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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Another Steamer Laden With Spanish Sol
 diers Arrives There.

HAVANA, Juno 10.-The steamer Julia has arrived at Gibara bringing a largo number of troops The Julia at once re- turned to Porto Rico after additional troops. Other steamers will also bring re- endorsements for Marshal de Campos. Ben- ito, after widening his operations in tho direction of Conception. loft Cienfuegos for Guantanamo. From there 1t is expect cd that he will travel with a company of horsemen to Camaguey.
 Marshal do Campos has consulted with Senor Castellanos the minister of the col. onieA for tho purpose of excmpting Cuba from certain unfavorable terms of the gen eral tarilf revision. Lieutenant Censo and Colonel EaSalla sustained a severe fire in the Escandoll mpuntains. The rebels, who occupied strongly fortified positions, were drivOn from th0r stTOngholds. They lost all their ammunition, their banner and three dead and several wounded. Three of the troops were wounded.
 Autonomist leaders attach no imports nee to the uprising headed by Marquis of San ta Lucia. He is - years of age, and he numbered among his followers only n few young men and boys whom he left Puerto Principe. Marshal de Campos is tirelcss in his movements, and under his leader ship the activity of the government forces is being greatly increased. Ho has just or dorod five merchant steamers transformed into cruisers and will use them for the purpose of guarding the coast.
 WASHINGTON, June l0.-Secretary Her bert maintained diplomatic silence when asked about the truth of the report that the navy department would send one of its vessels to Key West with instructions to keep sharp lookout for filibustering expeditions leaving that and othor places in Florida in aid of the Cuban insurgents He would not affirm or deny the state ments made, preferring not to speak on the subject until something had been done, yet not admitting that any step like that indicated was in contemplation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
Firemen's Memorial Day.

WORCESTER, Mass, Juno 10.-The Vet ersn Firemen's association and delega- ti 1ns from all the regular fire companies in the city observed Firemen's Memorial Sunday
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
Commencement at vassar.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Juno 10.- The commencement season at Nassar college was begun with President Taylor's annu- al sermon to the graduating class, the members of which, just 100 in number, occupied the front seats in the chapel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
Corncll,s Ianrch Des,roxed.

ITHACA, N. Y, June 10.-The Cornell, the beautiful launch recently presented to the navy by the alumni of the university, was destroyed by fire. The origin of tho fire is unknown
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
Ladies Waists.


 Ladies indigo blue shirt waists. full front, yoke back. large sleeves, spe- special for Tuesday and Wednes- day Ladies satine shirt waists in blue and black and white and black and white. pretty patterns. stripes and dots, for Tuesday and Wednesday Lydies laundered shirt waists, yoke back, extra large sleeves. for Tues day and Wednesday Ladies laundered shirt waists, full front. yoke back. balloon sleeves, special for Tuesday and Wednes- day Ladies chsmbray shirt waists in blue and pink. two button collar, regu- lar price 9S. for Tuesday and We'd nesday Ladies fine percale shirt waists, full front, yoke back. very full sleeves. regular price l 25. Tuesday and Wednesday Ladies fine dimity and lawn shirt waists with laundered collar and cuffs. yoke back. extra large sleeves, regular price .G9, for Tuesday and Wednesday l Ouo HUI OL lEult uHc OlulltS auO 4A~u shirt waists. full front. yoke back and crush collar. worth loo, special for Tuesday and "Wednesday
 Children'S Dresses. Children's fine cambric dresses made with yoke and trimmed with ruffies. special tor Tuesday and Wednes- day Children's gingham dresses made with yoke. bretels and rufitS. special for Tuesday and Wednesday
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
I:Ikins Nnt Decided.

ELKINs, W. Va, Juno lO-United States Senator Stephen B. Elkins says that he has made no expression of preference about presidential candidates to any one, and that that question is about one year off, with an abundance of time to form 0 preference
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10

FALL RIVER Mass. Juno 10.-The steamer Olinda, the first Portuguese vos- sel that ever came into this port. arrived from Fayal. She brought 140 Portuguese. who are to settle in Fall River and vicin- ity
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
Short of Grain.

ST. LoUIs, June 10. instructions have been issued to State Grain Inspector O'Shea to weigh up all the grain in the five elevators of the United Elevator com pany on account of reported shortage of grain valued at $25O. 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10

SYRACUSE. Juno l0.-Kirkwood Driv- ing Park association offers $3. GOO for Zim- merman and Johnson to race here, the race to take place three weeks from the signing of articles of agreement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
Pension Office Discharges.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Among the 100 clerks just discharged from the pension bureau, in a reduction of the force, was granddaughter of Francis Scott Key, tho author of The Star Spangled Banner" From her salary she supported her mother, who is so years old and blind.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
Strikers Hold n Mass Meeting.

PROVIDENCE, June lo.-Nearly 10000 strikers and their friends attended an open air meeting at Merino flats. Herbert Lit uswood, a strike leader of Mir. Fletchsr's mills presided -AE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10

Gents fine calf lace and con grcss shoes, plain and cap toes, the latest style cast, for merly sold at $2.5O, now $50.
 Gents fine Russia calf lace shoes, needle and Paris toe. were &, now 50.
 Gents Oxfords, A. Calf and Patent Leather, were 2.15, now l.50.
 Gents French Calf Hand sewed shoes. razor, Paris, plain and French toes, formerly sold from 400 to 800, now 2.75.
 All our finer lines at propar- tionate reductions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10

Preparatory to moving into our new store, everything mus be disposed of regardless of cost. This week we will give the Gentlemen a chance and offer for few days
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
CURTAINS
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Special Low Prices For 2 Days On Ready Made Garments, Suit able for Warm Weather for
 Ladies and Children.

Ladies Separate Skirts. Ladies serge separate skirts, good shape. deep hem and two rows of stitching. 1 Dadies separate skirts in serge. stiff ened rack and lined, regular price 25, special for Monday and Tues day ] Ladies English cheviot separate skirts. lined throughout and stiffened, reg ular price 50. Monday and Tues day Ladies crepon separate skirts, stiff ened with hair cloth and percoline lined, regular price %, for Mon day and Tuesday 1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
Credit {: Clothing : Co,
 -62 BANK STREET

Over Els Book Store. Open Evenings.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-09
Singular or Plural.

The question whether the United
States shall be treated as a singular
or plura! noun is being steadily set
tied in favor OF the former wherever
the reference is to the United States
as a nation. The plural form was
used by the trainers OF the constitu-
ton, n in the provision that "treason
against the United States shall con-
sist only in levying war against
them, or in adhering to their enc
miles," etc. So, too, when the thir-
teenth amendment was adopted, in
1865, the plural form was still retain
ed in tho prohibition OF slavery
"within the United States, or any
place subject tc their Jurisdiction"
But in his recent proclamations
President Cleveland speaks OF "prop.
erty belonging to the United States
or under its protection" In like
manner Attorney General Olney, in
discussing Governor Altgeld's posi-
ton, says that "the soil OF Illinois is
the soil of the United States, and
for all United States purposes the
United States is there with its courts,
its marshals, and its troops, not by
license, or by courtesy, but as OF
right" As in all such cases tho 70,
ference is to the capacity OF q nation,
the singular form is tho one which
agrees with the sense and the later
precedents are likely to be- followed
hereafter.-New York Post.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-09

The Delinquent Tax List for 1894
has been published in the Hawaiian
Chinese News, the bids Of the Eng
lish newspapers having all been re-
jected.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-09
SAN FRANCISCO JOURNALISM
Specimen Of Falsehood INTERCEPTED
Into an Interview.

Into an Interview.
In the San Francisco Call OF March
81 appears the following interviews:
yes, the rumor that / am going
back to Honolulu to take possession
Of tho Hawaiian Government is
quite true" said G. w. Ashford, ex-
Attorney. General aud exile, at the
Lick House last night. "And |
Think President Dole will take an
other reef in his whiskers when he
reads about it," he added.
"But it is not true that | have
chartered the schooner Alexander,
or any other vessel, as yet. OF
course we. the exiles, have had all
sorts Of secret meetings and coun-
ellis uf war, and have Matched some
horrible plots.
"Oae Of the propositions now
pending before our grand council is
for each of the exiles to take gun
between his teeth and swim over
there 10y easy stages, We don't need
a faslsailiug schooner A common
wbaleboat, laden with a dozen
determined meu, arms, ammunition
aud provisions, would be sufficient.
We held a very lively aud highly
edifyiug council OF war tonight,
and had an excellent supper along
with it,. What was said and done
concerns our affairs OF state, and
must be kept automatically secret.
When | am ready to issue political
manifesto l will publish il in the
want columns Of some enterprising
evening paper in this city.
"Money? Oh, we have any amount
OF that. All the exiles came away
with great wads OF cash aud other
valuables. We looted the islands be-
lore wa left. But we are not salts.
fed with what we got. Like Oliver
Twist, we want more OF the same;
but we don't want it for ourselves or
our friends ia the cages over there,
but for Mr.. Dole aud his fellow ty-
rants.
"But seriously" Mr.. Ashford con-
tinued, sit is very likely that fiji
bustering expedition to Hawaii will
be started and that | will Be right in
the middle OF II. lp justice to my
common sense, however, | will say
that when | charter vessel to take
me and my friends and our guns to
Hawaii, the public at large will
neither be informed nor consulted in
the matter"
Ga the face OF it the greater part
Of the foregoing interview is geuu-
iue. 1t is redolent OF tho fine satir-
zeal vein that characterizas Mr.. Ash
ford's public and private utterances.
When it comes tn the last paragraph,
however, the stamp OF the counter
felt die protrudes through the pa
per. IL there is one weakness that
Mr. Ashford has not got it is stupid
ity, yet nothing could bs more stu
pid than to tack the statements Of
that last paragraph upon the chat
fling that goes before. This conclu-
sion is one to be made on sight, but
the BULLETN has definite informa-
tion that enables it to denouDce the
last paragraph Of the interview as
being entirely bogus.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-09
Real Estate and Loans

The enlargement of the LOAN Market
50 as to cover the wants and necessi les OF
the large number OF honorable peoI lie who
are not owners Of unincumbcred Real
Estate was one of the most necessary limo
vations of recent years. To m"ny 1t has
meant relief from pressing ella ma ct the
properly and honorably conducted this
business l. vi equally great importance
and value t. the community rs Building
and Loan Associations have proved them
selves to be,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-09
.. B. DWIGHT
Does all kinds OF Work In
Cement & Stone Sidewalks & Curbins.

He has on hand a large supply OF Chi
nese Granite Curb and always keeps Ha-
waiian CURLING Stone. Estimates given
and lowest prices assured. Bell Telephone
BS3. ll62-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. May 10. 1875,
;asselcrs sc ma q cars Tor e TIE marx" y TO-
On steers and lOal5c Eat cows. while common and
diricity An exporter bought 80 head Inferior good
native steers tod 81 eoas5 20 per 700 nj choice b.
si G2il cows At 2,as So and lat heifers at s. =
city dressed sides slow and lower ~ S'c Pc" No.
few choice oarcasscs making Zoe. Latest private cables
quote the London ana Liverpool MARKET weak al la-.t
arm At .1i3gc dressed weight and refrigerator beef
selling a. sgoi per 1bi Mo s Jpn sr lS% viii NH &
out quarters Of beef for Easimans comieny' the
for sehwarzscha saznsrscI q" cae .S sham
Tor 81 Thomas. % sheep for l.. : pilenhack making a
total from this port foa ne %csn OF '2iV Ta,' n,sa
s%les~D. Mcifcrson 3 CO.: 10 Onto steers, li5i N
s5oaia n at 81 oqsi c2s e cows l233 ~ at s. q,
H. a, s. 10 il oos n a, $40. d. - H. at 50 3,
II at s g 5 81 d. s. 20 2 H. at s.
@ n 5 s. 70 'e d. i 20 h at at q: & i do 1856 II
a. 6 - DO DO I r. at at & e sS 1870 s n at 4 20 20
do i225 H. at s. ~; loe n, s. 30: DO ic,
81 % DO h. s. 80. bun. 1910 ~ at - so. DO
1910 ~ At 50 ~ ,,,..,. ...- ,,o, - a, ~. ~,
Kentucky and steers. ga H.. at 81 10. oxen i2
culver 10 Ksnscsy ste, + I !, ;, & z,
$, co. u ILLINOIS do i22o ~ s. 20. 20 o. 1900 n at
:; 60 g q, 90 W.? 49, s. 10 o. 7 Fl 'i AZ 81 IS a. i
100 H. At 81 -: cow 1900 H.. ~ 81 TO- DO 49, H.
J. shamb,rr Son: 10 Illinois steer io5S ~ as
q " sherman: 1, Illinois Steers 1850 ~ a. s. 10, 70
d., llr. NJ Il, - 37i. ~ d. i,sG NJ. 81 IL.
Newton A Co.. ~ Lancaster County steers l2is 10. AZ
s. 90 10 do n. at s. 40. 10 do il3s n. AT e. TO-
~ at 50 10 -. o.,
CALVES Receipts. $50 head Of which 5o2 head a. SIX
tieth.si There s'adi"r tone the mnfkc' out no
quotabe In prices All sg a. s. 5oas4 10 per io'
H. Tor common prime v"ils. s. - for few extra
i.c.i do and c.lls dressed calves SIM
further decreased c N. while f"w early SHES
q, prime to choice at GG1c closing quotations W"l"
4a6c calves sold at 2assc and city dressed 'eaS
AT itlG7isc with general sales a. sac.
S,les-T r Nelson ", do. 133 average NJ ~ -
per 100 ~, ia do 49, H. - 30 d. II? H.. at - 20
10 DO III H. nj 81 80. 10 culs ic5 10 ~ 81
Hume A. Mullen: veals. 155 ~. NJ s. % = do. 10 -
al 81 5O II d. Ii2 H. 81 40 10 DO ll3 NJ at - 20:
do i23 n ~ 81 - 81 DO 10 H. al 81 less - On the
lot 3 culls. % IL. ~ 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1874 cars. or 3iol mead
Counting the stock held Yesterday. there were -
sae. Demand slack. and prices averaged lower
than yesterday sheep and yearling lambs while spns
lambs and firm Half the offerings We're in-
.sa Clipped sheep sod ct s. ,,3st 20 for prime LOT
ia$s 90 for poor to PRIME ansho,n ysarng sIs
spring Grbs sias6 per head for jersey Do and 10 extra
do sold s.. Dressed mutton slow 5sGsc dressed
yearng lambs weak at sgoc and country dressed spring
Sales.--future Mullen: 100 clipped Western sheep. loS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

Chicago May 10 CspeciaD.-Wheat to-day lost cent on
the regular board and then another cent on the 'tp
July oercd Gs sold between ga and t.. AMI closed
a, G3r. cents nigh, the curb after the Government
crop report been issued the July was offered NJ o.
cents The assumption all DAY was that ne government
repur, would show drop IN condition Ine i"p ~ "n"h
ISSUED gave the coniilln AT $40 aivano" - 10 points
o,.- AprN Early IN the day the bear influences were
m mons selling mere by -. Louis prediction u
ri n. because they dd not sympathizc FUZZY Win ~"
'rmlr..ays advance IN! poor cnfh demand u" "'p'
"a, trade IN the way of sudauon evening" up u,
al u IN" Government report y SAFE "'
bushels 81 Louis M" MAY corner ih'i'
frraf.l charter bushels was MAJ" -
lmnal6 Exrort ccarln We're small. only l5'OD bush
slf IN all. nj,
corn vas weak closing = cent under THURSDAY There
wee fr.or arrive Arrivals ~ ms point w""
more liberal The Inspection was .oi care. III" 'sna-
~ SATURDAY. 80 shippers and elevator people l~i
IN tho selling Tho samp" market was . . c"n' lower
July sold between - ana 5oA ani closed ~ 90, c"nis
oats vcfe dun and Prices declined ispls cent
Armour inquest .natlv seller - provisions through
commission hlus.r Pork closed ~ under Thursday
rlf. cents under. lard IN. sam" price Ih're ~"r"
tho estimate for saturday was lo"o hogs.
TO esmnf. fnr week vas f0r i3irn hogs
o- tho clrb puts july wheat rosel weak NJ ~ =.
calls closed "a Ak ~ ~ cents RUS on July corn
closed AZ - cents. calls. 81. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May ~ i7o'.
CoTTOy-The market opened with some irreguarity
early months showing decline point and LAT later
was little further decline and then h ses ;nvernmsn
for while About noon or Just bs:oae @ August
sold So 6> but under the influence OF the fer9r :" @
cent reduction when least 10 per cent re-
doCsn MAS dd Ss5e VI" s. e. The weakness
continued during the latter na1 OF the o the lowest
Of the day with net loss Of 10 TO h Snc he
afternoon we're southern commission the cotton for
the part being bought by local people Who nave
%ent is expressed with the The gen,
f e per cen, from last area as
S Soc,n by the Is pr cent G is n5ugS to be on
Of the inability Of planters re, advances from local
and iocai traders claim ahoq, the
s on noT FAR man S ne say e they hope the
not issue any reports The situation al Liverpool
that Was aSou as espsee there closed
point net dps arS SA weTe o up 10
S sass Sf Gn aga bales s
responding week last year The ,os aV 9 o h las
k Week sna bales last The weather
cotton belt IS favored for the crop only two
cotton report consolidated by the s,n''sa Mo n
ates to the pngress Of cotton planting and contemplated
acreages The amount Of me per cent
year $50 cent the year hcore which Is 10
The reur Nol, nosa OF s. south Carons Is Georgia
i florida OK Alabama s. Mississippi =, Texas rs
Arkansas 70; Tenncssee. 20 The delay was caused
principally by the cold backward while in some
sections it the result Of dry weather The indiea-
tons present point 10 about the usua acreages IN me
States Of North and South Carolina Georgia, Mariana
and Arkansas and reduction IN the states ~ Mi.ssippi
louisiana Texas and Tennessee. Final state ot the crop
az 1894 Will tomorrow, May H. at Il O'Clock
bales last wek 3asl bales last year R.ccp', az rit.
for the week 900 bales against &i>3 bales last
week LOIS ba.cs year. Receipts al Ncw-Orleans
Saturday are e=imated 300 70 1000 halss against
o6 bales las week ij1 bales last Receipts AT
Houston to-day were 2oj bales ssains' o's naes last
week o7G halee las, year and Memphis ~ bales.
against liza bai.s last week. 4; bales last Interior
receipts FOR the 1850 bales against u" lS'
baies last week bales last year Interior ship
ens 80 Se4 ba against AZ ol6 bales last Week 30 s33
bales last year Exterior stocks 1905 bales.
against l6234s tsses week. and 100 92 bales last
year. -, , .,..,. s,s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

70 fair a7a.ic good prime 4Sa4ac; choice to fancy;
5i.m5ic: extra head. G,aGfse; Java 3d3tc; Japan
H. pa,na o.. I3c: Rancoon In bond. ia4n2c. ,
srfGAR-he market FOR raw sugar is steady locally az
though the foreign market continues to drag win pc
g., s'ns scs quoted lower level The London sugar
nsbe calls cane steady with little doing. Java quoted at
lie IA and tair refining los Beet dull and lower. May
quoted at IS iOsd and Jun los London Closed himer
v o,oe. ,G centrifugal SIC: muscovaGO - test go
wa na,s.ses sicar II. tesi 2sc. Of 22>I
faes Nacoris Centrifugal In iarbor basis a6 test "c
hi 81 and Al Eacs II ,fox centrifugal basis ~
test, &c ship 20 bids - coix muscovado BASS y,
Zee, ex.ship - bugs Macoris mola-ses sugar bass
:. ,os 2sc ex-ship. i$ bags ~ Crox molasses sugar
toss - test, as.c exship all in harbor The market lor
a. tho tass Of 3IiGT3s.c Tor granuated. The lui m
The demo nd enabling renaes to catch up with back
T0EAccO-There has been inquiry FOR seed leaf
rh ne market rules steady. though unchanged as 70
prices Sales include 300 cases crop 1872 WisSonsn ia
r.na a, 1a47c. ~ cases 1926. New-trgiand llasana
"a To-. 20 cases New England Havana j. ab, &C:
100 cases 1893 PENNSYLVANIA Havana, Zoe: 100 cases
GTlsc The market for fairly active
and steady with sales Of 40 bales Havana Ge TO 81 70
"a 40 hsies Sumatra SIC - ~ in bond. The market
Tor Een,ucky tobacco is q LITTLE more active ana STEADY
,ri,h sales %: about 100 hhds private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo pts h sss = for nG sne Tine
head total 70, week mus on l br"ugh head
%ew-YorK 100 head sale - head mats s e2e anv
d dnrc a le- to good s3Gsi 5o choice 70 extra s.
Receipts last = hours ,n no. Time ne"d last o, %ee $50
head Consumed thrush q hssG 70 T Mre s
hsan 1n sac. r SHADE stronger market closed steady
Ycks s. T5s - pss s snd cnS fe'h heavy 81 a So
rosh- s. aoas $50 81 . SHEEP and o .am ,Ss
isr 60, Jas head for same week % 80 head
Consigned through. 400 head T. New nrk 'V3 mea On
iamts we're specially dull ns.s o;si yery dl 10
os@s T., met cho SOS - eus and common s. $; 80
i.1cy oI amhi , sSs n a's s. a So wool 'p "
"a nsIn S,ock yards chicago May oCate-Eeceips
90 head ana feeders s. soa4 So bulls
81 cas4 IS calves sass q, Texans 50 soaSa % Hes
rc&ps and hpPng ,. 2a So 6 n@s 60 e G9 ss
, m 1 = p'ss 81 fogs4 80 sheepIeps 5000
head Marke, Inferior to choice 81 'oas4 49, lambs
Kansas CITY May 200 head n ma %
Sgi a a Ipa &c 5, 1885, 5Ss. s pigs s. eca L.
certs 900 head: market for light grades hrm; heavy
gn' stqs, 30 cows and heiiers best SO 75as 40 fair
T. good 75ass 10 bulls s2asa 30 ccsrs and fesfss
zoo head s mnte wsns LII head Native
steers sod slowly: native strong and probably
shade higher Texas cac market was acye syeryrnns
sies4s 81 so@, ;c Texas cows 50 %
M mead MARIE Gs"sa a q that f sod at the
god and ayerssed ~ sna 10 hos bens
s. % per 100 n shecpReccpts 44oa head Mark;
very aux sepSS ssgs. usn Market,
steady mi; at l SncSansod pre Prime oaS soS
5, o sool butchers: 81 Sas nS rough s s 70 a myl
anI good Yorsers s. 7oas 5 common CIR Workers..
,Dor sh, q, 70 100 n sia$. 90 good 81 soqsa So
fa s3asa 30; common aoas? hes, lamb. s. :D
lambs tS Sc s. ,ca .s,''' . '''''' '4'' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
BOSTON wool MARKET.

Boston. May 10 The Boston Commercial Bulletin
viii say q the wool market. The saiss 4 the
week oj ~ domestic AMI e16o go n foreign.
~ domestic. and 235 f n foreign laSt
we.k AMI 800 n domestic. ana 1872 600 n foreign
for tho fAus last Tn" SHES - date show
Z 3looi 10 domestic and an Increase q II sci
from the sales - th" date In iS'3.
The receipt. show decrease - IL $50 bales
nestle and an = II O7G bales foreign. The
ke, IA dul. depressed ohio N\ ieeces best clips
been selling ~ loc Michigan AZ l41c. and ch1c"
Onto delanc a. l~c. Western unw1shed woods IN
changed New growth free California Is bringing
10 clean medium Idaho onercd SIC clean
but buyers VIII not take II n that price yHt. Australian
medium crlsabeds nj 2dn2sc clean heiag substituted
domestic on-quartcr and three. igh'hs blood woods
Texas woods have got 10 low figure that they
sold IN Mexico Tho ceehnfei Callahan clip that