davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

Moai-ssuEhf cured hama iuiai sugar cured
hleeeigst hssea Wei abort clear bacon 7ici
tlap MsetcreL iO.N hiis, SO. aol No. 9
so0. halt hhla No ! hbpl No, = 4 90, dried
hrffinpn put box 400 cod nsh nn
lard ficres NE so.h cans ilcl 70 u cans
He, in,h CAnt fsOl b n cams iIe{ Il n Sans ID,
lea. imrotlgl ipaflc guupOwdef tO0tOc
bugnf.+i1nr yowofnd hhia No do bnlf,hhln
nos cut iontN gfAnulatud standard 7lcl tnuia
lana grenueled ilu standard a iio uholru
wnni,ip M i9aislgt99a Y 70 ,lie 10 ~
hnli-~uopfHut ~ bags MAl i0I duo IN hays
lake, IN lat hoop haftnln, gshi packets
Soda nloNrhonRte IN keys n@hcs hicAtb In
eatce Alo, Lump pnl soda ~ hagA 9lWglcl glnnu
lated al nohh ln 80 VI drums 10.
Moiagscn'-ChUnc Louisiana tn4dao CnNw
coffee tlo. ieif WaiQ0l prime lnlalicl
choice ilAmisa iAgufre iliei Java aoci Gold
en- lilu lH1cl Puh liertt talaidN
| Pickles 2 sal pals mlkud piotlnA 1 bnl glass
rlnis 10, glanA quarts W anes half sal. Z 90.
glsss ,Hal " gla hex so. 90
Wrapping papOr Rag aud straw "a 60 100.
Anutt 'ihnc;rH " 90, " "a per nhHn y ~. tOl
| los. . ~. hnlph'e u,nE, 10 Jhl t0s, 4 26i Os,
100 denial o. ig0Ql os, lng
! plre, rlHndntd, ~ ~ pranhen, standard, MS,
| Nll J Ne, PAH 10 nconnde, ms, ia ha,
ini Tomatoes, athnhArd' me- on seconds,
ne, ma 2A green corn lO4i hQl aruen
peas 1 % go0gchenlea no raaphorriea / 1o
| oygiets, fun wcisllt, % ibi y d To- lghl
/ 3 ~ @ ma0kofci n pde@i %. eardnen,
| American upcNaui Imported, 10 10 easel straw
bcfriee, Z ~ ho hlActbrricn 90 green ghEoa
| ---- unHlu condensed milh Hsh,
| snnp Ibal o. ppf case,
| lingaing a o. standard llie, In no,
! Tluh-eAtruW und Delta -
! iloureIiest pBtcnts 4 ~ pnr 100 nBl hAlt-pat
pnta 70 nor 30 Mi thlrd grade 30 per loo hs.
/ iOnrtl Ff0du 40 pct iU ha
! Corn muhlsi'rr huahul pNgi
| llnminy nnd ititrs rpi hhi bO
! Oatmeal Per hhf Dbl IA.
| Cracked wheat Per n ne,
| DfhekdrR-sN soda So, XXX soda NE cream
! tle Ginger tuapa ilel lemon efohnr no,
sundlich starch iei uan1loRl full hnKoa,lqlo,
\ halves quHrtrfas stick cnndy 10 1919 fancy
0to igel rope, hnaig, du cotton, iir, herring
Imported, % per kDp Hsiainu, lAynf, 40
cider. rrab .appiv. f0el Mlsaunfi 800 Vinegar
70 to 2oc, Concentrated 80 sintq 900. jugg,
Ulasnn lie pnf gnl ttunLs, glazed, 100 per pni
Dried pohehoa 20 100 lnllgD 100 pnr %,
liuunB 80e@i 01 dozen, Golomnn'h mustard
B0i, No dozen. Mnrrhiani, Imported. 100 h
American 200 hos iin0krle, iWn hD0pE N
| DOZEN w0l lnokrin NJ dozen ttpume / 100
| p 70 dozen, Brilliant oils, ibis, i7ol Eupinn do.
| No dn. y o cases Op brilliant = o oasoe O0l
do Y ensrA a baking powders, bulk, We
/ IIpf 4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05
Notice to Graziers.

VXTANTED-FROM $500 to 1900 HEAD OF
w store cattle, from to years of age, in lots
of not less than 30 head. delivered at honolulu
Ranch, EVA, Oahu. Gonna unications as to prices
to be sent to CECIL BROWN,
I35 sis Merchant street, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05
Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
FRIDAY, September 4th.
Paona, Kaululena and F. Shaw had
each to pay $6 for drunkenness.
Peepee was brought up on remand,
charged with furious and needless driv-
ing. 1t appears the defendant was riding
out on the Palama road on horseback at
a furious rate, and ran into a wagon,
smashing one of the wheels to atoms.
He was further remanded until the 9TH
instant to enable him to pay for the
damage done.
Chow Young was charged with larceny
of two chickens, valued at 81 so, the
property of Wo Sow Kee. The latter
lost thirty fowls the other night from his
premises in Panoa Valley. He found
two of them, as he thought, in the de-
fendant's store ON Hotel street, but the
latter asserted he bought them from a
native. As there were no marks by
which the prosecutor could identify
them, the defendant was discharged.
Mr.. Lea appeared for him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05
Firemen,s Benefit Fund.

The circus tent was filed to overflow
ing last evening, on the occasion of the
benefit given for the sick fund of the
Honolulu Fire Department. The ex-
terror of the tent facing on Fort street
was Illuminated with lanterns, and a
string of them ran across the street to
the box office. A number of the men,
bers of the different companies were in
uniform. His Majesty the King, at
tended by Adjutant J, F. Baker, arrived
a few minutes past o'clock, the band
playing Hawaii Ponoi. The performance
was excellent throughout. Shillito, the
clown, made quite hit with his funny
remarks about the Department. At the
close of the performance Second Assist
ant Engineer julius Asch, on behalf of
the Department, thanked the large
audience for their liberal response and
attendance. 1t is expected that the net
proceeds will be about $500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05
T FL Il
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
WE devote considerable space to-

WE devote considerable space to-
day to the subject of the Australian
mail service, making copious extracts
from the official report of the debate
on the motion for renewing the con-
tract, which took place in the New
Zealand Parliament. We do so for
two reasons. In the first place, it is a
matter of very great Importance to
this country that the mail service in
question should be sustained; and in
the second place, it would be of in
finite value to Honolulu if the con-
tract fell into friendly hands like the
Oceanic Steamship Company. The
information which we give in regard
to this subject is full and complete
to the last moment before the sailing
of the City of Sydney from Auckland,
because the intimation that the time
fixed for rendering would probably
be extended from September 18th to
October Sd was Transmitted by teIe-
graph from Wellington to catch the
steamer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05
MIR. PetrOYits. IA.

The outgoing steamer for Australia
takes away with her, ON an important
professional tour, Mr.. Paul Petrovits,
R. A. His Majesty the King has been
pleased to appoint Mr.. Petrovits to be
"Artist to His Household" an official
notification of which appears in our ''By
Authority column This is a courte-
GUS and graceful recognition by His
Majesty of the merits of an artist OF repu-
tation, who has made up his mind to
return here and spend the balance of his
days in this delightful climate. 1t is no
doubt the wish of everyone who has had
the pleasure of his acquaintance, that
Mr.. Petrovits may return to Honolulu
with renewed health and strength, and
a great increase of reputation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05
" EI n T u r. E

Of
feeling did in his fe and lively
he vigorous afOur-year-od horse
require points of
VENTURE behOln him. will be
length elegant finish
former sucGmg colt
great deal of Importance has lately been attached to the value ae
National Association Of Iroing Horse Breeders in Amer strongly advises
not only standard bred but possible one that standard BY his own
of his get N| hs rule Mas MANI g d @Pp EVE %G % @
become greatly renowned by the performances OF their ge they never
Now curiosity possessing
qualifications Breeding, and performances his gt
A b 6sse the peeg Of amy h45ss Sn d an S T
being the sire three Derby winners
A b 0g9 the ad de s the
His get just beginning be appreciated in California one %
Of to
With these facts before u.s. VENTURE looms up as one OF the greatest
fny on this but ANY oter % and 3 Pns g
issog good a horseas TO place
sold only last geaT keHts S foT sa5 @ fhs strength
5Sen whose fe 500 All things s no %
or Is Of nGs pSong the pubo breed Below will % his Of
comparison with that other the
American B he B se au h S m h Eddi sG !" 1854
"a d damn damn M S ren MSsn Gray S 4 MeSds Boy '
ID dam imp Lady M T by renner".
Si dam gslsn' BY d .d,
81 81 S Ss% : !; e ~ h@4 a;,Si.n.
dam,G cad.. b, cnGe.
IN dam Miss Maetss ny son Of Greyhound
18Th dana DANA Miss n Docs dam by woodcoch
14h by Crofts Bay Barb
18th DAM 81 Burton TOMB Barb da'i Mare.
any additional particulars, terms ETC., apply
rr7amaa c. B. MILES, Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05

Major Dane will deliver his initial lecture
al the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall On the evening of Friday. the 18th in
slant. Subject: up the Rhine and over
the Alps with Knapsack." This lecture was
very well received in California, judging
from the press comments, and should draw
large and intelligent audience. The
second and third lectures of the course will
be delivered by Major Dane at the same
place on the following Friday evenings, the
18th and 25th instants.
Mr. Fred. H. HayseIden is now assessing
in the Chinese quarters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05
AdreftiagniEnts.
THE CENTRAL
Cigar and Tobacco
EMPORIUM,

camr bells Block, Merchant St. Honolulu, H /
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05

Mr. J. n. Daigle, machinist, died at his
residence last evening at half-past o'clock.
from the effects of blood poisoning He
was French Canadian, and has been on the
Islands several years. Latterly ne has been
working on the new ramie machine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05
TO RENT.

T1ROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS, THE PREM
IL ises situated at Kalhi, adjoining Mrs. Beck
Iey's. The house is 1SX24, with every accommo-
dation. There is about four acres of land fenced
in with stone wall. Terms very easy. Apply to
Deputy Marshal Dayton, at the Police Station,
from whom all particulars can be obtained.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05

any additional particulars, apply
r7auaa C. B. MILES, PrOprlel@
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05

Light his airy crest his slender head,
His body short, his loins luxuriant spread
Muscle muscle knots his brawny breast
No fear alarms him, vain shouts modest:
Der his right shoulder, floating full and fair
Sweeps his thick and spreads its pomp Of hair;
Swift works his double spine, and earth around
Rings his solid hoof that wears the ground-V VIRGIL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05

1ITau12 If
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-05

"HE CENTRAL HAS BEEN OPENED FOR
the accommodation of the lovers of the
choicer article of the weed 1 intend to keep at
the Central q fine variety of Cigars and Tobacco,
and have made special arrangements with inn
porters from abroad. Trusting liberal share OF
patronage, I remain, respectfully,
lis If j. +. WISEMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03

u,rrrr ,vas announced an prices went GOWN ii'''"
: O'" ,ho onsninc of business there were rumols u
up nnd,ne financial trouble ola firm which mas peen
resentment borrower of stocks. Smaller Uo"tS -
go buvers at the openingwe could name wv 80
rohose in tho first hour aggregated oV'oV ,S.,.+
- stock-yet prices easy II not weak " ~, ..
:, a,oIoob Messrs william Heath Il Co. gave ho'i0o
A., rcbance that they were unable to respohu " '0'
so0trocta At this point it is necessary 10 leuio'V
80 enc General estimate placed the firms SNORT 'H
- - - ooo 600 shares Hence, according 10 al Pio
800, ,boro should have been q sharp advance ~
-. bacause an immediate and extraordinary "oih""N
p-,a 1onlv revealed There was amomentary recovery
ut l. ,,er cent caused by the promiseuousDuSH lO
% 49,, "Ione" and "short" account by operators
- ,ot,rallv reasoned that the closing OF the nrln
',.o,s yvould temporarily at least make higher
eres For account OF the suspended hrh some
- ,vere purchased "under tho rule, ana u %
,o,od that about 10000 shares additional "eio
,o1 f,r f. before and after the announcement %
!r ,i,uro outside of the rule on orders Hoin '''0
Gr,o gven 70 those with whom it had contracts 70
,vor say 10000 shares purchased for William
g. 70 aud about so 900 shares of other snoT1S ioToto
cd hsc9use of the failure and there - SS,i odav
timate OF 20, 600 shares or short stOchS
we're Inundated. or course there was o cannot
long stocks; tho Sho'Vs
itquitu,a Hoes sales OF - luhS o'oNh.
record aud its results OF ueVli'li-
nrnice, 10 night with only falht recoNe! aYIcst
close never paralleed III 'io "a h ono for Won
S,cct operatOr Tho situation ieNc",A .ianoJ hereby
s.Och a. da,ics comment The market closed odIelJ
toase AT somehng better than the lowest no Fv
SSore were no sales OF Government oouuS ' nice
of the largo dealers Quotations "eto S'o""' u" 0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL, oct 2-l2;30 p m.-COttOn frmer; Niddlng
Upapds. III; Nddling Orleans j9-iGd; sales-l0,0OO
ceips none. Futures dGj UpaDds Low Mddling clause
October delivery, 236id do October and November de
t4d do January and February delivery, Z56idi do
April delivery, 3lG4d. do April and May delivery, .
Tenders for delivery todays clearing 700 bales old
Weefly-saes the week $1,000 bales Americana 600
baes spectators took 900 bales exporters TOOK 1000
forwarded from ships side direct spinne7 1000
actual 400 bales total receipts 5000 bales;
2790OO bales amount OF cotton afoa $1,000 bales Amer
D. m-Coton-The Of the day included 100 bales
october delivery 25-Gld Sellers DO October No
veber delivery 2364d sellers do November and Deem.
delivery 523G4d sellers do January and February deY
cry. 2jG4d sellers; DO. February end March delivery
Z7-64d buyers 90 March and ApIl delivery D 5O-Cid
buyers do. April and May delivery 1850. buyers 90
May and June delivery, 3GG4d buyers.
. p.m--COltOl- futures closed Cueti Uplands Low Md
ding clause october delivery d256id sellers do October
November delivery, 226id. buyers do November and
December delivery 22.64d sellers December Jan
nary delivery. 22-G4d January February
delivery 2464d buyers do February and Msrch delivery
sellers do. April andMaY delivery 3 33G4d sellers DO
May and June delivery, 36.6id sellers. -
Low Middlng 9s Good Ordinary Sl5-lG net and gross
receipts 4G36 oaies sales 81 bales stock "a, So bales
10 Great Britain 81 % bales the Continent 1850 bales
COasJwise. ii 100 Oales; sales 5Jil bales.
Low Middling 81 Good Ordinary 7iG; net and gross
receipts 500 bales Exports Coastwise 1850 bales Gales
100 bales STOCK. 1O,l5o bales.
ports Great Britain IS bales Continent go bales
Coastwlse. .445 bales. sales. lOO5O bales.
Low MiddLng, lG Good Ordinary 1875; net receipts
627S bales gross 7O7 bales; Exports 10 Great Britain
WeekY.-Net receipts 20 49, bales gross 81 5J7 bales
Exports 70 Great Britain 2l4l bales c5atsisc 1857 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
SITE OF rR4DE

nuuporr. oct Gotten arn. N4uni, 21e 81 F1G oa
t E,.r, ~ 49, , Flmir :, 10 + % Nv Mis-
Surcr ~ 100 t>l 5p. 3d. axtrl si 1ial % 10 o lrauh'
Plrcri $500 w1s4t--pltHr1o active: Western aru.r
Na0auL - .5c s." We',.fa ~ .a,,' yea ,3' W
~ .. .,i r,rrr--o1tr-rr .i..,iv. western dun
southern W4Ue .i4 ioi do yellow. d. 9'-c- western
&c. Iafu rs, I.lat fr oar. sir.iy aud 1uct s11rr-
I.. Ell qic az. arrl o. 5.4Gc PROVISIONS
lra .I active. Hr,, .'r< flpp0It o. G'1si't,
li.ud, Uu.1- I've 1000 bush s4lpment'--fi9lg 2.oi
bl.. ga'-. - bush. -1l.s-"Lea' ''to'' 2l'a- Conn.,
Hu.toy, o-t o-faar am. Weston -npsrarc = 81.
8 w L ,t.i,.lr, ,yl,I 1l ', 'l., a. ,ori t-1u
'u.r .'w, Ct-'qg, ,'i sir So E ,a,. re ,e
st.r.- AMI .riHn,, .'etls. rrn,'1' Nsai-. H1'tr,-
H.. loo55 ba.. cl.l $1,000 o.sa, Shost. 1900
,cmesea o. 2,r![ q's -. ;2' v q",'ag % g.o s5
SHhe.ol ilssrt - ,l9F, -. Patent, - "os., 80
c.o.ius D, 20 Noycun,r sD.-a. 20. daaAs F." -. lcs
l...,nes.a 3,t. So earng s,lc so -rr'ri 5c'.c'
81 10. g'.' ~ ~. r.,,,'g y .,.a
t,I. saa ',. ,o.'rs a' '.e. Yea, - | , o,'f
AM So & g. ra-. Is" ..aay .a :. a,q So,
October 'at- 80 3D. e"snz as - S.. e. %, = N"''I3'
sis So.o: $40 ara oaaet 'a,' r,os"i 'a, 10.
..Iu.t. Y,ir. t.l-lftf''. ullsar.;, ~houd,r d. 5o
as3 o. short .Ar .'d 81 % a. r'o, ''." .-,,'
'u.b CORN s'iooo a1-r o,t'. u. o'9 ou.. '.ye i"".o
9i' o.. ni l,. ,a.1 ~ ,1 o. 0ts 1000 oa,a ~
5000 pu'l.. nrl.E 5000 bush
"'.'9eE 8. &c. >@1'','', r...ni a.5,' vo
r,I -,s. i,.,ut, 1910 yual. c,sa-Ho = &c. o'.s-
so . White ale. a1.- &C.
rsog r. oct sc S5, s9 n ,. ~ M'e' WA, 49,.
lccai ,o.a = .oo 5a-n 6u. e,o? E,c s".o ne ...
shipments Corn 10000 pgs'. OATS l-.'J bt1h' 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riosr. Vessels IN; RauroIff.


COFFFF-Spot MO dull NJ sac. 200 bags ex Sriu5'
sold on vate terms Options quiet and barely stcS
Txchanee higher in Rio fact which wo1ld q course
have the OF coffee hut for the act tha inc
market there. according to private adyceS was slightly
lower The receipts RIO were 1900 bags iaVfe Was
barely steady sales here VI II $50 bags closing Iaine
yeak as follows: October, 6.S5dG.9Oi November, O.SOD
q 90. pecember B~50G 30; January, GtOd40of febtu-
ary 9j67OO: March. 7.oO0705. Milo grades qnleI
of Gl bags MaracaibO AngOstura priVai terms
COTTONSpOt Cotton in demand. steady and Onchangel
New Cotton Is bloc under the appended quotations
2O2 bales eos last evening" all for home cOnsuPIol
deliveries 500 bales Receipts al the ports odly 800
bales against lS.777 tins day last week and 3l.O last
year. for the week, 1921 bales against l4to as' wen
67,2l2 asi year; since september ], 4o4,'oo O'
az linst 8SS, OS3 for the same period last year.
The quotations, according TO the American caJ'ao''oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET

EEwYosK, Friday, oct. 2.-BEEVES- Receipts wcie 1903
cars OF 2O7i head 81 gt Jersey city and ~ 10
1Othst Total for lays 1913 hsad against O76J head
for tie corresponding TINE last week Mr. Eastman received
Is Of Cdto at UtI.St, and Of state Bulls
so al those ygrls at ~ JO6$2 80. IIccs about &c Liver
than last week.
At Jersey city with 90 already in the yards there
sale. Ncryfew lc aud hangers TIE
Iet pply largely Common Medium Natives VIZ
g1nia. West Virginia, ONO aud Indiana with
low OF very Good Bullocks from kentucky.
Demand more active with prices fairy stea1y on
Texans, and frebD offerings Of light handy Natives
but Good Cattle lower thn sday About
20 uDsOd az losses very heavy 10 shippers
this week, many from 500 Sl25 carload.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
{JroposaIs,

OFFICE or THE QUARANTINE COMMISSION, }
n BROADWAY. NEw.GQRK CITY, y. W
PROPOSALS will be received ut this office
until TIE 9th ~ October. 1880 At noon for various repairs
required Holman lon rhc plans and specifications
can be examined at THIS Oh e. ,..-
Tho reserve right 10 reject estimates
which they may decide the best interests OF the
State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
Dressmn MI.

nRESSMAKER, who il stylish in fitting,
draining aud trimming and used 10 anc work, wishes
more customers day week. ~ per day Address
MISS H., Tribune Uptown Office. l,Z3s broadway.
nRESSMAKER and SEA ACCOMPLISHMENTS
2lA East 75th-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03

LryEBPoOL, Oct 2-ProvisiOns-IiacOn Cumberland Ont
S3s Cd Long Clear Mlddles Gd Short Clear AiddcA
81 "d short RIBS 32s ID; Shoulders 23s. Oh per
Beei-l9s Cd Tor Extra Indian Meas Prime Mess
PORK Mess 54s o. per Dbl Prime Mess Eastern
EN-. S2s Sd Lara Oh BIS. 0L HaIns-I0ng Cut 44s 0d
shoulders 55s 3D. Butter SIS Cd per finest Uned
States. Cheese--AmeTican Choice, as cd Wleat-Ie1
Western Spring, Gs 3D. ale Red Winter n Cd as i'd
leI eeha 40 SDilHg b& lOd New Western Winter 10 Cd
New W M11ea western 4s ID California No l. 7s idG
rs 4i Californian NO Ga Sd ais per Genital Protce
spirits Of Iurpenune 2js. Od; do at london %. 80 uer
cwt Refined petroleum Id a I'D per gallon clover
American RED. 4Js cWt TaiiOw-27s 30 perct Host
Common. 90 Ga; Pale lis Cd Cs GA Ilnsee, o,I 2is
81 per cSL JalOW-Fine American Us. Cd. Prime CIV
zSs Cd per cwt American Refrigerated Beef hpd oHITt
erS is. "a. fore quarters. IS. q. pcr sb f1''
lherecopts Of wea for the thre DAYS wore ma
ccntals, including l77OOc Centas American N'N0
Iherecept" az American past hree d,v4 cra
6l.4O0 centals. ny "N''
LONDON Oct. 2.-Pfoduee-Linseed OF. SOS 7sae24
Dos Calcutta Linsoed per quarter ssed
cake. a % IS o. per Rcfned Petroleum I3.d a.
"a per gallon; spirits OF TurDcntne 2js Od per cwt
Sperm O1L &6S per ton ROsn oIlm0n 81 81 ,er cWt;
tae 10 @lla Provisions ard. 33s Od. per cwt Tor
AmeTlean sugar, lis 3D. per cwt FOR Cuba Centrifugal
polarfzDg $50 and las 81 los I'd fT
refining ahoat Australian Tallow Z7s Gd a. Us
Ill Mutton Zss I'd 92Ss. Cd Cocoa Nut .Oil-Ceyon
Az1 Us; Cochin, e3l o. '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON oct 2-l2:3O p m.-COnsos 90 1916 for both
money ana the account; Atlantic Western FIRST
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 33 Ere lsls d. Second
Cclsos 73a4; Mexican Ordinary, pa ST PAU Common,
5Slo; Fenns ylvania, 50; Recalling, ..
D. aGylCes quote Three Per Cent Ncntcs at
80 francs IS centmes for the account.
4pm-CO1sois 80 1915 for both money and the account
Atlantic Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
thcates s. Canadian Pacific. 46s; Ee IS do second
Ccns0ls az p: Mexican Ordinary, 22ai St Paul Common,
Tsl4; NewYIrk Central. lOl r: Pennsylvania. j2's.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn the Of Eng.
land on balance today IL $4,000.
adces quote Three per cent Rentesa 80 francs y =
Confines for the account and exchange London at p
fIaLCs 20 Confines for checks.
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CINCINNATI. Oct 2.-F1our nuiet and steadv. Family
e Soes9 90 Fancy 81 g59s4 81. Wheat hrn No Get
poe receipts stuO shlpments 400 rush Corn firm
30 Mixed 4sG44 &c oats weak 2 Mixed 27o
P BYE FAN o5e Barley steady; No. Fail 500
5us uun ~ - 90 Lard easier Al 40 gODs5 02 "a
sulkDeats steady shoulders. 50 rs shortrib 50 90.
nseoh 9ulet And urn shoulders 81 l Snort-rib IS IS
sh nas oSas 80 o. whskey firm and stel az 81 O5
ng anc Butchers Us 7o9Si SOI Fecopta 1878 nesd sum
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
- GLASGOW SERVICE VIA LONDONDERRY.
FL RI EsSlA- oct , noon. ClRCA,SI A oct ~ A. m
ANCIOEIA oct. lila IETHIOPIA.....Oct.3l, IL am
CABIN passage $50 to $50. Second class SO
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROM Wednesday. Oct. D.
Cabin passage $50 and upwards Second class SO.
steeTaqe outward $40. prepaid SO.
r Bowling Green. NewYOrk
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ence as organis and director music wishes ~
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