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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-06-03
Matri,noniaI-The following marriage
.s..a..a.. -. iaa..L.l ltlnrlk Drnliu man

during the month Of May:
4-Richard II. Bennett, Matte A. Trail.
" Jas. II. Bond, Laura M. Shaw.
Zach. Lowe, Emma ]. Henley.
" Ephm g. Ayton, Laura V. Fisher.
=" John Thomas, Margaret A. Lynch.
10-R. A. Barrick, Addie f. Getzendane.
18--Wm. w. Riley, Marian 5. Harding.
20--Jas a. Bryan, Mary " Leizear.
23-1Waller II. White, Cora II. Hoyle.
I" John Il. Mathews, Annie 5. Mossburg
25--John i. Walter, Eliza J. Butts.
26-Wm. Brenth, Caroline johnson.
29-Geo, c. Luhn, Alice McLane.
31-Richard Dorsey. Anna Butler.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-06-03
To Horse Owners.

H'HEsubscriber having had many years ex-
i. perience 10 The treatment Of all diseases Of
Horses, would inform the public that he Is
now located In ROCKVILLE. where be- can
be consulted with regard 10 this business.
"a Having secured the privilege Of using
the track NJ the Fair Grounds, he Is prepared
10 trnin horses aud collsin ifoflinR Charges
reasonable.
may l3-il DANIEL KRAFT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-10
Stop my Paper.
KAUAI.

hADAls
Nh. EDIToR.-From reading paragraphs il
your Journal and a communication in that of one
Of your neighbors, 1 learn that one of your pa
irons has ordered the ADVERTISER discontinued
Many very funny stories are told of persons
who have got . mad with their newspaper or
re editor.
A farmer living in the state Of Illinois 20.
mad" and loolishly imagined that he would
d. bust one OF the local newspapers and the &C.
csme very near busting the farmer instead.
lie lost track Of every movement Of any i'm
~portance in his locality, such as state Of the market
and prices Of farm produce and finally awOke one
tine morning 10 lind that the Sheriff had exposed
part Of his farm for sale for delinquent taxes.
Another case j. that OF q c0nceited i]gnOramus
who got yexei with the editor Of q newspaper
who had refused % publish- SINE Of bis Spring
Poetry and he 5rthwith sent the following com
municati0n
Mestsr edItorr.-ef yu Doant heV Be;ern spelin
insid ov thet Ere busPeper ov f1urn W Ken
Stoppit rit Away
10 every line Of business, but in the newspaper
line inan especial manner, II - an extremely hard
matter 70 please every person and any one at
tempting such an issue IL sure % fail and what
- still worse-please none.
The writer Jf this letter does not take tor Cos
pei everything which appears from time TO time
10 the columns Of the AdreTtiSsT, nor does he ap-
s-oye entirely Of all the utterances OF its editor,
either past or present but the matter contained
10 the columns Of the AdreTtiSsr Is always fresh
and interesting, and its tone IS more Independent
Of local influence, than any other journal pub
sishSd in Honolulu. and these are some Of the
reasons for which il is rejected aud condemned by
some ssraight-laced persons. BY a number Of
people both IN Honolulu and in other parts Of the
Kingdom Street Tall" Is considered a perfect
abomiuation, while 10 a still greater number it -
a source Of much amusement and even some In
serest, and the very first subject they hunt up on
receipt Of The newspaper.
People living in the gay q metropolis have
20 conception Of the mOnOt0ny Of or plantation
life 70 persons Of a lively temperament, and con-
seouenily cannot understand how much a very
little diversion IL relished by such persons.
The writer is one who knows the foregoing TO
be the case and thinks It would be more consider
ate aud more Of the spirit Of the times IN which
We now live were patrons Of any newspaper TO
pass over whatever does not suit their tastes or
principles and say =
~To The per. al things are pure"
than get mad and say Stop my
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-10
P.FISHE
L. p FITS H E RS
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Rooms 90 and 81. Merchants Exchange.
California street. san Francisco.

- '. B.-4dyertising Solicited for all News
papers Published on the Pacific Coast. the = udWieh
Islands. Polynesia. Mexican Ports. Panama, NalPa-
raise. Japan. China, New Zealand. the Australian
Colonies. the Eastern States and Europe. Files Of
nearly every Newspaper Published on the Pacific
Coast are kept Constantly on Hand, and all adver-
tIsers are allowed Free access TO them during Bust
ness Hours. The PACIFIC COMMERCIAL IDVER-
User Is kept on file AT the Office Of L. p. FISHER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-10
ADVERTISER SUPPLEMENT : HONOLULU, H. l, SEPT. 10, 1884
THE PACIFIC
The Blessed One.

e Lly-girI. rot made tor thi- vJrlt'- pam.
with brown. soft hair eio-s braided BY her ear
And longing eyes half veiIed By sIumbrous tear
lie bIuszt water -scn through u4ist- % rain
Pale cheeks vheFeon no love hath left it, stain.
Red undsriip drawn in for fear % love.
And white throat whittier than the siivsrsd dove.
Through whose van marble ereep= one purple vein
Yet. though my lips shau praise her without ceEss.
Even % Mss her feet ! Al not bold.
Being o'ershad0wed BY the wings % ave.
L4ks Dante. when b. stood with Beatrice
Beneath the flaming Lions breast. and saw
TIE seventh Crystal. and the Stair o. Gold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-10
CORRESPONDENCE.

We are not responsible for opinions expressed BY cor
respondents, our columns being open 70 all for the dis
c-ssion OF public Affairs from every point Of view.
Correspondents will please observe that all letter.
nusf be authenticated BY the names OF the writers. not
necessariIy for publication. but a. a guarantee Of good
faith.
To the Editor Of tie Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
Stop my Paper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-09
no1Icf TO eo.ownrRs.

CARSON CTrT, NEVADA, June b. 1881
10 Oliver Anderson Joseph 0pics T3osnse Nays. A.
Hobart end Nathaniel Holmes: You hereby notified
Int we the uniergned have expanded the sum OF four
nred and six 5000 do lars in Z. s gold coin, In labor
and improvements upon tho Emerad Mining Claim and
lode, situate, lying and being in rnsty county state
Nevada about ard onehaN miles vest Of the Lake
sicw tunnel. on the line Of the Virginia 4 Truckee Rail
sred, SAID Claim at point on tbs south side
81 tue line OF the Virginia and Gold nil Water Companys
Ater pipe, and thence south fifteen hundred feet to
se north line Of the Rassee Mining Claim. which said
expended BY for the purpose OF holding said
air and prem under the OF Section 2324 OF
se Revised Statutes Of the United States, being the
required bold the for the years 1875 1879
snd 1885, Of which amount expended the proportion of
ssc Of you as in said lode and claim is the
2.oiAt set opposite your respective names to-wit:
Scseph BOice ............-. ................. ~
xA6taS MayeS 20
a q. dObsTt ~ !
Nathaniel Holmes III IS
within hundred and eighty days after the first
publication of this notice, you fail refuse to contribute
roar proportion of such expenditure co-owners
your interest in said claim and lode will be-
the property Of the subscribers, under said Sec
3cn 1924 # y. teatF4ng tat-r .a#t-
st.s $50 ROSS LEVERS
rtt Pm. MARKER,
G. A. LEE
-aA MAURICE MAY
ELIAS OWENS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-09

NyANTED....A YOUNG NURSE GIRL.
w Apply Immediately at the Ormsby House. jol6
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-28

Judge Cox says it would be improper
for him to reply to the criticisms on his
course in the Guiteau case. but be will
speak at the right time.
Chicago reports two suicides on Mon
dav, G. A. Tilton. carriage fnlsher,
religious crank, who shot himself, and
Miss T. Gillett. who took poison.
The Atlanta Constitution says the
chesp heroes in the south of the Malone
stripe are as useful in politics as bung
would be to cooper who was in hurry
to make q barrel.
Phelps, Marshall & Co, have psr-
chased ] 900, 900 acres OF land from the
state of Mississippi, comprising some of
the richest cotton and tim Der lands in the
south. It will be colonized.
Blaine cent to diplomatic representa-
tives 10 Central and South America to
submit to the several governments a
proposition for the revival of the Con-
qress of Psnsms, for the better union OF
American nations.
Blaine 10 said to be figuring for the
presidential nomination in 1884 and Ar
thur is working againat him. Blaine
wants an entirely stalwart cabinet, and
hence hopes w. E. Chandler will Lot be
| appointed to q secretsryshp.
The Dorsey com bination of star route
swindlers is to be proceeded against i'm
mediAtely by government. Their routes
are in sixteen states and territories, and
mum Der 1874. The pay has been increased
from $l43, l69 to S622, 1903 per annum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-28
Washington AdVIces .

Chicago, 27.-Special from Washing
ton: Advices from San Antonio say the
records Of the Flipper court martial have
reached Headquarters. in charge Of Act
ing Judge Advocate Clans, who was judge
advocate at the trial. The record. cav
cred 500 pages of foolscap. and the find
ings are understood to sentence Flipper
10 dismissal.
The Presidents friends say healthy ar d
robust as be is, the constant strain Of
meeting and talking with ofice-seekres is
beginning already to tell on him. In
point of fact, the burden is greater than
auy man can bear, snd under our pref
ent system it cannot b, helped. The
nuisance is constantly increasing, ard it
will soon amount To the signing Of his
own death warrant for man to accept
the Presidency, unless change Is had e.
A warm politicsl contest is in pro-
gress over the position Of chief naval con-
structor Of the navy. Naval construc-
ter, T. d. Wilson. has the supp TT OF
New England naval constructor, Samuel
II. Poo; that Of New York and Pennsyl-
vsnia men, nav.l constructO: George A.
Mech. The latter is also understood to
have the support Of the secretary OF tn
navy. The appointment will be made
after the holidays.
Distribution of standard silver dollars
for the week ending December oath wss
S4l1, 466, against $3.50, 497 for the CORES
ponding week last year.
Arrangements have been made for the
presentation of the new Chinese minister
to President Arthur next Saturday, by
which time it is expected that both the
President and Secretary Frelinghuys sen
will have return q.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-28
The Fire Record.

Sullivan, Ind, 25.-At 49, 80 tonight s
| fire broke out in the notion store of Kol-
| linskey Brothers. The fire deps tme..t o
Terre haute arrived on special train n
IL o'clock. At this writing Il am tbs
whole west side Of the square, consisting
| OF twenty-five buildings. are destroy ed
and the fire is still spreading with great
rapidity.
Chicago, 24-Tha residence Of Angus
tus Byram, On Michigan Avenue, was
partly d2str, yed by Ere this morning
Loss, S25, zoe. fully insured. The house
was valued At $75 600.
New York, "a The bonded ware
house of G vert, Acker 81 Co., II to "A
South street. stored with silks, tobacco
and spirits WAS burned this pv ming.
Loss, in tn" ne'g1h .rhaod f $500, 600.
though by >'ine partie>-it l. estimat. as
still higher. H. Is bel eyed To ~ covered
for t. q most part by in.ur-nce. Several
explosions occurred.
New York rs tn. 'o.s b. the fire in
South stre-t IS now Estimated at Two
millions. Al this hour il is It'll burning
furously
Waco. 26 = On Saturday fire caused
loss of $5u, 900
Denver, ga ire, yesterday, de-
stroyed the shaft house and all other
buildings, except the CONCENTRATING
works, IF the HAzellihe Minis in Willis
Gulch, owned be the Hszsl'ine Mining
Company of PhiladalphiG. Loss, from
$50, 900 TO $4,000. Insured for $50, 600.
C-rlnville. Ills, q j. n. Best's mill
at Nellwood burned yesterday mornin g.
Lose, $l6, 900; Insurance, So 900.
Vienna, PA telegram from st
Petersburg reports the whole naval port
of Cronstsdt is on FIRE. One quarter of
the-tewn ia reported already destr Eyed.
The loss is enormous. TIE fire is be-
lieved to be the work of nihilists.
Petersburg, Va, 26.-Lsst night the
store Of J. h. & J. B. Prince. at Green
Plain, buried, and two clerks named
respectively Glover and Aurrell, per.
ished in the flames. 1t is supposed the
men were murdered and the STORE set on
fire by trsmps.
Attleboro, Mass, GA disastrous
fire occurred in Robinson's jewelry fac
tory this morning, which destroyed the
building and several heavy firms. Total
loss unknown.
Later.-Losf, s127, 900; insured. Sew
eral employees were injured. All had q
narrow escape.
Sullivan, Ind, 27.-The lossesiby the
FIRE are only about $33, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-28
Gable Clicks.

London, 27.-Viscount Helmsley, con-
servative member Of Parliament fol
North Riding, Yorkshire, is dead.
None Of the morning papers mention
the FIRE st Constadt.
The difficulty between Austria and
Roumanis ID settled.
Tunis, ga band Of Arabs made cat.
tie raids, on Sunday, within sight of the
walls of kairowan.
Berlin, 27-Customs officials have con-
trived to double ard treble the tax on
many kinds OF imported provisions by
taxing wrappers aud labels IS essen tia
parts of s assignment. Thus American
corhed b-efin tins is taxed ss 'fae iron
wares"
Paris. 27.-The LntrGnSiotnt has
brought forward as q candidate for the
Senste. Major H.bordere who refused
to obey orders when it was suspected
that coup a. etdt was imminent in Nov
nber 1877, as a protest sgsinst the ap-
pointment of General Mirabel, chief o!
tse general staff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-28

SAVE YOU'D BOOKS by getting
them bound TIT tue HERALD
Bindsrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
NEN-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 49, 1881

Extra Clear Medium do Good. 50 % DO Choice 50 80;
do Fancy IS G22es5 10 do. straight, So 67aas5 Pepnsy
Good 50 50; do. Fancy, 50 Is; Minnesota Patents LoH
So q do Choice 81 50 DO Fancy 81 49, BYE Flour scarce
offered at s. Buckwheat Meal nominal as 10 Wheat
qWet Rejected + depu - 1bi Delaware Ambor on traek
Tres on boara Rive scarce gnd Snsd sousyiyania aud
Delaware Yellow adoat. 5Jo, regular kai White track.
Ste1mer in elevator Sic; o track 54c; Keiecfed track
58c do racE fichmoud 54c the cargo rate for sail
MOI White, 46U45e: 40. = d. 44qalJc chiefly at the
former rto No DO. i32o434c Rejected &c. Mixed 40
packets $40 50asl Beet Hans SO 5Oasl3 OO India Mess
Sc 75 E1 II Prime Ts1 2FS @ :? 9S nf Hans oS
llc 90. in SAT- 9a97fc.. smoked Sides 9G9 &c do IN
G416%c shoulders Plesee. Gl4a69ic; do. smoked 5H9
&c; Dressed pCa 7ad 14c. LardWesiern Kettle ii sc'
Euttcr-st-'cly creamery Extra. 81 o9Sc 10 Good 10
C,olce Z5@5Oc: bradford County and New-fOrk EXi@
25c co Good to CHOICE. 200Z3e. Rolls duh Peunsyl'
XIl1 hxya - e.. Western Reserve Extra II@3sS'
Eggs duiet Pennsylvania lSc.' western. isc.
i5sc; Western F3l Cream i25,c: DO Far to Good II
el2Hc; DO Halt skins 9elOc.; do Pennsylvania SKINS;
0d93c. Codee firm Surar-BaWs quiet: Refined
quiet Cut Inar crusned Powdered. $50 Granqlate1
dull a. 7dsic. Timothy steady &C 50 9OG$3 %: Flax
Spring do SO so. duIl ana unchanged Reped
IN bbs Sac do IN cases l2c WhiskcY active; western
81 LOUIS March l5Flour higher: Triple Extya 81 $50
81 90 Choice Fancy IS 1908 10 Wheat opened lower but
Apnl; 81 % O5S Nav. 81 039 June SOC all the year;
NO Do &c. No . do 9f0944c Corn higher at 40 Osc
CASH 4Oc March; 4OsG4Oasc April Al a64l &c May; 4lh6
81 &c Juue Dyke August oats higher at 35se3lisc cash
& 5. wye 1 81 49, 6 F FoE gSt nRS 9
Lard higher; lobe asked l04Oe- hl Bulk Meats stGnng
bacon firm; snoulders 5c Clear Rib ss,c Clea sides,
Sy,c Receipt lour 6OyO 6bis; Wheat 40000 BUSH
Barley 900 BUSH Shipmeurs-Flour 1900 bbls Wheat
7too1 usa Com 24eoOO bush oats 4l.OoO bush; Rye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTpfonl- March l5-foton dun Kidding. , lo5c
Western hshcr cosinp southern Ret 81 l5a;l lp
Wes"rn Winter Red spot ami March Il is,e April 81 10
9si 1875; May 81 laSr$l 1873; Juue. 81 isasl lsh !
Righ,T oTons stoaiy: southern White SIC: DO yellow,
5siac Western bKel. srot, 5c March, 5Gzs Gs1c
April % a55c; MaY. IS 70 steamer u4s
lic: Pcnns,lyAnia, 4GaiBSc lHo firm al 81 OsSSl %
nss' az ~ % es S III ~ i f 40 z lard uib r or
May Gor1-DeInand fir ana riae arm safe, OF is cata
Mostern Mixed on track ~ b2c Dat'guotod NO Nike"
Ne Rye hoe. Highwnes city made 81 asl A. Ftrigs
kallroad recgpts-Four 1000 9hs Wheat - 900 gasi:
Corn : S9 s9s T Raoaa 4VG % g1I 4S S6
Wheat, q 900 bnahi Coru IGCD0 bush: oats l2ooo
CNclSNAn. March lb-flonr easier, but not qnotably
~ OBGsi o, TeeaiPtsS, S'o," Bu'e Spqn% uIed
Soin 1ICag no io and nsr tt ct u trim NO 81 IS
&sl a. Barley slIoag 70 fa e. O5 EKtrA NO be
higher lOAVG lO.u6c. RUIZ Meats nm Shoulders ~
ana a n arS choice Westsn sSssTRe 2 aaSe Choice
Central ohio lsD2lc nasisr3 Hards 9'sSOec New
Orleans 6Aesc: Hogs hr and UNCHANGED Common - 90
Baichers as5 IS receipts 1900 bead spmenis i4d
sFG@ ssss sSy 'S% Ssss s
81 11sSsI 0iS cash 81 OOsa 81 Ol April 81 o5is lid
May no S9leag9 pnes sS 20 % "a tgee.ed 70 gsc
g az c Ma acc gny Gate laty aSuys SDd Eve ss nS
Barley steady ana unchanged hisErJ steady aud nnehanRed
and shade higher a. sl5 7O0sl rs cash Apj SIS So
glS 81 May $40 June. Lar, active firm ami higher ~
10 zoe cash; 1b750I077sC Apul lUs7 ad 200 MAY;
lie asked Meats ary active and shade higher
gb0nlders 81 10 shOft ib 10. short Clear So So. -
DRTRolT, Men. March l5.-tl0ur urn ~ - IDa9
Wheat easier; No White Al O49, cash aud March 81 % 2
kpriL 81 O6S MRy ~ O6a Jane; 80 White 81 O3 NO
Rel nominal Corn quiett Mi1ed 4Ie oats hfmos anu
uIet Mired 80 gc White AOo. clover Seod dnll AZ
IS 90 Hogs nominal leoepts-tiour $500 eC,sd3
Wheat 40 OO0 bu5h Corr, bOOO shipinonts-"hea law
Uush; Oals. 1000 bush. - -,...-..
wheat opened and closed etrouBi NO hiIWanAeo
Hard and soft nominal; DO SOIL eash ana Asre, 80,
No 40 and tejected nominal Corn dali and losori 10 =
aes,c oaa daf and Inactive No = Sic. Rye lower NO l.
81 RafIoy unsetled AID lower 80 spring, sc. Pr9'
ts,ona higher. Moss Pork SIS 90 cash SD ~ APf.
iSfdPrime steam 75c cash and Marehi loSoc April
Hsss nIn ~ ~ Iaroa l4-Plour dull superdne So IS
"a o PeasyiYaBa ExtFaA very Choice, 81 ooi Minnesota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16

REGENTS for the week ll82 pkgs last week 1872 pkgs
corresponding last year 1859 pkg Exports Tor tho
verE O9s Dkga TO Britain and 40 pkg 20 the Con
nent u OieGmargariue. l5sOsi H. The receipts Of West
ern Creamery arc s below the demand and The market -
rn and There certain buyers who have fancy
trade depending upOn tt hneSt AN, s
asked Instances reported where have teen
cll9rgel 37dSSc, but bear OF sacs 20
iobbsrs ut over 3jG56c. Present Rdvices from the
Nest Indicate full supply really Tor snip
ment the railroads got e. running and prices are
likely decline within week stah Fal CTeameIy h8a
very oW qae al from &c the scarcity q fne cream
eTv mas bad mi esct the OF other grades OF
or a thsre ~ nothing good enough TO take ITS place
The n n Of Of the best STATE Daii1es are sell
ing Al DSc Entire Diaries hard Ia move at
4125c A number Good small Diaries arc binding en- cat
let az pc fyery fair quality are offered 1" ec
of extremely uun. ANA the
mon nnd Medium grades well tue Same grades Of West
I'm neirv and Factory BE- bought traction under
s a wesR' pTice A special mark OF Western Factory
hut the movement IN all grades "
ght s.ls Ia an exporter OF 100 pigs OF rOhd BORING
FscfolY butter Us reported al lIc An order iof
s1rrn rl1ds In hr2us 20 Ship 70 SOuh
s s 's ~, al a 81 lac Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RIer. Vessels and Railroads..
:" Nrw.YnnK. ruesdar. March 1b. 1ss1.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW.YoRK. Tuesday. March Is.

.ynoaoI-saies 500 Dbls. at s5cy in bond.
Ax~Iess aetSs Al "a Sa25c for Western
HslgT small sale at late prices Brush and
sss sroc, ss8iCi Har sac &c; Medum5 aalHc. Red
and ssSSssS oGasSS were quiet and
SnSsS1S S rsns @s sSn p sRS ESmsT s
S,ss anorrsie attenaoa az lse well Sustained prices.
" ss,s, 1S65S siIsslss sroFa $40 sossl
sns y enass s. Sssi s5 American g 20
Enf ;d S GS ~ ana
ES Pine Tor West ns salpOiRS b, Boards E
ssarSs S7 SsT 90 for o. Vide and sound yellow Pine.
,pss sse Green FiooSns BosS 81 S25 do and DRY
30 csrEoes a. soTse sit iI per d1 ~
per ~ Ash SSs@Ss s SS S S s sss$
VI s MspiS 6us gsfsssS6 DO Cherry s4Ss$47 White
Sso inch sSSSss7 ~ and 90 Ss inch sg a2
sc ass sscS Malta steady 10 per keR 10 GOD
UNCHANGED with the tone
NEE Aoass TSnns s hSerpOs as do s.
ssdo Gazing s. 1924 Scotch steam S. 90 ERga sl
sS = s5s5 S5 West DO e. cnm9sr ana
Barog and cs9rse,a SSSsS 20 ana Anthracite nOi
4 c3kDAg E-UnchsneOdi ,Manla cSr dag ~ ma
S Yarns 40 SHa ma b Yarn ?S W iSc sss
Tsa slsa lam S S5 :Is de-
Moasses nOOks S2ineh witt ssaas e 6S ~ SS snIE
Ssi So Box SHOCKS 55e60e.; Rum Shocks So 50GS3 10
Pine hooks SO 50Dg7, Empty BOssheads 81 150S2 HOOPS
"A feet Ordinary to Prime green 3AGS6cS do IL iees
Ordinary 4 Prime. green 2odsec, -, -, -,
+CHJCCORY-German. 81 oSc; Cholce Enshsji sc,
COCOA-Quiet, steady Guayaquh, l20lSe Caraecas 1e
a2ic; Maracaibo 32Q34c.; ST. Domingo 10 zo1lc.
C0FEgE-lo quiet but hrna Ordinary 70 Prime Cafgoe
lDlx0 Including FAIR at l24 ~ NC: 6l2 bags ex
aaailes Euclid ana l,U00 Santos ex Bessel
mn y{at feffas the cargo Besse" IN last evening
was 22S52 bags RIO and 1923 bags Santos stock here IN
bags Washed Tic; 5000 Caracas, 2S4c
l75O bags Cabe0 LaguayTa l2c; l6OO bags Guaa
nsa private ferIus lSl bags MafacaiDO OK Caudius
iis.c; 81 bags do ex Augustus 1895 lisa bags 90
* AsS private terms Java, Ii Zoo: Lagnayra II a
i3lc Maraeaibu, 1029l30c Costa Rca II S@4oci sa's
nlia, 1ldi5c. -,..-., ..,.. o,o
bales eos last EVENING" including 6Do for export ana
ii tbs ports TODAY, le064 bales asnnst 45o TINS Gay at
sek AVID IAN last year: since September l. 4.s41 oO3
Sses against 44 S33 Otles during the period last
keason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week endiOg March 10. ISL
BRASS AED FEAs.

peceDts for the Beans 2b72 pEg1; Peas l,o3D
bush. ExDorts-Beans i7O pkgs: Peas LOOT bush ! 90
~ without important cb1nRH fAptels
are nm rr Civ there j. O1y small Tdic " N 1o1
ier MeiuIns plenty. aud the lac TIP! cN"aa5
have breu suld at Rochester 10 20 West o. -
causes a very feeling hire Choice hAnd picked STOCK
canDoI be bought market under 81 ana rnccvra
are NOT willing sell many at ihat azure MarTo"s nave
board and Wo near ~ ots
ori0g AZ - O5 some small export orders for Red Kidney
have been fed %. free board. aud SOnhefn snip
nor Maid I 81 IA Int would lac d'dCnt 10 force tac on
his ,narFei At over 81 o.. Whe Kidney nnd Pen Beans arc
et ana nOminaly the Mediums. The lRct that
crop OF Back Beauh WAS raised ~ CUBA TIE past
seasan haa cut on the demand from al ponth ia
the West Iudies: now perfect
drug on Inc market sJook large but ~ hc
absence OF auy they essed Tor sale az lower
prices been current for years 1eo have been
mora receipts Of Peas and the tone o prices
weaSer sales Of Southern Black Eye Peas reported
~ O5Ds2 About 2OO0 bushels 81 Canada cAs we're sold
an SIC ana plenty offered the hguTe quota