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Ban Francisco, September 25. Hinky George, author of "Progress and Poverty," was nominated lor Mayor of New York by the Federated Trades and Working Han's party. Buiinesa at San Francisco Is dull, and failures, especially in the dry goods line, are frequent and heavy. Boston wool market has shown great improvement. Prices are firm in all grades, fine medium and coarse. There were UraesMpmentii of foreign wool, especially Australian, to England on Sept. 3 and subsequently. Sales for the week ending Sept. 18 were larfer than tor many weeks preceding. 800 bales of Australian sold at a Rood profit for shipment, making a total of Australian wool ■old in Boston market to go to London some 8.100 bales, making a remarkable reduction in •tooks of Australian wool in the American markets. The reduction was entirely unexpected. Justin McCarthy waf bananeted at New York, and Michael Daritt .was stumping Cafeei!he International yacht race, between the English yacht Galatea and American Mayflower WMWon by the latter. The Mayflower outsailed her riral from the commencement, and won by 31 minutes.
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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 175, 23 October 1886, Page 2 (Supplement)
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179AMERICAN SUMMARY Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 175, 23 October 1886, Page 2 (Supplement)
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