia Delano. both of Lincoln.
PIsCATAoUis.
In Mile. April 10th. Mr.. Joseph 8 Hamlin ana
Ms. sarah +. Il, adee both of Milo.
SAGADAHoc.
In Georgetown. April 10. Joseph 7: Adtps OF
Weston. Mass, and Miss Efiie l.. Williams o'
Georgetown, Me.
WASHINGTON
In Danforth, April 18th, Mr.. VIM. 5. NsAI o.
Dsnfnrth and Miss Eilra L. Burton OF Toner
station.
YORK.
In Ksprebunk, April "A, Robert y bii AND nis'
blanche W sshburn, both of kenneounk-
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Born.
X ypX.

In Rockville. April IL. to Mr.. and Mrs.. W A.
In R,eIi.pd. April u, to Mr.. and Mrs W. a.
IN 0~,'. Head. south rhomaston. April IL, 10
Cant. and Mrs. james W. ward, soe-@nAe'
Arlington.
YORK.
In Sanford. April IS. to NJ. and III
in sanford. April IS. to Ar. and Mr. George
Clark, = 500. sw A,ect Dart
In sa.tord. April Is. to Mr.. and Ars. Anars"
Austip . daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25
Cushpoc Gun Club.

The club shoot this afternoon will be
non ) ?. N. until sunset thus giving oil an
opportunity to get little practice for the
sssias masches Of May I'd and Arbor Day.
LAY 9th. Col. FArrins ton, president Of the
CAB, viii not be present at the opening Of
y shoot to-day IS he 10 at Sebaso Lake but
slpscts to return b, the afternoon train and
sAo0t later Ia the dsy,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

Nm. Willie p. Bailey Of vassalboro,
m In the city yesterday.
Lendsll Titcomb, Esq.. left on the pull
~ lest nigh, for New York.
Af. A. W. Brooks was . passenger yes
sfday On the kenuebec for Boston.
C. 3. Dunlap, representing the Mutual
ssneds Life ms. CO.. was in the city yes
srasy.
K c. Hale, formerly chief clerk Of the
Mlyay mail service. was in the city from
Ssssaryport yesterday.
sass Treasurer Beal and family left for
as'f home in Norway yesterday morning
ssefe Gen. Bears family will spend the
ssnmer.
II. jacob Edwards Of the Edwards
AAasiacsafins Co. vas on here from Bos-
- yesterday, accompanied BY his con Mr..
assen J. Edwards.
An. Briggs, ESQ.,. Of Boston. has been
" city on business before the Superior
Ne1 N. Rrisss 10 one Of Colby's earliest
ssasases, be being in the class Of 80. He
Eacoced Law in Bangor till 1865 when be
asvsd 70 Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

OF health and strength renewed and OF ease
and comfort follows the use Of Syrup Of
Figs, a. it acts in harmony with nature to
edectualiy cleanse the system when c,sitive
or bilious. For sale in Soc and el.OO
bottles by all leading druggists.
apr1d6vlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

~ NJ case Of diphsaesis mentioned in
= sosaaal yesterday mernins 10 very mild.
psseat q present doing nicely. No
- sasss appeared yesterday. OF the
- esAaf diphtherstie patsafs. one has
Rs's sessvsred and retafnsd hens. the
III - to her hose today Of to-
ss. md The third 10 rapidly recovering.
n ~ house will not Be built until IL ID
~ there 10 need Of it. II the out
= ceainues one will b erected, prob
s0ove The park, and the proposed d.
ses NJ soxs0 feet. Two stories IN
- tn plans ars being perfected q
Nh nay begin q once II need Of i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

At the annual parish meeting Of the Fret
Baptist Society, Bangor, Hon. Moses Gid
dings was chosen moderator, and James
Woodbury. clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

AK Geo. r. Thompson of Hsllowell,
for English Alternative, 1870 doses u 90.
mar7atfnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25
We Keep Everything,

70 N00P Iv0IyusItI0s
And try to please every body AID gen.
crafty get there. We have QUAKER
kAN6t 5 for The kite hen that make cock.
irg = ~ and take less fuel. A splensid
lin. Of Dining Room geeds In ) de.
boards, Chairs and Extensiou Tables.
THE EASY WAY WE OFFER.
EV"yu,s i not prepared 10 'psld S50or $lOO
IN cas-, 50 We say pay Us on.-fourth Of The
mo u Of your bill and L. The rs stand il
equal onthlJ payments. We will lrral ? he
terms 10 suit you. II is a way that hundr ds Of
peoDl have start 4 homes with. il is 1 way that
ncolrages a laying BY Of a certain sum T ~
v ek that would pr badly be spent ii Somelon-
$ lSlc | way. How many quarters We waste and
look B OK a teriy ar and SY, "l wish dhad
more sense" We get undreds Of | tiers thank
ing Us and blessing Us for The OpDo tullty 10
gatherlOg | er = real Home, SWee Home Come
and see Us or writ, All letters alSv.r,d b.
+ tu;nmall. No tTonbli 70 rs.
W. keep 4 special once for nothing
else but answering letters and giving
Information.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25
STATE HOUSE TOPICS.


Ths Governor and Conncil held . short
ssssoa ., four O'Clock Thursday. though
nsst Of the members were present through
n day attending to rontine work. The
aeninsiions made . week ago, including
- Of Hon. 0. @. Hall a. Judge Of the
uspshss Court Of Kennebec county, were
sllconarmed. Judge whisehouse appeared
before the Council AMI took the oath Of Of
IN - Justice Of the Supreme Judicial
Cssrs Of Maine. Hon. J. G. Richardson
II Dssh presented claim against the State
ifcs The City OF Bath for the support Of
u insane man. After some explanations
~ Mr.. Richardson the matter was tabled
VI rat meeting. Adjourned to Wednes'
~ Nay 18th ct four 2. N.
4 lne clay tennis court 10 being laid out
% he State grounds.
Hon. J. @. Richardson Of Bath vas at
" Capitol Thursday.
Nf. A. Little Of Portland vas at the
sAls House yesterday.
; Col. II. 5. Osgood Of Portland vas at the
Sass House on business Thursdsy.
Senator II. Y. Daggett of Milo was at the
Capitol yesterday and visited Togus in the
afternoon.
About 1900 applications for State
pension have been received by Pension
Agent Purinston and 800 have been placed.
The following certificate Of corporation
sss aled at the Secretary Of State's Office
yesterday; The York Marine Car Co.
fas purchasing and operating certain pat
~. Capital stock, 10000; paid in, $50
~ value Of share, 90. Edw. 8. Mar
hall. President; Wilson NJ. Walker,
Treasurer.
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Il Ell rs w a
Is the Easy Way to Get Home Com
WHAT We HAVE TO SELL.

WhAI VT have ~ Stll.
Pafluf Suits. $500
Chamber Sets, 1900
The best Plush Parlaf Suit ever offered for
SIS. SIX pieces, al eaafs. fine crushed
plush. Lsllellid Silk Plush Suit Tor $500.
Piflar Suits are not ilViye wanted.
Some people prefer the Old time sitting room,
50 We lVlIS keep the cosy Easy Chairs and
Rockers. he eamlnftabIe Lounge and The
Cane Seat Chairs.
b Chamber SeE, too. tastes differ. Many
prefer Painted Sets, others dislike them. 50
We keep al kinds from The painted At $l0 to
The finest Il Two Or three hundred dollars.
h carpets We have Brussels and Velvets.
fapestr1s and Woods. Unions and nemps,
from IS 70 $ls0 4 yard, and plenty ALWAYS
to select from.
Rugs At al prices. Baby carrilgE and
netigefahfs are Selsanihk goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

The browning feasure Of Festival Week
in Portland will be the appearance Of Gil.
more with his famous band and corps of
vocal artists. Many from Augusta and
other Kennebec towns have expressed . de-
termination to take advantage Of the half
fare rates 70 Portland for holders Of tickets
to the Gilmore Concert which will be given
at City Hall Friday and Saturday evenings
with mstnees in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25
WHEN YOU BUY

UUuueSv wv 0Sb
Yuu want to have tM invest styles %
select from.
You want The very best ysu an la
Tor your money.
You want % % about Tie business d
furnishing Is economically IS you can.
You want your goods dalvefed BY
careful men.
You want to meet seatemahy statesmen
who viii attend to your wants carefully.
al these wants Jeu can have filled At
our store.
We keep 10 Old stock. We buy ID large
quantities, pay cash and can annfd 70 marx
our goods low.
We do not believe ID pushing goods to
The annoyance o. customers, but believe
every one knows best what they want
themselves.
Our statesmen are most attentive. Our
terms are Is liberal Is you could wish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-25

The Battle Of Gettysburg may be .
somewhat worn theme but it never will fail
Of interest to the old and charm for the
young. The victory 81 Gettysburg meant
the saving Of the nation and the thrilling
scenes and heroic deeds there enacted can
never be forgotten. 1t 10 not too much to
suppose then that the entertainments to be
given in Meonixn Hall this and Saturday
evenings will be Of great interest and in
s,ruc.ion. Fine large paintings will illus
rAte the scenes that were witnessed on
that battlefield covering rs square miles
and descriptions will be given by Cannonier
J. +. Chase and Maj Williams who fought
on opposite sides during that terrible con-
nct. Reserved seat tickets at Pierce's
Book Store
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-..- -
sH e''"s' $3.50,
Nj. y..,or,. ,s... -. - Eel. 49,,
p.;..,
one q . -, u,~mh., ~ -. ri,d,.. c.
panv asA "a .. h,;.a. ~
s,ese =. ,,s,x ,,os. ..so,.,. !, 49,. -
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Psi.e ard NJ. cool ...,-n,,.. :. -.
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W 'A We"
There va large and sppTecissive and;-
epcs Ia visne.s IN. c.~..,,.so. ~ a..
linn.
c"sP.V ~ o'e"'"s Oh tns SEQ
ssnona' drama IN fur acts, entitled The
Bride Of the Weser The play va fuli ~
road AGENT. rod s,s md ,h,;r,;n .;,...,
80 "s '''1Aion''
:" 'A'"s con'fa" 70 the one given
wednesday evening. but nors the less cal. |
culated to please the crovd. tn. ho...
VA mach ,.,... .h., a..
pe'"os
e"'ns' ms evening me company will
play Hazel Kirks.
uov
$500 HIAr n"sso
JULIET
The Zefae TiIbury Company begin their
fou, n;,b.. .n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09

=, ,ryae ,or,..: b,rs Hannah McIoon hence T. Den.
,1 osIocd 3 s7 bsr sa Wagderns asT
trinidad 70 Nc~NorN. asphalt ~ 80 anu S.nn" IL Hale
Portland land to iIGelo, Ayre- iunbef 81 -, c.v
PROVISIONS not , S"r DSG, Ee,s OF p1
,st- Me-, qcted At ~ Io1''t Extra Prime.
s III ' iss ieht to I M bDi i"a 1t
y sas - P.s = Us as'' ns ack sa
bD>, 81 ooG hr.nr ,b u Wst sl1 -5Ssio 80. III;
SoG MTHrs6f OIstcn nai. c' & ~ ci cat,
ham, lax &c. sn9 20 r ~ b qqosS "a &c
10, L y average and 2 o4aSls," f.chIrd shoudels ga
.,'o"tc; $685. no. No. HiDDLEs- leather e%sei INV
dn aie-so oaS, sr 90 s.s DihsstD H0 gs;
1dc Ce.i. ana n i-t' lT.1li;DNiGe tct hsS
ra ooh today ana option, ,G as the Wcs tasn"
SonatS ct raw oOt SS' nons at S ana s" a
$50 ts c. Sale .G o. cc SOC ae nSmn, u y S@s
at 62ic; august cio,1o At az 69sc asGcd 90 Ls
80 - iSeI elo,a at G.5ie refined So"if!
at & s SG' al aroGad oday and pgs 'S" Sa c
further chang, tny nail. fanny! 1ial4c stlt, and
penn.y!Vsnia creamery, TUT do choice
a'cE fG W ,, 10 COOL sGIic common SGf IN
Da ,, %S' :, P3N iI' ta6, faac i2
Choice ioaIc Dary mGs cboc' lie good. saioc
fair Western BAR G choice. gsc Hs. s'@s
AN G~7e Wa1~ r@. &C. GJc Western Day and Factor
SIl 5,adc! s,s -H' factoy, uil , ss'aa
Hr ~ G c c,o G' to far 7a7.c lacory
9Sc .ns 4ec part skins, seese iar a' . geGG
10 pll"', 80, .r,ital- and Gull TRADE. SHt' snu
decline o fresh iigc CANADIAN l4sc western"
f,r.h iir: SoIthv cSt'fi l5.fc .d ,o,v firm The
'SiGAR-KAW-In good demand ana VERY ~ 100 ooo
sale, OF centrifugal yc,telds{ if1( 5G ccnural
t pa g. KitIHED Made farthGr aa\a"Cg OF
cube Gac Fowdered l3icc Gr'sIat' Standard X
~ NJ, :. =, GLc. White Extra " c. 5s"Oc fNu'
W 54c y. C." SIC: yellow. j'sc to,. c,oic.
>rr, sIxE i.nctanrod price and quiet cnolO'
voote,n in les GGot.d at sc do in hhdN' ''ic' oie"
"' III ON strongly maintained In price thq9Ph ""uh
continnce light Prime city quoted at +''c DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

80. Vel, s,turdav June 7.-BEEVEs-R"ccp 100
carloads OF 81. had % carloads AZ Esst Si6r
S,o't 20 Furor, carloads at IiOboh'h I" rsNV ''u
onit,oirs A., carloads GOthst. all Tor fA't"
go I'm the exception Of caloaG con-laH'u 20
tin: Halls and cars at Jrts'! ,lN I'' '"'I"' ~
az Tho .fafr of Aahama by Lehman 4 Bros. t-,-,o,r
ISrl,a.c cable aONIcc> quote the I""u"" anu ''''F
ha1s'tN i've cattle worth noting. Feeling Sfaus
re IIualn viii ct OIL TO-DAY o. ",i,iI"" I'm 90
~ b,,d nr Nelson MOrii-. Ihr MII'Ign, ".'' '-
Ho Al Receipts Including 34l az irsJo',Ii15' ~ H.
io4 neal and 1cal> sold at 5.c Toy prime quai$
Sales -Dilcnb1ak Dewey Qatt ar ~, - a.
YEAS 'ni[-- ii0 y al e.; 81 buttcrmik Go
~ 20 ne aSc. lf->--7---I4O n at 39c. .,,q
200 .i,rTP AND LAiBS-hccciptN - caIi" =, tori-r
'i.aro,d. at Jersey City and y carload, AZ 9u',
on. carload. consigned a'te'V' y num-
r' dnli and weak 4o1c 7cr = 'oF pGor tI s a.
,ra,ity GOOD lambs were rather hIu''' WIZ"
~ ,;56 - Der 100 n for poorest 10 b"' , csi Al
- T. harrington: ~ kcntgch$ Lamb 90 MT
L. nor =, 90 Territory sheep. So ~ az - 80
80 ln1uh. SO ~ - 20 per loo VI. e, - - At
Hsllenbcck Iols 20 Nci"9Sa' Snt,P led lamb,
- w, 10. 3a5 Kentucky do TO- r. at &C. i"' w.
DO Sd3 m AZ Culver 80 Kentucky Eve. il3 n at t;g
a IN" y! At 7c 80 do o. D. at 50 20 pr l9o ~
newton i Oilctt 60 k'ntucky Hntk- a' ~ Tao Ken.
- NJ 80 80 do 10 o. 81 VI 40 per w ~ T.g,t-
trcSv iaui, - y. at ST 80 lat YESTERDAY ''
oS' Z "TiiGcccR ASon- 81 ohio sheep - ~ a , SN
= Ij,cnfa Tw.- rs g. AZ BE-. 50 Virginia LAM
d d3 y ~ 20: l54 do 7oL >. at -. .s t,,..
" r. Sadler & Co. - Kentucky hN'N> anu
11QiT at 4c PfI b carload. Of head caroaa
C'i,y carloads AZ fOfh--t. anu D
~ i'ot,n' O;iv 6 head for >,lo and o." rag,
Feeling weak and nominal quotations "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June (spccalD.- The announcement by
cable that the Hungarian wheat crop wa impcrl'd
by mdew caused 80 much enthusiasm that wheat at
one time yesterday showed an advance oyc1 Friday
OF a full cent and al The close showed an ad"dn'c
of nearly AZ much. July opened at 81 81 cents.
sold between 81 = and ~ and closed at - y
June opened at so = cent and closed AZ ~ ! T..
August opened al 81 b. cents. sold between 81 .
aud 80 ! = and closed at -. september opened At
81 IS cents, sold between 81 and 81 >. and closed
~ 90 8 O. December opened AZ 81 - cents. touched
90 = and closed AT 80 Is. Year opened at 81 x
sold between 80 IS and 81 4. and closed ~
so IS Messages IRON Minneapolis said that al the
-four mills had during the day received increased nour
orders from abroad. In The pit the trading at
time particularly significant. Corn. after narrow
range. closed ~ tThng advance over Friday. July
opened at "a 3e cents. sold between - - and
- IL, and closed at % 10 Oat,, HE corn, kept
during the day within good range and closed AZ q
lrfing advance over Friday. July opened at y q
cents sold between ~ "a and -. and closed at
q "a. June opened at % - cents sold between
- "a and % g. and closed at -. August opened at
% "a cents. touched 26 Is, and closed at %
Provisions were dull and rather weak Lard. how
ever was freely Sold by Hutchinson. aud ~ the cGee
showed a decline from Fridar OF five cents. ON the
curb July wheat sold at 50 Is cents puts 81 Be-,
calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
LIVE STOCK MN;KrTs-nY TELEGRAPH.


mnalo June 7Cattc-E.'eiit., la,' = "o .,ro f'r
h,aI. tnta for week thus far. -. 500 y" d, ,o..
' ,c,er % 600. cou- cncd through. 300 h'an
90 when 70 Ncv-Yorh; 700 for ,alc nan. 81 ho.
Zoe h. al to;s for week thus far IS! s'o 10y Co ta
L., vs a. n 600. through 'un~lrhifl, ,..r,t-
TO- sale. market dull and unchanged no" - "a
last - hours. $3.50 head t"i@l 10" wee" ,,1.f ,rou-n
40 T.,d ali II which t" -" YORK i"o IT,. 50
-oV and nscr. ..l,o'cd r'.!rin W'ieh' 'i'
cftrtsd h.ayy ends - soas3 - good {" ,hosr h"
10 o. - "a ~ selected NOrt Weight - ~uGr', -
70. aud Ipht yorker ~ 7oe9@ =, Int pig. - %"
n q. iough- s3Gs3 10 -iaf- - ''.G to-, .. .,,,-
cat nhlic1f@ Iel' $500 .' 80 De-. -,
" .tasr. 81 s00si 20 stork'f~ and f"tar.- p 80
6sS s5 cow bulls and Ti>'6 - t.Gotc' E "g ma
kct duli weak mixed .nd light - 80 p., co.,
- 80, v,c9t native - sCcij % VT 20. ga
y, az Tcynns 80 25dsi -. a b. - ,..,,
- 81 ,mie Tunr 1.-Rcceipt- 100 head shipment
400: market -tcsdy good - fancy na'r -'crfS '1
good. 81 4O0Si % -i"ct'f- an, 20
a. So .,3 30 To,ru- and indian = "o no. ~.
ccp.-. 1000 head sq "a 'tl,g c,afo. - g.
80 05 Iicht far 20 bot ~ coo - - 80
10 choice clipped, fid+1