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Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07
An Orong.u.au,. Waro,us-

BELFAST, Oct. 6s~-Dr. Kane, grand master
of the Orangemen of the district of Belfast,
in published card warns Mr.. Balfour, chief
secretary fer Ireland, that he will ALLEVIATE
the Orangemen If he proposes any further en-
dowment of Catholic institutions in Ireland
"The government ought rather" continues
DR.. Kane, "confer its privileges and emolu-
ments upon every Orange hall in Ireland as a
sign of gratitude to the 10000 Orangemen
pledged to maintain the union"
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

The only medicines sold by druggists, under
apOsitiVe guarantee from their manufact-
urers, that they will do just what is claimed
for them-that is benefit or cure in all cases
of diseases for which they are recommended,
or the money paid for them will be promptly
refunded-are DR.. Pierce's world famed spe-
cites, IT manufactured a by Worlds .pispensary
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
all diseases arising from torpid or deranged
liver, or from impure blood, as Dyspepsia, or
Indigestion. ,Pimples. Blotches, Eruptions,
Salt-rheum, letter, Erysipelas, and Scrofu-
Lung-scrofula, is also cured by this won
derful remedy, if taken in time.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
world-famed remedy for all those chronic
weaknesses and distressing arrangements SO
common to American women. 1t is most
potent, invigorating, restorative tonic, or
strength giver, imparting tone and vigor to
the whole system, AS soothing nervine it
is unequaled. See guarantee printed on the
bottle wrapper and faithfully carried out
for many years.
Copyright, 1888, by WORLDS DIS. NED ASSN.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07
Returnsin Montana.

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 6.-The latest re-
turns give Democratic majority of seven on
jaint ballot in the legislature with one in
doubt which may increase the majority to
nine. In several counties the vote was very
close, but it is not thought that the official
800. Carter, Republican, for congress about
200.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

LONDON, Oct. 6.-Mr. Conybeare, NJ. P,
who was released from the Londonderry jail
yesterday, was received with great snthusi-
asm on his arrival in London. A procession
composed of thousands of friends and admir-
ers escorted him to Clerkenwell Green where
speeches of welcome we're made.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07
PAH-AmERIcAr RxoURsrorIsrs.

As Guests OF the City of Boston They
are Taken TO Deer Island to Spend
Sunday.
BosreN, Mass, Oct. 6.-The delegates to
the International Congress were taken to
Deer Island this morning as guests of the
city of Boston. They were accompanied by
Mayor Hart, ex-Mayor Gilmore of Cam
bridge, T. Jefferson Coolidge, jr., Mayor
Winslow of Worcester, Aldermen Rogers,
Kelley and Smith, President Allen of the
common council and Commissioners of Pub
lie Institutions jerks and Prescott. At the
island they were shown through the house of
industry by tho officials in charge. A din
ner was served, at which Mayor Fart PREF
sided. Speeches were made by Senior De
Silva, delegate from venezuels, Senior
Calderon of Colombo, Senator Da-
Wis of West Virginia, Senator Velade
of Bolivia, H. Zelaya of Honduras
Mr.. Flint of New York and Senator Hender-
son of Missouri are all hoping that the con-
gress would benefit all American countries.
At the conclusion of the speaking the boat
was taken for Bolton. and the city was
reached about $50 p. m. After brief rest
at Hotel vendome carriages were taken for a
drive through the suburbs, Brookline and
Cambridge, including Harvard college, being
visited. The only halt was made at the res
idenoe of John Z. Gardiner, where bounti-
full collation. was enjoyed without fermality
or speeches. They returned to the hotel at
6 o'clock when the city officials said good
bys. The visitors spent the evening quietly
at the hotel. Tomorrow they will visit
Lowell and Lawrence.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
- Four new houses, Portsea street.
s27 12tt 30S HOWARD AVENUE.
LOANS WANTED...EOR SALE.
- Loans varying from $4,000 to $4,000 now
It'll wanted on city property.
lB. Several houses for sale on accommodating
terms.
H.. .BALDWIN'S
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The Now Irish Vieeroy


DUBLIN, Oct. 6.-The Earl of zetland, the
new viceroy of Ireland, took the oath Of Of
Zoe at Dublin Castle to-day.
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Another strike i'm London.

Another strike In London.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Ths laborers employed
In the wool warehouses on the London docks
have gone out on strike, owing, as they assert,
to the preference given to "blacklegs" by the
employers. Nessrs. Burns and Tillett, the
labor leaders, are trying to arrange the trou.
BILE, but 1t Is feared the strike will spread.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

LONDON, Dot. 6.-The cotton mills of Lam
oashirs continue to run on half time. The
Operatives society has expended EGO, 900
for the relief of those who are suffering
through the partial stoppage of the mills.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

Sir Julian ON she AuraniA.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Sir Julian Paaneeforte,
the British Minister to the United States, is
a passenger on the steamer Aurania, which
sailed from Liverpool for New York to- day.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07
Roard orCounciImen.

ITO the Sheriff Of the City OF New Haven greet
l. ing:
Councilmen Of said city to meet at the Chamber Of
the Board In said city on Tuesday. the 9Th day OF
October. 1889. at O'Clock p. M; special:
1889. HENRY F. PECK, Mayor.
Theforegoing is q true copy Of the original war
rant. JOHN COLEMAN.
Attest: City Sheriff.
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entertainments.

The first three nights of this week, with
Wednesday matinee, the favorite actor J.
2. Little will apear in his original creation,
"Grizzly Nabob of Golden Gulch", at Proc
tors Opera House. 1t introduces striking
new scenery illustrating mountains and
mining camps of Montana. The play abounda
in atrikinp situatians and realistic scanes
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

Il. Llttle Will appear IN MIS- original creation,
''Grizzly Nabob of Golden Gulch", at Proc
new scenery illustrating mountains and
mining camps of Montana. The play sbounds
in striking situations and realistic SCENES
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Manager John D. Hopkins of the vaidis
crowded houses at the Grand Opera House
tonight and for three nights and Wednes-
day matinee. He has one of the finest vau-
deville companies on the road and ranks
with the Howard Atheneum Transatlantic
company. Mr.. Hopkins has played his COM
pany in California six months this summer,
and four weeks in Frisco, the longest en-
gagement vaudeville company has ever
played there. 1t is clean show and has
many valuable novelties.
The comic opera "Paola" will be played at
the Hyperion to night and tomorrow night.
scarcely dull place in it. The music is
pleasing and libretto light and witty, with
out being vulgar. : The chorus was
large and in good voice, and it is safe
to say that Paulton and Jacobowski have
composed worthy successor of their previ-
Gus popular work, s'Erminie." The casts"
Braggadocio, Tallow chandler, ..In the noun
Critic, his shopman and lieutenant, Our own
augiieim. beggar and bandit. M ao Ieo
Sapolo, "a poor, invertebrate nephew to up
hold a precious responsibility, Harry Paulton
Paolo, his sister, "As near as Corsica can get
to the Arcadiau shepherdess". .Lenere Snyder
"Onelhundred and fifty Loving Kinsnen''..
.........: Ladies and gentlemen of the chorus
eruele faithful attendant rhs Fanny fs% a"aFas
Lucien, MargarInes SON, .who loves s aIss ,S'eN
Poor Relations "a small heap of bricks, the
noble ruins of an ancient home. -.
........................G Gentlemen of the chorus
Chna, rich connection of Magazines,
Talking Of angels, what's the matter
e.zz, an officer, THE child OF the horseHms. DO''
Martins, sailor 'The SON Of the beundne el'Aen
main .'......................s.; Carrie Boelen
Anna Annie Cameron
Maria. Marion Miller
Clari .................... Matte Atherton
Pie. r roo......H Fl. " Wi nlarns
oonAno..- "elsner
Soldiers. sailors a5s' peggs.! ETC; rexsspseDle.
Chorus of sixty. Enlarged orchestra.
ARoNsoN's COMPANY.
AronsoA's Comic Opera company will be
at the Hyperion on Friday and Saturday of
next week. "Nadjy" will be played Friday
and Saturday evenings and "Erminie" Sat-
urday afternoon.
BOOTH AND MoDJEsKA.
The Booth and Modjeska combination will
play at the Hyperion on the evening of JAN
uary 49,
HERRNANN's yAUDEvILLES
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MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
es~ PORT OF NEW HAVEN. &HA
ARRIVED.
Sch Union, Nash, Calais, lumber.
Sch Pavilian. CLARK, do. do.
Sch A L. Perkins, Perry, Calais, lumber.
Sch John Linatam, do. do:
Sch Henry B. Metcalf, Fessett, Augusta, lumber
Sch F. /. Heman, Kimball do. DO.
Sch Two Brothers, -, do. do.
Sch Samuel LIE wis Scott. Bangor, do.
Sch Sadie & Lille Nutter, Steuben, spool wood
Sch L. L. Baker. Jackson, N. Y, cement.
Sch E. F. Mansfield, Crossley. Norfolk, coal.
Sch Luther A. Roby, Penney, Chesapeake, coal.
CLEANED.
Sch Nat Meader, Eunton, N. Y.
Sch L. L. Baker, jackson, do.
Sch Mary Ann, Collins, do.
Sch H. L. James, Tall, Norfolk.
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District Of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, T.
Oct. 9TH, A. d. 1889. Z
GlsTATE of LAURA B. HILLS, late OF Ne,

the Court OF Probate for the district Of New Ha.
ven hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for tho Creditors OF said estate to ex
hibit their claims FOR settlementy Those who neg
Iect to present their accounts, properly attested
within said time, will be debarre6 recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested u
make immediate payment TO
Of ed1wt Administrator.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

n Few Hundred Dollars VIII &c.
cure a Good Homo.
- oNE.FAMfLY HOUSE, 900 Atwster street,
House and barn, 90 Auburn street: Two fam
Lily HOUSE, No. II Clay. street. Twof.miiy
within ton days. Also for rent, first floor rs Wool
ssy street, irst floor 10 Newhalstreet; fib Portssa
sereee Portsea street, $40 Congress avenue ,and
a. III: MSLMEs, HOUSE MOVER, oTFIon
e. UFFuRCH HTREET. notb
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A Grand Exodus or N Negroes.

Grand Exodus OF Negroes.
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. can immigration
society which has been recently established
In Topeka In connection with the late exodus
of negroes to Oklahoma has received letters
from Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Louisi-
ana and the Carolinas stating that there will
be 1000 negro emigrants from those States
as soon as they can gather their crops and
get ready to leave.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

NOTICE.
In order to bring the superior qualities OF the
JOURNAL AND COURIER
AZ an advertising medium within reach of all,
ONE CENT A WORD
for each insertion will hereafter be charged
for WANTS, RENTS and other small mis-
cellaneous advertisements.
The Darlington Publishing Co.
FOR SALE,
~ Collie puppies, full pedigree. BOX 6.
3A o72t Montowese, Conn.
LOST,
TyROM the corner of Elm and State, pair OF
E small truck wheels, used for moving telephone
poles. The finder will be rewarded by returning
the same to (o7 3D 1l8 COURT STREET.
STHAYHD,
61a Into tie enclosure Of Isaac s. pickerman.
NAEElm street, Westville. Conn, on the evening
Of Oct. 8, q COW, which the owner can have by
proving property and paying charges by applying
as above OF 2ts
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

Chorus of sixty. Enlarged orchestra.
ARoNsoN's COMPANY.
AronsoH's Comic Opera company will be
at the Hyperion on Friday and Saturday of
next week. "Nadjy" will be played Friday
and Saturday evenings and "Erminie" Sat-
urday afternoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07
FOR RENT,
FOR SALE,

- House and lot No. 1ss Cedar street; will pay
:::l IL per cent on the Investment. good
wv chance for parties having few hundred dol
lars. Enquire
J.H. KEEFE,
nj Exchange Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

Hlnman's Real Estate, Loan, Fire
and Life Insurance
Agency.
- Best OF companies only represented. Real
estate bought and sold. Money loaned at low
.rAtea OF Interest. Rents and collections
promptly attended to. Savn Rock and Morris
Cove property for sale. ONCE open day and even'g
HINMAN Il MORSE,
O. Church street, Room 4. Opp. postofiice.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07
BOOTH AND MopJEsKA.
3RNANN'a YAUnEYuLEa.

play at the Hyperion on the evening of Jan.
uary 18.
urppN yN,a W A,rnrvrry
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

ROME, Oct. 6.-The province of Cagliara
has been ravaged by terrific storm in
which 240 houses were destroyed. Six
teen persons were killed and hundreds were
injured. The town of Csgliara suffered Sc
verely.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

Leaving Tangier.
TANGIER, Oct. 6.-The Sultan of Morocco
will leave here on Monday, returning to Fee.
MANY DEATHS AT JOHNSTOwN.
Many People Suffering From tho Cold
-TWenty-TWo Cases of Typhoid
Fever-The Relief Money Comes Too
Late.
JoHNsTowN, Penn, Oct. 6.-With the Their
mometer about the freezing point there is a
great deal of suffering here these nights by
the people who are improperly sheltered and
poorly clad. The relief money which was
intended to supply their necessities, even If
paid at once, will now come too late to be
properly applied in providing against the
blasts of winter. The clothing that was on
hand when the commissioners shut down has
been transferred to the Red Cross society, by
whom it will be distributed to the needy.
There. have been q great many deaths here
within the past week and most of them have
been superinduced by ailments contracted In
the food. At the Rcd Cross hospital there
are now twenty-five cases of typhoid fever,
most of them being strangers in town.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-07

Board Of Aldermen.
ITO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, greet
l. ing: You are hereby required to warn the
Board OF Aldermen Of said city to meet at the
Chamber Of the Board in said city on Monday
the 18th day of October, 1889, at O'Clock p. m.
Given under my hand this I'd day of Octo-
ber, 1889. HENRY +. PECK, Mayor.
Theforegoing is q true copy Of the original war.
rant JOHN COLEMAN.
Attest: City sheriff.
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IOtai saIes Tor the
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE,
STOCKS.
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Did. Ask. Bad. Ask
US4ss1S0 reg 1909 1917. ~ s. o. 1895. 1sl
USl2s1e91 c0u. 1863 107is ~ : cuT6s 1897. 1l4
r.S 1907 reg 1Ze a12Ss us. cur g. 1s9S.- l25 12o
Us a. 1907 cOu Sal29S " Send, 1900. 100
{. 1Sg5.., 1iS dist. Col Cos 12ite..-

The Treasury purchased s766,5O0 l-2 per
cents at 100 rs and rejected the offer of
81 20, 900 per cents at % So. which figure is
.3-s per cent lower than the price paid for As in
April.
The business in State issues WIS covered by
sales Of Alabamas, Glass A, at i04 7-8 eX in
terest. Tennessee settlement IS ey interest ut 75
and Louisiana consol Is AZ 80. OF city bank
stocks, Western National sold ll20 az 90.
The general bond market only moderately
active and somcwhat irregular in prices Chesa-
pealge and Ohio new Is rose 10 102 l-ialO2 l-S
and closed with the figure Of the last sale bid
and yet the price of the preferred stock IS per
cent lower than when the londs were selling at
% l-4a97 10. Philadelphia and Reading a per
cents declined 10 02 Ia ard first income 5s were
of TO 81. Reference is made 10 our full report OF
bond sales.
Money ruled at per cent; the extreme range
for call loans was l-2dJ l-2, closing offered at
per cent.
follows: Exchanges Sl90,l57,l6d, balances.
Sg,40s, $50
Tie Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House So, g3l, 1892. It's net loss on bal
ance was 1901, 2s3, made up by coin loss Of
s3,272,2I6 less currency gain Of $40. 939. The
days operations covered: Receipts, $40 1850;
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Circulation of National gold banks not included in the
above, 4lO3,C02
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EuRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. july 3 345 p. m.-Beet in fair demand.
Pork in poor demand Hams IN go9d demahq baeDn W
8Ss. Cheese IN poor demand Tqow IN fair demand.
spirits OF Turpentne IN poor demand steady 3i. Rosn
81 fn demand Lard spot and futures, In poor demand
mand futures poor demand mixed Western, spot nrm
at Is. LA July firm at b. 34d. August firm ~
o Sontember firm 81. 1Od. Hops nt London
Pacific Coast pom demand
Observation-Disclosures firm: demand poor holders offer
moderately pts for past hr DAYS eo2 0c0 cantas
Including American Corl--Steady demand fair
eenals Peas, Sc. l.9d. Der GENITAL for Canadian.
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cnaago. July 2rhe leading tutures ranged Follow

] -VOVO O"'"~A''
Chicago July 9-The leading futures ranged follows
WHEAT NO. ..
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
i'S::;:''';=;5::::: &: E: Fl: s;
CORN NO. ?.
a a a's;:; II ~ g.; e g: e..
OATS NO. .
MESS PORK, PER BBL-
4 Agss:s :::: igS i ifSS 55sSs Il 55sss
Angus, y e. a.. s GEE SSS 59s
SHORT RIBs. PER 100 LIB
! AUGUST .. SSSS553 SSS Ss So5s SSSSS
qugO9 y sSgns as t %EsS 81 C Gs!8 S AZ" 10
Cora sc d No 0a5 Z? "a Fal.5 SG 81 k
F NE Timothy seed MeS Pork per OI R sli SSs
' oal a. i5 IS 9oe$5 81 by saed shoulders (bSAs4
= 81 wEiSkcy SHV dislss finished goods, gal
ION, , 81 o.. Receipts. Shipments
Flour, barrels l4'gg999 5000
S54s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: gssSSSSS 2f$ &c
oats l'S'oVo AA''oVO
Sssas5 ss f% "a Re e market
1qlnnaP? Jgy W TEss s,o N Sd oa hsd
S oSe Gd NO. c0: I4ed, "a &c bid 'N' ~ '
Louisville July 2coton Quiet bu: very firm Md MD
Sss No. i G'iFI s 5a UGOrn-Ns~ 5s
$Ga36 Ice.
wb aTaS esS esi i 4 s4e Sgs%ss Ill., fsTa
rn No g 50 1Sc 0s:s QUIT stv No CSG W Na zs 8c
F Fys efA Ss 'sfds 81 s Butter
esSy 9 SSe34 l2fl sS Eggs Sss
Flour 800 bbls Wheat 600 bush.
ptilaaenbia Jury 2-F1our rule "A very firm Under
small supplies and good demand particularly Ior choice
tsincl because Of scarcity but demand from mers zhs
seeuasn a. sand and price, Of PS Ss c So H RS
Jay. 50 i@as4c; August SO I2asIs; September So "a
s nnG @ Sr no pc and &poTt demand
u 1Shs @ SaiSi 'S Sne ,? 'o9 No Nxs 2O
'vHRG as5d S 90 pef s'aP f 65Ssep as tS
i Yqy s e Taab aeO9 ssa S N oea5e
a lie oacsEIos Continued 9Gie Sq 1rlsse oc rq No
'9 Witt Snd 81 3Ss;'S do saoee $aSS w
g 1f sf 80 is ShGSsa =: & as sSaa sps
b S2q33 12c October H@ S2aS2 & 3Smy as
i ia 5 SSSSe 1 s7 Baiier@QuSt stesdy
T9n ga ezra YAK &c 4S5S do PEa e Ls
a.oestssdy iosy ac'ye aT oS Sg Per 6 wR
1000 corr, 200 oats g 500 Shipments; whea'
St. Louis, July 2-FIour-ouiet and dull but unchanged
9%e aid but M s5s56G Ti b :. bayers
Subeqaenty srs was an advance but ycy
and unsettled market owing higher Chicago market and
nries durt,ated rapidv The close was 3Sdi2c above
pcueriay Tor July and August 110c on September lac
and DECEMBER 3-Sc lower. No. Red Cash s2c og old,
and 7s SIc for new July 74676 Ssc closed at "A 7sc
bcT rs 7sa 5Gc closed IS 7se asked Decenber IS s4
70 i.lc closed 700 asked. Corn-Hicher. There was
very little for sale and with higher markets elsewhere
guy 81 i4c closed AZ 81 3sc bid Angus, 1902 Lsc
bid oaDu nominal 10 Cash 2S 12s e, BID July
80 . 4oe; Hny-uDchOHged PraiTIe' f9as9; Tine nS
Sleabe Al -. Lend ftro1g Re 'h 70 50 ana ana
pnchanged Creamery, l5e Dsry liz "a l2s o
dSe % Whiskay-Steady 81 OF Proyisons-onet and
IS 25 Dry Salt Meats.B9Sed shsudiersa - % Clear
boxed Shoulder s. 81 29$0 Longs and Ribs 20 S
ss5 RecelD ZOO, 5 bon Wheat I've 1000 SS
Barley none. Shlpmens Flour, 10 900 barrels; Wheat
none Corn. 11100o bushels: oats IL coo bushels Rye
and Barley, nome
Toledo Ohio, July 2wheat steaty cash s7Sss i:2;
dull cash 29 10 July 20 l4aS9 ss ,, oatS 99YlSSd,
October = 60 Recelptswh9at 1000 bushels; e0TGno
1000 bu heels; oats 1000 Shpments-Wheat AOOO
bushels; elcverseed, a. bags.
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=, poCT0N VIA STONINGTON LINE

Il 81, GJract line 10 Watch Hill and Nsrragansett
pier Steamers Rhode Island and Stoninqton leave new
SUNDAY excepted Tickets and staerCSms secured ia a. pr
Vpaa % NewYork Transfer Company who will call for
and check baggage from hotels ana resnencSSs' n
w r. RARCOCR A. G. P. A.
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rATSKnL MoI1NTAINS. The old Route.

Y OUIOKFST CHEAFFSF AND BhST' c..
CatskllI evening line. ST. amerS haaterskiu ana CatS
xii leave every week day p. m from foot OF JayS,,
n n connecting with G. NJ. and Carp laroad' BOT hst
=, bouses rates &c. Send N pier, Ar address -,
oi houSes' i''0'' W. W J. HUGHES, Catsdll. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

THE GOVERNMENT FISCAL YEAR.

TUESDAY, July E-p. A'
The Treasury statement of June 80 completes
the Governments fiscal year. The receipts Tor
the wear ended June 80 $685. GOO greater
than in the preceding year, and the expenditures
other than for premiums paid on purchased bonds
and exclusive of the principal of purchased bonds
were S23,ll8,474 greater than in the preceding
year: s1O,Os3695 increase in the ordinary,
s76so,174 in pensions, less decrease OF 1884
395 in interest. The surplus revenue of last
wear was S1O5 81 9,243, against surplus OF sll9,-
612I17 in the preceding year. Exclusive oil
the principal of bonds purchas ID and the appro-
priation of SEA, 600 for silver purchases, the
following table compares the items of the two
years:
RECEIPTS.
Ae june g 30 1883. 1850. Diner e Ss;
ter revenue I24 296 s72 1900 1Q8 Inc 73o523s
Total ...s379 206 075 1898 SOL, G75 Inc 50 5000
EXPENDITURES.
Ordinary ESQ 442 sl53 734 1877 Inc $40 Os3 695
pansinns -. 20. 2SS 500 1897. 653 Inc i,Cs9,lI4
intersst ' "A II OO7 n .OeO. 6l2 Dec 3054 .3Dj
Prin. ON bonds s,270S43 17292. 1853 Inc 9O2lo20
Total s207 o24 Sol $500 O6l. 705 Inc e82 1894
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, July 2-Cotton dull. Mldillng, II s;sc
9Sc Longberry old sse94c new 70a90c as to Sondl'S
Western nm; No Winter Rod, spot. soc; July, o3a
80 l-4c; August. 81 l4ao2 1-2c; september " 3ac
Corn-Southera, firm White 4Ga4oc Yellow 4fd43 E2e
Western strong Mixed, spot AZ l-4ci july az 2s2@
gfeamer 81 La zoe Oats-steady. Western "hite pa
81 lie. Rye steady 4od 5oe Hay unehanged P Fro
i7c Eggs, hrm 15al5 lie Petroleum iirw refined eG
Der and whlskey unchanged. Felghts u Liverpool per
Steamer quiet grain 81 Cork for orders 3s 3D. u.s.
Ia Id Kroeipis-biouf 1G.OU0; wheat, SOO0i corn
o. O0o oats 5000 shpments-Flour, $4,000; corn
IS COO sales-wheat. 23OO0 corn $1,000.
Buffalo, July 2-Nohing doing in old No. Hard
closing 40 81 20 IL NO Hard quiet at 81 o. Is
No / Northern, s1as1 90 1s 900 No Spring, DC
SegHer: 900 ckoics No Red 95 lie on track; No
lied in store, 9la93e 1000 extra No Red, "a l-2a
CSC; 4 500 No. Red, Slc cars NO White Michigan
95 i.2c on track; 5000 NO. l White Oregon, $50 IN
store 6orneSeT and 9qegt no. g He i9Tao % 20 30
No zoe in store. Oas-Quiet and unchanged Elqut-
Bran 12 12c Spring 12c Cana freight hfm ana oE g9
com S2 600; oats, % O6O iye. 10000. ship.
nenfs by canal: Wheat 81 600 corn 175 0OO shipments
by rail Flour, 10000; wheat n,OOO; corn II9'oVoi
oats, $4,000.
Boston Mass July 2-F1our quiet but firm Corn
firm steamer yellow, 46 lie steamer mixed 9oe one
600 sacks corn $4,000 bushels oats l4'oOo; shoFts
81 tons ,,
CHICAGO July The leading futures ranged as follows:
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