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FIRE WORKS.
Proclamation bY the Mayor.


BY the Aetio7 Of the city council on the 18Th
inst. IL is provided Sc follows.
Nor shall sny person be allowed 70 discharge
Ere arms set OF IRE crackers. rockets, or other
dreworke without special permit from the mayor
Any violation OF this ordinance sh AL subJ4ct the
offender, upon conviction, 20 nne Of not lees
than one doliar nor more than ten dollars.
This provision wss enscted In pursuance of .
petition s,gned by citizens representing . very
large amount OF property, tnd vss IN my 1udg-
ment urgently demanded by the IN sds quscy of the
water supply tor the purpose Of extingutshtng
drse, the large quantities Of tnnsmmsole ma
teriAls thsS are exposed in alleys sod else~here
about the city.
All persons concerned are hereby notified that
permits Viii be iesueo for the discharge of fire
worKs within the following boundaries. A line
run Ming eest snd west through Tstem'e foundry
on the south: Dsvs street on the east; Eleventh
svenus the north and Benton avenue the
west
The provision shove quoted win be strictly en-
forced. and the officers Of the city are hereby se
peclslly charged with this duty.
THOMAS p. FULLER, Mayor
Dated Helena Mont, June - 1883.
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SPRISeFIELD. ILL.,, July Gov. Fifer
this morning psrdOned Joseph C. Mackin,
Of Chicago, serving sentence for Offenses
against the ballot His was one of the most
notorious cases Of political ssfine work. in
the history Of Chicago. The governor re-
viewed the case stating the application for
pardon had stronger endorsements than
any ever before presented TO the governor.
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Proposals for Cemetery.

Proposals for piece Of ground not !ass thsn s.
Anc not more than 70 scres for q city cemete-y
the loSss01 20 oe within ffIeen miles from the
court house A1d near railroad track. viii be re
osived 81 The once Of the city clerk, room g Hol-
Ter block until Saturday, July 8 ISss u O'Clock
N The land % have plentiful supply OF good
Meter ior irr1gaking parPosss for the use Of the
cemetery.
The city reserves the right 70 reject any and al
BY 0rderOf the city council.
N LISSSER.
Chairman Of CommIttee on Cemererr
Dated Helena Mont, June % Iss9
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Brokethe Re-ar,,

MISSEAPoLIs, July z.one of the fes-
lures OF the first days programme at the
Minnesota Driving Park was trot against
time BY AxoIl 70 beatthe S-year-old worlds
record, which heretofore was 2s1s The
start was made after the conclusion of the
regular programme. After warming the
young stallion mp for q mile and q half
Williams, the owner and driver, got the
WORD The hrst quarter was made In 33
seconds, the half IN 10f. the third quarter
l;40 and the mile 2-151<. lowering the rec
ord oy y seconds. This was trotted in
phere.
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Waiting for the PueiIis,..

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-This has been a
dull day in prize lighting circles, all qui-
etly awaiting the coming of the principals.
The proclamation of Governor Lowry will
not interrupt the progress of arrangements
for the prize fight kilograms continue to
come in, and indicate visitors may be ex-
pected from all parts of the country. Bar
nett says Sullivan will probably arrive to-
morrow and go to Spanish Fort Friday.
Stevenson does not look for Kilrain here
until Saturday, although be may arrive
Friday evening. The battle ground has
been definitely settled upon and no inter-
ference is anticipated.
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NEW YORK, July "A letter from Cara
cas-. Venezula, dated June 10. says that re-
cent events there go to prove the hostility
of the people 10 the continued Dictatorship
Of Guzman Blanco Is just as violent and the
repudiation Of his authority By the govern
meDt just IS complete as ever. In fact the
communications that have passed between
this city and Paris have done as much as
the transactions here to widen the breach.
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WASHINGTON, July 2-Secretary Rusk
to-day appointed Mary Ann Doherty to the
position Of laborer in the seed division Of
the agricultural department At q salary of
81 80 day. Mrs DOherty will be re-
memoered as the subject Of one Of Presi-
dent Cleveland's pension vetoes, The case
attracted the attention Of the entire coun-
try at the time
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HoIlander Want. Damages.

NEW YORK, July Papers were served
to-day upon Jacob Bsiz. consul-genersl of
Guatemala, for alleged libel of J. II. Hol-
lander. editor and proprietor of the G1ate-
mals star, through the publication Of the
decree of the Guatemaia government ex-
pelling him from Its territory. Damages
are laid at $50 OO0
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LONDON, July 2-LamOnt, the Glasgow
critic and intimate friend Of John Ruskin,
has received q letter from Brentwood,
Ruskin's residence, saying Ruskin ia 80 M
there Il no immediate prospect OF his re-
C0yerV
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Washfnrton Park Race

WASHINGTON PARE. July 2-The at
tendance was good A light rain fell Just
before The opening. rendering the track .
DIT slow for short time. but il soon dried
out, permitting the last four races to be
run In fast time The event of the day
was the Englewood stakss for three-year-
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The Country Under W.t.,

BALTIMORE. July 2-TrsveI ON the Bal
timore & Potomac railroad 70 Washington
Is cut Of. The track is washed away for
fifty yards from PatspscO 70 Stony Run,
and the country is under water.
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SPOKANE FALLS, July Especial 10
the Independent. l-Great excitement pre-
walls in Rockford, Spokane county. twenty
eight miles southeast OF this city. on &C
count of gold discovery in town. The
find was made By parties digging fOT ire
cIstern- Twenty claims were ssaked ous
before noon.
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In our show window you will
see some tidbits that we are of
fering this week. Take a look
in the one on the north and you
will see some of the prettiest
styles of cheap underwear ever
shown in this city. The gray
pattern at 81 suit would take
the cake Were it not foI that
delicate red and blue stripe, a
suit of which you can occupy If
you are the happy pOsessor OF
so cts Sale lasts but this week.
You are probably aware that
the advent of warm weather has
given great impetus TO bust
ness-not that we We're idle
but we do say that trade shows
the effect of Old Sol beaming
upon it, because a week ago the
trade seemed to know but one
thing, and that was that they
ought to go to Harris and buy
a suit, but it was horses work
TO learn from them what they
wanted. They were irresolute,
hesitating between a fur coat
and a linen duster, but now "a
change comes Ger, etc.-they
know what they want and ask
for it. 1t is "a cheap Cheap
firsD good summer suit" and
they know where TO get it.
Our trade the past month has
been something Incredible. We
never have had particular Occa-
sion to join the ''Kickers
Club" but-our business has
increased TO such an extent
that we feel we owe an obliga-
ton to our patrons for their
more than liberal patronage,
and hereby acknowledge it.
We sometimes wonder what
gives occasion for people to re
mark, "Why. Harris, your
store is the only one in town
that seems TO be doing any bus
mess" We might tell them
with some degree of truth that
the reason therefor lay in the
fact shat we work harder for
trade, we give greater induce
ments TO trade and show bet
ter selected stock than any
house in Helena or the terri
tory. Now, one of the special
inducements we offer is our line
of medium priced suits. A
man of ordinary intelligence is
aware that it is not a feat
worthy of mention to sell low
priced goods at low prices, but
it is point worthy of consider
alton to sell good, durable aIti-
.cles, and at low prices. 1t is
the tricksters' favoIite game to
cut in price, parade the fact
with loud noise and a flourish
of trumpets, and at the same
time conceal the fact that he is
cutting in quality, also. We
are forced to these remarks by
the host of imitatoIs who, see
ing the result OF our popular
priced suits have marked goods
to similar prices, but not
matched them in quality. We
will show them a trick worth
two like that before the season
is over; but in the meantime we
will announce that We have
Just a few of those Ten Dollar
Suits left, some sixty three in
all. Now, as a matter of fact
they will be gone by the end OF
the week, so anyone wanting
them had better pile in as soon
as the announcement is made,
or they will all be gone.
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The shah can. on the Queen.

LONDON, July 2-The shah. after re-
ceiving Lord Salisbury and other mem
bers Of the cabinet and members Of the
diplomatic corps to-day, departed for
Windsor castle
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LOUISVILLE, July 2.-President 2. David
son and the manager of the Louisville base
ball club to-day surrendered that organiza-
ton 10 the American association. A meet
ing will be held here or in some of the
western cities within few days 10 deter
mine what disposition shall be made OF the
club.
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NEW YORK, July 2-The legation of
Hsyti is In receipt Of . cable, dated Port
81 Prince, June 30, 70 the effect that the
government lines remain unchanged
HyppoIite IL still at Cane Haytfeu.
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How American. cam shoot

LONDON, July AT the Massachusetts,
rifle team contest with the Royal Berkshire
volunteer team to-day on Lord Wantage's
famous church range. the grand totals
were: Americans, I,O64; English, 972.
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Reward.

A reward Of $50 win Be paad for the arrest md
cony1cuon OF any person engaged N any burri.ry
thai has ben committed OF nay BE- com nfrred
within the next thirty days IN the cttT Of Helene
Lne delivery OF the body OF 9 burglar recently
decee=ed VII % socepted n lieu of street. sad
cnnrlcrlou- THOS. p FULLER MaxDr
psl<t Hsis1a. Mozt, 1uns 5. iss0
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WASHINGTON, July 2-The secretary Of
the treasury has issued warrants in pay
ment Of SIC. .0o0, 900 on account Of pensions,
being the first payment for the new fiscal
wear.
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GRAvKNHUEsT, Ont. July 2-Mrs. J.
n Cameron, Mrs. Losee and Myra LOsee,
her daughter. were drowned last night In
Lake Rossedu By the upsetting OF 4 boat
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PARIS, July 2-The FIRE works factory
az Aubovilliers was destroyed BY an ex-
p,Osion and seven persons were killed
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CBRrsT1AsA, July 2-The Norwegian
ministry has resigned.
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indeed |!

ne ina hundred what
Ir- judge uC Clothing-
q Io be. Nobody can
be- trade Why, then,
lil. 10 you that make it
wrong in 81 question Of
uthiug Is less costly
lt Is. take il steadily
t0 tic very big fact,
p Joined Ia reliability
lily and quality that
lowing ia trade. Our
,thr @ou better We
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The south window shows a
may complication of haberdas-
hery that makes you think OF
the prize window dressing of
the metropolis. 1t is the work
of the inimitable Nash, and any
of the thousand nobby, stylish
and durable WIPES you there
will see can be bought for
- l-2c this week or till sold
out.
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HE PHLLIEs WENT TO PIECES

PITTsBURG, July 2.-The Phillies start
ed out as II they were determined 70 win
at least one game here. Gleason kept the
hits well scattered and was well supported
up to the eighth inning. when the team
went TO pieces and allowed the home club
to score nine runs in the last two innings.
ScOre-Pittsburg. 10: Philadelphia, 3. The
batteries were: For Pittsburg. Staley and
Miller; for Philadelphia, Gleason and
Clements
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VIII Retire Prom Chinese
BEHLTs, July Sit is-S41d
The German Office '
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HARRIS,
ONEPRICE CLOTHIER
St. Louis Block, Main St,
HELENA, M. T.
HARRIS.

n. Bout of town orders
will receive our best attention
Goods sent on approval to any
part of the territory. Price list
and rules for self-measurement
mailed free on application.
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CLEVELAND. July 2-In the ninth this
afternoon the WashingtOn's pounded out
three runs, with one man out and Wilmott
on third. They delayed the game and Will
mott stepped of the base Tereau had the
bail concealed and touched him. WiImOtt
attempted to get back and was declared out
by the umpire. Carney bit an easy one to
short and tae game ended. Score-Cieve-
land, 5: Washington, The batteries were,
for Cleveland. Buckley and thinner; for
Washington, O'Day and Clark.
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Association Games.
AT Kansas City-Kansas City, g; Colum-
bus, IL.
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The League Games.

CHICAGO, July 2-The home team
played an up bill game this afternoon, but
by punching its hits in the sixth aud eighth
innings, and with Qainn's error and
Duffy's hit in the ninth succeeded in win
ming the third game of the series from B0s-
ton. Score-Chieago. 5; Boston, 4 The
batteries were: For Boston, Maddee and
Kelly; for Chicago. Dwyer and Farrell.
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S.s q f sos s Ssas 5 u
private Mes; quoted ssff.s az
Family F. T isssis IS a.
:. .iss 81 Ill., in o &c., t Pre- :.
q npS S3s'' Quoted s5sS%jS5. for new and
Sstr r. to Saay Pes, AMY sst ,ToS as
G %1n5 tsS SSS 5000 SS Ie Re4%t
ses Il avsEasS I l4S 800 4d G pckiei hams
ItG1 aS BSfifa .1STlddi a,a
ise t smoked 49, chcSsn short RIBS el0sGi at
c a. Agfs. Ss Sr Dem sS s@sy
aSs;S 1ns ss T;T o % q % PG"i
spccSaon DID amount civ 70 S% Sam RIM; sales
spot o2 SS!'d June G% @ &S&G
Ss:s -! :, .SsSS &: IA fSs
S 1:m6 a oS GPia South ome ngTTE 9So5g
5a Ggat and pSSf c ' ISMcr 20 sraaas are
10 WenkHcss State Creamery, pals ,sGlS ic
ard PenT p DO Prime 16Sio DO Fair e Coca
2G state Rarg e 2e cG0Is sa' arS welsh
fSb choice Fair iE5i5c ;oS S.Pyo c RaS
i9S. 6 5 % ig TfH %e'fiRl SsGSe
Ea 10 1919 Ii 2 a 20 C2%SaS
dmaad Nc% s"E HE1mc re BE as
pa part & aG ono sS d gaS rs state tate
EGGS,A shade StLoRGsr 1 Can,dI,n Is I2s 8-4C
S nu,hyasSrn ISSi4 Iic: Western, IA l4al4 lie.
sUGAR9yc but hcd 6ToIea at S Sc Gem
tffggsi 90 tes $40. Refined nrm Cut Leat GIana
Cru.hod Lac Cg6cs Gr nG|a'ses l SG' cGnfeccp%rs
ny Sc standard "a" I;2G Of - sG SIS 10! 10
white Extra "C,T Use Extra ~ i--0' ''''' -
l.Sa7 t.4c yellow, TAI l-Sc. o.
sTEARINE-,E Entirely nominal Ciy haFu' "''
T0BACCOSteady but quiet. Sales 800 , CAS- I 90
wisconsin Havana private terms 100 el Sy,ns private
terms $50 cases Sundries 1850: 400 pai'S h"'a"
C-rmsl 10: $50 bales Sumatra, 81 2oaSl w.
T|tTo,v ouIe, hut steady as rule. Prime city
ountrt 4 lice sales. 10000 n. f-ioc.
y,lor ,a,ocs trnIn th, West Of nrn tenor ana
49, 80 rrn,s-io accent modified bids The dealings
have hcCn light and comprS" $1,000 N seou T "
Sc 900 spring TeKas 2o"c Zoo do 40 nnWashei
HInbigan Fleece pic Y bales Fast India 10 40 iiS
90 600 n Texas $1,000 do secured DO d@1VVp u Zoo do
cysjSn 600 do spring Texas, 1000 do seourcu u"' Va
nrly
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THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Juno 7.-cotou Qulet Middiiny il,.aiIss
glonr steady; Howard strcsE and wessafn supsrAhs
I5 5T s,s SS - Eta a. g. ss%y Do
~!
' ws..ss ... 81 n sSs NO ssss
S White al $40 yellow .SSt2c ws:i.rs i army
s,e MGst 20 Ss5o Gssded So whs IS sss sessss
and PonnsylvSnta SosS4S RyS 9Iiess ,StesSS hay
si:5Sns G1fGS % Nee Clear Rib pssssa s
So cierr rib s,,s, side soI e Hams
Bnttsr Snei westerns packed II aiac Best Roll aslSc
Creamery at I7alsc. Egg. hrm az l5hslse Petroleam
a. ann Is ss e saSs s wnisrey arm 81 To- F.sS %
Liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton .so assed sesr
P ol "a Cd RsceiDts-Flour 10000 bbs Wheat Too
bush Corn 5000 bush oats 900 hnsh Rye 100 eusA
Shpmen.Fionr 200 DDS s ooo G0rh o'oOo Ou'n SAe
puyTALo June 7--whsat-On No Hard dun At 81 81
asked New No Hard lower 1000 bush sod at 9sc and
toward the close bush sold at 96c Old NO North.
srn &c. New 40 Northern &c asked 5000 6Hsh o. NO
G E Is S f hSr 30 sc $3.50;
yellow sfia SS3Se: No. at ga 15se; 30: at $40
ri S3iLc; No White lgLaa30c on track 1900 bush
No Mixed sold at 25 02jIc In store flour quiet and
steady. MIfeed steady and unchange Canal freght hrn
&c Recoipts-Fiour $1,000 bbls. Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn 10000 bush Oats 10000 bush: Canal shiplnent-
Wheat 80 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush Oats S0OOO Dnsh
i've s. 500 bush shipments by Rail-Flour 300 0p bbs
Wheat 900 bush Corn l72OOO bush oats 10000 bush
BOSTON Jnne 7Markets quiet and unchtnged Receipt,-
Flour 1900 Dbs and 800 sacks Corn le,OOo oush oSu
Ia 900 bush shorts 262 tons
IN, sotrr n
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June - D. m.-Couou-The sales of the DAY
included 5000 Dales American. ,,,, 80 >,,,,u..
Tntnres closed Iuie;. Amcroan-MddnnE- Midanns
clause Juue delivery 62Gli sellers: June ahu July aent
eTy S4d and August dsuNery Sosd SCI
ers August september delivery. 0%d seIieIs
smber and October delivery, %66id sellers Oeooer sa
Soven srr delivery b4c sellers. November ana Deceno9
\ n BId buyers September delivery, 626td sellers -
Tenders for delivery toAays clcarings At0O Osles nc"
doc kets and 2OO bales old dOckets. ,-.-- -
During the week 800 bales taken by spectators asa
eco bales by pOrters
GALVESTON June Cotton quiet Mtddhug. loS; Low
Mi,diing 10 7lB; Good ordinary. 90. net and gross re
empa bales exports cOastwSe. bales sales, ia O~ie"
stock, 1855 baloa. %, -. .o.,.
Wrekly-Net and receipts, 2ol Lalesi exports
coastwisc. ga tales sales. l55 bales 49,.
NORFOLK Juno 7.-,otnn-Steady. MkldlnF II nes ana
gross receipts, bales sales 4batos stock 2oSu
WcekIy-Ne gross receipts O9S bales exports os~
wise. 1 bales; sales, 81 bales
SAVANNAH Juno 7-Cotton-Quiet. Mddhbg, loSi 70.
MiddliuE ga; Ooi Ordinary ~ net and Goss o0.,p
81 bales; exports cJlstwsa 90 bales; Sales Oae' '~'
238 baleA .xo,-,. coast.
Tel bales sales, ll2 bales
SEyORffASs June 7-CotOn Steady 'Midlling lo-s h's
Mddng lO; Good Ordinary, 9Si net AMI Eryss ,"s
$50 bales colstwise NaesI sales, LOU oA4cs '~'
| 4,2ti bales. haIss,
WceKy.-Nct receipts l4Sl bales; gross loIs eaa
exports Great Britain 1870 bales 10 the COhleh 'o07
bales cUastwis 6B9T bales sales, bA0O DsleS 49,, h.nn
HpOrts Cnastwiso for Juue shoau SN' 0S'A
s 0OD bales June I, III bales June ., $40 bAes
NEw.YoRK June 7FOllowtng arc me net re'ep'0 '"'
| eottU at all september j. 1885,
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June CSpcc'aI.- There for hours In
~" wheat pr to-day stubborn contest between
foreign aud home influences Tho latter, however.
finally prevailed Holders wcro dsmAy ed before the
market opoucd hy pHvain cables announcing Sd
further decline In Russian wheat All tho HON" al
vices OF q 10 coUntcrart the hcari'h foreign
ncws. ~ was raining IN southern ksrsn-. wherp har
vCSng was either going on or almost about To begin
and dry IN the Jim River Valley. The ono author
tiles were reported have reduced the condition OF
the wheat In ther State points. making II - against
90 I'm May. This. taken N connection with the r.
ductlOn Of points ia the Missouri nQr,, pr saZcS
substantial reduction In III" general average OF tue
Government figures next Monday. Tho export clear
anCes nom tho scabnaN wore large. Afcr tho price
Of July WORRIED up cont, smith, one Of the biz shorts,
put brokers Ia the p' 10 cover hts contracts, TINS
buying hurried me advance some. Thcir was pro.
dlctOn G.at the Visible supply would show drINasn
Monday Of 2,O00OOO bushels. and thew wa also a
story anOa' that the Government hgur Monday for
the general condition OF wheat would Ire As against 80
last month. July wheat opened at - 10, and under
the early news got 10 70 So when It, advance
started. IL not checked unlll = Ia reached
This iiptOp figure was the close. Corn and oats were
helped up q little by the advance In wheat. July
heat was very strong at ~ Ia cents on the curb.
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
"a No,tb Diyer. Vessels and Railroads
GEyERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERI ALs-Tho market tUt n. Tor
been easier, with other articles rhns ,'rT o,,tSd A.
orN",sI DAYS past iaYrTstnw nara DIR t",bEnl
co 25Gs6 Is pei 1000 UgkEcr LIAR BreX ssG$S 50
Spny"u DARK and iI,d SI5GslG. Croon BlV"ut HT.rn
rhIisdelphIa 'front.' +27at2s Trenton i!otsnd - 10
a. 20 Grrnan Portland - 5OaSk 90 Sat. Common
Inc Al per bUl do tlrisrlng, - ~ IInr uhr
I'M 20 and 40 Ishlng II 70 st J0hh lh"v S,
lin. as Is ppr /, 900. Uu1tS' Hail. A9=ec P' O1
Cattle IIsr loG2Ic ,.,,,..rv ain ruo
CoFVEE-Bral growhs for prompt s more or les
duIl. nd prices cquchcr arc
'orr.'naI Falr cafgoes quoted Is sac W 500
noTI"d Mid gTONths have moderate '"4 n,yyons were
SKI bags weet Inila private terms, ,DPu,rcs Iens
snnst nleess and the market devoid oi stcnt monIhs
hs 600 bags changed hands 20 the nIs hInhnr
h" pric.s made slight gain, closing % ~ ,nIcra
Sabls were dull Havre aud Hamburg sh9MnS ,ol erond
SHangc rio quleL Regular lrSt, 0F AOV 90 bsgS
SO exchange (prIya,e y s Goo ppaGs Ro clear.
,m".s for Europe 200 bags total stock Iviv 10
santos receipts, 10000 bags Rcclpts - ~ 40 900
1In Iss, OYR 600 bags time 1862 l,VVTs oJ
bay same lime 1857, 1855 900 3as,' haas .ane time
Sanins July 10 June Z, 1889, 2Ol iuO vi 600 hays
isss I OS2 900 bags rome time 1881 Z'to'''' "'S"
s,lss here, 12, $50 bags . Gala,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
WOOL sALEA

oxnos lime The next series Of wool sales VIII boan
on the 18th Inst The list closed on She t @ sors
announced SSO52 bales OF Ne"
WaIes 20 OS2 baIss Victorian 40 balvs Queensland lsto
of swan Riyer ll04a Tasmanian lUils @ 0,ss
Sn saS zane ~ Good Hone Nata About ilOoO paes
Of AWstraan and cape of Good Hope AMI Natal nave osn
forwarded direct Ia continental anu H''"s
leaving aga, 900 bales 20 be soln
boron Jnne There is good inquiry or aomss.o oo
from the manufacturers who are "a h"ea o any
ordn In n washed heCces there Is moderate businSss
I IN the ANAL stocks rand and supplies OF new Ono
and Michigan be along for woek or Two Ssss
sold al 81 and Ohio AZ 35 nut
a. priCea general asking ngurrs being
ore cenf uuasr Prices OF all kinds OF wool are very nr
az al 10 ct any advance. In California there As
been sales 81 ihs IN tho range OF lSS2s one r
saIe Of 600 heiug at lB0lB In new TeH0s Woo XIV.
h,s also been doing tbs sales being
and ncng 100 900 lbs at 20 d 1000 lbs OF Iesg Az
al 28 Foreign wools are UNCHANGED CaSpeI wveis Ae