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ENTRIES FOR snEEpsHEAD BAE
some Rafting Sport Promised when the
Flyers Meet To-day.

Flyers Meet To-day.
With three stake features on the card and
the balance Of the programme in keeping. the
Coney Island Jockey Club should have big
crowd ut Sheepshead Bay to-day. Firenze Is
a starter in tho New York Handicap at mile
and half. and. although she is not asked to
beat hieh-class horse. she will have to run
some In order to win with 1870 pounds In tho
saddle. Bermuda and La Tosca will measure
strides In the Reapers Stakes. and good lot
OF two car olds are named to start in the
Sapphire Stakes.
II Firenze Ia at her best. and Byrnes will
hardly send her 10 the post short OF work. she
should win the New York Handicap. and De-
muth may run second. Sir John looked big In
the Twin City few days ago, and acted as
though race or two would do him good.
Bermuda will undoubtedly win the Reapers
Stakes II hi. chances are not destroyed by
buneling jockeyship. as the distance 10 trifle
Homer will find the pace warm, and the. dis
lance too long. The same may be said OF the
a; sssDs ID skss T ys hs talent
smashing good race In the FutuEity. Gulindos
last race was creditable. and Brynes Is very
sweet on Silver Fox, He'll Gate has worked fast
public form Lew Weir has a great Glance to
win. and Gulindo may run second.
Tho opening race looks like good thing for
Coo Jay Jay. and tho Kalula colt may run
with Abb in second place. Wattorson and Bel
wood may do to play in the race over the grass
course.
PRS. Race sweep:tales for !tvoyear old. non:
which $3.50 second and SlUO to third Futurity course,
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Yachting Gossip.

Boarov Sept. The 4lfooter Mineola sailed for New
York TO-DAY.
Rtn kANk, sept 2.-lhe second race for tie Ssntnns
Challenge up was sailed to day Tho Gun was last on
.,,9sS and tho Tn4 !,th Course zen mica tbs
yea. Twilight Forman smiths Prrssuy and THOMAS
thsdwicks Gem Enigma won. Time hours MIN.
utss second. Psrssus second.
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The Executive Committee of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League heid special meeting last night tho
Willow Club to consider the standing OF the staten
Island aud New Jersey Athletic clubs Tho New Jersey
A G. claimed TO to lied for the lead in section on
while TuH srS on Monday gave tile staten Island. $50
and the New Jersey A. C. ..e4 per mt The following
delegates attended. n r; Cobb Manhattan. q 9; Torn
10y Kings County; " II. Ruuy. BerSe ey. r. Mae.
gregor Stat eli Island Jerome annsry osmopolltan
john duncan. Brooklyn v, j. Wood Fort Hamilton
Mr.. Turner real Along communicat9n from the New
Jersey A. a. giving reasons for their claim but tho
r.ntage. which save teen already published IN TnE
SuN were declared correct
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Mr.. Corr,san to Make u Test Case.

Abe Hummel who is Edward Corrigsn's
counsel In the East, said yesterday that he in
tended making an entry In ono OF the purse
races offered BY the Coney Island Jockey Club
for to-day. for his client. and il the entry was
refused no would begin legal proceedings to
Tho names OF none OF Mr.. torriGans horses
appear n any OF the purse races. and it Is safe
10 say that the Coney Island Jockey Club has
refused the entry. This Is in keeping with
the announcemvntmadeb by the Board OF Con.
troll on Saturday last and Isl the outcome OF the
Huron trouble.
MI. Humnel will make q Test case Of II.
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got the lead in the last furlong and won ~
three lengths. SNOWFALL beating Nirgie alenRth
for second place.
Tho Turf Handicap. for thres.ysAr.olds and upward
at S2b each with ST $50 added Of which s2oo TO soc
ond; ono mile and quarter on turf ,. $40
waieo,s "smpb.. Oh. G. sno ,w,,aii s 100 Taraij !
Bradleys b. fvirgie 4 liz loresl ..............
st. Luke, Rover and Now or Never also ran
RsttineAgain.t Now or Never II to 81 Carroll - TO
5; SNOWFALL 4tol; st Luke az to u firgie 10 to !
Rovsr Is tol. Mutuas paid sias5. $50 siin
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Hummel will make a test case Of 1t.


GLOUCESTER Sept a.-Today's races resulted AZ fol,
lows
First Race,roIr ard q half furlonSs Passmors won,
Dry Toast colt second Gardun thlrd Time. % 3yiL Nv
Second RaSe-lisf nie cOntrsaa colt Won. Psereu
Third ksce.six anu halt furlongs fragrant won,
Pickett second. A. -. II third. Time / 80 ''
Fourth Race Three quarters OF mile MONDAY won
Little Ellen second, hohemian third Time i;2ii,. vs.
ond kuoy third. Time :iYt4 '
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RowsI, Wal, Race Hughes.

LoSpos. Sept 2-Charley RowelI has decided to tread
the tanbark once more and has accepted "Lepper"
Hughes challenge for a six days 20 please
for .shtnl ..ds George Ll,tewnod the CHAMPION.
In and make II swespstakek Rowel stipu'
iaIes that the coates, shall take Place IN England
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Charley Mitchell Posts n Forfeit to EiEht
dim Corbett.

The Police Gdssne yesterday received the following
cablegram:
LONDON, Sept :. Charley Mitchell accom- panied by
his xrepreSsible fa,heriulaw. "Pony" Moore Frank
savin and hos. OF admirers and han gers inv AIDED
tho Sp"r,i.g LJ' to-day and posted forfeit TO bind
match with James Corbstt the American who recently
fought draw with Peter Jackson; $1,000 side aud
bare knucklrs are the conditions
Whatever Mitchelis faults may be and matter
how much he may DO dsliked the BIti.h public think
test held he will car hundreds OF thousands of dol
lars II tho money can be got On.
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Gleason First base on srrorsfltt.bursh 3; rhiisds
phA a First bass on ls-fittsbursh 2; fhiladsl
phia 3 stolen bases 5pistbauer. Ismlon.2 struck
Miller, z lit by pitched hail-belehanty. Lott on
bsses-Pittsburg. o. rhiiadeiphA :. Tiide-2 hours
Umpire NcQuaid.
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Utah's heavyweight Honors Won BY dim
williams.

oGpyS. Sept IA night for tho heavy weight champi.
onshp OF Utah took place hero last night III the Great
Opera House before u 900 spectators
Tho contestant. were Jim Williams OF Salt Lake. who
has held the riampi inshp. and George Morrison OF
ogden. well known III Denver.
The rurse was o'ered by the Athletic Club Of Ogden
supplemented by side bets, making total Of 500
The hattie was short sharp and decisive Morrison
was outtoGGlt from start TO finish AMI was knock ell
out III The NTH round after being dreadfully punished
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The McCarthy.Burus Mil.

Boston, Sept 2-Betting on tho Mccarthy Burns night
At the Rhode Island Athletic Club on Friday night 10
Ady under way One bet OF $3.50 to $500 with Nc.
narthy on the blg end, whicn has been recorded IN
NoonrOcket shows the SIZE OF tho odds u Tow Boato.
mans have put W. smaller waaerA ono OF SiD S:al
on Met hrtilr beng the largest known A. far TIE
choice OF referee has left with lame uivIIe WhI
VIII not probably announce The OF the Official III
the day OF tho match.
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Cricket.

The Berksleys tourneyed out to Clifton yesterday to
play their postponed League game with the Cosmopo
tans and they felt very confident of victory but C.
Dowed in great form for tho Cosmos, and took
wickets for runS and tho result OF the game was IL
very decided victory for his side time alone saving
siugls innipgo defeat. The score:
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A Chance for Ga, Mec.rthv.

cahlegram to tho Police Gose yesterday says that
johnson, the English bantam, is open nght Cal Nc.
Carthy or Tommy Warren ut lla pounds for from
Shp 10 81 a" side before the CLUB onerIng biv.
yes, purse whsthert be IN England or America. lie
VIII give or take ehpenieL
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THE RECORD.

CHICAGO. IA NEW YORK. ,.
CHICAGO. Sept 2.-Grandpa Arson and his
colts batted Rusie out OF the box in tho third
game OF tho Now York series to-day. and at the
end OF the third inning CauEhinc was put in
to pitch, with Clarke behind him. The Chicagos
ht Gsughllpg WITH nieasing, regq!n,ity; al, al.
won tho game at the start; Ryan hit safely In
the first. Richardson tumhlcd and Wilmot got
q base, stealing second. Dahlen got n base on
balls. Arson hit and Carroll hit. whils Cooney
and Pief,sr both sacrificed. Five runs were
scored
In the second Dahlen again got to first on
balls and Alson's awful ihiee-hase drive to
got a base on balls and Tieilei made another
sacriHce bit to C,nnor. 40 that Gumbert's hard
brought MIN home. Merritt 70, to irs; on an,
other tumble BY Richardson. while Gmmbert
scored Ryan hit safely to centre and Wilmot
sacrificed. but Dnhlen was thrown out at first
wac sean 10 more.
In the fourth Carroll got to third on
base on balls. steal. and wild ptch but was
clsysrly thrown out at the plato 10y Glasscock.
In the sixth Ryan was sent t. FIRST on balls.
OROurke tumble I'd u ball Dnhlen sent to him.
Glasscock fumbed CARROTS gronnder; and
hit in tho seventh and stole second. Merritt
sacrificed. and ltyan's hit brought the old Sec
In the eighth wilmot opened with single to
right, and Dahlen welled out three haIger
that brought on a rain. He himself scored on
Grsndpas sacrifice and then the teams rested
came ont with the sun, but neither side ac.
complished anyt hing after that
In no third Rusie hit safely to right, Gore
sacrificed. and Bassett brought. he pitcher
next inning Connor got to first on Pfe'er's
tumble. to second on Wild pitch and home
on Ohourke's hit. Otherwise the visitors did
not enter into the game with any prominence.
The score:
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The American now,,ns Record broken.

Chambers the bowler OF the MASSACHUSETTS, cricket
team. which has been making trip through the mari
time provinces broke the American bowling record
Aug %, AZ Halifax in game against tho afsx Wan.
deTerA Tho Americans won tho game by ~ runs,
an Chambers took eight wckes for one run, creating
anew American record.
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Eastern Associatlou.
Other Gam eS.

BOSTON L. A., lo; STATEN ISLAND 4. CO.
The Staten Island Athletic Club received their only
bad defeat of tho season yesterday when they play
tho Boston Athletic Association team at West New
brighton. The
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Earned rnns-Athetic, 81 SC Louis, Z. Two bA1e MT
-fnIisr Three-tase hit SANDER ross Boyle liome
base on bas-Wood, Miliigan. Corcoran. Chamberlain,
iisiiman' r' ,arcorsn rh.mS.,lso. Ivons, harims
tcl RettIgir t3, Passed bails-Dariug j. Tims-Two
hours tmpiro-FerEuson.
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Earned run-Bos,on. Two base hit-Farrel. sncri
hcc hns-Dmny 60 Leblanc. stolen bases-BroMn
Gastriehs First base on balls-By Bunnton, .; by
= Nv Rutn;on O: ny IN s,rivht L. Double plnys-Rad
fort. stricken and Brou;hes Dowss and Crooks
tastrtghL crooks, Wheeock. and Leblanc. Umpire
MAhoney. Iime-l 30. Auendancc-Soi1.
BALTIMORE, 4; HiLwAvkyx, =
BlirvoRr. Sent, o.--Ealtimore played tennning
game with the Milwaukees to day and won II ny timely
battinR and wi throw by Dwyer. Attendance, a4i.
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A. II. Rich OF the N. Y. A. c. Rides . Mile
In . Minutes 10 IL Seconds.

There 10 every indication that the mile record Of
. minutes and l6 seconds made BY r. J. Osmoud Of
Eng and last month the bicycle will b lowered
some OF the fall bicycle meets By an American rider
Yesterday morning on the Hampton Park track az
leto CLUB broke the one mile american record.
some the speedest rider. this country Rich rode
the mile minutes aud l9I4 seconds The previous
American record for tho distance was ! minutes
as rs seconds, made by W. r Murphy on Aug. ID.
Richs record Is only ~ seconds slower than o..
mond'9 time.
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Staten Island A. C...........o 90 90
Earned jurisdiction A. A. 4. First base on errors
Staten leland A. &, ,; Boston 4. Al Lett on bases
Staten Island A. C.. b: Boston 4. A.. T. firs. base
balls Ho.Eh!on, Z; on highlands I, Struck ont
Cook. corbett O. highlands Three-bass hit-Dean
Iwobsss hit-Nan Zant Corhett Sacrifice hits
Rraus- Rooney Stolen uases-Finey, Dean ~ Bowen
g. F5othinsiam; Double payszsouls Dean. and
Houghtou ~. Cmpres-Cpton and Hopkina Time
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TO PURIFY CROTON WATER
AUTHORITIES TO CONFER ON THE
NECESSARY LEGISLATION.

II IL n Nice Question to Adjust the Cor
dieting Interests so rs Not to Hob The
DweIiers In tho Watershed and Not to
Let Them Hob Us Poison Us Either.
tFrom n. Y. Sun. Aug. %, isai,
Tho DRINKING WATER and ICE used at the MUIR
RAY HILL HOTEL and PlAZA HOTEL New YORK.
are vaporizsd aud ozon the premises and certified
10 as to purity by Prof Charles +. Chandler,
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-
Rsrned ruus-Cinc inn tL L Two.bsse hit-Gan2eL
Three bass hits.McPhee, Halligan Browning, Reilly.
Home Tun-McPhes Stolen bases-L Latham. Ganarl
Double pissys.La'h.m. smith, Mcl'hee GUAM, LOw.
by pitched bAli-Tuoker. Struck out-by Crane 3; by
ssAlsy. = Wtld pitch-Staley. Time-i5l Umpire
Hurst
PHILADELPHIA q; vIrrsIuEGH g.
PITTSBURGH, Sept The Philadelphia mais their
last appeAran here to-day and exciting zane
which WAS badly played Attendance L27u Tho
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Milwaukee ,,,...............O y . D y o %
Earned runs-Batimore, !; Milwaukee. L. Twoha'e
hin-Wech Carney. and DAlrympe. Stolen bases
baltimore - Milwaukee, 2. Double pay-Burks and
Carney First base on balla-MilwAuaes. Hit by
pitched bai-->hucE Struck ont-Ry Mcmahon -
BY pwver. =. Wild DECENTRALIZATION 1me-l 80 Umpire
-DaNs
ST. LOUIS, S; ArHLSricS+
Paii rHiA Sept. . st Louis defeated tho Ath.
-tcs to day by punching six of its eight hits IN tho
second and eighth inuing.. Attendance, LIN The
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Earned rups-Clsveland 2. Twobass hits-Davis
RgIn. ariMn; sae.ihes hIts,Bprk..t Tr6eap ~,
Chiids. Left on bsses-Csveiand. =; Brooklyn, g.
styuok out-Ry Wan by Inks Bases on balls
OF vtAu on Inks = First base errors !eveaud
d Wild pitch. Visu. umpre-Em.Iie. Time-lio
Attendance 1850.
CINCINNATI. :: BosroS. o.
OtNc,swaSI Sept 2-Cincinna.i won to days game
with Boston its merits Attendance l, lJ6. Tho
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The American Association.

This Ia how the Am erlcan Association games
resulted yesterday:
Boston. 4; Columbus. g
Baltimore. 4; Milwaukee q
st. Louis, 8: Athletic. 4.
At Washing ,on-Rain.
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sixth Rscs-swsepstake. for three year.oihs and up
ard Of Sl5 each, with uUJ added. OF which $3.50 10
cond and 500 to third; seven turlopKs on turf
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,pnlfo staKes Tor Two year Is
up to tho tne OF entry. at $50
OF which 500 to second; SlUO
3 stlve and a half furlouRp,
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A Tale of

Someyears ago l went one day to look up
a man whom ! only knew as a p%ettifopging
lawyer in a Brooklyn police court and a
small politician. After one or two false
starts l traced him to a carpenters loft
where, with his coat off and shirt sleeves
rolled up, he was working away at the
clean, fresh wood, very much better en-
ployed, remember thinking, than in help
ing rogues to escape the consequences of
their misdeeds. Business of a legal nature
wasn't very brisk with him, he explained.
The next / heard of the pettifogGer was
that he had turned builder in earnest, and
he was putting up Brooklyn buildings by the
block. Where he ever got the capital
don't know; probably started in a yer,
small way and worked up by degrees to the
possession Of many thousands and bette,
clothes than used to cover his thin figure,
now thin no longer.
l know another lawyer of a more pros.
porous kind, 80 far as the law is concerned
who invests his spare capital in lands and
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT - CATARACT
~ Mining company, located in Cataract Min
ing district, Jefferson county, Montana:
Notice is hereby given that . meeting Of the
trustees of said company, held on the 10th day OF
June. 1871. an assessment of two cents pei
share, was levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable on the 10th day of July, 1891,
No. SO South Main street. in the city of Helena
Montana.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
be declared delinquent and shall be- duly adver
tised for ale at public auction: and unless pay
ment shall be made before will besold on the 3Oth
together with the cost of advertising and expense
of sale. JOHN L. KUONIZ. Sec.
No. SO South Main Street. Helena. Montana
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GHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EX-
y ecution in my hands; issued out Of the district
court of the First judicial district Of the state
of Montana, in and for. the county of Lewis and
Clarke, in the suit Of A:A Sprague.. Otto 8. A.
Sprague. and Ezra J. Warner, against NJ a:
Meyendorf and james 3. Wells, as Mey;endorf
D. 1891. | have levied upon all the right, title and
interest of the said Michael A. Meyendorf in
and to the following described property. situated
in Lewis and Clarke county, stateSof Montana
viz: s~ssssta
in block number forty-four az Of the Lenox
addition to the city of Helena.
belonging. or in anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
goth day Of July, A.. p. 1891, at the hour or or
font door of the court house, in the city
of Helena, l will sell all the right, title
and interest of tho said Michael a. Meyendortf,
in and to the said above described property
Given under my hand this the sOth day of
June. AID. 1891.
CHAS. M. JEFFERlS, Sheriff,
BY r. G.. JOHNSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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buildings. He told nue. the other day of
selling a couple of very modest frame tene-
ments at a net profit of $4,000, gained in
about three months. In fact, the CITY on
the other side of the bridge has been for
some years an 81 dorado to the builders and
real estate men, who are making fortunes
out of tho old farms md cabbage gardens.
All the wonders Of rapid growth that are
told of Minneapolis, st. Paul, Kansas City
and Chicago have been repeated in Brook
lyn within the last five years, or since tho
completion of the elevated railroads. The
certainty of annexation with New York and
the rapid growth of both cities promises
here a city larger than London before many
years. &
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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MONTANA. AUDITORS OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
HELENA, June 80, 1891.
1t is hereby certified that the Washington Life
Insurance Company located at New York, in
the state of New York, has complied with the
insurance laws of this state. and is authorized to
transact its appropriate business of insurance in
this state, through its duly appointed agents,
holding a certificate. OF authority issued BY this
Office, until the 3lst day OF March, A. D. 1892. :.
Witness my and and official seal the day and
year first above written.
f.. A, KENNEY,
(sEALl # State Auditor.
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Good aud Bad Immigrants.

Good aud Bat immigrants
1t is difficult at a distance from New York
to comprehend how many of the immigrants
who land here are more beastly than the
beasts. 1t is difficult for some people here
to realize how many of them are splendid
specimens of man and ~womanhood. There
is much to he said on both sides.
/ once saw an old woman land at Castle
Garden who was visibly detested and alb
horred by the other women about her.
There was a story behind 1t, an incredible
story of flthiness which cannot be told in
print. As near as one may come to telling
it, she had refused, for days together, to
leave the cabin where she was penned in
with other women and children. Then the
stewards with averted faces bundled her
on deck. threw her rags out of the portfolio
and sprinkled disinfeotants where she had
lain.
But from the same steamer came a fresh,
rosy-faced thronR Of sturdy English and
Irish boys n girls, men and women upon
whom 1t was a pleasure to look. whole fam
lilies OF them. They knew where they were
going. Connecticut, Ohio, Montana a; friends,
husbands, brothers, sweethearts awaited
them. They had household goods and a
little money.
! have seen some very unsavory lately
landed specimens of Russian Jews, whom
at first thought one would wish sent back
for the country's good. But their country
men here take them in hand, they learn the
language rapidly, and in six months are
full -fledRed members of labor unions or
forming sunions of their own and striking
fol-. higher wages. They learn American
ways pretty quickly, and those who we're
paupers in the old country are not always
paupsrs here. -.
Drs. Liebig s. Co. on the Way to Helena
All affected with blood Impurities, loss of
vitality, from diseases or other causes,
should call upon DR.. Liebig & Co., San
Francisco's Oldest, most reliable n sue
cessful specialists, who will visit Helena on
July l to 5, 1891. Office hours for free con-
sultation from nine a. m. to nine p. m. 1t
is seldom the people have an opportunity of
securing the services of the most eminent
physicians of our great cities right here in
Helena. Owing to the pressure Of business
and at the request of many workingmen
they nave been induced to come.
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~
THE ETS.
STOCKS

ETUCKH
New YORK. June Solar Silver. 81. OOA.
Copper-Nominal. July, 1880.
~Lead-Firm: domestic, $3.50.
The feeling in Wall street to-day was decidedly
more hopeful, owing in great part to liberal pur-
chases by London and the consequent forcing of
a portion of tho short interest to cover. Tho
near approach Of the liberation of a vast amount
of funds. of which a great portion must find it's
way into speculative channels, was not without
influence. An easier condition in foreign mar
kets gave promise that, after all, no further
shipments of gold would be made this week.
The opening displayed a marked change in senti-
ment since yesterday, the first prices being all
fractionally higher. The market closed quiet
but strong at top figures.
Governmenta-Steady.
Petroleun-Clo GlaL
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National Educational Association Convention
at Toronto, July IA to July II.
For the above occasion the Great North
ern railway line will sell tickets from Hell
ena at $685., which includes So for MEM
bership fee. Tickets will be sold July 6 to
II, with final limit September 80. 1891.
B. II. LANGLEY, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
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Money on call easy; closed offered at 2lz per
cent. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
Sterling exchange, weak; sixty-day bills, $4.e5M;
demand, S4.s7A.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. June observation-disclosures. 5000:
slow, steady to strong; top prices, S5.G0n5. 80; no
prime extra steers on sale: other nat 80 steers,
"a .i0M5.25; Texans, 50. 35ai.20; stockers. 50. 25aG
3.i5.
Hogs-Heceipts. 5000, active. higher; rough
and common, .Sl.40@4.5o: mixed and packers,
S4.G0att y; prime heavy and butchers weights,
81. i504.s5; light. S4.500A.SE.
~sheep.Receipts, 5000; steady to lower; natives,
S4.5u@ $50; Texans, $3.sl@4.2); westerns, $A.75.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO, June o. Close - Wheat - Weak;
cash, 92hM9}hc; July, 69hc.
~Corn-Steaty: cash, 57hc: July, .54$G54Ac.
Oats-Staady; cash, 33l5U334c; July, $3.50.
Barley-Nominal: esq zoe.
~Pork-Staaly; cash, $1,000: September, $40. s2K..
~Lard-Steady: cash, So. l2Ma6l5: September,
ST .3ita alto.
Shoulders-S5 .05@5 lis.
Short clear &c. 0u6. 10,
short ribs-S5.s5M +. 81.