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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

'o'''N' AA"NNt ~
two months osting up on everything new in Millinery
and >rehas'nG our stock of LADiEs and MISSES
We will have the PENIN EASTER MONDAY,
APRIL TIL, and we know Of no more pleasant way
Tor the ladies to enjoy the day than looking through
our stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
RUCi1INGS, TIES, EMBROIDERIES, EDGlNGS,
LACES, VEILINGS, NANDYkE LACES, HI.
CAPS, the new things in
Little EIowcry Toqucs and Isonncts.
WHITE EMBROIDERY SUITS are more worn
tan ever. Also the new things in Iemmed Stitched
WhlIE GOODS; Prettiest Line of allover EN-
BRIO EDGINGS ever shown here.
PARASOLS M FANS.
The first time a stock of Parasols and Fans has ever
been carried in IIillsboro. Can please any of YOU.
Ever ything new vi this line.
MISS ADLII1 SMITH
is still in charge Of this Room and wants TO see every
lady IN this section this season.
DRESS
This stock is larger and more complete than hereto
tore. All new things in SE~RGES-plain and striped.
Full line of MoHAIR BRILIANTINEs, SILK
WARP HENRIETTAS.
Full line Of NUNS YELLING, &c.
GOODS--One of the most complete lines
in the State. We pay especia! attention to BLACK
DRESS GOODS.
CUMMINGS full liue Of Novelties in DRESS
line Of best brands at s cents.
E DRESS GOODs-A complete 10, from G
to 20 cents.
GE1NTLI1n111>: GENTLEMEN::
We have for you as low as can be bought in the
RIcADN-NADEc CLOTIIINt1.
Acompletc line of Suits from ST % to $4,000. If you
go TO Raleigh or Danvile tor a sui, it will be cn'y for
the name and to pay a fancy clothing store price. We
have same goods at - per cent. less than clothing
stores.
gents, BOYS AND CHILDRENS ITS
An ,ha, IS new ia DERBYs and SOFT HATS for
young, middIeascd and old gentlemen. All the new
novelties in STRAW GOODS, FAN
CY STRAW HATS, &c, &c.
SHOES! Shoes sHOEsl!!
There is not a house in tie State that can beat Us on
SHOES.
A 81 Brogan better dan Tie 81 = -ho. u *y.ar 40.
We have control at til, Aalnt ., ali th- calin9
brands of Shoes, tanI uaL i Otherwise. BAl
STATE MARCY BROS, ZEIGLEl.. JNO FAUST,
M~ONNAGIAN. \ Is co REEDS and other
leading makes.
GUANO-We are Agents for nearly all the leading
brands OF Guauo.
OBERS, BRITISH MIXTURE, PLOW, OWL,
FARMERS FRIEND, OH DOMINION,
DIAMOND BONE, STAR,
ANCHOR, &c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF all kinds
used in this section.
WAGONS, BUGGIES. ROAD CARTS, bc.
GROCERIES. BACON, dc.-An these goods IN
We carry the lar ges, stock Of goods in North CARO-
lima at retail. Il takes the STORES
IN THE COUNT AM FIVE LARGE WARE
HOUSES TO IOLD THEM.
Hill.boro won't grow but We are determined tina: j,
shall De one OF The best points il the State to buy goods.
COME AND SEE Us.
Yours truly,
WEBB, .JIs. * BRO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

Good cost nothing, Tut
they are worth re-y much.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

NaIuabIe Town LOtSfOI~
sale.

NJ ESSRS. JAS. \. CiiEEk. =. j..
WI LYNCH AND -. y. MEBANE
have been appointed 10y the Board Of
Town Commissioners to receive bids OF
-pme 10 81 mere huilIing lots III what
l. known It, the Town Commons. All
bids to i" reported 10 the Commissions
cr> before sale i confirmed. Either OF
the gentlemen named above viii give
such information Il may be desired
confirming the lots.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

O.. =. COOLEY & son,
IiItI>bcro. y I
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12
SPRING 1890.
LADIES. LADIES =.

Miss DUNN, one of our Baltimore Mlllincr's, has re
turned. She has been on the Northern Markets tor :
two months iosting up on everything new in Millinery
aud urctasing our stock of LADIES and MISSES
BONNETS, HATS aud HEAD YEAR generally.
We will have the y EASTER MONDAY,
APRIL It'll, and we know OF no more pleasant way
Tor the ladies to enjoy the day than looking through
our stock of
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MY OWN STORY. By Joaquin Miller. l-ho PP'
o53. Chicago: Belford Clarke co.

MY OWN STORY. BY Joaquin Miller. LIMO pp'
253. Chicago: Belford, Clarke co.
In the preface OF this volume the author declares
that IT is the story of his life among the lndlais' %
vet II is not the story not othe half OF 1t
hardly the one hundcdth part OF lt-lor c@'n ua'
Of those four years has OF Itself Voiuno, "
in another part Of the preface Mr. Mliier ~ ih'iH'"
that lie has pruned his account OF MS dn'e"'ui0'
OF the fiction with whch-for BRUSH consumption
manly-he seasoned an earlier narrative so'nc 20
AGO the reader NAV perhaps be pardoned II tic ahes
even this purified version with some grams Oh ano
ance Dvested of the rhetorical poeticai anu il! Pc
bohcal language with which the story Is co'i1o' anu "
duced TO everyday terms, IL would seem tiao "'o i
ran awav from school in Oregon when thirteen years
of age made his way into Northern california III .o
ncighborhood Of Mount shasta. spent some ui''o "'
a party of Shasta Indians who were hospi'aoe 10 'i'
n,ayed at mining mountain creek ecA1ho oio
nr,,ece OF an ex- gambler, whom he calls rrihoo
whose portrait is quite that OF Guy L'i"eso"1
vmng man-helped a German doctor VINO hao inuiuoiea
two men escape the pursuit Of the sheriff anu VIII"
mis- two white companions an lhdlah e"i h"4n'"'
Paauita and an Indian boy. went into the mountain
built there the Lost Cabin" found goid ana Oooh
ont considerable quantity, married Paquita after te
native ceremonial lived with the shasta lndlans
adopting their habits and CUSTOMS ana tNAi "Fho"
round and Joined a white expedition against tne M"
docs. and employed his Indian knowledge in hunting
bis late friends.
He has a good deal TO say about the beauty of the
Indian women of California, good deal which VIII
cause CalfoYnians who know what Indian women
really are like 70 smile His adventures are so
colored and poetized to appear through roS'-co
pred atmosphere almost far from reality as the
scenes of Chateaubrand's "Ataa." 1t must be al
mitted that Mr.. Miller has made a very pretty ana
picturesque story out of experiences which 10 any one
but poet would probably appear rather squalid aiah
fascinating His description is often good as for eN
ample that of winter in the mining camp the escape
On the mountain from the sheriff. the life al LosI
Cabin and the expedition against the Indians III
which under all the circumstances. and especlaiD
with his view OF the noble red men, he appears so
curously out of place The illustrations are as IDEAL
,stc as the text the picture of Paqua being aS uh-
like any California Indian girl ever known 10 "hie
humanity as it is possible TO conceive
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.Yok. TUESDAY, June g. BEEVES- Receipts so
carload. oi Bis head 30 carloads At Wcchawtrn 81 car.
o.d- HoLok"n and ,uoad- at Jersey ,tty All con.
"a raro,d- Tor cU ,iaurhterrrs' home 80 tradc
tiy ti,' d..-a Bee! ltty 10y 9at a, caeAe for
Iri,,ic caoc ndsicrr gecri'gd Tn, week quot re;
Am'can Stg,r, 'glins a. Liverpool and London at 9ra
.nlSen1 to:d1y 80 attic tho state Of Alabama and
$50 oh IL oal,dqn'an by Lehman Bro also 2.1sO
fn- Nv Of Of cc,ti rtaanc and Bot6Sa to sail 'S socr
Ti Rcespts Is head 80 sale, reported
G%fTLe ,sslp' 32G 9ssq ,t i2s 4. SSMst and
a i' GfrS 'G ir mixed o Hd %fTS & a. d 5GT
to JGd Bacinsha 10 Bat;cTniss rss oalvc,l al &C. 10
D.. ut So 80 mixed caye. i9 n. at ilc
a,a S do 10 a = caiSes , ii7 n. at at n .s =:
\iiaacnnrck s lioil, - Butcrnilk Calves ~ n ot
94c 81 do lSl II. at S@e; 10 do. i27 NJ s3 40 per
snsG :,aS aSD a. a1 }y Ind sss ssp4; l.
%Srss5 "S S5 aae I Win % ca ''%ii i fS &a94. ard
LAMB o ss;J ' SsS f.; oi
Gr,.-scd Mutton lower At ob@llc for ordinary to prime
quality aud Dressed Lambs ic OH from last Friday with
saI,,- newton & GnlcT; o2 Kentucky Sheep 90 N
9yeree a. se GSF nS5s 40 Is 49, los 81 n at ~ a d.
9m. SI ~ az a. ~ + at iaa " '' &c ''' Kentucky
j. i Sadler c.: & 2i2 81 Iksntgcky Lambs oi H. at
sherman i culver: 1888 Kentucky Lambs 81 n, at
81 collins Is9 Ohio sheep. 10 n at DC 27 CuiIs 90
II, ut 3D.. 800 -
7i.c.
j. $ Richardson & Co.; 20 Jersey Lambs. sac per
per n
sAe 40 do picked wsthers ilC r. at SSc also soIi
about ~ carloads Of virginia Lambs private ternlS
Al Jersey CITY 10 carload, At i0t-st and carloads m
Iobnkcn Two carload, for sale. Market quoted weak
4 sfatI 30.
Country Dressed lower at S~dStc for 100 To 2io n
a., 1,c Tor 100 n and 5J.dOlc Tor 80 In iO0 M
Sales-Newton ,Illeu: lo9 Ohio Hogs, I52 N av.
eTagc, at acc par n
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

THE oNLf hAiLioAp oiAtios THE CIrH
$50 A. M.- .n'tAGO hEoiIBULa. LIAITED-due
at Chicago 80 0. m. heAt day.
1920 a. n.-SOGTuM E.o Frs VESTIBULE LIMIT.
ED-due Cincinnati Z 90 indianapolis 10 80 a. IA.
1850 a. .' 'n.C%ll,TIT.RN DAY ExrREss-dally excep,
SUNDAYS. Train leavin. SATURDAY does not run
west OF Detroit or Cleveland
Due at Dctrclt at 4" a. M. Chicago 30 y. mex.
s.0o' p. M.-VAsr WESTERN .EArREss -da, cicaso
Soo GncnpaH ~ = PIi69i III 81 NGSi' cii@ 80 &
Pii.ss"For Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fali, AMI ts
1LiFF IKiNGSTONl ANp HuDsoN-is 30. ti0 50.
ro%ShkscpIie' 10 20 a. ~. - 80 80 = :55 90.
IIio:s liz 20 a. ai' d p i 3 sd o' 90 s5 ~. ~
TALO AND NIAGARA 'FALLS-9:5o. 1920 10 so
and m FOR o1Rb HbaSy 40 ca syracps Rochester s%, U.S.
re9sio% Bridge 80 r IPn99yDAcK 9y MOUNTAINS ,yn
$50, io3o, 1850 a H., $780, 9'0o 9l' p r,
AuBURNa lGg n'sGT GENEVA AID ,CASANDAIGrA-tlov so
BEikRRSiIIREE Hills, VIA HARLEM DIVISION
ITO 35 a. m, t3 20 p. m. c --,.- -. o.. !.
oT tIctts and srae in SleepIng car, apply "a at Grand
Is PAX TSca IS west Ia3th.st and issthst .sta
New Yo X: S33 Washing ST. 12O Fulton-st and SJ8
Wcstcott, Exlr'ss calls 20 and checks baggage from
DAILY except Sunday. Daily except saturday. Other
Above tain, except those leaving o. $50 m,
2 80 3 So 55, 6,2j y. m, and II nldnleht stop 81
JOHN NJ TOUCEY. GEORGE I. DANIELS
General Manager Genn Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
1--WE STOCK yARNET-BY TELEGRAPH

puralo ~ y June 3.-Cattle-Rcccipts lat y hours.
ono Rad total for thus tar 800 head Tor same
,me last week 1880 head consigned through 2QOo
nd head New York; 100 h al on SAFE nfrNnt
h rrices unsettled Sheep and Lambs-lccepts last
% hours 1900 head total or & We thus nr; TO- 800 nead
"r roS hs ad 800 head Sewlork. 400 head on sale
3WO .rices unsettled Ii00s-Reccipts last a
~ 900 head total for week thus faf - roo head
time last week - 100 head consigned through.
for sa'e he,S all 10 New,Yok j0 head sale trade
ooctiyc; prices lower; selected medium weights and se-
ns,eJ heavy eLds - 1Oati 10 good o. choice heavy
ns i0GSi Is selected York woigt,. ~ uodFi 10 mixed
&c. and light YorNcr>. 50 vOdbi; heht pigs 70 20"
10 40 ronghs. &3dr3 80.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
lte Cream
Railroaos.
CLNrRAL RAILROAD or NEW -JEEsLl,

NEN IKAL RAILROAD or NEN -JtkSEl, Z,
" FOOT Of m- 'h,ia ra5Si Of Hy MET - $50 'EA'
80 a@S m tor 'ugk Ekei"Se0a a,,on E,eh'% A's
Iarrlsburs Ia@aqSs I@a shagoN}; Sg"9nry b. L@"s%nIsS %
town. Tn-'Nin NnScn chaaf w;tac!6arT ana $ anton:
90 .. y. for emmst@ aston. T. hishcm. Alien Alica'
cong kI,ton. Deth,enca. Allentown M'uch tnunA aud
. 90 .n, e., lsgoSGq , I,,e Ii H9aissSqs
rn"oS Sham oSa. Saa6ry c%,6ar. w.a" port iasoas6
90 p. n. tor fcmngtoa. I'-ton. E,uehcm. Alien.
town Maach caunA leading; liqsr.,ba,, rou.uI. N,;
ChGnE 'k.sdne; itarii-bDfr. Wi.kc~aarr-. scranton.
"3 20 D. D. foE r!snnstOn. Lake nOpatrons. Eas'On.
IL t'sov'" 80 n. m nj Tor somcrIiie and Remington
Il for aatg% hchch"% M",9Tn 70 o N9unn a. M
For .a4 nd rds %%f @ s30G 5''Hy 5 ra'f &
I SUNDAY 80 do NOT % stop az OCEAN or
3 s IS 80 az az e"9 5 &c. o"4 55 555'Tp'T =
s"4S%'i F1f SS "a River and nancsnt 49, s5
a. F F5r A;anc TAI ci Vin,land and Bridscon 30 a M
~ Tol p f.rcchod 4ao. sl5. lll5 a M. 80 80.
- Sh S5 A%9y 20 49, 90 ,S sS So A. II 81 ssaaaTs
'' FOR nq}a stERX SRHrF H2oK %51sH ESrTE dEovn &C.
For Atlantic aSapa, Fia ''i asS S MSioF beach sabrsh
Monmouth beach, Long Branch &c. at 30 10 IS a. M.
3i6 90 p. m. sundays, . 80 a. m For Lakewood,
Tons River and Barncgat. I 80 a m. B - y. IN.
For Elberon, Ocean ,irQye Asbury Park Point Pleasant
Grow SS at anG AsGary rar At It 30 s%' @ N''' 0'"
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
Via Central X. ~ NewJerscy PHILADELPHIA and Read.
ing X r, and Baltimore and ohio Il r.. oo
For Philadelphia at 80. .f5. 90. II 80 M 30,
90 3 90 90, 3 90, & 90 80 D. m. II - night;
SUNDAYS. 900 IL 90 a. m. 90. 80 90, q 90
For For balti@orc Washington daily at 90, u 80 ex
ccpt Sunday a. m. 100 20, OO p. M II 10 night
Train. leaving a. 7:i5. II 80 M. 30 100, 300.
nectIon Tor Reading. Harrsbirg Pottsvile sc.
For Sunbur5, Icvl>burg and Wiliamsport. via Phill
drpia. at 10 a. M, II 80 Bullet Paiior Cal sc
p m II l5 midnight except saturday night, sunday'
p. m. ., oo,
Tickets and ParorC ar be procured at II POI
H5 Oii LAO 1923 Broadway. 737 Gth.ave, 26i West
io5h.st 1874 East l2oth-st, NewYork COurtst, SOC
Fulton st. rs Broadway Brooklyn.
New.York Tralsfor Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
roTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDINC MATERIAL-'ieneIaly unchmane@uo m @ % 1' r To
mon Brick are easy Line rance, nom ~ ~ ,s1
s =. ~ * PalrS az 5Oat3 Koscndalr 6cnen' D3' %
81 10 per bbl; American PoftanG 50 2o,s1 "a
fn-,I,nG a5q - So German PORTLAND Sz 5odF1 ~;
oth quoted at az 3jd$2 80 per 1OO) "o't' Af' -"
o5c cattle har loc. .,,t ,,,.
Cu1CORY-rnchanrcd in price. but scihng i iIc,I
we nnote Scehcs yellow Iaper. - a3,,c "rShuia,,u
sLc n : genuine Gr1nuiatcd. 32c Ia5I0r hFo'h'''
English ca-ks 6Lc ,, ,
coCoA-A steady market but no special movement
ro,,d Maracabo - 22l2c Cauca 80 iIa,l5'
IIVVGSi5c Trinidad. 1870: Bahai. l3e ana "uaS"q"H'
lS@e @ei6So3PciRAGE sTocK-Has been daIepIt to sSi 81
anae sHS pf"' 'Molasses Shocks ana Hcaes 81 ,55aTS
suSaT shocks ana Heads. 33nch. Fl 16fSl 81 30nch
n +5asi so Old Shook and New Hc4es 55.hSsh - 9Vg
81 * 3inch 81 40, Od shocks without !ieadS. - O'd
~ 10 Run Shocks and Head, t3 l5St3 % Rum PIP.
& 5GdtG Empty Hogshc.dS. - TO- Hoops II ieet f"J~
sS5 II ieet 6e %as dull market for Rio spot
win ,rce, somewhat nominal 40 fiat bean quoted lsc
and ,inacscribcd do 1Sisc. 10 sale rrl0Itd. MIA
erovtas had a moderate inquiry. Salrs 5Oo bags Mara
eao and 600 bags >aNanla RFlNatG |ii.S, 90 l,us
int;a o,,er fodaI and -lrcula'ion was less act &C.
foreign accounts served a. the cic DEPRESSING ~
0reure olt-ct tnrr, W. decline oi ~ ~ points
and this wa followed by further break OF I3@20 Ioin
long selling, closing barely steady
,tar co.ed az fre lower Rcccpt- at Rio and sVnio>
r and exchange declined 70 20c, which sdGed u
ne b"avin,ss. London lo,t 619i OnlIal quotations
s'i5 D. m.-Juns, 76- 80; July 7gs CD August .Gs 30
,,Iphsr 1Gs IA october. 15> NJ November. as "a
Iin ro,ort- regular nr>t 500 good second o3V-
tN,,. fr tnitd state 5000 bags RIO cl'aranccs FOR
,rn'. 600 bags. Total stock. - 600 bag santos
rreeccgyit. coo stock Sano, June I. 80 900 htFs
& V4 "tt shipment. santos 10 Europe during Ma
noo i,gs sh puru- Victoria fog In'd states during
NAV O0O bag Total sales hcrc today 3'''o BAGS a'
follows; .., - ..,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
NNNIl
o-l'a,-y

,.a! O-l'n,-v .... o"l" Tow .'4..n-..... -. .
g., ,.',i ..,-r. 90 g. is MOO .r - 1910
o,tsa- ver. r,- '.t,r ana WY f. fi.'r. 80 ~.
.'.. al.a..... t.i points. lnf .tf- t'f..+ r 1-i
vltl . ci.. 10 Ia- points "lu. -...ff '.n n..'i.'
,.sI.-aI arl r. August option -Ir .~-i F' bong
n.r.ng vu..l Ir.H'.f about d .i if.i". \ Ni-.'.-
c-O.p.I f..t IS f..f.. 4.l n'I.f n.Hr months '-' 4
r..t. I'D. Id. v.'. q -. ...t t.,.'.. eirl...r r.I-'i
< r,..t. ana Or'...- f.p'. .af~ rt-.. i a'''''
months v.s. rrt.''.i.. 900. hnr-"' l..'.i .it"f '''
s'lt. ,a-..r. .li r., alt.d ~ '" d'pt'-."n. 5000
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

100 n also late yesterday: 17o ONO Hogs, l3s N. at
81 2j. . e,,o ,,oos 100 ~, ot L. 40
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
nEN N SYLV N A
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER MAY II. $780,
leave stations ioot oI De'bro''e' and Cortana'
se YuC A. -YG FAST LINE for the West. Pullman
be,tIbule Sleeping and Paror Cars Arrives 6e.eaha
20 a. Columbus 80 a. m' Chicago ~ p ~; ~;
Ws@por 79a s ES@' LocH a," M and enoSo eAcsD, sunday
1ooo ,od I''MS Mk ,fIik 2E.wv17GRK AND CHICAGO LIN.
70. composed eAelusi'ey oi fui,Eaa i,E sSsoPhs sSots
ana o5-crl alton cars, pres,ntne nna4 al reports.
sn9eHl s dHa@ ss & b5SFI ba5eo s and os all 'Sa sl
c0yeqlence. q home Or on,e Heated by steam and
a6o p on'9aa' " 9 ana ScA0 S3S A3b
car Xew.York . St Louis. Chiciz2 and cineinna,i,
ennati II IS n. Chicago 800 p NJ and st. Louis
$50 TiIE %TERy EXrGEs&S & f25 al {R!9, Ro99f, a: e
Seui9s car to ,t.S1rs $, i6as Chica TO-
Cincgnat ana M"nphi, r9n' ',nt aiIfp y, ,5j pni51j
30 p m CAigae3 S9 b. m' Sa HcSt Gt. i s,1 ,Land l
arG G' raicdo G ' al ''o oscrls Satirday
500 p. M-P,cns Eypres, PgllT.n vSs,lbgie , I. Duas
phi. ya no Shenandoah Valley arrives Columbus rs
I m otond 4'S n1rSs SSs D. Gomez. S ~ o i do aiy I and
tor CORY E'le ,he Oh REGIONS. Cleveland and Column
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sorTa
div Except sun4,g. ioio D. m arfs W4,ranssoa
$,Q m asd ,lo"a Llft.l ,,oo >; T5,a m
9a H c2o $50 sqa 40 80 a. NJ r,, 2to tSi,,nS9: ssp;
oniy Too p 4" suniay o Is ard 80 a NJ 20 . %
ad 900 D. m2. ant lel5 n.s9s for p9lnt, pt,. o.. on
Dnlna car and Coache, through, 800 p N. daily.
FOE 200 p d. @'oasa id5oS hSeb or Bfo1ns
NILS. For Cape NAV. 90 3. m. week DAYS. So,
For Od Point Ant y FOLK, va NM-h oiH ih'u,Ll Lli4s
Nor'll1 Raufo1d % 2. m daily Nc.pt srnfai a1dd
3 on p. n. daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Lhs' @'lo
'' FOR PHILADELPHIA
LAprr,s Trains leave a, follows - ,.... ....s
90 49, p lp 80 % .lp tAcago ln4tel. VIVA
Dlullg Car and 10 10 Washington LGdtd ana u - -
a H.. l. -O | 90, = 10. 90. 81. 90 ~ . W
500 so 90; snd 800 p m ana 81 ~ 10 h.sh,. g6.
dsv. FXpres, 615. 80 900 10 Liniod oan11
10 a. . 90 on, 80. o. . 10 : 20 ana = W
and Is night ofdil,y i-l / ~.
Tha NeG.York transfer Comrsny VII call FOR and
rh.rs BAGGAGE from hotel. and res.i'nre-,
Tor tne.tllle- ~ local trains apply 10 any tekes
cr1c r. prom l.. WOOD.
Genarti Manager. Genera Pts.'r Alent.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

inc ungradcd mixed and white 3o!a421c steamer
1n 1nixed 40i. G4osc elevator. 41ha4l'.c anoat; No
hhsrd 30 . white 6c elevator; yellow, 42'4c deliy.
erd 40 June, toaa4o'sc closing at tV,c 30 ;py Jsy
4-dn lllGc, closing at 4lsc 90 AueGS.
8 IiS-Spot lots ruled barely steady owing to con.
ilnued large receipts In some ca's prlcs S snoT@a !
TO- i9ooo 90 % i9l bush options advanced 2asc symp
th4s ~G lac ~h1! 6 o96 o6 S 6h tuf bsR spt
including 80 mixed, 332c elevator; NO Whtei 332c
ea mixed 5s4sc sSN1o9 fsys,SF sss5s 49, de- de-
ivcred white 37c clcyator ungLadea nlAed WssG Se
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