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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

CH1c%RYaCSntngss IN moasTsse dSnaga at former
casks ami barrels, G 3-Ic.
TtoTE AMP Ss,H general market
which we're held at an advance OF Jdljc per bhl DE.
Views holders maternity checks Sq,,%as, s9rpsr.
& ;tHs' S Gf H fGG ~ oT 9, fs
Sloo s$: Win'sT whssI ES;rn5 sS'afS g. 3S5
ss suGn S1gTS Rim 4ST NGs r VS. WIS., n SSs
1 G5 %s.ss s s, DE- g sG E 20 Far
Th P - 'SS S f1RS Ssy s2SsS nGn rS 70
Spring Wheat, Low EsirN. e. 799tSs40 Clear 50 COZ
Fancy, q $Sas5 IS Patents Ordinary to cGoice o. 75%
g FANCY DO g 1VdsG p snl%ran' Egng aEi WgLr
FioR.Is o gS ia TP"sGa 1g n T.Ss
s5 $50 nj GKwHikT GRAIN 9uorch SOC bid =; :,
t,c SIS ~. suTcranc e. 90 Fanc cT ,a "st
o MMH at !. 1851 SP q h, 5I; a%9" a.
g. 75 sales 500 btls. including 400 hb!s Bramywine
" Ji n% SG '@ s. e?SSG sp"a s c % e4
nc ,2G local cSa "a. ,hh v Nos g n,e2 ~ on II;
S S@IoS Of Of t %o ,aan nst q
she s6 ON" at the w"@t ong selling was resumed
sdyces tended 70 weaken the market July started on .;
8 S and v Rton Se a c" Of 1 - Sc ana
1 PrSn Of %n 'P McE Ir% ,s ca WIN" MS
reported bnl!Ish OH bad crop news THIS Icd 70 con.
siderable covering ~ shorts" a Cc1ca, r,s" I'll.
lowed July selling up /, 81 lac and Dscorhr 50 IT,,
leaving OF at shade below tho top on tho curb July
closed at b.sdsS 2ic ana 'c"'"r sid 70 20 o.
closing SO l.sc. Cash grai"s advanced 1880, but
trading WIS less active only on" load taken for
port, about for milling Lot" trsy II "lds were
tkrn for tho Bristo Chanrt' SnS. lO4 n'u l'~h"!s
fu'u'C 600 bushels sTrt, including tuefai'i CHICAGO
srrng ~ IL OF 10 dcllvc.ct. CGGTacl Wntc Rel
July O. In Quoted 50 Lac No Jun" closing et
~ 10 ivy ~ l.iGS' lie cl's'r" ~ 80 &c. ~
August ~ Pass 80 CLOSING At - no H. S'i'"'"r.
~ sdss lac. c"sng a. =! l;No d. "r' t@f 80 ~
t,os,nc at So -: DO MAJ ~ l26"a 1"c. co.-c =;
90 100 ...... RYT-H"d higher aII JHrr civ "Fsrd:
Western Quoted 5Od5l l"r. S'atc. G1E ,5".. BARLEY
MAI S'ca!y aId qu'"t .,ouN,l stat gr"'rI \.
S;aa7c six.rowcd DO, ssG"5o Car Nh ~ l.?cc+I ..
l,a rkc toHav. cash C'A}c. raj" goo = sA'rt Lie.
nut the higher views Of hdt restricted r'nr- ~ ..
p.r, took vlv coo hg.l"l.. - AZ al
! had fair demand from ~" '"n tan. Ur''r:-
uoicra'oly active and Grn as genera ruiz, ju" g. sing
- ~oS .sc1s ,atuTc soS GOO fa.i 80 49, r. 49,
II -h!trs TrG'att Mined a.: VIZ" At 81 i"1I3 p.
NJ Mixed. 42c e"yat"I q 81 - !. .''t g. a.
inc a. u -; No. AuRu,, g. ,,rt2l -. c''.t, q:
a. rcoler d. 3Adi3 49,. ci,.r. a. I g T. ..
OATS Cash gal, Nc f'th"f go a. i',- o".'!"c,
lie SGes 10; 90 Lus."'" future. ,. To-" r,>'..,
TS ?. IS 1I.2+; 4 %r5 50 -: nj Nh D..
ing a. Is 5.s1; do Aurrs' - st2S l.2c c'u.o.' =,
ps I.3c: do Srcm,cr closing A. - &c. - r.'al.-
closing az - i~sr, Go MAY 81 cr+rr Do go. A.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JUNE 90 so-TEN

Holland sSse q Oh beef he IN Ba as
3eIScTsoa Kentucky ,Ss s'le,:. .. 1919 70 q
dE iai5 At Se iG ~ iisi BSa,io
T i$s5 o 7 ); fSSS is g. ~ ,,oo =.
scSa@6eTF sS Penn Sstners" 1910 ~ at
'a sSGrn M 90 cay. r. q csoaFo
A. 1894 n, al 81 20 II do. 1912 n. at 81 TO- do
GOLDSMITH 80 Kentucky "ssle,: s,, ISi7 n q
r western r. CO. eorafcd Steers ios n . 9C SGs
lao ,, g sill Bulls 1894 n, at 90 2'; IL DO
Ne"ica Gs,. 70 kentucky ssl ss 1872 y 4 c ?:
e 81 ~ 81 la 1913 'sS % %
ES2SofSS .fi nr. ' iss at It e 10
II E:r g. .i H$ Si if$ o$s g
The fasns WV" yS;teaay ard Veal: de- de-
cited ~ Per but Cons wore at 5%9Ge per
i''iS %r PTE ea 2Eas%c for nucrmk Calves o"1 'a4e
70! s19c1o wright ,oo % H " Sa 10 cr H. s,
u 2y",E" a; a. . per iV 20 81 1caS I53 r. ~
q q "a d. Mf iss d. al Is . e a. is d. 1d2 n
- ,crbSGk ., cs 1s Rn,te,nk cSlye 10 = sS g:
e 20 "a 4 d. a. log q d, at Tvad DO iio 90
d. leo ~ at a 10 vcaS ~ H. 40 - 'o W 3D. LOO
1" I IT, S Mullen: a Veal, 14s n 49,, voo,x
TO y O. a. sS 81 do ~ n a: l9c; IS DO 100 n
%$ $i Ia r :, i asa. 20 e,roh.
,..d ia rac,i, A. Jersey CITY ard carloads AZ COthIst
Demand fair a1i sheep witch continue IN nrf supply
ru,el aru scIling At - 10 1885 40 por 100 n -,
T,r,iS sold ~ about "ist"'davs closing prcrS anu
Tho mis- were vel cleared before II ocork The aa@s
rnn o. from 20 per H. carload Of choice k,-
7~tr and bunch jersey lambs selling ct the OUTSIDE
1gurN. o.,o. .,, ,-o.sos ,orbs nm.
~ IN 20 g? a. ~? sh a; = T 3 q nyt DO
IEwes and DIcE.) lI5 n a. - so 40 o. 100 ~ a.
% u. Al l"c IcT 2, u do 80 r. at y lie; o' o.
newton \ Grlctt: l3t KonWcky sheep, % 10 a.
~; - kentucky Lambs CT y A. u l'4ci 81 do ot
n .: 0 an ..
Jcrscy Lambs. e. y q, 1.2c.
x PIicocK: PCS Virginia Lambs ~ n At =. 29
a. = 10 n. a. -; 293 40. 70 l2 n a. &C.; ISl no.
81 p ~ C. l5f hG - r. a. &c; 2i3 Kennedy Lambs
Il = At q &C.. 2Ii do. GO 10 :" at f1 80 per 100
etIl
krcrTnn { Culver: $50 Kentucky lambs. OF y scans
a. - -. 90 West Nlrylnl D.. - - n NJ &c.
~ Collins: ~ ono Sheep - - =. a. 81 -.
Dnleunsrt Dewey: 43C Western Sheep. ~ - aver.
y 100 = ~ 10. 100 n. a. - 40; e2f
Kentucky L0uh,. ~ =, At -
Erllor'',k : ItHNS 1l3 western sheep, 20 =, ~ 70
As x u'urky lambs. II 10 =. r. - 20.
nous Receipt, u carload. Of 2a7i hcah-15 carloads
4g'!s' ana carl0nlS ~ I".ov cry Non" fpr sale
alive Nom!ullly st"nly at - 7O9&j per 100 =.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
aENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALThs rcepT OF 9 9rS,I ana
ousiS s,'a l. 9 %sas oHS'ff s At
$3.50 % 9$ sa $500 . HS HT q 5SSs5 cE
IS Soass Is Crocn DARK and Bed sl3s s CiTsS
can Portland - 80 G5 German pNfuad 81 go
ihns 81 s. Common Line so as9 q 6 rs9 6dS
49,: HaIr 81 2Sc per bushcl, CatlS Half lSaIc.
CoFFEETe spot magkc. for ns grow NH tSS vas ~
shsenee Of business Fair carcoes quG,ca 10 lie IN
IDoed sale Of fun lot &c r".e % uriVste terms
s spscuIatye market tended lower today on weakness
,aIv active business Eary sales were at decline Of
s0s1b p0nts Rft2r which there was further drop OF 500
* noints coTns however. stcDdicI With recovery OF
fo6fS point on increased huy'ng Hayre btoke r.
Nh s sl hamOu RSe1isr ffS co good econd 500
EroSanSe fPriystTl ~ rs. Receipts, 6,00O bags; Rio
sies!sncss for the United STATE 0H bags RIO eSaaHScs
a. 90 bSggs " Tomorrow viii b" holiday IN Rio. Re
Scpts az RIO July l. to June 81. 1850 4I5ooo0 hags
~ time 1855 $50 800 bags: same time 1887 24N 500
saTs Receiptt at santos July t. June %, 1889 G3l
1S6 has same time lsS 1900 bags same time 1887
9 S7s 600 bags Sales 100, $50 bags
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weak. lower. Mi.sa q 2sss4 %, HaAvy ~ soss4 co.
sheep-Heooipu 5000 hosd sagmen1 LOO ,smasssssSs
90 90 Texans shorn SO Uoss3 IS. Lambs ~ o0Ss& %
per head
St I,uls June 2S-Cattle-Recopts 800 headi shpmcn4
zoo. market strong Choice Heavy Native steers % 30
asI iO Good 90 lo1n 90 stooker: and FeedssA
Fair ood 81 1888 25 Hangers Corned ~ 80 o3 oG
Grassfed 81 go 90
choice Heavy and Butchers. selections q 21ae ~
packing Medium Prime ~ 1904 30 Lght Grades
Sheep Receipts 500 shipments 1900, market steady
Far u Choice IS Us4 80
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GALVESTON Juno 2s-Cotton quiet Mddlins. l0's; 10,
Middny 1914 Good ordinary on net anu gross reeeipu
bales exports coastwise bales sales bales stocs
l,S32 bales
Wery-Net and gross receipts "a bales; exports coast
w1se. 90 bales saics, "a bales.
NORFOLK June 2s-Cotton Middhne IL net AMI
receipts balcr exports cOastwsc ~ bales saies
bales stock. ! 973 bales
Weekly = Net and gross receipts, bales; exports
coas;wse, lis bales: sales, 80 bales.
sAvASSAg June 49, Cotton Qniet and steady Mddlins.
lOL: Low Mdhng, go; Good ordinary. .; and
receipts So bales exports 3l5 balesi sales
bales: stock. ], lB2 bales.
and gross receipts 3l5 bales exports coast
10. 1Oj bales: sales. 80 bales.
Nsw.ORLHASs, Juno 2S-CottOn Steady. Mfdin1, 1915
low MtdlIng, los Good Ordinary ga: and
ccpts. - haesi sles $50 bales; stock 21.l22 bales
ScrSyNct receipts 1888 bales; gross 933 bales: expors
Britain. g. 80 bales TO the continent $40 bales
CUl,twi-r l.SIl bales SALES. ZOO bales,
observation-disclosures for June 22 should have been
l,63j NIlcs Juno 20 lOl lalcN
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Comcs!ic Gllua,lou5 tOaute0.


TDkrlIMAS. cook, Sr.hy Wut!lrd
y .up.r, nan =, Goa. nran. .ar!"n"r,
lut u-,"I. MAJ. mills. good Nr'"tAh.o gar.
irr.r nr"'..'ns- mNn WIN n"r..N VIZ"
ErS. d, ' s. .", rs, ' H'" a I'I haf, T'
.,r-i.,-, r,,r.ur,. I.l or Aidrc.s
.,UACilNAT. 4Vs Ia, 3&l.,t.
.r.,.r-r,y ,'..,,r,,, vou,, c,,,,
"a "''h", =. 100 n" s""h, u'"' r'l,y
20. 'f"'rhN uu'"i stands rhi" 81 hpi"' VII
o. aul obi q, E"'i ,"' ,l,,'' n.I4.'ou. Al.
''''. -. Box ~. Tribune "F.'".
r. III j.. ~ a 'nF"uFny competent
- MA ~ "lrrF r"''".' l-"lE't"! -
,'.',, 80. ''i 5v - =, ,' , o,,
ID gel Py'-onSt * rs'rrn5' a.. to
l"'"'r. s.hN'y at ~" dHi"N e.. tiur
ouch swami. Address &. g., ~ West
2.,na-.
I,I.'rrrR rs r,ur.,enr.T In..lsnu.,n
ID ro"1 Iauf VI All ely references: per.
.42I r'nr'rr' nrr -, lr..ht II. ~ N.
!, 80 a> -, 10 ".,"' 1870 r,~' s.o,,t.,,,:
\ ts,ropti.l un,"g,-,ri, ~" caro- q mo
IOr,-N ,rrr'r", nDi hs.r"'- 10 lol.,'
L.st.taas rlty ."'. IN, from. la-t mp Oyer.
A1lic'' W. r., 60 West f5''L' pF'a'"
h..Dl".
<.,,.r,,,N G,Eut MIL .r.i.
Y ,.uN.' understands ~" car" of mo
horse. .1i..l.-, ami h4yr' c.'J or COGu.
~, beet o.; !a,, .cn,i. Adde'S NJ, F, 10
..,t 47,l.s,.
f,uA,JIMAE ~ Nr.tclss coh red
rrn h.r.u.l.r Uui"r 'aa'r hi, buy
-. rr.tcl.sy CIV reference, CAN or al.
fe.s r r. ia %ast l7tA. st. top fp0r
rn-
-..,,,,,, d.. ,,,.,..,,,t, ,,.,,,,,
%, ".l -. a. i.r"la, H. tinI"usg,y III,
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Drceomakinq.

hKf SSNAk XIX SEf MIILl%I Of long
~ CNiyTi,..' e s. out hN GaE IL pr ~
tTU,lirs. original DE-. gr"r. p'-!'.' MT :.
-'!li.A Grnr'r rrf'ren Mrs, ~
l'l'.r OILY. Ms ,. JyNNSiuSE. lG7
Past lugrhS
nRr>NNkFT E-- Cht!tr.r's dresses and
~ ci.1k, D. wlst-~ Nu:k - l'~" Nrs'-
c.as. work s'NInut".i. Mr.. shHbBLIu',
$40 Fas' e.d ~.
EOE LADIFS n Ir"i"g'" r.I~uus'r"c"s
L Mre Re~not vi. rNk" charming
drc>s"- irr a. through tn r'L.hz .u,l
aA0u. La 1OtCI waists a 30. l.|1'
81 RN".
l. A>HIONAHLr DEES~MAEiH Z 's!'"'
few mot" CIst"r."'s lr"--"s - 10 and ny
-'.% i'h-sNo.. t'V LU"r
1liSS .. g. GILPt TRICK. p ,f'.t". vans
I'I a. lev EI.ru cprt furr- II Son" or y T."
day. I:'n rsrk. Az.
NIMF DIzNS ar-ivirr from Part. n"''
I'l s.rl.s. TsFsAn chic al rpi"rn''
Iic's; In, Work can tc = "H. g. Wet
3sth.st
- EkL French ACCORDION p'N!t NJ: also o
IL k!r = - plating ord"r. b. w. D on y
ate f". g. l. tt NIIE ~ ~
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for Galf.

=, kFE-McAi"f { R"Wrn's NAB" = ln'hcs
- high, q w.h'. - deep. ~Iu.IE. &il
,nurt-st DrsJ'vn
I'M BpNrS -IisN'r-". r"''.'". no
L wv ~ Hif- ..'r ~ -. -, { =.
SMITHS UpkI WORKS ~ = ~ ~
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PRODUCE MARKETS,

Irvg.poor, June 2S-545 D. m-Bect-In fair demand
Pork-ln poor demand Hams In good demand Bacon-In
good demand ChecseTn far demand TallOw--In de-
manl. SPIRITS Of 1urpentns-In good demand Iiosin-Tn
far and Lard AMI futures In demand primo
Western June July and August steady at 35s Wheat-In
fair demand no Winter steady al Gs I'D No
SrrnS steady ~ I'D Flour In fair demand Corn
spot-In poor demand tutur"s-In fair demand; mixed
Western steady 81 sd; July steady So 2f.
Hop, =, T1ruioH Pacific coast IN poor demand.
Provisions, American refrigerator OCoi-Forequartera 80;
k.udiI,,r'rr-. = Lrl per 10.
LoN!oS. June ~ acaita nseci. AS Cd per quarter;
splrIiSD turpelt.n". 3is ! Ld per CHt.
Provisions American rCfrgcratUr beef Forequartera
% 81 hfmtqulrtCrs Is Per clb by the carcass
June SWlcoxs lard Closed at 95 francs IS
100 kilOs-
ANTwEsP Jun. Pc'roleum-Fine pale American II frs
Ign confines paid AMI sellers
bEENLS. juno --.-Pctrurum- - marks 50 pfennnga
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. June "a m-cotton-Ths Gales of the DAY
Included l. 800 bales American. ..,,,, ..,...
FnIures closed steady Amercan-Mddins-Lo NiddlinG
clause June delivery 26+d sellers !une AID July dely
cry "a al sellers July and August delivery, 26d scll.
er August and September delivery I'd sellers. sspiemoss
delivery 45CId SELLERS october and Sovem-
delivery 3664d sellers November and Decsmeer aes.
cry 33Std December and January delivery Sd
GIi sellers Septom delivery. Cd sellers. -.
Tenders delivery todsys cearinss 800 bales psw
Turing tho week 1900 taken by specuators and
$500 bales by exporters
NgwYoRK June Following the net receipts Of the
cotton at all ports since September !, 1883;
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n)orh t0ln,tO.
Male.

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Citn Rtal getate for Sale.
Citp Real Gsiaie 60 Get.

A SMALL 9STORY HOUSE 70 let, with
~ Nl improvements; within minutes ~
tteau, cars and horse railroad rooms
Inquire AZ 88s Nott.ave.
Vo LET.-smail 3.st6ry stone front dwell.
TN. 243 Eas. i22d.sL 500 >. II.
BURR. POP Broadway
FNO LET.-Dsarablc onices IN the Tract
i House $50 NsSszu-st. electric light,
elevator, steam heat. &c.
ITO LET. -Loits, Sc IT. BY rs IT,. steam
i elevator, with or without steam power.
GEO. d EDDY, 8oS Msdison.st
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Iiverpool, however, IN and general
followed July and August advancing S6S points and later
month: gag points closing barely stesdL At only point
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Drrssmakira.

n styles; perfect IT aud 0nGst finish
most reasonable prices: goods purchased II
desired hotel ORDERS st short notice. Mrs..
o. East 9thrss. Opposite Den.
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Gousts Go fci. FURNISHED
County.

Country.
A T MONTCLAIR y. ITO lot for the
"a SYu.ue:. la me most desirable part OF
iowD, pleasant house, completely furnished
l2 rooms; oil conveuicnee>, l IA acres 81
fruit, sLafc ana garden. c, u. TUDBS
Beeknan.st. n. Y.
ELBERON.-Tn ron: thoroughly FUR.
II n!shhd cottage, near The hoe. with Ill
ConvenIenc"s CUAS. S. BROWN aIId } AS.
L. LENlNESs. 80 L:tCTtyst.
NOT HAVING RENTED my cottage
" o.rr II ct The extreme low pric, Of goo.
f>Irnished rpuIRs add ba~"mCnt; pheasant
situation; lArp" lawn, ta'hMg GtAinc.
Stables, etc. u. +. SCOTT. Shelter Island
L. I.
ITO RFNT.-Fully FUN! shed At Cornral.
i u.HudsOn, one OF the nucst N,UarLn NJ.
houses on the hudson only ri!uuts wax
from deIot or Steamboat la0ilng; sp.rn'!d
grounds with Pi"nty OF shHi". Apply -
S. {. LCSK st Pas B'o.tway. Room 40. Il,
or 20 MEADE & TAFT. Cornwall Landing,
Orange County, y. Y.
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Gclp illnntco.

" ANIlp ~. W . " j.. p. ,.,.
ni tpl NIl 10 ,.a CHrTID -.N'.,
h.,NAyA ~" 81 M. -" +
.rYn'r.., ~. &NNh", ~. '...-,. 81
II.'...' kGl'N ... t.....". '..., o.. .....
'pHfANH fln..... II'L - ~. :.
,Iii ~iA at aa'.nr M!.'"n l..f. il
l,lh r.,'-. l. %. w..r r... T..,
HI On Io.t-, ,lsn ~g'r q, J. :. 'H
y,,''.' ~,,,"r' "'"- E.'vu - g. '0."..
rr,r,c o'-a 2 ia,' H.. =. Ma. T.
.yJu any GHgIal Nun1,.i.
halrs.
"A RE- YOU hLEKINo EMPLOY.
"a ~ I'M Z j." -. "'Hll' .h"i Moo
r.n. tlrcav IN hm - q. car al d. 'i,.c
mon sr"gfc cmI'.Nr"n' ~ .C..' u.1".-..'N.
v.""kr"r'i. 70 ter. rNcs"r Narhm"n.
,'o,I al .S,'"n'". ,a.;;.v'.'. c"ii" u."''.
c's, r.r.LanIcs. o. hly 'r'i' :! 'e,a.'u -
caiMy ~ AlhD Fl'ESISu nAi.r
lIEIr. Why BLSCEirlIoN. "FIIl r
70 tNtLol LIZ ,Ao., ,.t''"", 80 =, ..
TAH AGENCY. dsj ~ t~H
4 NV ""I.I -: -. -n.rr -,r mi
~ -""'.... ,r.l'.. with -. 80 VI.
-, ,,rIcNnL4g 'ad or a1iu'' T. W.
BAILEY. %, l'p'..t
\ ~ y & r.","r' MIX, n.y2'o,
J,n WIT ! g., - c"",. '.,s ~,
, th'n''t o.. T'' 'nal "..n n ri .rr
recommended s,,.. 90 ,,uu....rn.
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STAINED.

coos ordnayT----. is Low Mlddllng -. o II 10
S.T,ct Good Ordinsry.. "a Mddlus -. 10 i2
aft fsfy seesdy opening July and Angutt declined
points ON frcr selngy which weakened the entire list
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MISCISG LANE MARKETS,

LONDON june 2S-in tho Mncng markets sugar
closed aui g-hucl Tm at about Is advance
cote" co-"f with better tone; plan tato1 ccyon made
slight diy the week: no declined 81 China
dull India and CeylOn nchnGe Pepper IL easier
o
THE MANCHESTER MARkEr
M.ScrEsTER juno os--ClOrls firm, but ouotably I'M.
chlnGd, Yarns steady and improving.
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CHICORY-C Continues in moderate demand at former
rates. We quote Barry { Re 'n"lis, 34GSr: II. C..
3.4c; Cocoa 32c Taylor Brothers English Chcory.
casks AMI barrels. 3-lc.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-27
STEAMSHIPS AND CABLES.

The propositions which Mr.. Hugh
r. Reid of Australia has gone to lay
before the Government at Washing
ton are two fold: he wants subsidy
for a telegraph line between this
country and Australia, and he wants
another subsidy for a fortnightly
steamship line between this port and
Sydney. 1t IS not worth while now
and here to discuss the question of
subsidies on Its abstract merits, for
the Presidents inaugural defined the
policy Of this Administration to be
IN favor of using portion of the
surplus in subsidies to steamship
lines. The only question that is left
open for discussion is the merits or
dement's of this or that applicant for
a subsidy.
The case of the telegraph may be
considered separately. So much
money Is paid every year by Amer
lean citizens for telegraphic mes
sages to Australia. They cost about
$3.50 per word. How much Amer
leans paid last year we do not know.
Mr.. Reid says that Australians paid
S2,500,000 for cable messages. OF
course the colonies could afford to
pay ont of the colonial treasures a
large annual dbsidy to new line
which offered to do the business
as Mr.. Reid says his company offers
TO do-fCr less than one-half the
money. So we-if Americans pay
S250,000 year, as they probably do
for cable messages to Australia at
$3.50 per word could afford to grant
a subsidy to company which of
fered to do the business for half the
present rates.
As TO the steamship line, it is clear
that If any steamship line deserves a |
subsidy it is line which aims at |
creating a new trade and opening up
new markets. Il is hard to justify |
a subsidy for line from New York |
to Havana Between these points |
there is a trade established which |
ought to sustain a steamship line |
without Government aid; but be
tween odu IdBClSCO anu OyuuSN
there Is as yet only limited inter
change of commodities. Our reel
procal trade Is in its infancy, and
without a subsidy it may be that
line would have hard scraping to
live. This is precisely the case
where a subsidy would do good.
OF course, subsidies could only be
voted by Congress to steamship and
lines which had a ter
minus at this port. We have no in
terest in lines running to British
Columbia, and not a dollar would
be voted to aid them. If Mr.. Reds
enterprise is based on commercial
his ships and his wires
viii come here, and we think they
would get subsidies at Washington.
# his enterprise is political, he is
wasting his time here. London
md Ottawa are the places to which
lie should apply IS. F. Exchange. +
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-27
STATE CONSTITUTIONS.

Something has been said in these
columns from time to time regard
ing the tendency apparent in many
Of the States to overload the consti-
buttons thereof with provisions
which might be more fifty left to
Legislative enactment. This is a
tendency upon which the trainers of
constitutions, such as those which
are being prepared for the coming
new States in the West, should be
on their guard. We notice that the
constitutional convention of North
Dakota has had the advantage of
reminder of this sort from Judge
Cooley, whose eminence as a consti-
tutional jurist gives his advice pecu-
liar weight. Upon being invited to
address the convention at Bismarck,
he. said that, though scarcely feeling
it to be within his province to ad-
wise the convention, he would ask
the members to remember in their
notwithstanding that times and
men change, and he added in words
which might be pondered with
profit in almost every State in the
Union: Don't, in your constitu
tion-making, legislate too much. In
your constitution you are tying the
hands of the people. Don't do that
to any such extent as to prevent the
Legislature hereafter from meeting
all evils that may be within the
reach of proper legislation. Leave
for them; take care to
put proper restraints on them, but
1t the same time leave what prop
erly belongs to the field of legisla- |
ion to the Legislature of the future. !
You have got to trust some one in
he future, and it is right and proper
hat each department of government |
'honld be trusted to perform its
functions" It would be |
better for the country if this advice
II Judge Cooley, the fruit of an ex-
ended and ripe experience, were
lept more in mind by constitution
What our constitutions
would lose in length they would
more than make up in strength and
n the reverential regard of the peo-
de- Bradstreet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-27
THE EDITORS TABLE.

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OF lengthy bills,
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reader,
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other for ball,
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letters of regrets,
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graphing;
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her face,
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laughing.
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some Western mining stock,
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meter.
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badly ragged mat,
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could be sweeter.
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map of all New York,
There's guide to Palestine and one to
Russia
There's the latest opera score, there's
lump OF iron ore,
There are relics of Harvard football
rusher
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letters old and new,
There are piles of old exchanges and of
paper.
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paper-scraper.
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ornamental jar,
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fable
D, the sight will tickle you, if you ever
catch a view
Of the editor while writing at his table.
finland Printer.