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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-25
LATe NEWS ITEMS.

In the senate. on the l7tn, the principal
action taken was the passage " the PEN
sion Appropriation bill The conference
report on the Cincinnati Exposition bill
vas presented and agreed tO........I In the
House. the conference report on the Cin-
cinnati Exposition bill was agreed to, and
the body resumed consideration OF tho
Tariff bin in committee Of the whole.
A conuorIox was created in the Repub.
lfcan state convention ~ Nashville
Tenn, at the night session on the 18th, By
: dispute ending in blows between Clerk
| Baker and Delegate Garrett.
The four delegates Large and seven.
| teen Of the twenty district delegates from
| Tennessee to the National Republican
convention are for Blaine. Sherman's
name was not mentioned in the conven-
tion.
The General Assembly Of the Southern
Presbyterian Church, representing sixty.
nine Presbyteries covering the territory
from Maryland TO Mexico, met In Balti.
more on the 10th.
on the 18th. United States Senators
Jones and Stewart; Messrs. sharon and
Hamilton, Of Storey; williams. Of Orms-
BY, and Foley, Of Eureka, were chosen ~
the Republican State convention o. Ne
v00o - 0eie824ea W tA4c NotAvnoA ooA-' -.
tion AZ Chicago.
The United Labor (single- taxi conven-
ltiou az Cincinnati nominated Robert n.
Caudrey. Of Chicago. on the 18th, for
President OF the United States.
twas testified BY number Of reputa-
bic witnesses before the committee exam
lining the management Of the Govern
ment Printing -ofIlce, on the 18th, that Mr..
Benedict had given contracts for Furnish
inr paper 10 : Philadelphia firm whose
, bid was the highest and whose commercia
rating was the lowest Of al the bidders
, | and that for manilla paper contracted
| for At 8 $40 cents per pound he had PAID
, | them 3, and 10 cents.
. II was reported, on the nth, that Colone
Fred ID. Grant had offered and General
Radeau had rejected the $4,000 claimet
FOR assisting Gener al Grant in preparing
his Memoirs for the press. Genera
, | Badeau prefers vindication 1t the hand
! Of court Of law.
! Tnr appeal Of Father McFadden, o
Dublin. from increased sentence imposed
on former appeal, was dismissed by III
: Court OF Exchequer, on the 18th, on IN
: ground that the Magistrate was cmpow
!. cred 10 increase sentences.
TwrxrY-oxK members Of the Honora
biz Artillery Company Of London. IN
u GLIDING number Of field and stan ON
Z Gers. sailed, on the 18th, .vom Southamp
ton. 10 become the guests OF the Ancieu
3 and Honorable Artillery Company q Bos
: ton.
a PrxKKRrox detective, assaulted BY
crowd u brotherhood engineers I
: Plattsmouth, Neb, on the 10th, shot twfc
!. q III nssailants, fatally wounding on
y ana seriously injuring two others. y
then made his escape.
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souri, the formal re-
quest for the man
date in the Maxwell
murder case. Tho
court adjourned yes
'terday until October,
and the mandates
for the various opin-
ions rendered during
|the term just closed
win be issued rs
soon Is possible
The MAXWELL case II
|nfteenth on the list,
and will, probably.
not Be reached be-
fore Friday or Satur-
day Of this week.
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Or. MACKENZIE TALKS.

In N Interview with Editor stead Of the
s.Pali Mall Gazette" ~ Charlottenburg
Castle. He Outlines the Emperor's Case
and Condition.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Pail Mall Gazette
has the following account OF an inter-
view at Charlottenburg Castle, between
M. Stead and DR.. Mackenzie:
ssMr. Stead was received by the doctor IN
q large. light room in the center Of the
castle. The apartment had three bay
windows and three doors. Several
diagrams OF the Emperor's head were
on the walls. and on . table
were sketches OF cannulas. and number
OF books, including Arnold's Essays on
Criticism. Dr.. Mackenzie looked worn
and anxious, and showed traces OF the
long vigils he has maintained In his at
tendance upon the Emperor. During the
interview he was repeatedly summoned
10 the Emperor's side BY an electric bell.
He stated to Mr.. Stead that the
patient il all that could be desired In
the way Of temper, patience and cheerful-
ness. He is obedient and trustful. and -
well positioned Is . child he bears
pain bravely. and does not indulge In
| needless worrying. The rumors that nc
| asked the chaplain 70 pray for his release
| from his sunerings, and that he longed
| FOR death. were untrue. 1t Il by no means
| certain, said the doctor, that he
has made up his mind that
he Is dying He does not suffer from
the cannula, although Inflammation and
the sloughing away OF portions Of dead
cartilage cause him Inconvenience. The
reports Of the pad odor pervading thu
sick-room are gross exaggerations- I'm
iii His Majesty's recent severe attack O
illness he sat 1T the table at meals viii
his family, and went about, and he di'
not discommode any one
"The doctor said that II the EMPEROR
strength improved, he hoped lie could b
removed shortly TO Potsdam- The En-
peror Is In the habit Of mind common =
all chronics, who alternate between tn
belief that they will live acouple Of years
when they mentally plan for the future
and the fear that all will be over wit
them In few days.
"Although apparently robust, His Males
~ has not much recuperative power, AM
this circumstance would have rendere
fatal the operation proposed In May
last year.
DR.. Mackenzie said in conclusions: ''rh
Emperor Is certainly suffering froi
pericohondritis, which with disease OF ID
carriages Is very dangerous, though nc
necessarily fatal. He has also canoe
that will necessarily prove fatal, soone
| or later.S
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The oficial notice Of the action Of the
United States Supreme Court In the case
will then be issued 20 the supreme
Court OF Missouri, from which the case
was appealed here. This will be in the
usual form OF . mandate, and II will be
sent 70 Attorney-General Boone. Il will
merely state that the defense came before
the Court with an application for writ
of error; that the Attorney General OF
Missouri moved to dismiss the appiica-
tion, and that this motion 70 dismiss was
sustained. That threw the case back 10
the Supreme Court Of Missouri, and Il II
left with the judges Of that court 70 hx
the date for the execution as soon as the
mandate is received. II il probable that
the mandate will issue and be sent west
in time 20 reach the ofEicials Of the Mis-
souri, Supreme Court At Jefferson City
next Monday morning.
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Harvard students Unload Two Thousand
Dollars In Pines Rather Than Go 60
Trial.
CAnBRrDoE. Mass, May 16-The Dis
frict police court is worked over hours
hearing complaints and imposing hnes
upon Harvard College students Three
weeks ago the rooms Of the Harvard Polo
Club were raided BY the police, and =
nuantify Of Bass ale and ''hard stun"
captured. Six students. belonging 70
some CT the best families In the country,
were arrested At the time. All Of them
were intoxicated They were fined Tor
drunkenness. Then . complaint was
made against the club for selling liquors
without . license. Tho boys contend
that they have never kept liquors for
sale. but a. the fact that they had
such beverages In the club-room would
provoke the anger Of the faculty, nearly
All the members Of the club have been
before the court and paid fines Of nifty
dollars and costs. Monday fivc students,
members Of the Polo Club, came up. paid
their fines and went away ~ quietly -
possible. In this way the members Of the
club have paid nearly 1900 70 the city
treasury Of Cambridge. They are getting
tired Of II, aud were II not for the scanda!
which . trial would provoke they would
stand up and fight the police in the courts,
feeling sure that they would win before
any jury.
The conduct Of the police IN raiding the
| club-room and prosecuting the memocr'
| has made them widely dislikcd ~ inc
| students, who take every occasion tnel
1 can % show their contempt. Sunday nign'
! n. p. Stone, . Harvard junior living q
| washington. ID. c., was arrested 10
1 throwing empty beer bottles from M
/ window. Yesterday he pleaded guilt
and paid 4 fine Of - and costs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-25

TN letter-carriers' Eight- horr bin
passed The Senate. on The 18Th, without
amendment
CnAnrrs y. ALLEN. Of New York City,
and George Anderson, Of Brooklyn, we're
sworn In a. Quarantine Commissioners IN
place Of ex-senator Thomas q. flatt
and the late Commissioner Judd on tho
18th.
Tur American Refinery Company o:
San Francisco made reduction Of one
eighth Of 4 cent all around on sugars on
the 1tth. This reduction was met AZ once
BY the California company, and both re-
nneries quote white sugars 81 six cents
pound.
Apvicrs from Narqu cite, Mich, say
| that regular January blizzard ragged
| there on the lith. but the snow melted -
| fast a. Il fell. snow also fell 1t Gladstone,
| Grand Haven, East Tawas and Aipena,
and cold weather prevailed IN the entire
1 fruit belt
| RESOLUTIONS were adopted by the Me-
/ vadA Republican State convention, on the
1 18th. demanding the retention Of the duty
| on borax. lead. soda, hides aud leather.
Il JOHN N. THURsroN, Patrick Egan. X
4 Norval and George Heisf were, on the
| 10th. chosen delegates-at- large from Ne
braska 70 the Republican National con-
vcntion.
SERGEANT Porter WEBSTER, Of Com
pany A, Twenty-fourth Infantry. was
shot and instantly killed bv Private Davis
Simons OF the same company, at r.
Reno, l. T.. on the 18TH Simons hac
threatened the life Of woman, and while
attempting 70 arrest him Webster was
shot
THOMAS RnoxE. carpenter employed
at the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Company's
breaker ~ wilkesbarre. Pa, fell. on the
10th. down the shaft, six hundred feet and
was instantly killed, nearly every bone In
his body being broken.
Il A CUT In cabin rates to Yokohama has
been announced by the Canadian steam
ship Company, the new rate being $780,
STATE SExAroR A. J. SrREEToR, OF Hill
nois. president 81 the Farmers Alliance,
was nominated for President BY the
Union Labor convention 1t Cincinnati on
the 18th.
MRs. BELvA LOCKWOOD will again make
J the race for President, this time IS the
} candidate Of the Equal Rights party, hav-
ing received the nomination at Des
! Moines, Ia. on the 10Th.
IL THE Secretary Of War issued an order,
; on the 18th, prohibiting regimental bands
from playing outside Of the posts at which
they are stationed
THE efforts At coalition between the
4 Union and United Labor conventions a
) Cincinnati proved failure, on the 10th,
Q the committee on platform being unable
to harmonize.
The bill abolishing slavery was passed
0 by the Brazilian Parliament and approved
E bv the Princess Regent on the 18th.
TnKG. A. r. memorial committee .
b New York City declined, on the 18th, =
= give place in the Decoration Day parad
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BALrrnoRE, Nd, May 1.-The u.a.,sr
Assembly OF the Southern frescs .llIr
church convened to-day In me - 1850 s..,,y
street Presbyterian Church. IN ~.
represents sixty-nine Preshyteriss, 4
ering the territory from Marylasr rr,er.
Mexico. AT II 4. m. Rev. y. Y. S' ,a-.,or.
81 Atlanta, Ga, the retiring mcs s'ar. d.
srvorcd 4 blessing on the prcceedlnk',r ~, Z
the assembly, and then me I'M usil ths
and Nineteenth hymn. a. 80 Rev.
Power Of Jesus Name" was $50 rsci,e, ;
WIN. Adams. Of Augusta 80; s;sh Rev.
chapter from g. John, AFTER nral sef.
n. a. atrickler delivered inc n,,smcfs
mon. Rev. w. y. Murkiano' n
shen welcomed The delegates
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WASHINGTON, May l5.--Justice Miller
Yesterday, in announcing the decision Of
the Supreme Court denying the applica-
ton Of the Drawbaugh Telephone people
Cor q rehaaring Of the telephone case,
said that a. noae Of the three Justices who
had concurrcd In the opinion 81 Chief
Justice Waite, unfolding the validity Of
Bells patent, had requested arehcaring,
ana that as it was the settled rule or the
court not 10 grant rehearings unless this
were done, the application must be de-
nied. when the decisions Of tho day had
Ali becn announced or read, Justice
Miller announced that the court stood Cd
5ourned until the fall opening, next o.
tobes.
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Nrw ORLEANS, May 16.--Davc SouthaIl,
4 colorcd man Of Pointc Coupee, who was
charged with raising mob and attempt
IND 70 kill Mr.. Girnet, or Bayou Crosse
Teie. lust after tine election, because Mr..
(3irncf challenged the right Of Southnll %
vote in Pointe Coupce. he being rcsis
dent OF Ibcrville, and who fed from tho
parish when Sheriff Beaukcr went 10 ar
rest him, and Who was arrested in Batcs.
RouRe last Saturday, was killed Sunday
night. Deputy sheriff Caldwell was tax
ine southall through the country, when he
va surrounded by q large crowd Of
NAKED mon. who dragged him from his
buggy and disarmed him. bouthau 40
taken some distance and shot dead-
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Formal Request Made for the Mandate q
the Maxwell Case. and In . Few Dayn the
Little Chloroformer Will Hear Hls Doom
Again Pronounced.
WASHINGTON. May 15.-The clerk OF the
United States Supreme Court has received
from Attorney General Boone OF Mis-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-25

A rev Figures showing the Rapid Rate q
Industrial Growth st Present Going On
In the Country.
Nrw YoRk. May 1l.-The following Il :
summary showing the progress o. me
manufacturing industries Of the country,
Including incorporated companies, build
fngs, ETC., a. reported 70 Nesc Enserp7ses,
for the week ending May II:
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ING e~' -. ~. ~s,,r,s~r solderx after
~. ~. a~n.s~ an Ire rarin bill Vas ~ \
srrsa
ses
pensoNAL AND GENERAL
THE following bonds were offered % tne
Government on the l3tn; <i'',.Sv res.s
tered a., a. 127; &2-So coupon e, q lzss
<2s,loo registered as, at 10' 6-lo 20 w.
81, 800 coupon as. II ioc TOTAL Szoe,'o-
The bill establishing state weatner
bureau. with headquarters q Cornen
University, passed BY both houses OF tne
New York Legislature. VIII doubtless r.
ceive the approval OF Governor HILL
PRoT. vIRcuow, after examining Em-
peror Frederick's case minuteiy. On u
l4th. told DR.. Mackenzie that he found
himself very much puzzled and quite un-
able to define the nature OF the disease
THE Supreme Court OF the United STATES
has denied the motion Of the Dravoaugn
people 70 reverse its own decision N me
| telephone case.
TIE Senate Judiciary committee held its
regular meeting. on the 1<th, but failed
| TO take any action or even consider the
nomination Of Mr.. Fuller to be Chief
Justice.
] THE one thousand employees or singer,
| Nimick q Co., Pittsburgh (Pa-) iron
| manufacturers, have been notified Of .
| ten-per-cent reduction In wages, to take
| effect May ..
| WILLIAM A. WEST. chief post ONCE in
spector, is mentioned for appointment 70
the vacant general SUPPLEMENTARY Of the
railway mail service.
SEvERAL hundred German and Jewish
bakers Of London struck against Excess
sive hours, on the 18Th.
EXPERIMENTS ct Paris With "oeIlite'" :
new explosive invented ~ LAntm' "a
Stockholm, Sweden. show that il Is more
powerful than dynamne. ou' iess nolsy
and there Is not 20 much scattering o.
fragments. which makes III mucn sater
TO handle.
AxDREw CARNEGIE VAL soon AL .oI
London wnere ns eApee's -;
start for co1ching trip through England
and Scotland embracing suo miles over
an entirely new route.
III fo,,svIe lon - S'-s-.S
OF fottsviLie, r., gave tne slx nunuI ~ -,
employees q tne Fsnoack noIiIn ~ -
nouce' On NE i'tn, -
duction o. wages. ~ps
III motneE =. cnasoI - 800 =.
SON. q New Jersey. uieo' ~ 49, 80. q
Avon, =. =. ne saues- oIo 80 al
ssnn-os .,sy 49, !. - - r..as.s.s nsro.
-. e . - 49, -. h-ol.r C.
s1c 800 -. -..ss,r,'- ro,.,sn ss;on 4,
tne I'-u. ~ $3.50 80 !.
T.- p.,.',s,sc.r. ~ ~ second Con.
III nspuo ns: y 80 r,.sss.s $3.50. ros, ;
ss n-.s.. = Hc,'ct -, n. sirth Terri
ns. cn@n-s =. 80 1ssh
|, ~ Sons1 80 - 80 -. - 49,,
- 49, -~s,5--..--is..< ~,
pnysIcIs1 e 49, el = - rorScr I,
lcun In w 49, -, 80 F1r,s
ne ls'n 49,. 49, oS.red y ~
q - Iollo - -. S:,h. !, - A. rscss
( oovsEnen, ss =. "a - ,s-T <1ss ~ ror
e 'erec n, - - Y. 80 ~ "a oon recss
u pon - ,ne,( - ,c-,< 60 80 co.,no
4 .ered u, 80 :. 80 80, !, a. 90
80 - n-1-S s~r;,.st,c - -
- osD - sa-,r.Si-r nnen~I
. sns1, ~ - go. "a 1v,rres.
= NJ W. y. - = 80 - '''
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JrDGE BANK Of the Superior Cour. =
Keosuk. Ia. has handed down an op,nlon
IN which he holds that the House q ruo-
IL ENTERTAINMENT ordinance Of keokuk
A. invalid and void.
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ApvrcrS from Rio Janeiro. ON me lin
stated that the Brazilian chamoerof Dep
vsies had passed bill for the immediate
abolition 81 slavery.
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HANNIBAL HANLix. 81 Maine VINO &c,
sired to 70 10 the Republican rauonsi
convention a. delegate t-iArse' wss ue-
feasei. on the 10Th. ~ the Blame fae-
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.


CENTRAL CLIFTON ,. Fs<xE vas indcrred
for the presidency By the Michigan stale
prohibition convention q Grand Rapids
On the 1Hth-
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rax London Chroaicls's Rome CORE.
spondent telegraphs that he mas neslu
that o<ficial or semi-omcial reiauons -
tween England and the Vatican are 70 %
u,r<<orrd in the autumn
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GroRGE BExsox, the Patti ticket swim
dler. awaiting extradition % Mexico.
killed himself in Ludlow Street jail, New
York City, on the 18th. bv throwing him
sell over the staircase rail 20 the stone
floor below
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THr senate finance committee, on the
1sfh. authorized the chairman 70 appoint
= sub-commiffee Of five TO consider the
general subject Of revenue revision 90 -
u Be prepared when the Tarih bill comes
from the House.
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I'M SECRETARY Of War sent TO the SEN
afe. % the 1lth, letter from the CHIEF Of
Eneineers concerning the necessity foI
tie fertilization Of Puget Sound ~. =.
ne letter gives Il length suggestions and
directions for the end desired
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ALL or the pool-rooms in Detroit Mich,
ana Gilman & Barnes book-making
rooms were closed BY order Of the police
on the 18th. Gilman & Barnes lost 500
On the Kentucky Derby, on the l4th, - =
parting shot
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skcRErARY wgrxKy, on the 10Th, APP
proved the recommendation Of the Naval
Board that Messrs. Cramp a Eons be
granted ap extension Of time, averaging
four months. for the completion Or the
cruiser Baltimore, The gun1oat Yorktown
and tho dynamite cruiser vesuvius, now
bpkldin1 - Philadelphia.
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TnK Hong Kong Chamber Of Commerce
has adopted . resolution protesting
nr.insf Ausfralia's dealings with the Chi
nese question q fraught With danger
10 British interests and a. likely TO aheci
friendly intercourse with China
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THE senate in secret session. on tne
1sth. decided not 70 open the doors when
the Fisheries treaty is under considers-
ton. M. Hoar's resolution 20 ADMIT
o1scial renorfcrs was also rejected.
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II speech q Paris, on the 18th, Gen.
eral Bonlanger, attacking the Chamber q
Deputies, - body said IL q not OF
me. but Of you, they are afraid. 1ne dan
ger which they have invented serves %
conceal that which, through them. The
country y mourning"
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Corxr srRoooxoFF, OF Russia, ana ms
sister. the Princess Txcherbaston. and
escort Of 80 men have been captured oy
tribe Of Kurd nomads in Asia Minor, who
demand an immense ransom for theii
release.
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II wns stated, on the 18TH csaf the nom
insfion a Mr.. Fuller 70 b CHIEF Justice
would likely remain Enacted upon until
aeter he eight Associate Justices have
zone on their circuits- There Vas not the
slightest doubt Of his confirmation
a prLx was reported in the senate, on
ehe 1lth. allowing ex-Commissioner Of
Agriculture George b Loring 80, Ss, the
amount expended BY him for sorghum
and other articles, and the vouchers Tor
which were disallowed BY the Comptroller
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GovKRxoR HnL of New York issued :
proclamation, on the 18th. declaring con-
tagfous pleuro- pneumonia prevalent
among the cattle In New York, Kings,
Queens. Richmond and part Of West
chester counties, and proclaiming them
quarantined under the Federal Animal :
Industry act.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-10
Blatherskite McGlynn.

NEW YORK, July SIN the course of
his weekly address before the Anti
Poverty Society tonight, DR.. McGlynn
said: 'Some day there will be ire
mendous revolution which will eclipse a
French uprising, and in which the peo-
pie will rise up in their wrath at the
interference of these dictators and
bayonet and club these monks and
priests and archbls shops, the Pope and
the cardinals. This is the way the
Lord will deal with them, So 1 say leave
them to His mercy" This Was wildly
cheered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-10
New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, July 9 -Hops-Quiet, un-
changed. Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm, 49,
options, 10 "a ~ points higher. very quiet
Sold 10000 bags; July, 11.15@u 81; August
1000 % 10 25; September, 9 80 Sugar
Srong, frmer demand centrifugal, 90; test.
SIS; molasSes, grades 1891 3.16; fine active,
and strong, &C. SIS, extra refined, "a 618,
white extra &C." $780,; Yellow, 5I{955S.
offered, "A" "a standard, 81; confection-
ers "a" I; cut loaf and crushed. s; pow
dered, ~; graduated, 1907 Sc; cube s,
73s@715 Copper firm, is 90: lead, steady,
domestic, 4 10; tin quiet, straits Is 75
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California Grain,

SAN FRANCISCO, July The annual re-
port of the san Francisco produce exchange
gives the following amount of flour and
grain remaining in the State of California
on July LIST, 1855: Flour, 472,O0O barrels;
wheat 3,SS2,000 centals; barley, 1908 600;
oats. $4,000 eentels This is a considerable
increase over the amount on hand on July
lst, 1887, which was: Flour, $4,000 barrels:
wheat, 100000 centals; barley, 1885, 600
centals; oats, AZ 600 centals
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New York Stock Exchange

New YORK, July 9.-The stock market
to-day displayed but little improvement
over that of last week, and while there was
some animation in the early training, it
soon dropped back into the usual dull,
listlest state Fluctuations were for the
most part confined to some narrow limits,
with the same lack of significance. Only a
a few of the leading stocks were traded in
over the range of more than - per cent
The final changes are generally for small
fractions only.
Governments, dull and steady
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-10

Mark McKimmine' Livery Stable,
Main Street. opposite Postoffce.