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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
The parnellites Defeated at The Kill
kenny Election.
RAILWAY HANDS ON A STRIKE.
Death of a WelI-known Composer
The British Grain
Market.
RAILWAY HANDS ON A STRIKE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-umoN.l
IRELANp,s oausE
arheiiites Defeated at the Kill

ASCASdtcu at the hIl-
kenny Election.
KILEESNY, December Tho nol,ino o,orad
bliSkly TINS morning. The presence Of fhe
military and large force OF police seattle. ed
tnlougnout North Kilkenny, seems to be a
peace. "sn VI .He
-Jhe eontingents' supporters have both arrived
al oassie e9taer. which point is apparently re.
foritv Of a ths ne! 10 tne constituency. The ma
seem TO be antAParnell. " ''3eeui
a aitereatioa took place between Harriue-
On arg number of priests This was occa-
ssonec by what Harrington termed sthe sriesfs,
interference with voters" Hot words were ex
eihsngeq and in spite of Harrington's IS protests.
the priests continued the work Of infiuencing
yoiefs thought TO be leaning tows "a parnaii
PaFnell has returned from visit TO the voters
al GoSran. He is in She highest spirits and an
rouhcss ,on s anat Gowraa will poll almost solid
lnfornsation has been received from Castle
Toner tnst Parnell metTith hosti e reception
solidly foE Hennessy. WINS
reports ffom Johnstowp sta e that it was witt,
great dlfhgulty the poles TODAY prevented a
serious COLLISION between she excited rival fac
- The Parneflites claim mejority at ,Johnstowu
Inc erection excitement there increased when
II .sS became I9own that scally, the Parnellite
candidate, had entered formal protest acsjnst
'the Iaxity OF regulations in regard to the ad
mlttance OF strangers at the polling stations He
ana ms friends asserted the presence was appar-
70 be supportersof Hennessy. This, they claim
iscontrary to law
Timothy Harrington says priestly coercion,
was exercised in North Kilkenny, and that the
Parnellites have good grounds to contest the
valldlty OF Hennessy's election, should he be
returned. "
IN an interview this evening. Parnen said he
expected the majority would be small, which.
ever party won. He hoped the bitterness of
Language that marked the contest win be for
gotten. his eyes are much tetter Davitt this
evening said he was confident Hennessy's ma
jority would be 1,009
HENNEssY ELECTED.
LONDON, December 22d.-A dispatch from
Kilkenny to the Daily Neass says there's not tine
slightest doubt thar Hennessy is elected by at
least 500 majority.
PAENELLITEs ROUTED.
DUBLIN, December 22d.-At Carrick, on-Suir
Tipperary, tonight, a crowd OF Parnellires, who
attempted to make a bonfire of file of copies
OF Davitt's newspaper, were attacked and
routed by Dayitt's sympathizers, several being
PARSELL UPHELD.
CHICAGO, December 22d.-A rousing big meet
ing of lrish-Americans, held at Battery to-
night, adopted amid enthusiastic cheers, reso-
lutions upholding Parnell and his recent pro-
Inducements against English dIctation in Irish
affairs under any circumstances.
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Swift's Specific S. S. S. cured my
little b y of scrofula, from which he
had suffered long time. Ihad tried
the best physicians and great quanti-
ties of medicines without avail. A
few bottles OF S. S. S. did the work.
He is now enjoying the best of health
and has not had any symptoms of the
disease for over year.
w. A. Clayton, Addie, n. G.
BOOKS on stoop AND SKIN DISEASES fskE.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
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Family Feud.

MOUNT VERNON Ky. J, December 22d.-Trouble
between several families on Bush creek culmi-
mated in free fight, in which FIVE persons re-
ceived serious shot wounds. Two of them will
die. The place is remote, and details are not
learned,
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Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and streets. ie22-tf
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FINANCIAL.
Ssvesal Suits Brought Against Kean
& Co.


CHICAGO, December 22.-suits were begun to-
day by number of other depositors in Kean' 8
bank, Who want the amount OF their deposits
returned, on the ground that the bank was in
solvent when the deposits were made. At the
PRESENT rate, If all the claims of persons who
deposited within thirty days before suspension,
are allowed, they promise TO eat up nearly all
the assets to the exclusion OF other creditors
The assets continue to grow less 1t is now esti-
mated that the bills receivable, scheduled at
S27p00o, will not realize g100 900. An investiga-
ton OF the banks books shows, further, that
Mrs Culyer's account was overdrawn 1880 and
Morton Culver's account Sc 900.
Morton Culver appeared In Court this morn
ing and testified that Mrs. Culver had an in
as far as'he knew. there never had been set
tlement OF the partnership account, though he
had endeavered to secure one. The witness be-
lieved the business profitable, but Kean con-
Quoted 1t in an e4trayagant manner and could
never be brought to make statement OF the
condition of the bank till recently.
Culver testified that his wife's interest con-
sisted of mortgages and notes. on which the
bank was only able to realize 81 900. OF these
securities, S2o 0lo were in the shape of notes
and mortgages given by man named Han
chett, simply as accommodation paper. The
fact turned out that Kean had included these
accommodation securities in his statement of
assets TO the Commercial Agency. 1t appeared,
according to the testimony of Cashier Warner,
that kean had renewed the paper for over Sic.
600, the only security being land contracts. The
books also showed that kean discounted his
own papers of S32 COO and his wife's for 1000.
LONDON tOnt.l. December 22d.-The assign
ment of John Elliott & Son, manufacturers of
agricultural implements is announced. There
are considerable assets, but the losses will be
great
NEW ORLEANS, December 22d.-The creditors
of v. & A Meyer made a statement to-day,
showing the assets of the New Orleans and New
York houses amount to 81, ,757, 900, and the liza
blities to 81 ,6t5, ,0e0 The firm has asked for one.
TWO and three years extension, promising to
pay in full.
GUTHRIE (Okla.), December 22i.-Chief JUS
tice Green decided this morning that the as
signment of the Commercial Bank was void.
He will appoint receiver.
TILToN IN. H.) December 22d.-E. p Parsons
Co manufacturers of woolens, are financially
embarrassed.
FogT WORTH (Tex.), December 22d.-Bate-
man Brothers, wholesale grocers failed to-day,
Liabilities probably over s3g0,e00 assets not
computed.
RECEIPTS OF GOLD.
NEW YORK. December 22i. = The steamer
Spree arrived from Bremen this morning with
sS07, 900 in gold aboard.
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Sample Boons. 1O14 Sixth street, be-
tween and Z. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
nl4-tf JACOB KAERTH, Proprietor.
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The best place In California to have your
printing done: A. J. JOHNSTON & CO.'S, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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discontinued
new postoffiee has been established at Poso
rat. Kern county, Cal , with Emilia r. Gardett
as Postmaster.
Senator Hearst Still Ill.
WASHINGTON, December 22d.-Senator Hearst
Is still quite ILL., and it will be some time before
ne is able to resume his Senatorial duties.
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A. HERTZEL.

PROPRIETOR OF THE WHITE LABOR
I CIGAR FACTORY, S26 K STREET, Sac
ramentn. Our speeialties: Spanish Blossom. .
"Just My Size,' "Virginia" and ia Favoritao
Country dealers especially invited to give me
trial. Box orders a speciality. Milf
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FIVE MILLION ACRES.
That is the Amount which Brigham
Young's Son Is to Purchase

NEW YORK. December 22d.-John Young, SON
of Brigham Young, was interviewed here to-
day regarding the announcement from Lima,
o., last night, about a scheme for colonizing
Mormons in Mexico. He said the negotiations
for the proposed concessions mad not been con-
cluded, and if they are they will be for FIVE,
not three million acres. There is neither al in
tention nor possibility, he said, of introducing
the practice of polygamy in Mexico. Further
more the terms of the concession do not confne
the settlement to Mormons, but leave 1t open to
all persons of good character. The colonists
viii be subject to Mexican laws.
II the negotiations succeed, Young will, un-
der the concession. build fifteen hundred miles
of railroad in Mexico.
A dispatch from Ohio tonight Gays that B. r.
Faurot, whose name was connected with the
matter, states that the contract made with
Young is for a railroad south of Deming, N. NJ,
and has nothing TO dc with Mormon colonial
ton.
New England Society Dinner.
NEW YORK, December 22d.--The eighty-fifth
anniversary dinner OF the New England Society
tonight was attended by 500 prominent people.
]. Pierpont Morgan, Joseph thoate, Chauneey
Depew, DIR. Patton, William L. Wilson, OF West
Virginia, and Hon. A. B. Cummings. of Iowa,
were among the speakers
BRADYcRoTISE curei headaches for j.
B. Guyton, Poulan, Ga.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements ~ Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost
Found, For Sale, To LEI and similar notices unde
This head are insrted r.r cents per line the FIRST
time and cents per line el,ch subsequent time AZ
notices OF this character sis be found uader tAis
heading.
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OF these scattering Republican votes, Reed
Leads with 5,665, followed by Mckinley with |
S,o2a, all but 256 of these cards have been |
mailed,
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Holiday Goods The finest assortment
ever offered in Sacramento. Fancy articles for
Christmas gifts. Plush Cases, Photograph
Albums, Vases, Pictures. Picture Frames 20
order at short notice. THEO. W. SCHWAMB,
S04 J street. d13-tf
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Madame Bell, renowned In telling Iite's
future events; fifteen years practice in India
Young people should know their future. Fee
so cents and 81. 1910 Third street. d9 Inns
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Pianos TO Suit the Times.-Baving Re-
ceiyed large invoice direct from manufsctu--
ers, inclu5ing eleven different factories, brand
new. Easy installmeuts. Prices, 500 and up
wards, at A. g. SHAW & co.'s, 1923 Eighth
street. die It
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Mrs. Cr. French, the renowned fortuue-
teller. This woman tells wonderful things
also brings troubled parties together again
Brown House, corner Fourth and Streets
room IL. Just arrived from Chicago. d21-7ts
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The lNDlANSs
One Hundred and Fifty Sioux Captured
by the Troops.
WASHINGTON, December I'D -Msjor-General
Schofeld has received telegram from General
Miles dated Rapid City, S. D., December 22d, as
follows II believe all, nearly all. Of the fol-
lowers of Sitting Bull are captured. Colonel
Sumner reports to-day the capture of Big Foots
band OF Sioux, numbering 150. He has been
one of tt most defiant and threatening. The
result so far has been satisfactory"
THE TROUBLE BELIEVED TO BE OVER
RAPID CITY g. d., December 2ld-Dispatches
to General Miles from Colonel Sumner to-day
show that nearly al of Sitting Bulls followers,
together with Big Foots band, have surrendered
to him. Colonel Sumner in the dispatch said
that this dsposes of all the Indians along the
Cheyenne river, aud If there are any more of
Sitting Bulls people he doesn't kn]w where
they can be.
General Brooke reports the arrival OF friendly
Indians at the Bad Lands camp, and says the
capture of Sitting Bulls people and Big Foots
forces will aid the efforts of the friendlies to
bring il the hostiles. An Indian scout reports
to General Brooke thst Short Bulls followers
are anxious to come in, but are withheld by
threats of Kicking Bear, one of Sitting Bu'Ps
agents. The scout thinks, however, that the
friendlies will at least succeed in bringing in
Short Bulls followers.
A report has reached General Miles. via Mis-
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You would guess Christmas near. Store
Ii.
THE \ TOY < DEPARTMENT
EASEMENT FLOOR

EASEMENT FLO0R)
Is Wonderland Follow the crowd. Reduced
prices. like free show. are telling attractions.
A tWo-days' carnival, with
Prices Like the F'o11owing.
Tin Toy Tans regular 3ac size for 25cTn Toys regular
1Oc size for 5eHandsome Autograph Albums, 1Oc..
Wooden Sail Boats full rugged, Scrap
Albums 10 and Children Waercoor Paints per box,
Linen and Paper C Books, and upwards.
Box, Payme, Children Delight
I75 40c Hardwood Express Wagons 2Sinch
bed, 95cChld's China Mug, Banks with key and
combination, 25c..WOOd Wheelbarrows Veoc
pedes, 81 75, 80, Wheebarrows 81 15
Wagons. 50 95 So As, So 95. Etc, ETC.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Better Late Than Never.

Don't put off until to morrow what can and
should be done to-day" is wise. If you have
never used SoZODONT for your teeth, make a
bee-line to the druggist and get a bottle and
begin to use it at once. 'Verb. sap"
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New EnpIand Society Dinner.

BRADYcRoTISE curei headaches for ].
B. Guyton, Poulan, Ga.
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Y. NJ. T., No. 2s meets this (ruesday)
evening at o'clock. Nomination of officers.
E. P. BYRNE, President
A. C. KAUFMAN Secretary Its
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03

Salut~s In Honor or the New State.
immediately on receipt OF the dis
patch the large flag of the TINES
(which had been got ready for just
that occasion and had not been flung
to the breeze day before yesterday,)
when about all others in town were)
was hauled up, and the news soon
spread.
Captain Higgins at once got a
detail of Company F assembled, and
~ minutes later q salute of 43 guns
WAS fred in honor of the new State of
Idaho.
A NOVEL BUT BOLD WAY OF FIRING
A SALUTE.
In the meantime 43 cartridges Of
giant powder, some fuse and caps
were purchased, and Dan Reilly, of the
Red Cloud group of mines, and Ed.
Woods, Of Smith e. Woods-two old
miners-consented to fire off a b-6t-
ting salute, as that of the small arms
of the militia had scarcely been heard
in town.
They therefore proceeded down to
the river, where they cut and primed
their cartridges, then selecting a spot
where they had plenty of room and
the sand was wet or damp and we'll
packed, they picked up a 6re-brand
apiece, started with \ handful Of
cartridges, each turned their backs
to each other, Lighted a cartridge.
dropped It, took step apiece, lighted
another cartridge each and dropped
it-and SO on until they had disposed
of tho IS "guns."
They did not run aor walk fast;
but just dropped their lighted cart
ridges one after the other, ard never
bothered abou. them at all; they just
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03

ice with gravel snd blades Of grass
Embedded within. The foremen Of
the Novelty Icon Works stated that
he melted two which had living froas
within them. This report comes from
the Monthly Weather Review, issued
BY the Government.
A Dubuque newspaper report &C.
companying the picture states tina,
hsilston's NJ large ~ coc"anuts were
thrown down, and s"me ladies' cooled
= pitcher Of lemonade with them, and
wrote to Eastern friends that they had
made the drink palat~hle with ice
frozen in that city on June l6. In
falling tho stones went through the
roofs Of street cars.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03

kept on walking leisurrly and drop
ping . cartridge At every step.
This 10 probably the 6rst time that
. salute, and especially with sisat
powder, has ever been fred in tha,
easy, oif.hsnd, almost reckless way.
Usually the "artillerists" Of tho occa.
sion run from so to 200 feet away q,
each discharge, and would not even
think OF taking such . promenade a
our friends Woods and Reilly did
with burning sticks Of giant powder
In their hands. But these men are
miners. and they knew just what they
were about. They were perfectly
sober, too. They used so feet OF fuse
for the 43 shots.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
Spinal Weakness.

Henry J. Gallagher. sc Prince
st., N. Y. writes:
Shaving been troubled with pains
IN my back aud chest during the last
winter l was compelled e remain at
home unable to attend to business,
until | vas advised by n friend to try
ono OF ALLCOcK's Porous PLAsrERs.
After applying ono to my chest and
ono to nay back, in three hours I
found relief which l had not got in
over three months. l cheerfully
recommend them to persons having
spinal weakness and lung trouble.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
THE OFFICERS AND FEATURES
OF tho Forthcoming Celebration II this
Ctty.

OF tho Forthcoming Cei~hrAtion II thaa
Cty.
Tho Executive Committee Of the
approaching Fourth Of July celebra.
bration have completed their arrange.
me"ts and agreed upon the following
officers, features. and program:
President Of the Day..
%. Hon. Geo. A. Williams.
Chaplain. ....... Rev. l. T. Osborn.
Reader of Declaration of
independence. H.. Hon. E. b. True.
Poet. ...... Miss Ada Van Wormer.
Orator. Capt. James Gum.
Grand Marshal. Col. Geo. V. Bryan.
Aids. -. Captain J. b. Black, w. H.
Watt, S. y. Boone, Geo. N. Par.
sons. E. w. Johnson. P. A. Regain
Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Haley Glee Club and HALEY Brass
Band.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
LINE OF MARCH.
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
DR.. Kings New Lifa Pills. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
AS we'll, or that have given such uni-
versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase price,
If satisfactory results do not follow theil
use. Thes" remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
Hewitt i Brown, druggists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
LOCAL JUT.TlNHS.

Lead in New York to-day, was
strong At 4.424 per 100 pounds.
You can save time and money BY
getting your loans through
LENNON & BOONE.
A 800 brick was brought in from
the Csmas No. 2 o.day.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-
sented BY LENNON & BOONE.
Strawberries and Ice Cream, At the
HALEY Fruit Store, next door to
Charley Moors's.
Leopold Crxmer has left the First
National Bank to engage iu the TO-
surance business.
John O'Brien, Of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
Fresh Eggs At the Postofiice Fruit
Store.
Carly Campbell left to-day for
New York city, having bought =
through ticket from HALEY.
Fresh Gold Medal Prize Butter, at
the Postotfice Fruit Store.
Register Billings, of the United
States Land Office At this place, will
probably settle in the Puget Sound
country.
Anheuser. Busch Beer on draft, at
Boggs's Diamond Palace. 1t is the
finest beer in the world.
The horses attached to WeLster's
hack ran away, to-day, and went
about two blocks, wheE they were
stopped. The cover OF the hack was
broken. No other damage.
People who enjoy smoking a pipe
should stop ut the cigar factory, and
try some cigar clippings.
General John Il. Winters returned
60 HALEY to-day from the East after
a. absence of tour months. He says
hs is glad to get back, as he can
breathe, here, in our cool atmosphere.
1t is hot rs blazes in the East.
If you want u 6rst.class shave, hair
cut, or shampoo, 20 TO Pml. Weber's
barber shop, two doors south of the
express office, Haley.
The train will run irregularly to-
merrow. Arriving here about $50
O'Clock it will reach ketchum about
1O:3O and remain there longer than
usual. Returning, it will stop few
hours in HALEY and = rea ,onable
length OF time in Bellevue, and
reach Shoshone late at night. Travel.
'<rs can govern themselves accordingly.
As 6ae bush as this reporter ever
saw is growing in the font yard OF
Mrs. FIsnnery's dwelling, on Main
street, this city. 1t is in full bloom,
must have at least x00O roses on,
and the branches are SO heavily
loaded with buds that they are bent
over like garlsnds. The bush is
we'll worth seeing by all who love
flowers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
Formation Of HatlStOnes.

Baltimore SUM-
Meteorolog,sts are not a unit in
agreement upon tho manner of form.
alton of haiistones. The theory Of
Dove has been given most credence.
He believed that the hailstones passed
rapidly from the cold air to the warm,
moist air, aud again from the warm
air into the colder, thus alternately
taking on a jacket of moister and
freezing it around the nucleus or
heart. The formation Ct the nu.
eleus itself, it is conceded, is from
the snowflake in the cold cloud. which
being whirled about forms small
ball, about which subsequent layers
CONCEAL as the ball is tossed about
into the atmospheres of different tenn
peratures. The hailston-, from its
varying shapes and irregularities, shows
that it has had wild aud irregular
career i" the sky, s"metlm-s melting
into crooked shapes. then being tossed
upward and CONCEALED rapidly. 1t
takes but ten minutes, so the meteor.
ologists say, to form the largest hail.
stones known. Some are nearly
spherical, more rough aud Jagged,
while some have a fiat face on one
side and are covered with nodules on
the other.
The most remarkable hailstorm on
record was that Of July IL. 1888,
which passed from roursin-, France,
to Belgium. 1t travelled in bands or
g. erat-d belts While the western
baad had q width Of ten miles and
length Of 42O miles. the east. ru
band had width OF FIVE miles and
length OF 500 miles. A band of rain
twelve miles wide was between them.
Over 1000 communes suffered and
property to the value of *5OOO,OOO
was destroyed. The most fatal storm
Of this kind was that OF April 30,
1888, at Moradahad, India, in which
over $50 lives were lost. John Eliot,
meteorological reporter to the Gov.
eramens Of India, says OF this storm:
"Verandas we're blown away, and tho
massive Pucca portico was blown
down. II was nearly dark. Hail
was on the ground TWO feet deep.
Persons caught in the open air were
simply pounded to death. The area
of this storm was only about six or
seven miles around Morsdabad."
Probably the worst hailstorm that
ever occurred in this country was that
Of June IL, 1882, ut Dubuque, Iowa.
For - minutes, beginning at $3.50 p.
m, hailstones fell, some Of which
were l3 inches in circumference.
The largest weighed II pounds. They
exhibited diverse formations, some of
them having knobs ami icices half an
inch in length. Others were sur
rounded by rings of differcnt-co
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1,O48,OOO POUNDS.
The Orc Shipped From This Station
Last Month.

0o0 VS0 CUbpPeV CTOm AUS St6ttOu
Last Month.
During the month ended June 80,
1890. 81 cars containing 1,O46,OOO
pounds o! ore were shipped from this
ststion to Denver.
Oar ore being worth sn average Of
Gas per ton, this makes 4 value of at
least s65,0OO worth of ore shipped
for the month.
Az soals Of the producing min s
have not begun to ship, while Others
could not begin until about the mid
die Of June. owing to the lateness of
the season, there is no doubt but that
the shipments during the ensuing &C.
tive month will be heavier than during
June.