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Evening journal., 1889-08-29
An Americnn FestlraI N Pnris.

PARIS, Aug. 20-It is stated that M Al
ph6iiSi, the French engineer intends to or
ganize in Paris, in October, a grand Amer
lean festival in honor of the 397th anniver-
sary Of the discovery Of America.
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rrpeIled fron, Rnssia.

VIENNA, Aug 29-It is reported from
Warsaw that following instructions received
from ST. Petersburg, the Russian officials
last week expelled 500 foreigners from the
city, many Of them Austrians
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To Attend a naval veddinr.

LONDON, Aug. 20.-The Prince and Prin-
cess Of Wales viii 60 10 Athens TO attend the
marriage of the Duke Constantine, crown
prince of Greece, to Princess Sophie, of Ger
many sister Of the Emperor William.
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more rronble N crato

ATHENS, Aug 29.-The Mussulmans In
Crete are threatening to attack the consulatex
and cathedrals where Christians have taken
refuge against their aggressions. Ounages
continue to occur.
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IIidden Treasure Unearthed

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Aug. 29.-There is
great excitement here over the discovery of
hidden Spanish treasure in an old house ON
the corner of Bridge and Marine streets,
which is being torn down to make room for
improvements. A negro employed in digging
near the foundation Of the chimney dug up a
metallic pot containing fifty-tw0 Spanish
coins. The latest date on the coins is 1906.
and several Of them ante-date l500 The
house and lot are the property Of an Amerf-
can lady Of wealth who some years ago mar
ried one of the nobility Of Europe. So great
was the excitement about the building that
it was necessary to call upon the police to
keep back the crowd, and the placed is fenced
in and securely guarded. Further operations
are anxiously awaited
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New York's Tax Rate.

New YORK, Aug. 29.-The financial com
mittee of the board Of aldermen has fixed
Sl.95 per Si0o as the rate Of city taxation for
the ensuing year This is the lowest rate for
many years.
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Resumption 81 nuslness.

BUFFALO, Aug. 29.-The extensive smelt-
ing works located on the river bank near
Tonawanda, which have been closed down
for the past sixteen years, have been put in
operation by their new owners, the Tona-
wanda Steel and Iron company The capac-
- ~ t'' IS from 100 to l25 tons Of
pig iron per Gay.
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ro CO Before ne Grand .Jurv.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-After a consultation
with the judges Of the court Of common pleas
it has been decided 70 lay the Flack case be-
fore the grand jury. The original papers have
been sent 70 the Bar association.
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M. ressenden ReeoverInr.

CAPE MAY, N. j., Aug, 29.-Hon. Samuel
Fessenden has 50 far recovered from the eff
fects Of the injuries caused by his recent fall
that be left today for his homo at Stamford,
Conn
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FeIl Tiftv reet.

UTICA, n. Y, Aug. %. Professor Slocum,
the asronaut, while making an ascension at
Antwerp, jefferson county, yesterday, fell
from his balloon distance Of fifty feet. He
was picked up unconscious, but the doctor
have hopes Of his recovery.
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A Prize for ArricultnrIsts.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 20-The Piedmont
Fair association has offered a prize Of 5000
for the best twelve ears Of corn, the growth
Of 1859; and also a prize Of s., 600 for the best
drilled military company in the United
States The fair will open Oct. and close
Nov
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The crnr,s Marlin VIII.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2g.--It is announced
here that the car viii not 90 to Berlin from
Copenhagen, but viii defer bis visit to tha
German emperor until after his return hers
from Denmark
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Glasgow DocI, Laborers vote 70 strike.

Glasgow Dock Laborers Vote 70 Strike.
GLASGOW, Aug % dock laborers Of
Glasgow have been very uneasy ever since
the Inauguration Of the strikes in London,
and their leaders have been urging them to
follow the example SET them. They held an
enthusiastic meeting yesterday, at which q
demand for an advance in wages was formu-
lated and later presented 70 their employers.
motion 20 strike in case their demand was
not granted was passed without dissenting
voice. Immense interests here are involved
In the outcome, and merchants, shippers.
manufacturers and all Glasses are anxiously
awaiting the answer Of the employers. Tha
Glasgow Industries were never in more
prosperous condition than at present, and a
prolonged strike would be regarded at this
time as a serious calamity.
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creat Dama,,e ~ 1vind ana eai,

OSAKA. Japan, Aug % 9-Great damage
has been done at Dakayama by disastrous
storm Of wind and rain which flooded the
district
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INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTIONS.
MRS. LAURA 0SGOOD HAUKNESS
will open the Fall Term of her
SELECT SCHOOL

on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,
Davidson Building, Ninth and King Sis
BOTH SEXES
Glasses in the common and higher English
Branches, in Bookkeeping and in su II An
cient and Modern Languages as may be
desired
Assistant teachers OF experience and ability
have been secured for each department. afford
ing students unusual advantages on very mod
crate terms,
Personal attention is givsn to each scholar,
that an inte rest may be awakened in the stu
dents mind, without wk!ch progress and
thoroughness are impossible
Those who on account Of illness or lack of
advantages have fallen behind in their studies,
viii receive special assistance and training
that, without embarrassment, they may
rapldly recover lost ground
The primary and intermediate department
Will be under a competent teacher.
Students from outside the city will have
special oversight and care.
Terms from s. to SlSper quarter, according
to classification.
For further information apply to
MRS HARKNESS,
No. 500 Market street, city.
Between Il a. m and p m. or any evening.
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SIN the nrinerra Lends.

MARBLEHE .D NECK, Mass, Aug. 29-In
yesterdays race the Minerva crossed the
line winner at 3h. SSm Sos The Toma-
hAnA erosssa secOno, witn las Fapooss t4lill-
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The NaeI. c.sa.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29-The hearing in
the Nagle case has been fixed for next Tues
day. Counsel for the state have withdrawn
from the case, as the question of jurisdiction
will not be pressed.
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rrnnnnrt,. Pn.fnfIIce Inrnlarlled.

FREEPoRT, Pa, Aug. 29.-Burglars entered
the post Office at Delano Station, on the But
Ter branch of the West Penn railroad and
broke open the safe, securing $500 in money
alld STAMPS.
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The French Elections.

PARIS, Aug. 29-The date for the general
elections has been fixed ~ a decree signed
by President Carnot for Sept %.
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A Defaultinr Consdential Cirrk .fail

A Defaulting Consdential Clerk Jailed.
PHnADELpHiA,-Aus @.-EenA.s A Kelle-
her, the deiauiting confidential clerk CT
Capt. Beck the tiSloas owner, WIS COM
mitted to prison in default OF $4,000 bail.
Kelleher, VINO is charged with swindling his
employer out Of $SS.000, was captured ia
LsslsL1.1cis -lss week.
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Police Look to Burns the Socialist. tsa
Control the strfkcrs--The Dock ousclaas
oner 10 Make ceacessions-The straMa
Fever Has Spread SO Glasgow.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Heetings Of cosnrnesu.
cial organizations in different trades wexy
held yesterday in various parts Of the eitr
and In every case resolutions were passed
urging the dock companies TO stop the strikes
by conceding their employees demands.
Ihe cost TO the companies is enormous
much greater than would be involved ia th@
concession now demanded. The companies
however, regard it as a measure Of self de-
fense essential to their continued existence
Even though their demands be ultimately
conceded, which in this instance is quite
likely, the companies will have Demonstrated
that strike is not to be lightly entered upor
and that though the workmen may infiics
serious loss upon their employers, they can
not escape a share of the burden themselves.
This they say must have tendency to make
the men more careful when the question OF a
strike comes up in the future, whereas, il
the dock managers were now 10 yield With
out struggle, their troubles with their men
would never end
Signs Of Distemper.
Although the strike has thus far been CON-
Quoted with remarkable moderation on the
part Of the men signs Of distemper are already
beginning TO show. Attempts at violenca
and even arson aud pillage were reported ae
frequent intervals yesterday Burns, this
head and front OF the strike, has arranged to
bepromptly telegraphed for wherever troubIa
is threatened, and the police, who have every
confidence in his good faith and his great in
fuence with the strikers, are in eonstane
communication with him. Through his ef-
forts serious acts OF lawlessness attempted bv
his more headstrong followers were averted.
He has only 70 show himself to the men to
inspire the most unhounded enthusiasm. and
where violence is threatened his orders to de-
sist are promptly obeyed.
Some Progress Toward Settlements.
The dock officials and committee Of their
striking laborers held another conference. at
which some progress was made toward a set
Element Of their differences. The points OF
contention have now been reduced to sim
gle one, but ON this point the two commit
tees seem to be az far from an agreement as
ever. At the conference the dock officials
offered 70 concede every demand made by
the men except that for sxpence per hour.
The delegates Of the strikers insisted upon
the sixpence and the conference was again
suspended without a settlement.
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ExouasIoNs.

----s-4-------7---s77s
A TLANrIC CITY IN 2ls HOURS. aJ.,-
~ DAYS ONLY. FARE. 81 30 NO
CHANGE OF CARS AND s HOURS AT
THE SEASHORE, BY THIS NEW JERSEY
& WILMINGTON FERRY, DELAWARE
RIVER, and WEST JERSEY RAILRO ADS.
On amt after sunday, July n. Arrangements
have been made Tor through cars from Penns-
grove to Atlantic City. Boat leaves King street
Pier at Z 731a.m. Train arrives at Atlantic City
at l0.l0a. m. Returning leaves Atlantic City
at 6 p. m. reaching Wilmington at 8 80 IN
Call On or address the undersigned for rates,
ETC.. for special excursions to this delightful
sea side resort.
Boat can be chartered for moonlight excur-
sions, for rates, etc. apply to
a. q MCCAUSLAND, Supt
BOWNESS BRIGGS 6.nn pas A. ~
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REAL ESTATE.


NOR RENT.-STORE AND BASEMENT,
Il 5i3 Shipley st. Apply ll3 Market st.
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N0TIcE.-TAXPAYERs TAKE NOTICE..

City and School Taxes for 1889.
The undersigned. receivers of taxes for the
City OF Wilmington Will be at No. 10 +. 9th
street, between Market and King streets,
during the month of July, 1889. between the
hours of and IL In the morning. and from 2
to in the afternoon for the purpose of receiv-
ing taxes. On all taxes paid during July,
there will be a reduction Of 5 cents on every
dollar, and all taxes paid on or after the first
day Of August. shall be payable without a re-
uuction aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid on
the first day of September shall be increased
by the addition Of per centum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND p. MOODY,
Receiver Of Northern District, including
all north OF Sixth street.
MARTIN ]. MEALEY,
Receiver Of Southern District, including
all south OF Sixth street.
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s-S'ss A- Efsszy' .. 49, q 4l.G =
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SIGNS OF SETTLEMENT.
The Companies Claim to be
Acting in Self Defense.
SOME ATTEMPTS AT VIOLENCE

Police Look TO Burns, the Socialist, t@
Control the strfkers-The Dock ouscsasm
offer 20 Make Ceacessions--The str4n@
Fever Has Spread SO Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24

81: Is: !: Ssss. sss.s
ess?S 1Ss t D r ?Ssss e
& iss{ e. = &C. SS ,s:s,5e' SSs'E3s
ssts!a t'sts,
81; ssIsTs%s Ssssa prs gSn 1ga
T S,. zoo at e. IS
prevailed Sn S
qs ana c'Sqs
iIyssSs ESssiSa trading limited scale he
rule Fi%nsss PTsaSm'nsssS for While during tss ssy
s !S SS%s "SS
Is ga 'SSy sssHa
july na at ss0 o ana above @ SO
Can trading was again very slow with CONTINUED
On sSSa, M en5
sISSSg %Hss i is Ss??s Ha Ia
US T.
SSS:iqs SS,SGF
Ed
81 ign; demand H and pr HSs
Ss4ss and les. oa .o slS:1 shade ONLY oS 55s
+; shSn 'SE SFcss sSE%yS
No Mixd ii sd54i 7sc elevator. = 5saasc aScat to
az DO JSiy 49, closing a, AgSu"t = i.o
S aSsea a "a ana the g n Of
the usual saturdey Sha;scisr sa. prices
:pG psad@S $ $Si" fss"I 800 $";s
MA de- Xs J aTS
ssne ~ Sss 90 Suiy = 5sC closing az % 5sc do
e oss?SsT closing 4 $ Sc 4" Nay s%sns a. 81 ~
Co. r. shss sSSssS Ro Fed 700 80 H.
Hay AND sTRAw.There is a dn ani weak market
Tay DS T. se H5Soc on s SSas"P ass
ja'Ss T iI4 Is sEa 9S,570 HSSa cST
Rye 7Gc Short RYE, 45G5OS Dat 4Oa45c. ''''N
HorS-ESPS,,e,rs are doing LITTLE and the genera,
.@on e iSse as s! 2ss ss g Do s %s s
GSas choice i ISIS g. Gse do conm"n
l6d2nc; Foreign. new. $4,000.
r asv Sss g. in ea nf way & was
quaied sic; EeHortsans ssstdc ia,Isr fancy, ~ Wv
mand continues SLOW but prices uc eb'1, .caty 81 IL
aSsC for tho whole raLge. RosINsQuet but very
's s. & " I . e @" sGsss & ~ X w. y ss Is
sSioSa GS
'g sg S Sq@n GGca ca &C. Gc & se oS 2n
$5S Lnced ,n raw Sy c o0 Ws %' ,GG c,y @
S7Gs5g extra bieasSe! iod{lo; sP"rm ,c,atc, 7oc;
p passtd Sa5 wA, Srpc S %,%
natural wss t'sa g., e sP ' o
Red Elsin, 90d3sc Rcd Saponiacd 1850 olive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATUREs 'oF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


There was little feature Of interest In Saturdays
business IN wheat was reported, but spot lots ruled
steady. Trading In the options fell below 10000
bushels, a decided and sudden shrtnkage from tho
active business Of Friday. The fluctuations in prices
small and caused only by local scalping. Tho
early cables showed an improvement and led to a
small advance. Tho weather reports from the West,
however, were moro encouraging for the crops, and
these induced selling which wiped out nearly all tho
gain July opened at ~ i-2, gain of -, and
December at 81 cents, gain OF 3S cent, but these
months sold subsequently at ~ and 80 7-W cents
respectively closing shade better. On Tho
curb December firm at SO 81 cents, while
July was stronger at ~ % cents. With the ex-
cepton OF gain Of l-S cent for August and
December, no change shown In official closing
quotations, which follows: June and July
"a Ia August, 80 l-2 September 50 "a December,
80 "a May, 1900, OIL IA cents
Corn on the spot was weaker on slackenlng OF
the export demand. shippers took 10000 bushels,
and prices closed shade easier The options were
quiet, but firm, IN response ~ better Western
markets Final prices wcro 1-4al-S cent higher, at
d. for June and July, ~ IL for August 4J Is for
prev allied In tho market but prices were steady
and generally Ia cent higher at % 5s for all months
closed at % 3-s cents. Larl was neglected by eN,
pOters, but the options we're stronger, ganihg .
points in July, at a. 81, In August, at =" 81, and
points In september, al a. Or.
The receipts OF flour and grain reported on SATURDAY
at New-York, Philadelphia. baltimore apd Boston
wero as follows Wheat 534-i bushels corn 81 -
bushels: Hour % T27 packages. At Chicago, NIL
waukee and ST. Louis the arrivals Wcr: Wheat
4Oj-g bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats, 15o'3Dn
bushels; total grain, 2s2,O9i bushels; hour, l4'4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24
COUNT ClLENDARS-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CouEr-CHAxBERs-Bsfors Andrews J.-MstSa
seTRRss cornT-erxr.AL Trnx-Beiore Van Bruns @. =.
sss iss
suiaEnr couRrNsPrciAL Trnx-PARr ii.-Ad,ourasd TO-
SUPREME couRr-cRcur-pARrI -Adourned for the term.
SUPREME CouRr-CRcUT-PAK II.-Before Barrett, IL
srPRExs corEr-cacur-PARTI I'LL Before o'Bnsa. T.
cs TrTnna S Beach
rH coGBeforo sws Of Thomas
Monroe. 10 80 a m James o'Neil l2 m.
For probate OF Helen r. Mason, loa m; John W.
sUPEsioR coURr-GESERAL TEsx-Betors sedgwtck, O. J.,
SUPERIOR CouRI~sfEciAL TERx-BeIOre oGOrman. u
SUPERIOR EQUITY TEnM-AdIonned for the term.
sT,xE9s Coy M t e st o5 sis f4Ss fSS
SUPERIOR oousr-TRnL TERx-PARr Ir.-Adjourned for
SUPERIOR coURr-TRAL TERn-PARr rr.-Adiourned for
CoNxoS PIkAs-GEsER.h TERNcBefOre Van Hoe'en and
COMMON PLSAs-sPEcnL TEsS-BetOre Van HOesen u
COMMON pLEAs-EQUrY TERx-BetOre Allen. J-Nos a
% ~ 80 81 90, 49, q. a? a. a. A. 90 So 60 81 ~
'Coaxos PlEasETRIAI TgRM-PARr L-Bef0re Bookstayer
J-os 1895 1888 1880 4l9 42o AL 422. 4s3 42i 1888.
COMMON PLEAs-TnlAL TEEM--PARr II;-Bctere DAILY, 4
E Ne 2S it tS 49, l9 1904 1925 iaaS i5Is 1850
i443 i2s7 975. ia32, i4j2 1925 lo2s llss lls 1905
CITY couRr-spKcAL TERM-BetOrs McAdam. g. H.
CRY couRr-TRrAt TEnxarART o L1Be'Ore HOme j.
N CRY Y GOusf f III NehraA L.
Nos 3sss, 23l3 1904. 45O. 3O37 773: IA. ga ,-,
S' Fly $3.50 l9is S5$ 400, 2iG5, ao5s 57s
C0uKr GY OYER AND TERWrNER- Before Patterson, and
Assistant ni,ir,c AoEny s.S SnTSs
and Assistant DistrictAt0rney Dawson-Sos TO 50 IN
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroSs-PARr II-Before Recorder
SMITH Assistant District Attorney Jerone-Nos TO 10
CoURr OF GENERAL sEssoSs-PARr III.IBetore MARITIME
J. aud Assistant oisretA''orney Ft1Serah-No' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

IvEKPoor. June ga m.-Coou-Ihe safes VI tho uAy
included 1. 100 bales American. ..,,u
closed steady Anerican-Middling-L Mddins
clause delivery CT Sd buyers Jane and July DENY
cry 81 SAD buyers July aud August delivery e2 oid
and September delivery olbid sellers
September and october delivery 4264d buyers october
and November delivery 34G4G value November and DE.
cctnbCr delivery 3lBid buyers; December ana January
delivery 1854 sellers; September delivery. Gl.64d
sellers
GALVESTON June 22.-Cotton quiet Midiling. l01; Low
Mddlng lO. Good ordinary, 9p; net and gross reeeipts
l.432 bales.
NORFOLK. June 22->otton- Mddtng. II net and
gross receipts bales exports cOastwis 80 baes saes SO
bales stock 2Ot7 bales.
SAVANNAH June % Cotton Easy. Middling l0H; Low
MiddlinE % ,Od Ordinary, o. net and receipts,
bales ports cOastwsa IL bales sales, bales STOCK
1852
HEwORrE,vS June 22-Cotton Steady Midiling. 1913;
Low Mtddlug lO.: Good Ordinary. 93 net and gross re-
Ccps hIss exports Coastwise 400 bales; snles Goo
bales; stock 81, lG2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

BuTrALo June 22Cate Receipts for the last ~ hours
3l7U head. Total for tho week thus Ear 1910 For the
last week 1899 Consigned through 3lOo head
1890 Of which 10 NswYork; 24OO head on sale market
duh and dropping. ..
Sheep Iambs-Recepts for the last ~ hours $500
head Total the week thus far 81 800 For the same
lime 81 200 Consigned through 1880, 200 OF
which New: York 1000 head on sale market steady.
unchanged. Choice to Extra Sheep 90 60G4 Isl Medium
10 CiOnl 81 00d4 80
Hogs-Rec.ipts last % hours $500 head Total for
the week thus - TO For the Same time last week
G5 100 Consigned through $500 heal 1880 Of which u
NewYork: 300 head ON sale market steady aud nrm
Workers 80 20.
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards. June 22.--"Ths Drovcrs
Journal reports Cattle-Receipts 1900 heati shipments
TnD market gulet steady Beeves 81 006S4 40. Steers
8O9I - Stocksrs and Feeders s225as3 40 Cows
ls aud Mixed 81 20 as 90. Texas steers 81 669S3 30
Hoxs-Reoeipts $500 head shipments 2 800: market
active higher Mixed - 3O6ss sos Heavy - 1904 60i
IAglt e. IS ~ 10 Skips ~ 5O0S4 90. 100
Sheep-Receipts 2 800 heal; shipments LOO market
quiet steady Natives az so o. 30 Western shorn So $50
- 90 Texans Shorn 81 u 9si 90 lambs 81 6OSs3 u.s.
ST. LOUIS Juno 22.-CateRceeipts elO heat shipmsnts
zoo; Choice Heavy Native steers sS so
81 Good. IS 2O1si TO- stockers and Feeders
GOOd ~ 20 9S3 80 Rangers COrnied % 1908 on;
Grass ied 81 90 6$3 90. -. 49,,
HOgs-Rcceipts 700: shipments, SDO; market niBhe
Choice Heavy and Butchers selections ~ 3ofA 40
Packing Medium Prime - 2OUSl 80. Light trsleS,
Ordinary u Best - 30Rs4 Al $780,.
Sheep-ReCeipts none: shipments SUOi mhkob e'1ohB
Far " Choice 50 % Qs3 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24
Italian, stsCss Palm Sl2s ss ssosstsfoot prime 90 12s

Italian stsCss Palm Pa as SSsatstoot prime. 90 l2S
..sy :. m a o eRsss ws ruled @
E; tx. iIH 'S,:I s1fi'S
IL @ bark Ky u s.ssn s
y 5000 eases refined SSS'GS S ortp U1S
end fh to bark SGsS
Misi%Gi 1893 4FSfGsa
%cs san s on TO- Esns csn mp
SsP6a BRUSH CarE Emmanuel Is Swe Ia,
bark % hSen Boston S'f:
SsEs%S' Fy a Sit na @
s s2Rl to NSwIayeG salt &c bark Glad Tdngs rha;
BBsti%ors BsmSr % RIO Jancro; hour private terms;
s sugar. Tee hpsh bark Cyprus MonSSa n to hueno:
Hs ggb. SIS Italian bark ship p Iaah
E &s ives. .9$is EDssnd Sai: AH.5%n
sS %ss S":$ bark 5ssy & A. Ss%s:
iKoyIsIoNs-PoRK Was dealt In rather more freely
e. pv asad @n Is a new 800 sS bort
' 't$tsS fy f'TE Mi fms ~ west
g. sST S & D S F'! Fa Me-? @
nEEf IIAMS-tnchangod Il pic: ana quiet Quoted here
r"i 5s 'Pa 5..
ss s a T. fai Ssa .shs:s
sgal" SS%;sso short KS; july closed
5SSS$6 sssso ss$a r,S" | & ;s NY
hsdS the Sa at the a1 we sc'd S@
s% 81 5 ss I4a nam SaG 1 Dv only aHG
O.sac. city steam quiet Sale: 90 tcs; 0 zoe: JuEG
a2"Gn a i S s s5S:a e Ssf a, Ao;n! zoe '' BID
sales 900 500 Is 7c2 .; 9ct.99I Sr sales; 90
~ rood ;SaiV ,,srHa i:0''' ,s,aasdou, eHd q:
s sSs :sf p, w Issis,%s stat
Fancy prime S dc fair 100 to
State Dairy halfGGNn tubs fnHcy 17ai7Ec 40 fair 70
I!alsS Do prime i2sIss wcsi"rn Dairy; shoics Iss
~, 90 a. r'o q :G""@@ os'FI %s, iSs f?$
ap% sSas's d. x6o q"; so%"%n pf%;i
skins, ! 25sc: Ohio Nat. IN. Sc . TGGs"i1 modr.
;c sna ~ ,vcas on & 3a Hoi9ly TIE
ErGAR-EAw-Mor active ara srorst; kah-.
ii7c"9, has. c;rr,dusa!. 90 tst Sc. AMI 100
Rlco - tT't BE- and Far %,ni@g Gnonl At lGc
Powdered. l.2c Granua'"t 0 l 80: Mould -" Sc
HSn-Gs9rg e. wFc r, S' IS; ; on
&C 5-sa7 7sc; &C." 7 i.2a7 $50; Yellow. Ia
5sc; ely Sc olcouarslrinc -
TnLow-rm and moderately active Prime CITY
quoted lac bid. Sales. 100 900 n. i.ic.
HAVANA Markets
M.v1St June - SN'q,.h E%h 8? i3 a: ~ .r'h,nso
70 900 bags FIrnr. h. week hove. IS zoo S,s.
97o hhd. II which IS 0OO bags And all The hhls United
sii the rrf s, Gac Pr a9 s 6 s r r f ","a
from ports NE north coast outlc prrt- for tho United
states. 81 5Od3 90.
LONDON Wool SALES.
LoNpoS, Jun" >! At The w"o sale. today there a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 90 Sp"caD.-The weather in tho South
ives, for the time In weeks good The SIGNAL
Service nap showed Iu Illinois. Kentucky, Ms.
s,uri Kansas or TcnucS.rc. This cour-'. LEFT the
harvest bulls without their argument II cables had
not come along Unexpectedly thoy would hayo been
I'm Door condition ndci A. It Was, they suffered some.
June wheat closed under Friday. July under and
December Tn" December was relatively 'tcai"r
than July chiefly because OF tho attitude u Hutchinson
he being considerable buyer u this moro distant but al
umcs seller 81 tho nearer months There w1S conSi'
cradle selling q July by Nat Jonrs' hrm ~, Louis
IN. .en lot bears gossip here but their market showed
very little charge Among the other they wird wls
that 100 OO what lag, had been oT"ri there by ship.
pcrs The yisb," supply Monday i expected I" -h""
tccra-n u million more. ayaln- $4,000 bushels a''
,ra., FOR the corresponding week last year July what
opened At IS -. so!i low - .. and closed at
- cent? oats exceedingly dull. not nur'u1lne
outside 81 Is cont rarcc July Cpu.l and C'r~i a.
- rs cents Provisions opened al Hti'o advance" b"'
rau~, hogs 10 h!ghe! At the yariH Prices IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24

were H. 700 bales offered The amount Remaining Il 2oeooo
baas Following the offerings detail ana the prices
obaned Victoria 300 bales secured I'D ols % DO locks
ana piece, 9ls ID greasy Itdel 81 90 locks d ana
pieces 10 vi Now South Wales 2700 bales secured lOD
lssa do lock. and pieces I'd Is Sd gre s
do locks and pieces queensland 600 bales secured
smes II south Australia, 400 bales secured ls 2d@
ls I'd; NewZeaand 71OO bales secured Idols D5 las
mania 400 bales secured 2d IA Cape " Good Hope
and Natal 200 bales Ourcd Is I'D greasy Cd l0