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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
IL. Fitch lin -. Louie.

VI. ~EryiIIc returned from kansA'
city Tur-'iay morning.
H. got forget tin. IIerIhiirsn rail-!
in >4.Ins tomorrow evening.
J"ln HAY mes ha- an sd. in ihi- is
sue. Il will pay you {" read il.
Grand Republican rally tn-m"rr"~
evening. the iir-l nf the "ampRign.
Th. last Of the ,'-Ii'- "f hani con
reri- will L.. gwen I.m"rr"w even
inE.
J.H Gattrll returned SUNDAY FROM
w..,ks visit ai kiowA, his fOrm-r
hnm-.
WI Murphy. Is ,tor Of the United
Breihr-u church Al Trenton. wa
view rmg the the city Tuesday.
=. r. sharp. 1T gypsum City
while in SaIina Tuesday. paid hi
re-r-rie e. the I"rK~AI. Office.
\ -rriaI aau~s viii -. h,-ld at ih.
R-i N"n'- hall this evening. Tie
.'.'. ni tia. city viii hr present.
Mis- iur-ma lngraham, 81 they
enne Wells. wa- visiting friends IL
the ny the for,. part uG the week.
Quit" numlrr Of SsIins : ritigen.
are view ING the Sights 81 the inter.
state fair nj Kansas city this week
Hal Thompson Wa Monday morn
ing setting W the "igaTs in honor a.
his 2,ud birthday. Good luck, Hal
The ! VI. e. \. Wa prcscnt-''
this week with line Iisn" 10y ih'
ladies auxiliary 81 thA; association
The SAlina Mil and Elevator Com
pany are erecting 4 new smoke stack
They suspended operations this wcel
Ia consequence.
W. :. Baxter. of the H,ru'd. VA
visiting friends Snh parents at HI
worth this week lie wa- acc"mTa
ui-d 10y his wifi.
Chas Ri"h4ris"n. formerly a.
BrookviIl-. hs- linked hi- f"Tiuur-
with Salina. having moved his fam
i!y here Monday.
Mr.. &. : Bavis. an old resident a.
this place hut NOW uf Trrrr Hsui-
Iniisua, came iui" the s'ty lastcvrn-
ing &" Ni-d friends
Tue day and nights W,rc equal
issi Mnnisy. The equine, iial storm
usual At such times did not material
h., 20 any great extent.
7. Gable. Wm Turtun, u. II. Ia.
graham and others. Of BrcokvilI"
were 10 attendance To the funeral at
their old friend, L. q. Denton.
4 humber of SalinA people went
to Kansas city saturday night to
witness the game of ball between the
X Z. and Minneapolis clubs. u l.
said ten Thousand people looked 81
the game.
NJ. NH.,r,- .,A 1augNtsr Mia
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Mrs Very aud daughter, Misc
aiinmr. will visit in Kansas city for
. COUPLE weeks. They left for there
SUNDAY. Mise Nsudr EesSl-r has
Ohsraa oi the Telephone eEehangr
during their absence.
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saiina Makers

SAIISN. Ksns.. Sept. -. $50.
Corrected every Thursday morn
ing hy the Salina Mil ~ Elevator
company.
ErNI> YNEEII.
N HFE' -:
t.g"H .
eats 90
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DISSOLUTION yOTICE.

Tee eo-ParfnerSbip hertsfsFe existing -
tween 7. j. Nichols and VIM Hoary Eesl. 20
there ever VS. any existing. ~ Br1kviIle
ha. a-~<n Dissolved bS asiasl oouS-nt. Thr
Erin oses ~ des.z
4 J. NIgHoIs
MH. HoxENWELL
sTooE.ni~. sept :. IS.s IN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Chraaie kassi caiarrh positively
cured BY Dr.. Sage's Remedy. %
cents. by druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Watches aud ieWeIry repsired al
Whitehead's by the most sccog;-
plished HOTkmeE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

4 Young ruzn Ws- arranged yes
t"rday before" Judge bishop on =
rLarr- "f obtaining money under
Gsi-- rreteuses Testimony vas SUI
Iiri-nt fuI the Judge tn bind him
over iu court in the sum 81 $50.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

'UasS No. tlEi
Tire Pint NSttpi.zi Bank 81 Ssiius Eauss.
". " Bartlett. Re'cc~a ~. Bartlett, Tl-uta.
min Jenkins. Nargarsi q. Ienktns Atnsfl.
csn state Bank. State Bank Of Rronk Niil-
u. n. HsEsman and 1@is a williams.
Ry Vtrtur ~ an oTtsr of sale tssuei nuf Dl
the district courf. at th- Thirttefh Judicial
District Within snd fnt the gauuty nf saline
and state of kan>s.. IN the alsgys entitled
ca~-, aud Ia nae directed and delivered.
viii on
TUESDAY. the saih dsy Of Ihtaher.
4. n. l$si. n "'rls-rk q. M. ct sasd .Iap n,
the s-asl JtsJT 80 the rtuTt hou~- IN thu cts
- Saiina. Saline CBuniy. EaaSa~. offer "a
-si~ ~ puil.c seuiian. t1 the high-st sud
lest bislslsT fot cash in hand, tho h5iEsS tue
d---ril-d '. al estate. - vn
LIT nuutl--f,-l GIie ht.ndfrd ilg an EtEh
ifht dr-rt ~ the eiiN of >aiina. acrBritnE u
the trrof,hs-l Plat ihsTsOi Ia the r.vauty al
Saitns amt ~tst@ Of Kansas With ten
msntS. Embellishments ant sppnrtenan---
therrgHta isiouEinE. sid veal .--Iafe ..
taken A. the pfntscry II the abpNr nsmri
defendants. zts.i aptsssi-od ai nftern huaJT-si
slsilaTE 81 ~ and y 10 ~ odd - sattEft -ali
ut.tct t.i sale 80 part th-tsoi
Given und-r my hsnd this kffh day 81 s-p
~ SEsun Of saline county. ksnsAs-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

About ESQ bashels Of apples sre
received as Parsons daily. 1he crop
b the greatest ever raised In I.abette
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Gents Linen CcIlaF- : cents.
Gent-' Csiluinid CaIIzr- . FOR -.
Gents t'un- > pair irr --..
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Mrs. Mary T.. Hanford. who died
last week ia California Of cancsr in
he stomach. was buried last Friday
10 Selma. MR. lIsnford WAS for
mCr resident 81 SsITna sHi n sister
4 Mr.. Y. q. Martin. who for year,
resided "n farm nesr this city. Tut
- now resident mf. Missouri
The Peoples party assembled in
the city Saturday aud placed the fol-
lowing county ticket in the field
For representative. =. II. Dnlan of
Greeley: district clerk. +. -. O-t.n-
herg. Of ~molan, probate iudee, -.
{. Patir-, 81 Spring Greek: county
superintendent. \ &. IIillman.
col. 7. J. Long. liz" iScuturky tenn
persncN orator, will lecture at the
Presbyterian church this evening
fnl. Long comes To- this state under
the ausTir-~ Of the grand lodge Of
Good Trmrlsrs - Kansas. aud has
spent ten years In this lecture work
for the order in vsTinu= states. lie
- we'll TtcOmmrnd,d
RIII'-Ni-s MUl'ir Fleets. ruI"I.-,'.
n O'Clock SATURDAY evening, aged
~ years aud Il day. The deceased
leaves husband AMI child four
teen months old. The funeral Wss
held AZ the second Baptist Church,
al WhIrh -he Wa n member under
the supervision 81 the Eastern star.
" which she Wss also 4 member.
The Leans are gaining much nOin-
riciy A. base ball players. They
CROSSED tsts with the Firsmcn Tues
day. and real interesting game was
played. The players met At the
corner Of Icon aud ~aUia Re avenues
sud were escorted ia the grounds 10y
the Fourth Regiment hsnd The
game resulted IN a victory for thu
Leans. tie score being u To- II.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
LITOVICH & WOLSIEFFER.
GREAT CLEARING SALE.

Our entire stock of Dry Goods Clothing, Boots
and Shoes must be closed out to make room for
Fall stock of Goods We will make sweeping re-
auctions in our entire stock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

4 number of SSlinA people went
to Kansas city saturday night IT,
witness the game of bali between the
X Z. and Minneapolis clubs. u l.
said ten thousand people looked 81
the game.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

We carry the largest stock Of dre--
goods in this part Of the country snd
II you will call and see "a you will
find n great selection and low price,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
Childrens' Suits.
Ladies' Underwear.

LADIES VEST.
- -.ni- r"'iur-d To- cents.
- l.
~
~ ~ -iIk Underwear reduced To 81 ~
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Embroidery FIouncin">.
Scotch Zephyr Gimgham>.

Let lot former price - reduced {" D..
fine 50. ' "a.
d" " -. Do
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Fine Dress Goods.

Fifty pie"T- at Lawns ai : cents
l'.-r yard. This goods never uas
made for fhi- money.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

J.B UaitcIl returned SUNDAY from
= w.,-k visit nj I\iowA, his fOTm-r
hnm-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Ladies Wrap std Jarkrts 1t
great rrtiurtiun-.
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Blark Silk
Black Silk Flouncing>

Hilk rsTasnl- aud umbrellas nj =
great sscrsfic-. for just about one
half their real value.
Clothing.
SOFA suits tOI slInb
i>n I2p
u un gfsI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

". J. Murphy. rsstOr Of the United
Rrrihr-u church al Trenton. wa
View img the the city Tuesday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Grand Republican rally i"-m"rr"W
evening. the iiT-i nf the "ampRiRn.
T!... last OF the ,rIi'- If hani con
reri- will L., gwen I'.n"II"w even
inE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

=. Gable. VIM Turiun, u. II. Ia.
graham and others. Of Brookvill"
were 10 attendance to the funeral "i
their old friend, u. e. Denton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

J"'tn Hay mes ha- an Ed. in iii- is
sue. q will pay you {" read il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

=. r sharp. "i GyI-um City
while la Salina Tuesday. paid hi
respect {" the .IDTRNAI. office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

VI, ~ETyIllC returned from hauSA'
city Tur-,iay morning.
o., got forget the Republican rail-!
ir >4.Ina Tomorrow evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Chas Ri-h4ris"n, formerly a.
Brookvill-. hs- linked hi- f"riuur-
with Saliua. having moved HE fam
ily here Monday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

tue day and uiEhI> W'rc CqUsl
issi Monday. The eruiu"' ''al storm
usual At such times did not material
y. 20 anN great cNtent.
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Mr.. &. Dsvis. an old resident 81
this place hut NOW uf rrrrr Hsui-
In,iisua, came imin tho ,'ty lastcvrn-
iug g." Ni-t friends
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

The J. VI. &. \. Wa prCscnt-''
this week with a line Iisn" 10y ih'
ladies auxiliary 81 tina; association
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

The SaIiEa Mil and Elevator Com
pany are erecting 4 new smoke stack
They suspended operations this wcel
Ia consequence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

". :. Baxter. of the H,vu''i, VA
visiting friends Snh parents at HI
worth this week lie wa- acc"mra
med 10y his wifi.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Mis- iur-ua lngTaham. "f they
enne Wells. was visiting friends ia
the .Ity the for. part uG the week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

quit" 4 number of SSlins ritig"nN
are view ing the -ights 81 the inter
state fair nj Kansas city this week
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

\ serial .iau's viii ''- h'-lh at ,h"
R-i Men, hall this evening. The
.i.'. ni Tia. city will hr present.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-29
DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN SECTIONS

BOsToN, MASS Public agitation meetings at q. A. R. Hall, 6l6 Washington street every Sun day evening at 7.B o'clock Free to all. Bus siness meetings, first Monday evenings in each month, at s Nassau st, Organizer, P. F. O'Nel 45 Everett street Charlestown. Rec. Secretary, k, F. Miller. Adams street, Cambridge
 BBooKLYN-American Section No. meets every Tuesday evening at the Labor Lyceum. Organizer, John lIaubriCh, 1l3 LOrmer st BROOKLYN-American section No. 2 W Dist, meets every week Organizer C, II Match ett, 1G smith st.
 CHICAGo-Business meeting every Sunday af- ternoon, ? o'clock, at Grelfs Hall, 5i Lake street. Public agitation meetings every Sunday at lungs Hall. 1O6 Randolph street. Organizer, Bernhard Berlyn, Gt26 Green st., Engiewood, Cook Co, III.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Scandinavian Section, Agitation Meetings, every second and fourth Mon. days in each month. Business Meetings, every first and third Monday. Organizer, r. Pedersen, P o. Box l0Si. NEW YoRK.-American section: Agitation meet ings every Monday evening at 9 East Fourth street. Organizer, August Delabar, go East Fourth street.
 NEW HAVEN, CoNN-Meetings at the New Hall, second house from corner State and Cha pei sts Entrance from State St. M. Ruther, S4 Broad st, Organizer.
 PHILADELPHIA, PA. Agitation meetings every Tuesday evening at Morning Star Hall, northeast corner of Ninth and CallOwhill streets Secretary, Jul. Necker, 41l Vine street. Organizer, W II. Bishop, 9l9 sar. tain street.
 PHILADELPHIA, PA-Flemish Section meets Frts Sunday in each month, at the Labor Lyceum, 44l x. 9th st, De Bruyn, 1915 Warnock st. PHILADELPHIA, PA.-French Branch meets every second Sunday at 93D d, m. at Aschbarher's Hall, corn Orana and somerset sts -lsidor Cnockaert, Secy, 4lS 4th st PROVIDENCE. k I-Meeting first Sunday of each month, ? o'clock ?. m, Slade's Building Room 9. Organizer, Franklin Burton,
 Sampson av.
 TACOMA, Wash.-Meetings every week at Jeffer. son House, 209 Jefferson avenue. Charles Drees. Organizer, 1909 street WALTHAM, Mass.-Pnblic meeting every week \. R. Varney, Organizer, 2O High st. Mrs Mary Cunning, Rec. Secy, 26 Liberty st. WEst SUPERIOR, Wisc.-Meetings every week organizer, P. o. Box 254 | YOsKERs. \. ' Y-MeCtiugs on first and third Tuesdays of each month, at !. m. 1T Kochs Hall, cor. Jain st. & So. Broadway Edmund Mueller, l24 Wayerly Place, Or ganizer. Library Agent Fred, Bennetts, B | Warburton Ave.
 l The Directory of seventy German AmerlcaI Sections will be found in DER SOCIALIST.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-29

with emblems betittng the occasion. On either side of the platform were ex. hrhited huSts of the two leading spirits or the exciting times which culmlnated ln the tragedy of the Haymarket-- August Sples and Albert Parsons. II. ( Welsman, president of the occasion, opened the meeting with d few we'll chosen remarks, outlining the purpose Of the gathering, after which the Social lst MpnnerchOr rendered some inspirit- ing vocal music. The President then introduced the English speaker of the evening, Mir, w. C. Owen. editor uf the UuEiY NdtlOHdiiI, who held his audi. cnce in closest attention while he de- lIvtred what was really an admirable expose of the thought and time that cost the victims of capitalism and the courts their lives.
 Following Mr. Owen came the Ger man speaker, Mir. Albert Curtin, editor of the Arbejtcr /eitlmg, Mir. Curtin, with his usual felicity of phrase and in comparable wit, followed closely the imm, dlate history of the men whom the evening commemorated and the he rolc part they played in the eight-hour movement of 1886. He spoke for at least an hour, elicitlng great applause as he mercllessly scored the capitalist method of production and the crimes incident to its operation.
 "A collection of over $50 was taken up for the widows and children of the deceased, and the audience was dis missed with a firm resolve and re newed pledge to keep forever green the memory of the martyred dead.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-29

The cost of the recent election in this city runs close upon million dollars, and it is probably the least costly of the kind in many years. By their sworn statements, the candidates paid $l40,- 739; the police expenses, including cost of ballots, $42, 1000; 6,000 voting booths, S39 ,00O; inspectors of election (3,7SS), Sl36 36S; advertising, $60, ,OO0; rent of polling places, Si3 $50; stoves, lamps and chairs, $2S,4l0; were altogether, $432 AT The Federal expenses were $90, l65. Add to this aggregate of $663,- 22l the $50, ,000 expended by the P. M, L., and sums expended by party organi- cations and not contributed by candi- dates, and the round million may be approximated. Tammany Hall received $62 ,5O0 from the candidates, and as usual the judicial candidates were as sessed more highly than others. This is a very bad practice, and one that should be forbidden by law" observes one of our capitalistic contemporaries. Forfeiture of office should be the pen alty imposed upon judicial candidates who paid an assessment or contributed to party machine funds, and upon those who levied or received such funds suit able punishment should be inflicted, Ten thousand dollars has been often assessed on judiciary candidates in this city, and it is said that more than once the amount has been $25 ,000." The practice shows simply the extent to which, under our system, justice is bought; and 1t will continue to be bought as long as the system endures.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-29

DETRorr-E Steyer, l5l Grandy avenue, ERIE PA-ROh liein 1877 Sassafrass st. EVANSVILLE, lNp.-Chr, Sohaad 1913 Fulton av. HARrFonp- Fred. Grunlnger, l0l Asylum st. HoLhoRE, MAss.-H BaCkofen, 32S Park st. LONDON, ENGLANp-ll. W Lee, lsl queen Vic toria street, Blacktriar's Bridge, k C. LYNN, MAss-Fred K. Oelcher, 10 Jewett st MlNNEAroLIs MlNN.--rheo. Iost, 3u35 Fort ave. NEWARK (, Scheer, lOb Springfield ave. NEW YORK Cry
 Il Adler, 8aQ C and st, and Essex Market
 W. Baetkc, G}6 E 10th st
 A. Fake, 23l E. l0lst st.
 l.. Friedman, G2 Canal st
 \ GUldsChmidt, 5M k 5th st
 duhn llrnriChs no Avenue A. near ith st.
 F. lleniCkp. 32l E ll,th st
 A. Frank, M Broadway
 international News Co.,, S}--s1 Duane st.
 lloehne 3>5 E. lth st.
 d, LauN, l03I list ave
 JuNus liehry 33 W. 8atl st
 II. Methe, 419 F. G}rd st.
 II Mundt, l0i 2ud st. II floor
 II, OrhanSky, N E. Houston st
 Fr Prlcht, BIO W. 4lst st.
 H. Sebastian, ll3S st ave-
 E, Sohr, 222 99th st, 3rd floor
 W, Springer, 3Gd E. 10th st
 W Schl"gcl 1907 Avenue A
 \, WeImann, liO Norfolk st
 Wcnoehl, 1Si Orchard st NEW HAVEN, CoNN,-Emil Gors, 20 Center st. ., Room II NEW ORLEANs-C Boensch, F 0 Box sos; 4G , LeSseps st, pouanKEErsIE N, Y.-H. Szimmath, l53 N Ham iltOn street PRovIpENCE-John Brand, S6 Snow street ROCHESTER Il, Waldorf SIS North ay. SACRAMENTO, Cal. .--,I. PlOner, 9th and l. sts SAN FEANClsCo-J. C, Blass G3s l,2 Natoma St ST, PAUL, MIN C. Gaofka, S4 Dakota ave. SYRACUSE. N. Y.-Otto Koelling, 917 Highland st. TACOMA, Wash,--Chs DreeS, gA Est T0LEno,-Claus Sass, 2il Wasaon st, TROY, N, l.-H. Nitalius, @il1 Srd avenue, West Troy. WILMINGTON, DEL.-Frit2 Riser, 1G I.amotte st. loHkERs, N Y.-M. Hafemann, 26 Washinl. ton st
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-29
The COmmemoration in San Fran
 cisco.

We find in the Union Pacific the fol- lowing account of the memmorial meet ing held in San Francisco on the 1lth of November:
 The commemoratiOn of the third an niversary of the execution of the Chi cago Anarchists was observed last Tues day evening at Music Hall. under the auspices of the Socialist Labor Party. The audience was large; larger than that of any preceding year since the execution.
 "The hall was tastefully decorated
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-29
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE WORK
 MEMS ADVOCATE.

ALBANY-R Ntschke G2 <. Pearl st. BALTIMoRE-C. Doering, III \. Castle st. BosToE-H W. Brown, 22s Harrison ave. BRooKLYS-Alb. Griesbeck, ll5 Johnson ave. BUFFALO. N. w. Muser. 560 Grant st.
 Geo. Burkhardt, 209 sherman st CHIcAGo-B. Berlyn. 42u State st. CLEVELAND Q. Jansen. Eyi L0rian st.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-29

for the purpose of perfecting English speaking orators, the expense of said school to be borne hy e County Committee,
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-29
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS.

lit shall be the duty of the Sections by means of agitation to organize during the year in their respective Wards or Districts as many branches as possible and to create captains for each of the election districts, who shall assist the or. ganizer of the Sections.
 2-It is recommended to the American Sections to organize an agitation school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arendt SIMON. to Fhebe Martin and another Bed
i;yi poinc aud others. to Charles i Holman and
another !. Greenwich of Frankir''t, year : mort
Nurag9 lee ) Henrietta Swaru and Others Other eX'
e'ut: N' 5s and ar to the Nc1Ycr Eife Insur
ancc and Trutt COMPANY. 93d'sS' OF loth-a'e
brennan FTholaa, and wife, to William sciu No 80
6onc the Mn9eactr Trs I%iagans ot G MS1
rSoAs Ma and 4gs9aad to d the G;c SoC
Gn1e, lheeSia to BERNARD Mu 6Ga st. Ann s.
ave. Of wqce-t@taye yCar' - w., gVo Pow Michael J
Phcar n IO5th.-t Of 2d.aNe,, year, $1,000 o..
same to the Irch OF st Cecilia same property year
NagE to E 7.i 3. Co., !en"o LeN"s
Sc cG l2d p Na@a 3 3 years S T.. so Co., " ~
bii'on' JON, aud yiif. to clara Hops eNtriN
Iinsf John { aud VIZ to Mount Norrl, Coop Bldg
and oan Assn. Cotiagc--t, adjoining Ia: -o'' map
iilcfIns iiro 70 Cra, : ward trus, &c, i3sth-st
liam Nnni ct al to Patrc, Cassidy and another
ll5th..t. shave year. 900 oo, =, shave.
ii"ils larry and wife to Jane. Roo,eyclt oG al
funnel FredcfcT p aud vie, to VIM knapp 5
@shn-oH %a% and Jc@@ }oG Io, %ITei os &c Emile
Iiuqhc. Brian g. to the rt.uline Convent o''
" iI,m naS"c JAZZ to 'Sna codangton 57th't'
Knapp Ioscph r. Joseph F. Knapo Bar sn Zoo
Katutl tibcrt ana VIE. 20 A;reG Ncson au v"ar-
$1,000 .,.n and
anchor s.tr.st Of ,yrpne l. 3 years. Sl5CO
kr,cn,er sarah . and husband. the orrenwlch saw
inc, i1uk II - nh - - % ath.aVr. years. TlOoOo
L,tdner Neu,s C. to the Crsuline Convent - Iagle'
ave- d, oil io, - and other pr perty. l,aIs. 5000
Mc,rtn f.i, # IcLn Lewis and another, trustees,
, :, ,9d'f ~ ~ Sitavc 3 wear. - GOO.
Wv and p,Ni. To- \ Hardy. lot
-, ,,n,, "a, lairn,ount ycars 20 600.
M,,r. AncrlG T. and vitr. To- angelo l. Nyer' ana
I I,c,, ,li:Hogn' w.
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sam. % Joseph Waa D, 3ith--t 81 L"Nm4'"l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE XARhETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


Wheat finn for brief period yesterday. but
Liquidation was resumed aud the net result WAS a
light decline in v..uc> The speculation was narrow
aud only 100 600 bushels changed hands. Nay
opened at ~ % =" - % ZIG, rose to 81 g. 's and
fell 10 ~ o. 7-lG0&1 Of 5-5 The net loss was %
cent. wailc the othoN month, lfa3o cent low or,
except for DccemhcT. which gI.ncd Ii cent. There
va, decrease u 37G,GoO bushels on passage 10
Europe. which helped the early rise. The subsequent
depression grew Unt al the weakness H. silver the
full NoHhWy tern receipt, and rumor> Of business
tiUrhc- ~ Chiragp. Cash wheat Was qdict bat
arm. without any export demand here.
Corn lrn al thr start on the decrease OF
10000 bushels IL ~" amo3n on passage. bui later
oppression ciuscd hv weaker cable and free arfiv
al. Tie options "ud.si down .0.-- cent Cash corn
va dull and cent lower. Exporter, took '2.roo
bushels.
CAT. wcro Influenced by the weakness in the other
cereal. aud ended ~ = cent all around.
There were ~n', al l.GDO trrcc- Of lard on the
poi aud to arrive. but the market va, weak and
option, closed 20G point low"r.
The final prices wcr" - follows:
WHEAT December. i % 81: January, - % "a {:
February, clOi -; March. - % JS' May.
com December COO; Jurny 5s PC; May,
- &c.
cat, January. l. Sc May. 40 Sc.
Lard IauGar. - o.: February. - l6. March,
20 -. MAY. - ID
'dc receipt, ~ ar.,in and -four reported Yesterday
At NcW orb. pluaici Jhia Baltimore and Boston were
Wheat. IOrOl- bushels. corn. 80: 40 bushels pd u.
- 1896 pIc'arc~. 81 ChIrIc". MlwaulIc" aud -.
LON, th" arrivals were: Wheat. IlJh5! hu-irl,
corn. 21I.:Il hU-lr-. ohs. 5i"1|l bushels; total
grain. 7If.ol1 bushels. rour. ::@.i,3 barrels.