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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
Another Opponent for dim Corhet,.

Dennis Go0i-nouvh FGtier, assistant boxing in.
structor the New York Athletic Club is dcing hercu
loan work make Prof. Mike Donovans benefit at the
LenDx Lyceum on April . u success ia every partcu-
lar Denny has been considerably worried over n
proper IN al, PIT AGAINST Jim C0rbut lie has at
strnck upon the proper one. and is correspondngiy
happy The face the Californian will be Juhnn
lsushin a clever heavy weight. IN fact as Well as
naue lanshiin ha. essn up asa,nss ,neh men a, joe
the pride 81; Paramount: bii Ga6ix OF itssburs, Joe
iio land and Denny Kerhcr Of Philadelphia, and Jim
Brady OF Buffalo. In All these contests LAughiin has
acquitted himself creditabiy.
Butter mas made n number of portant additions to
IN long list ot candidates ar~ady secured for Prof,
ionprAhs benefit BIZ Dunn anu the Harlem q once
Cooler" VIII nav. n six round NO" On their iGerits
in Dali. tue sparring partner 81 JIM s"rbeti viii
don the glnsCs, then again. Jack smith " Haririn
eil meet saiiGr osn. Prof John u. ark aud the
nsnts; The k..tlsky Eassead' sns a;esrys stoiss
.: :: e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
EXPERTS AT HANDBALL
The Courts rriIed with Good Players, md
Some Lively Contests.

The admirers Of hrs;ciass handba playing enjoyed
rood DAYS sport pn club day OF the Brooklyn Hnndbn
Club The greatest interest probably centred In thu
game between sxAderman James Dunno and John
Grady against tho cyconic pair. John Delaney and
Patrick Quinn II may DO said to have been an cxhio
ton OF skill against strength In which the eSpononts
OF the former victorious 1t has always been con-
tended that anybody could play with cxAilcrman
Dunno hut In this ms ance he had helper who eays
him valuable assistance aud their team wors was mA
brilliant IL easy task to defeat two
men OF lie ancy and Qnnns cil,hre. but they were
com peilcd to rurcumb saturday to superior playing
Tho big and little champions rlil Casey and James
Dnnne Jr expected to do some hard work IN n bout
With John Malcolm and Dr. mt smith Unfortunate.
ly. the champs met cripple team Malcolm CON, ~,
plaininR OF n scratch OF his fingers whiir tfe
Doctor Thought no was not feeling Just right they
managed to show irst'rate exhihit!on IN thn nr,t
game but were not in 10 In the next two Michael
Moran turned the tables on John Ahtarn for SO side.
and Major Carnoly gave frank Devlin ahother poat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
RECoRDs or THE BOULERS
The Team ana Individual Work TO Date In
the Prominent Tournnments.

Nearly all Of tho competing teams in the
American Amateur Bowling Union final tour
nament have good chance to land at tho top OF
the list. At tho close OF the second weeks
games the Jersey City A. c. team stands alone
in first place. with five teams on equal terms
for second honors. The records follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
Lnnnon and Godfrey Matched.

Joe I.annon and George Godfrey will have oppor
tunity before long to have out old time difference
the question OF who the better They have
ceptcd offer of the Goney Island C. to meet under
Queensberry rules for purse OF $1,000 OF which the
loser will receive $780, The date is May IT, which Is tho
Brooklyn Handicap day and will probably he the open
INK event Of the COncy Island Club whiGh expects
great crowd to attend its inaugural meeting. IAnnOn
and Godfrey have already fought fifteen round draw
before the Cribh Club OF Boston. John Sullivan
the referee Of that bout and for once the big fellow
made mistake If majority Of the reports OF good
Judges who were present are correct.
II hard ight and good night. 1t pretty
even. but Iannon had u shade the better of It the
finish. In the eighth round Iahnon was away ahead.
but sullivan called 1t evennp for this that
afterward expressed to the Sew YORK party who
the 81" Go on kicking II You want to- but
know things were close taking II all tho way
through suppose had given 1t 10 LAnnon wouldn's
they all say that decided against Godfrey because
he q cUiured man ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
Robertson Hud E.ouxh and Omit.

About 200 local sporting enthusiasts gathered in a
barn at a we.known Long Island resort near Laurel
Hill yesterday afternoon 10 nnish fight between
Young" Robertson Of u.lF!en and Nike Newman
commonly .mwn a. Waiter Alse ~ Wtnnishnrgh
to, 80 lU.Sr vu.irCirl among Iur crowd. Tn.
weighed ~" pnrnis aut sLiutighf guNrs grfe used
kdiir Ayrry, "iy' isrl, N'happ, Moraa nest saim.
l;nh?nund mI:sJtr sns .pds.. koh,Its, wHs ook 81
upon tNs wtueI hst 10 ilYsinttkr of the
taor. he threw IA hfA giovta yud-clar-a dsw riht
tha lie would quu ~ pershasion conh induce him to
continue fntth Roberspns eAcGSe for quitting
That he "Ivlt liked"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
News OF tho BrooklYn Team.

Macon. March 27.-Burns has left tho team hi wing
started for Brooklyn on early train this morning,
Burnss wife Is very Ill., and he is consdcrab bly, worre
over her condition. This for thing, makes neces.
sary for Collins TO remain with the boys. So Hub Is
Obliged to for his Louisville trip President Byrne
teeEtnphed word to-day advising that the team
baltimore by April H. This advice will, III all keii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28

wait short time for further knowledge oil this
Middleton 4 Co.. 10 West Twenty eighth
street have opened book on tho metropolitan
Handicap, which will TO tho feature of the
Decoration Day programme of the New York
Jockey Club. In Tosca is fayorite Mt !Oto l.
with bermuda next in demand at 10 to l..
:. Tho following are tho latest quotations in the
MiIJInfpp 4 ~ hook.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28

CLUB TOURNAMENT.

Although there are any number Of ladies' bowling
clubs in this city and brooklyn is only
sions that the fairsex bOwlers compete in match
games The contestants in the late womens bowling
tournament rolled up some excellent records. The fol-
lowing record includes only those who rolled In every
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
shooting Fixture. OF the Week.

Monday-swecpstake and match shooting. at Dexter
PARK.
Tuesdny-The medical ard military members OF tho
Emerald Gun Club, ut Dexter Park.
Wednesday--The GlenIuore Rod and Gun Club outing.
at Dexter Park.
Thursdny-The first Getting Of the Dexter Park Trap
Shooting League. at Dexter Park
Friaay--The Crescent Gun Clubs monthly shoot. at
Dexter Park
Saturday-The New Utrecht Gun Clubs shoot. at
Woodiawn Park Gravssent; the Dexter Park shooting
Association. at Dexter Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
JROUBLE IN TIE W. 4. 4.
All Dates Cancelled and tho Association
Seems In Hsd Way,

Tho Williamsburgb Athletic Association. which At
one time promised to become one of the strongest
CARNATIONS in the country devoted to amateur athletic
SPORTS seems to have got into a bad fx AZ its last
meeting 1t was decided Ito withdraw and cancel all
dates granted BY the Amateur Athletic Union. not to
enter any athletes in opon competitions who could
come up to certain standard arranged by the ain
Samuel A. Walters, and 10 otherwise retrench IN
penditures by giving NO open amateur meetings this
season.
The organization Is composed of young men living in
its section of the city amt the trouble that
the grounds at Jackson street and kingsand avenue
which were thrown open last season. cost the W A.
over Sl1p and the result has been that with the A.
socatOns inability To get proper house accommoda.
tiOns. II has tailed 70 Keep up ltA memherrhir
Added to this. spirit or petty vindictiveneSs has
provoked sluab.es over he official oRyei and ushcs
with the usual result that the story of the house divided
against itself seems about to fail.
secretary John A. CREIGHTON was seen by rcporter
yesterday and said ~ am sorry TINT the troubles In
The Asucia ton have become pDir aud IL Is the pork
of one ina who has grievance To rght, he thinks
against member Of the Association It's useless to
try conceal the iart that bad plight and
that soma etnr must he made II the w A. i To
tiHur. committee Is working 10 revise the consti-
tvtiun and iHws. and they to report at meeting
at tuc rlib house on SkIIiiIAn avenue Tonight
From other u learned that the club had
been Eh Ia pay 1t, rent for the b1rt.ka structure
wAi" aCts as itS clph house on sEllman avenue for
March, AM! that lho obdurate landlord threatened
ri"cimenf proceedings I'M essithe money $40 duo WAS
raised ~ the meeting tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
Twin H. Called American League OF Ath.
lrttc Clubs.

Amedrx of delegates Of the various athletic riubs
called hy Frederick william Jansssn at the Fifth
Ayenge Hotel on saturday night The object was to
have an expression Of opinion upon the formation of
new league II athletic clghs, Among those present
were Dr trnt and J.. Mlii4An A. e. ;, ~ OF ihiladel
En.a; :, T. wikns, " \, g.; r. kiiioylr 9: 4. q
4. rier,Un. \. 49, y WodrnH and NlLthrup Burduck.
a. A, e, and i, N tUr, IL NaEut atd r. v. Ian ss.n
$. 40. The sudtlmrnt OF the m.yIing WAS tor the
organization ui tie l"hgnC The transact
ed was The passing Of the following motion:
THAT II Is ih seuse vi THIS meeting that organzs
tun h- formed Iho Iiurs laid down staten Isl.
and Athletic clubs rir uiar'
committee roh.s'ing OF i, Il. Van SrhEick, ". A.
G.; 7; Jnns,eu. \ J. 4 go Pearson 7. 4, a.; WoGd,
ruf, q, At. uni I, ], wilkins u A. G.. was appointed
to draft constitution aud by.aws The new assDclp-
non w;ll lie called the American League or Athletic
cubs.
The clubs shat nav. sicnfed their intention Of join
INK the pTupus ID uigani8aiOr staten Island A. g..
tr,'r"ui a. a., Manhattan q. Athletic tub Of TIM
Ell g., rana lelsc. ,tm :. g.. 'rgrllcnce \,
g.. Nu'!tr,lr A a, orange s. =. Mrnphs \ a.. EIIZs-
her, :, MnIrtani A., MritZ'n \; :, rorento \
e., iCruhin i.HCr".s" ''lun. NIT Colorado ,Irirgr,
'gi- tanI nn,e bes hear, from and think tasorably
arsi Montreal Detroit. o!yinpie. and Aihensam Aib.
favor Mr.. JansEeh scheme
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
VIII M.her Try to Knock Out F,...,mn.ou.s

Will Maher Try to Knock Out Fitzsimnonss
Judging from the public interest displayed In the
affair. Central Turn yerein Hail. in East Sxty.seventh
street. will he totally inadequate TO accommodate the
crowd anxious to Bob Fitzsimmons and Peter
Maher tonight. the occasion being tho latter's
benefit The Australian il down to meet Jack sihyn,
while Maher will probably try conclusions with
spiliings the heavy weight Buffalo nugst. Then FtA
and the freshman viii meet IN the wndp OF the night
I.anky Bob while tho latter will assuredly strive TO
once again show his superiority to Peter 1t should
prove great 60"
YoSEERs. March 27.-Iast night r. J. Ring OF Staten
Island aud John hrady OF Omaha. styling himself
champion or Nebraska. wrested match Mt the Fifth
Avenue Opera House Mount Vernon. for purse OF So
William Il. Harding referee. King won tho first
fall collar and elbow Brady the second ascatch
can. and Ring the third and match. Grace Roman The
decision or the referee almost caused u small riot by
Brndy'k phrtisLns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28

The Inter TINS team won their frst game in tho
frits Reuter-Lange. i24: Clinton. iii: Horn. III:
Eesse. 1852: Welrock. 100. Total. b6s.
sumter uns-Klee, 40; Merchant. 172; Kruskopf 1856
BullwinkIe, 1876: vshslAge. 1873. Total. $50.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
NORTH DICKINSON NOTES.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence,
HAYES TWP, May lit was
thought that corn was damaged by the
heavy rains but 1t has now begun to
grow nicely. There is still a consider
able acreage to plant.
Jacob Brown will soon build large
bank barn. Mr., Brown is farmer
who does no do things by halves.
+. A. Morse died and was buried last
week. His wife departed some years
ago. Five children are left to mourn
their fathers death.
The large wind mill tower on the
old GiIvan farm is being torn down.
The lumber will be used in rebuilding
barn which was blown down in the
great gale of last month.
The Dupkard love feast was largely
attended last Sunday. Rev. Heller, of
Navarro, and Rev. Mannon, Of Gypsum
City, were present to assist in the
meetings.
A. II. Neisley, OF Hope, visited
friends here over Sunday.
J. G. Bender was in the country last
Sunday to arrange for carrying persons
to the Dunkards' annual conference
held at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The lovers Of base ball met in tn,
Probasco pasture last Saturday to ar
range for games during the summer
The orchardists who spray their fruit
trees are much disappointed by thu
frequent rains washing off the poison
too soon. Hope they will persevere in
lighting the destructive codling mott
which destroys such large percentage
of the fine fruit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19

KANSAS CITY No, May lL-Thore were
very fair offerings Of hard wheat and more than
usual Of soft wheat on the sample tables this
morning Hard wheat sold fairly well at about
yesterdays prices but no one wanted soft wheat
and sales were exceedingly slow One receive T
with cars OF No and No 4 red wheat had
not received q bid up to noon. Mllers were en-
tirely Indifferent and no elevator mon cared W
handle soft wheat
Prices were quoted a. follows No, ehard
wheat 74173c, No hard wheat GA DOC, No
hard wheat az t61c, rejected hard wheat bkJolc,
No red wheat Tslt79c, No. red wheat 7td77c,
No 4 red wheat 6lH73c
Sales by sample an change, on the basis Of
the Mississippi river: No. hard wheat car
choice % ms 500, No. 3 hard wheat, car choice
81 lbs Toe ~ cars 75c; No. hard wheat, 5 cars
55H 10 50 lbs. 7lc, cars bIH 10 81 lbs 7jhc,
cars 5JH lbs nc, 4 cars 81 10 5Sh lbs 7ic, cars
bS lbs 70Hc, cars 81 10 IS lbs zoe rejected
hard wheat, Q ears 20 70 81 lbs Csc, cars 80 lbs
&C / car 65c, cars 70 lbs 6Oc.
Corn Was very strong. Some early sales Of
No mix 3D. loal, were made AZ Al cents, hui
before noon ~ cents was bid and refused
White corn sold early at axe and later could
not be bought for l5c On the call, white corr
for May delivery sold at 4k0i2c Mixed corr
! snid Al lgL6i.t7G MemnkiA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
Lutheran Conference.

Following is the program OF the
Northwestern conference Of the Kansas
synod OF the Evangelical Lutheran
church to be held in Banner City June
8, o and 10:
WEDNESDAY,. JUSss.
sermon-Rev. W. L. Seabrook, Abilene.
THURSDAY, JUSE9.
Devotional Meeting.
The Relation OF the Church to It's Members
Rev. A. Is. Kirt and, Sallna.
The Relations Of Members to the Church
Rev. j. d Umberger. New Cambria,
What Part Should tho Conference Take I'm
Home Mission work?-Rev. N. A. Kooglc,
Chapman.
Praise Service.
RevIvals-w. y. Kurtz, Mancho. ter.
woman's work-Papers by Women OF sa.
lima, Abilene, Chapman and New Gam.
brip.
sermon-Rev. J. +. sponssller. Minneapolis.
seImon-Rev. s. \. Routzahn, saliba.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
Devotional Meeting.
The Importance OF Observation-Disclosures +
Hills, BaAnel city
How to Interest Parents in the Catechlza.
tion OF Their Chlldren-Rov. S. Palmer,
Abilene.
Tho Proper Attitude OF the Church toward
Amusements-Rey. K. Il. killingor, Ell,
worth.
Prayer Meeting.
Tho Relation OF the sunday schools to the
Church-Mr. j. E, Brewer. Abilene.
The Relation OF tho Church TO the sunday
school-Ilsv. Jonas Erect, Hardy, Neb.
Conference Business. 90
sermon Il. h. Killinger, Ellsworth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
A Fine Carriage Display.

Our readers will find the advertise
ment OF Hodge Bros. interesting but
their handsome display of the famous
Columbus buggies, surreys, ETC., is
vastly more So. These vehicles have
no superior in the world and Hodge
Bros. are showing complete line Of
them. Their buggies are warranted
and range from s65 to $3.50 in price,
Hundreds Of Columbus buggies are in
use in Dickinson county and every one
gives satisfaction. Call and see the
new patterns just received.
There is no finer or more complete
hardware house In Kansas than
that of Hodge Bros. in Abilene
Everyone will find it profitable to visit
it before buying anything in their line
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.

G. A. and Adolph Leonard, Of Pearl,
were in the city,
W. l.. Atkinson, of Liberty, and
Jacob May, Hope, were in the city.
Attorney Goddard, one of Clay Cen
ter's leading lawyers, was in the city.
b. W. Rice and wife, formerly of this
city but now of Utah, are visiting here.
Prof. s. NJ. Cook and Prof Jamt 8
McMillen, of Chapman, were visitors
in town.
Joe Gillett, of woodbine, spent Sun
day In town. Joe finds it very attrac-
tive here.
Hon. ]. =. Holinger leaves tonight
for Kansas City to meet his only sister
who is on her way from Pennsylvania
to spend the summer with him.
Elder IL. Davidson, of the Evangeli-
cal Visitor, Jacob Engle and John
II, Engle and wife left for Canada to
attend the general conference. Of the
River Brethren church.
l. b. West, OF Halsey Valley, N. Y.
one Of the eastern capitalists with
large interests here, is in town looking
after his investments, He is accom-
panied by Norman West, his son.
Prof. II. NJ. Light, of Detroit, WI &
In the city. Mr.. Light has Oe' Z
granted an institute instructors certi'
Hcate by the State Board Of Education
recognition of his ability as teacher
W, II. Bishop, chairman of the Fifth
district republican central committee,
was down from Salina. Everything
looks well in the political field, say
Mr.. Bishop, aud the republican candi
date will win.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Paul & Jacobs are running the
planning mill on full time making butter
boxes for the creameries.
"A letter received from Tacoma,
Wash, says that Mrs. A. M. Gels, for
merly or this city, has recently been
married aud gone east to live.
The friends of Mr.. I. L. Dewey
are enjoying his address on Sidney
Lanier which has been issued for priv
atescirculation in a neat white and gold
volume by Kirkland, Of Salina. The
address is a literary gem which all viii
cherish.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
enc WEEKLY REFLECTOR. ABILENE KANSAS MAY 49, 1892
HAssINGER FREE.
The Jury Finds Him Not Guilty
New Gases.

NEW vases,
The case of State vs.. Hassinger has
at length resulted in the tacquittal Of
the defendant, the jury returning a
verdict of not guilty. He was accused
Of being the father Of an illegitimste
child and at former trial was
found guilty but appeal was taken and
now he is free.
To-day has been on trial the case Of
John Arnold vs.. Rock Island. The
plaintiff boarded the Rock Island train
at Enterprise wanting TO go to Herring
ton. He only offered the conductor
money enough to take him past Pearl
and he was put of the train and walked
TO Woodbine. FOR this act he wants
the modest sum of $4,000.
The docket as set is:
Friday-Susan Gillet, ct al VS., NJ. j.
Mcclellan, ct al; Phoenix Life Insur-
ance Co. VS.. IL. +. A. Staatz, ct al.
Saturday-Thomas Kirby VS.. John
Watts.
Monday-M. A. Wilbur vs.. }. II.
Swartz, ct al; Chas, p. Kellogg & Co.
VS.. L. L. Hazlett.
Tuesday W. Wright VS.. City
of Abilene; Henry Mangold vs.. VIM.
Miermiester.
Wednesday First National bank,
Herington va : = Smith and w. l..
Nixon; Jacob Boiler vs.. Abilene Ma
tional bank.
Thursday. ]. Reed and IIiggs vs.,
S. ]. Reed and Mary Reed; James s
Smith vs.. J. N. Burton; Symns Grocery
Co. vs., First National bank, IIerington
Friday-Alfred Wright, ct al, VS.. S
A. Geauque, ct al; ID. F. Kuns VS.
Abilene National bank.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
Listen to What We Saw:

We
Everybody
Trunks Collars lin
of
We ruthful
must give entire satisfaction will be refunded
Why will everybody with land
sin
dat
and5
than bought
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Doings of the People in Neighboring
Communities.
CToR Corrcspondonce.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
CHAPMAN, May IL. Miss Cora KEEL
Ter speut few days in town visiting
friends last week.
The Columbian entertainment FRI
day night win be good. A flag drill is
one Of the novelties.
Miss Minnie Callister spent Sunday
with friends in Carlton.
l.. l.. Cram, who was hurt few
days ago by falling from a car, is able
TO be at work.
There will soon be new harness
shop in town.
Fishing is quite successful occupa.
tion at present.
Mrs. Carter, Of Bonaccord, spent
Sunday in town with his son and
daughter.
Rev. Bodwell occupied the Congre.
gational pulpit sunday morning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
Save Your Ewes.

BY having them properly fitted with
glasses. Not by incompetent persons
who don't know the first principles OF
Iefraction and who ruin the sight by
selling you glasses that produce a
constant strain on the eye,
But call on Mrs. J. s. Dunn, grad
uate of the Chicago Ophthotmic college
and the only FIRST class opiician In
Kansas who will be at the Union
Pacific hotel Abilene, May 25, 25, %
and 28
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19

CHICAGO, May -Hogs-Recoipts 1900
oficial yesterday l6llO shipments yesterday
ket active; best grades steady Common lots
5dlOc lower. Sales ranged at Hs0lgL7O for
light; tL35 % 90 for rough packing H3Odi65
for mixed. ~ 10 1i7Ofo for heavy packing and ship
ping lots; pigs, ta6NJ4ib
Cattle-Receipts, 500, onlcial yesterday, 49,
100; shipments yesterday, 1884, Market steady.
Sheep Receipts, sou; Oniclal yesterday, l.
sos; shipments yesterday 2,2l5 Market steady.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19

KANSAS CITY, No May lL-ERgs- Light 70.
ocipts; scarce good demand, active, firm, l3o
Buttor Heavier receipts fair supply. quiet,
weak. Creamery Select, extra fancy, 2Oo;
fancy, Zoe; good 10 choice lSbl7ci common, IA
poor white, b6J7o. Grease &C. Dairy Fair
supply; fancy, l3Glic; choice, re, common, so
Zoe. Apples-lietter demands fairly active;
common, strong, tl.5O1i,75; good, t225g25O;
fancy, steady, % 2jg85O. extra stand o 500
$40 per bbL Strawborres-R Receipts very
heavy poor 10 good quality; many Ia bad con-
dtion' In demand active; fancy o. 5Jit2 49,
choice t.25Ua5o; common, a. per "a dts; poor,
JOcAtL2l
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19

May II. Opened liigh'st Lowest Closing
Chicago CLOSING Cash Prices.

CHICAGO, May IL wheat-No . spring,
size; No . red, s5c Corn-No 2 cash. biIO
b!c; No. yellow, TCt5lac; No new, iShc;
No yellow, new i6Ac Oats No 2 cash, Oc
Timothy Seed Cash, % TO u 30, September,
iin Mess Pork-Cash, new, t96S Lard
Cash, new, tGi5d6l7n. Short Ribs-Cash,
% 10 to SPY,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19

NEW YonK, May i7-lteccipts wheat, 3bs $50
bu shipments, 40 9i3 bu; receipts corn, M, 100
bui shipments 1871 bu Closing sales were:
Wheat-May, ssE July, sJAc September,
s9Ao; December 91c; May, 9J, 954c Corn
May, baac: June, 5l1c oats-May 3sc;
June, abJkc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19

LIVERPOOL, May Wheat Demand fair;
prices lGb2d lower No winter, o. MA; No,
spring, o. lOd. COrn-Demand fair, prices
AGlAd lower. Spot, n 6Ad May, N SID
June, " 3Ad, July, n 2hd
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
Saving Money.

Every order for carpet weaving re-
ceived before June LIST will be llled at
10 cents per yard. First class work
guaranteed. Have just put in good
machinery and will save you money.
six to ten cents per pound cash paid
for rags. j. Q. BURKHARDT,
Broadway, first house south of city hall.
25 3 mo
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19

ST Louis, May l7-Reooipm. wheat, 1900
bu, shipments, 1900 bu. corn receipts 81 90
hu shipments 5000 bu Closing prices were;
Wheat, cash s5hc; May, 1Hc July, 7p4ci
August 1880 COrn-Cash, 43Ao; May, lio;
July ilc Oats-Cash, s!o May 32he. July.
20ac.