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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
II SURPRISED HIM.

Hut Il simp:s Enough when Explained
by Figures.
Yesterday = gentleman vent into Vein
STEMS store and asked for Is cents worth
OF peppermint lozsnges. lie was very much
surprised when be received two pounds and
said h believed goods must be sold there
less than cost. a. he Was unable 30 get Else
whore more than half a pound for the same
amount tie said that me, chants had told
him that Me.nstein's sold below cost. and
that this incident settled 10 IN his mind.
and that 10 must be a good plsce 90 buy.
10 show him the falacy Of their state
ments Nr. Weinstein showed him the
orig nal invoice for tho goodn, which had
cost In Boston six cents per pound and two
and half cents per pound freight showing
a clear pfoht IS sold 60 him OF % per cent.
Would-bs competitors Of this arm who
bar themselves from buying goods cheap
by selling a. drug store prices. have gener
ally 10 buy OF people who IN many IN
stances do not buy as oheaply as Weinstsin
4 Co. when they buy lozsngss for Is cents
per pound IN ~ Paul aud pay two cents
freight they ean't very we'll afford to sell at
l2h cents per pound. That's Why tney
imagine that Weinstein's sell az cost.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
Mrs. Iheresa ~. Henry.

Scarcely a week passes but some Of the
old timers are called upon 10 cross the
great divide TO the hereafter. Among the
last was Mrs. Theresa A. Henry. who died
at her home. 902 Dsarb0 avenue. last
Wednesday morning at s:45, AFTER a short
illness Of Inflammation Of the bowels. She
bad been patient sufferer from rhsuma-
nsm for owe twenty years. She was ma
tive Of GERMANY. horn al Smenstaat, Ba-
den, Sept, 26. 1888, and came TO America 10
company with two OF her sisters in 1853.
She was married TO the LAS Louis Henry.
a. Hasting Man, Ia 1896 and came 10
Helena in 1893 Daring her residence In
Helena she endeaTed herself TO al Who
knew her by her nobility of character
and Qentleness of disposition. She was
devoted and self-sacrihoing mother and her
death leaves a gap in the home that she has
made cheerful snd endeafing during a life,
filled with kindly wo ds and thought. to
all Who had the privilege Of her friendship.
She leaves Two sons and a daughte besides
q large circle OF friends to mourn her. Al
the funeral services the floral offerings were
OF the most beautiful. Among them Was q
leaves. with tbs word Mother IN pink
prim roses; a pillow Of Pink iosgs, white
carnations. Easter lllies and ferns; a heat
Of roses on a stand OF llie8 Of the valley;
great roIes OF roses and Gala lilies com
p.eteiy covered tae handsome caskst. . he
pail bearers we're Msssrl. Jno Horsky,
Fred Lehman, J J. FAINT. r 5. Hamilton,
NJ. keinig and ;. G. Gilpatrick.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

On and after January 23I tao Union Pa.
cine viii sell round trip tickets. Helena 20
tan Francisco Including I'VE admissions
20 the falr RrOunds) limited TO thirty DAYS
continuous passage IN each direction a.
rate OF S6-'0. On she ljth Of each month
round D. tickets VII. als9 be on sale. lin
tied 10 siK months With siopoves privileges
en- route. At rate So.
Passengers golue VIA Ogden are only two
nights en- route. lake tle Pullman dining
and bullet car route, thereby saving TINE
and expense.
foI th ough sleeping car reservations
and ia thef Information. call or address
Nc. rs North Main street. Helena, Mont.
IL. %. Wilson,
Freight and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Their new store Is No. II South Main
street will be open Monday morning.
March 2 They will carry fell line Of
laii s. ohildren's and gsntlsmen's furnish
ing goods. fancy goods snd notions. when
thsy viii be pleasel 90 see their Old custom
ers, and By their usual square dsalirg
hope to make many new ones.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

The produot OF your osn city. Keep what
little money there 10 left here Use Ara
bells Hour for bread and White Lily for
your pastry. They have no equal For
sale 60 all grocers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

i laid aside. We do not th esh oats With a
fail now We HAYS sold the Old OK team.
We have stopped eatinR with the knife. and
taks our soup cot Of the side - the spoon.
Ia fact. the people &c az % tho times and
use the famous Rex -four" manufactured
az Great Fails
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Forsale. weight thirteen 10 sixteen hundred.
The Diamond Circle brand. real Boston
ehunka nicely matched teams. can be- seen
a. hauldin ranch, near Montsna univar-
sity Montana avenue. Helena. lake slse-
trio car.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Yea for some time PAST have been usin 2
ale Arabslla four and can say ftom e.
psrienoe that 10 isa splendid four better
than / ever thought eoald be made IN
Montana. Mas. T.. ABERX.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

A p McKinstry. Colum- II o Reed. or Lodge
bus heorse smith. Valley
I'd s. iastrn iilings CITY. ID
A A McDunaid. Phuips- G-or.e kirbL Mars
burg vile
Miss Kirby. Msrysville Geor4e r Coleman.
d q Murray. Marysyile Marysville
JGs y halston, Marya- " = Bramtle. Last
vile Hal IA
Miss dith Tartridge L 3 Kelly. Helena
Eaft helena Calvin Ihoufson.
jasper Iulloch Great Winston
Tails aug Gree nheck. Phil
fhulp Nelletf, Towns lpiturs
emil
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Noiico is hereby given that oil persons
are hereby warned net 10 trust my wife.
Dora II. Bedford. for any urchasss she
may desire 20 make, a. / will not be re-
sponsible for any Indebtedness incurred ~
hsf. ADELBFET BEDFoKD.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Mrs. VI. u. Sporting Has Moved to ~
south Rodney street
Mrs. n. y. spsriing has moved from tue
Denver block 20 II south Rodney street.
and will open March / With eastern help
and eastern prices. She will be pleased TO
meet her old patrons and friends
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
nigh Praise Indeed.

The Dry Goods Economist Of Feb. p
I contains a most iatte ing mention Of the
methods OF the New York Dry Goods Store,
Of this city. The Economist is the great
rep esentativs publication Of the dry goods
trade. aud favorable mention In its columns
is only secured by unusual merit. IL says;
Ia macy small dry goods stores the
manner 10 which stocks are kept disgraces
the merchant az we'll as bis community.
The PRINCIPAL cause OF this is that dress
goods shelves are used for ell kinds OF
goods You should not use the same shelly
ING TO- hosiery, gloves. buttons. under.
YEA, etc. You must have them spaced
differently for each line, or you will lose
space: also, when your salesman puts up
the stock, the boxes will fill the space by
giving them q severe orowdinR, conss-
Quently your boxes become crushed. your
stock is soiled on the edges and very soon
must be CHASED as poor stock.
Have a section for each line OF goods,
space your shelves 5000 dinghy and you
have made = move in the right direction.
Innings IN the shelves with silks dress
goods with the wOolens, hannels, &c.Y
What looking store this wssl All due TO
poor shelving and NOT having system in
keeping stock.
Write the New York Dry Goods com
psny. Helena, Mont, for a description Of
how they space shelving"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

A good reliable Dor wants 20 work for bis
board while attending school in this city
AddrssE}'. o. Boz 43l-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

glassware almost given Away a. The Bee Hive
me NeeE hee their special offerings IN another
column
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Or II Mitchell Deer Vim % Feed. New York
Lodge b Patterson. hicaso
u Day4e1s, Aarys- 4 Irish. bIsmaicr
vile J. Sinclair san
" kufman, NeW YORK Francisco
Erank touiey. Deer Lucian Eaves Ca
Lodge and
" Quinn city Bossout Great
A IA logan. city Falls
Tom Cooney city 4 j. Iayncs. knaconla
John r PARK. city
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

= viii boy library hanging lamp a. The
Bee Hive that will cost 81 a. any other store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

rargain. in wall paper At Grossuan's. oppo-
site ope & 'tonnors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

81 4 Darior lamp ~i'h SHADE for 81 a, The Bos
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
The Oid-Tashionsd churn

rqy $3.50 hat for al f." Tho Bee Hive tAi.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

this week for -5c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Route. Two daily rains. Quick tima.
"Ihe Union Paoinc are Fairly In It"
Three thousand mile books good over en-
tire system. including steamers. port
land TO San Franeiseo) and Montana Union
ailway. with baggage allowance of 250
pounds. nov on sale at two and one-hslf
cents per mile.
Only line 10 the east via Salt Lake and
Denver. Pullman dining and sleeping cars,
also tourist sleeper and elegant chair cars.
Use ths worlds pictorial line. purchasing
tickets at No. . North Main street
II. o. WusOS
Freight and Passenger Agent
Got 20 Hot SPRING.. Ark, via bert Lea
Houts, 81 -. Louis Ky. Shortest and best.
Ladies unioa suits only voc At The Bee Hive.
Experienced Help.
Experienced help wanted in millinery.
IHquire on March ., when l will return
from the east. FIoMLLA STEVENS,
Denver block, 127 Broadway,
HELENA IN BRIEF
Capital City Music Co.. s22 Ninth avs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Their new store ~ No. II South Main
street will be open Monday morning.
March 3 They will carry full lice Of
ladies. ehildrsn's aud centlsmen's furnish
ing goods, fancy goods and notions. when
they will 10 pleased 90 see their old custom
srs, and BY their usual square dealing
hope 20 make many new ones.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

use Montana is-tir.. baking Powder.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Try Msaown'. Montana Pancake Flour.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Go East via N. & 81. Louis RI. "Alber. Lea
Route. Two daily rains. Quick tima.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
Nnw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, June S.-Flour Ialriy ac-
tive and held higher; winter whSat' Low 49,"
grades. 81. S3Q2 30: patent $2.9O43. -: MIL
nesota clear. S225a2.65; patent, 80 2oq
415: low extras SlSjG2.O. southern
-four steady and quiet; common 10 Idir
extra. S2OOu3.OO: good TO choice, S3.OOq
$50
Wheat dun at l&GiIc. higher, closing
firm; No. red, store and elevator, jl44c.,
ahOat, 62Q624c. Options faiTiy active
and irregular at lAUlMc. advance, with
the close strong No. red, June, 6lfic.;
July. 62Ac.; September. 6jc.; December
: Corn stronger and dull; No. 2. 45l.c.
elevator: 4J%c anOat options moderate
ly active and firm at N0lc. advance;
June. 453sc.; August 3VAc.; September
Oats-Options less active; June. 47hc.;
August, 37l.c. Spot-No. 3. white.
47lbc.; white western. 49452c.
Hay steady and in fair demand; ship
ming. 35dG0c: good TO choice. 75QS5c.
Wool quiet and easy; domestic fleece,
1s023c; pulled, l5Q34c.
Reef auiet: extra mess, SS.OO1tSO; beef
hams dull at $lS.00GlSJ0; tierced beef
inactive, city extra. India mess, slS.OOM
IN 90, cut meats quiet and firm; picked
bellies sG.82laQ675. shoulders, 5000
2 onl: hams, Sl0.00Ql02o; middles nomi-
nal. a.,.,~. ,,os,arn s,aa,o
closed az az 90; city. S6371@Q6.JO. Flu
. 49, rantnal Refined duh: Continent.
s755: south America. $3.50; compound.
~ PORK otiet and firm; mess. S13.2JqlS.50:
extra prime. S12 5O413.Oo;
Rutter Arm and In fair demand; State
dairy. l214ll7c.; creamery, logioc'' west-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09

Tho rain fell softly silently, persistent.
" THE hills in their sprins c0iorihs, ~
vjivid green drank II in thirsuly. ln'
snining leaves, already bit dusty, tuI's
"a no their fsces for the souLdless' Soi
washing of the gray mist. The ROAD, tna
yonnd about the hill country, dl sa ~
wiring behind clumps OF green los SIN
itself in thick woods reappearihs IN S,,
low curves here and there, no lons ,.,
somt mn clouds Of dust when the he@a
f,rno Wagons stole slowly over IL. ~ 'Hy
no Longer a harsh snake-like Danu
vellow in the midst of the green pul ""s
hidden in the thick fine ram - M
There was no wind stirring ,, anu .aiy
sound disturbed the stiffness Inc ' az,
ala not fan with cheerful patter ~,
seemed 10 enveiop the land rather s, ma
descend upon IT, Then in me foid.
country IL seemed as II peace We WEI ,a ,DIn
ing itself about the far-separ .h land
and fields as the mist EMBODIED ihe o d.
Tnutterable quiet. rest deep ana 'e''U''
held sway. -. NOS broken by
a womeu's voice. she looked Up IRON, s.s,,e
sewing and out into the shado"S
Lands saker' she said. II do nate ~ =,
think OF the mud pap'n track nv, INTO ~,
clean kitchen when ne Sgi"eS
village'"-New York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
nAm.Y COTTON LETTER.

Following s. the daily cotton letter OF
Atwood Violet & Co. Of New York, by
private wire 20 c. w. Branch * Co.:
our Liverpool cables this morning eX-
lIalned the cause Of LiyerpOOfs weak
Ie.s which opened 2 10 3 points lower,
afterwards recovering the loss, but later
losing 10 all again. They give as reason
for the decline the exhaustion OF specula-
ton and because Of bulls selling out their
Purchases ana again. also, because they
anticipate smaller spot sales there, which
today were 5000 bales. against recent
sales Of ten and twelve thousand bales
and more our belief was That Improve
Iuent In India exchange would cause
larger spot demand. but In this we were
mistaken. This market has been very
Gun. The smaller increased acreage re-
ported By the bureau had a lettering
rather than an encouraging influence
Whether the bureau tomorrow, IN con-
irming the Chronicle estimates, or makes
the acreage smaller than the bureau last
year. will have favorable effect upon
the market, depends very much upon
what Manchester may do, because evil
IDENTIFY by Liverpool spot market to-day
II looks as though they would not give
much announcement, but reduce acrease
estimates. The market IL narrow one
80 far as speculation IS concerned, al
though the variations are quite mhrkeu.
fort receipts for the week ending to-oay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09


NEW YORK, June s.--Cotton quiet;
middling gulf. IN middlng upands. ~:
sales. 2s2 bales. Futures steady; sales,
I,9oo bales; June 7.l5; July, !5s; An
November. 1876; December 40; Janu-
airy, 7.46; February, 7.bi: March. 100
Cotton-Exports 10 Great Britain. ,Sl3
bales: forwarded 2o3 bales; sales, 2s2
bales all spnners; STOCK 2lf,aGs oa gross
receipts 1901 bales: exports to Great
Britain. S.7S6 bales; France, 10 bales: Con-
tinent. 2 iaf bales. forwarded. 3.2l2 bales;
Total to-day--Net receipts. 2.G59 bales;
exports TO Great Britain. 2,l22 bales;
France, 3f5s bales: Continent. 4.0l7 bales
stock. All. 800 bales. ,eoc-
So far this week--Net receipts. lS''b1
bales: exports To Great Britain. lb82f
bales; France. 5,159 bales; Continent
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
r. 70-. COZ bales. exports 20 Great Britalh
2,75e. 753 bales: Continent, 1,502l72 Bales
NEW ORLEANS. June s.--Cotton fu-
lures quiet; sales. 1890 bales 1uIs'
TO2: July. 100; August. 6~'; Sep11end ~.
Der. Col: October. COG; November, ,uI'
December. 707; January. 7l3; Feoru"iS'
7.i0. .,...
The following are the total net receipts
OF cotton at all ports since september J.
1893. Galveston 100 GOT bales; New Nyo % 90
leans. L.
bales: Savannah. 9i0 tot bales Ch mar -o.
ton 4O4 $40 bales: Wilmington, lOo6i
bales: Norfolk 4SG74 bales: Baltimore
90. 42s bales; New York, Hill . 1aIes'
Boston, 03303 bales; Newpoar t, 49, 49,
West Point. 297.4 42 bales; Brunsw1llck H,
90 200 bales: Velasco. SOP bales: Port
ROYAL. 75,0IG bales Total, 5,s62.G6o bales
Deduct G6.o63 bales from me i net re, re
corrected total since that date 5915,G9'
LIVERPOOL. June s.-12:3o p. NJ,
I Cotton quiet free supply Offering, ana
prices unchanged: American middling;
/ a.. sales. 5000 bales. American. 600
bales: speculation. | 900 bales; receipts,
1000 bales: American. 200 bales. Futures
steady at the decline and demand mGn-
crate American middling, June ana July
3 G3-G4G4: July and August. 4q4 Ia
sg5eTn ,'G and october. i i-eia4 2-e4:
October and November, 20; Decem-
Der and January. 4 3-6i0A 4-64; January
and February. 4 5-84. Tenders. 100
bales new dockets and 800 bales old
dockets.
4 p. M.-American middling. low mid
ding clause. June. G0-640@ 800 June
2 G3-G4. buyers: August and Septeinber,
4. sellers: September and october ~
1-G4: October and November. lcot
huvers: November and December. l.odt
{ 2-g4. January and February, f-of'
sellers Futures closed quiet.
Following are the weekly cotton s iao
tistics: Total sales Of the week otW"
bales; American. 1000 bales; tIaue sb t%,
! eide - OOO bales: exports. 1900 bales;
/ total import. 1900 bales American: I,VI'
bales: total stock. f.552,ooo bales: amer ddo
! can. 1919. 600 bales: total afioat. 46tEo
/ haies. American. 30 GOO bales: specula-
tors took $500 bales and exporters 'ooN
| I 800 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09

CHICAGO. ILL, June S.-Upward ana
onward was Inc cry in wheat to-uay
The market paused in us asceit ~, 49,
times. and on one occasion leH na Dan
over lie. under the burden OF oierlhssi
bur when they were ABSORBED the dehIanu
was by no means saushed' anu PlII.S
again scared skyward. Longs DouEHm.,
rGolized and then bought again, Wlille
~ -ehorts-weH they were executing
their dance to the music of the Dull roaus
a very few moments before tne emu %
the session, Partridge was creulted WIN
heavy covering purchases through ms
own house and by brokers. To-day
advance started on the curb before the
opening although yesterday afternoon
very late prices received a nIt from me
rumor that the Missouri state report
r,onId show falling off almost as SEN
eatiOnal as that OF Kansas. ms was
confirmed. but the advance gained until
its influence was sustained by seVerai
causes. .... 80,
pertaining 10 itself, ran AFTER "hea'
and then after oats, but although max
ing a good gain in prices, was unaple
10 keep I'm step. The elevator cohtfo-
versy. as applied to corn, IS c .i.,ls,tS
10 cause some alarm TO shorts, inasmuch
as the probability is that the corn would
be shipped out I'm the event OF the pres
ent store-house being declared irregular.
This probably had some effect on prices
today. as did also the high cables, snow
ing I'D advance. sympathy with the
strength of the surrounding prices was,
however. of the most importance. July
corn sold between 415sc. and 4OAc, clos
ing l5sdl2sc, higher than yesterday al
4l5.c. Cash corn was in good demand
and in moderate supply Prices were
'0atsEThis was the particular attrac-
ton for the bulls to-day. 1t was Ike
wise the point of distraction for ne
bears. Shorts at one time during the
session were in "a perfect frenzy. one
instance describes the character OF lhe
trade: From Csc. to 3SAc. Tor July theie
was practically no trading ana thal
bulge was made within the space or nan
a minute. with shorts bidding wildly anu
no offerings I'm sight The constant o.,
crease I'm stocks ana the extremely smah
amount now in store, with poor crop pros
pects. are the sole causes OF the CON
rested state of the market. July closed
33,c. over yesterday. Cash oats were
in good demand and NC. higher
Provisions were without feature ana
the range Of prices limited The open-
ing was easier from consistency with "a
decline I'm price of live hogs Later IN
Inc absence Of business. the strength OF
Grain extended TO product and held prices
steady. At the close July pork ana ara
showed a decline of 2l2c each IRON yes
terday. while July ribs were but a shade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
.vF CLOSING QUoTArioNs or
MONEY.
o,o,incs and sales 81 the hchmor" 10
baoco Exchange-internai hesen"'
conections-forelgu Advie.

,.,.u- YORK. June S.--London sold
~ utte ST. PAU and Louisville am
S'shvgle al the opening OF ths io~"r
49, l,xchange this morning. ana IoMStt
,DlS were the result lnteI""s ,,'t|9a
l.Rs declined hn% per cent, VIM
.''.ss fen from 1864 20 lo4ia, these
49,. realizatiOns on "A libeiai sSd4c ~
... Specially. and tn ADDITION tuetv, ~
.uie selling for the snort "S 49,. -
..erators VINO look for sh"ip ne"s f",,Ss
tte sugar schedule reaches t'y ,,eSer
....,c,, me foreign selling ceased, hoWefei{
". General list recovered fapiuly ~
S..sr returned 20 lO33a. Inc VPS.' .t.Ss',,i
-. general list was dul anu Sov 80
MONT int1rruptlon MoTlny VI NV
lSrar| fhe close The advance
~ fbe Railways ranged from l;se|, az"
vere we'll distributed. Northern 1 e.'''o
,.,red the largest gain lrausIS, o. 20 /"
.s seemed 10 bc imbued with an ldea
I-'' ~ Ssnate will pass the tariff bill
a. AN early date. and this, IN conJuh
an with reports from the West thai
49,, srnicable adjustment OF the sort codl
etrike may be reached al the conference
tomorrow. caused tne pe'.ei dvv''1'''.
r.r. gold engagements for to-morfO"
steamers proved 10 be much larger tnah
,xnectcd the sum OF S3,OOWO beng
.kon here and AZ Boston, but the move
ment as usual OF late. had no lnhuehcs,
II, sneak OF on stock prices. The goid
,,as AM taken from the sub-Treasury.
stock operators were inclined 10 consloeI
me steady advance in wheat OF greater
irnportance than the loss Of gold. thl
cagO Gas WAS again active. BroktIs az.
legged 10 be working for the pool WeIs
buvers. and II was again reported 'las
the legal proceedings against the company
would be abandoned. Political eXpediehcy
was given as the reason for this con,
templated action. II was also TumoIe ga
thaf "A plan was being considered 10 re-
orga nfze the company, In order 10 - -
come legal objections. Near the cio9D
there were realizations, and prices re-
coded u TO ! per cent. sugar. now 49,,
was weak. and fell TO lOih. the lowest
OF the day. In the, formal traHsatC,, ,,.as
specniafion was steady. The net chailses
lost ~ Manhattan l, Loulsvhle anu
Nashville *. and Whisky X per cent.
American Tobacco rose to -. man
haitian. after dropping ~ 70 ll5i2 closed
at 1862 bid The total transactions
footed NJ 1919. $50 shares. The bona mar
ket was strong. Saies-Listed stocks ag-
gregatcd 10000 shares; unlisted. 'Z'oVO
shares. .-o,- 900.
currency, S19.31G.000 -.
Money on call easy at ] per cent: las
loan az per cent. and closing oHeIeu
at / per cent: prime mercantile paper,
34d4 per cent Bar silver. SZtt. SterIlls
exchange steady, with actual business
IN bankers bills at 4STlamiSIA Tor slNty
DAYS and 4SS1bN 1854 for demand' posstcg,vC
rates 4SSGiS9ia, commerclal pils' efov11.
G4SGX Government bonds STEADY. StaI,
bonds dun. Railroad bonds hrh' 0HNei
az the board was neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09

ern dairy. 10d1oLc: do. creamery ifp
1sc.; Elgins, lsc. ~oo ,.oi
Cotton Seed Oll-Crude. 2SgZoc'' yer
low. 32ilfi33c.
Petroleum quiet. .,
Rosln dull and firm: strained. com
mon 10, good, S135G1.40. oo,,,
Turpentine quiet and steady at 3ohd
30Ac.
Rice firm and In fair demand: domes-
tic. fair TO extra. 32.GjAc.; Japan rs
m43c.
Molasses--Foreign nominal; New or,
leans, open kettle. good to choice, duh
and steady at 27n37c
Coffee-Options barely steady and un-
changed 10 - points down July, Sl4.0a
1900, September. Sf3. J0Gi4.o0; December.
SD soQl2.s5 spot Rio dull and easier
No. Z. $l5.62iL
Sugar-Raw active and firm; fair re-
fining, 2kc. Refined firm and active :
off A, 3 0-l6G3 bite. standard A. 3'sn
Z Lice; cut-lOaf, l1-1Gd45sc.; crushed,
4 11-lGNi5sc.; graduated, 37sG4 3-lGc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and weak
cotton, 5-Gid.; grain. Id. asked.