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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-03
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S
e x p r e S S
NOTICE.

WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY HEREBY
w makes this certificate and hereby certldes
and declares that 1t is a Corporation organized and
existing under and by virtue OF the laws Of the
state of Colorado, of the United States of America,
that the undersigned Lloyd Tevs is the President
of said Corporation and the undersigned James
Wells. Fargo and Company hereby designates the
City of Honolulu, in the Island of Oahu, Of the
Hawaiian Kingdom, as the principal place on said
Islands where the business of this Corporation
shall be carried on, and hereby designates aud
appoints a. w. Macfarlane, of the firm of G. w.
Macfarlane d Co., who resides at such principal
place of business, as the authorized agent of this
Corporation, upon whom any and all processes
may be served with like effect personally
served on this Corporation, and the ssid G. w.
Macfarlane is hereby designated ans appointed as
Agent to represent the enterprise, business, pur-
suit and occupation of this Corporation within the
limits OF the Hawaiian Kingdom.
In witness whereof the said Wells, Fargo and
Company, q Corporation as aforesaid has here
unto caused the Corporate name and seal TO be
affixed by its President and Secretary and cause
ius President and Secretary 70 affx their re
spectrve signatures hereto this 18th day of De-
cember, 1884.
(signed) WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY,
(Corporate1 BY Lloyd Tevis,
l Seal president.
tsigned) WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY,
BY James Heron,
Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-03

Gilt fra mes may be cleaned by apply
ing hot alcohol with a sponge until all
stains are effaced. The alcohol remain
ing may then be allowed to dry off grad
ualIv. Under no circumstances rub it
with q cloth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-03

PETER SAKE & Son (Homer Polk Sa4e3
are breeders and importers of EVERY Vac .fExx
of THOROUGHBRED domestic live stOcka "
have made this our SOLE business for the
past II YRARs; have imported 125 car loads
from the Eastern and Middle States to Cali
fornia. (Home Office, Lick House, 5. F.
We are also dealers in GRADE ANIMALS, es-
pecially sheep, and mich COWS. We always
Sell at very reasonable prices and on con-
venient terms.
Bv the CLAUS Spreckels'' arrived head
of ssHolstein, - ''Short Horn" Jersey" and
Ayrshire breeding cattle, and within TWO
WEEKS several crates Of breeding Berkshire
pigs and hogs. We expect to remain here
two or three months or more-for health
and climate the meantime will re-
ceiYe orders for any breeo--family or strain,
Of GOOD RRERDISa domestic animals. SAT
IsFAcTIoN GUARANTEED. Office with r. w.
Lame, Esq, No. 81 Fort Street, Honolulu.
PETER SAKE and HOMER Polk SAKE.
slOjnn1I-vjsn2I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-03
HEALTH REPORT.

MoRTUARY REPORT FOR DECEMBER. 1884
The total number of deaths reported for the
month OF December was ~, distributed as follows
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-03
Omces to Rent.

TINE LARGE AND AIRY UPSFAIR or
i fees in the Spreckels Block, Just completed,
on Fort street, are now offered for rent.
For terms apply 20
3I2 marII WA, q. IBwEN 4 CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-03

NoTE.-Of these, three were non-residents.
JOHN a. Brown,
AGENT Board Of Health.
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CAUSE OF DEATH.
coMPARAr1vE MoNruLr afoRrAL1rr.

Dec. 1878, deaths. Dec, 1852, deaths "A
Dec, 1879, deaths...-96 Dec, 1888, So
Dec, 1850, deaths...47 Dec, 1854, establishments
Dec, 1881, deaths......3s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-03

City .s sd1 County SE c q ss0
On the fifteenth day of December, A.
D. one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four,
before me, Edward Chat;in, Notary Public, in
and for said City and County, residing therein,
personally appeared Lloyd Tevis known to me to
be the President, and James Heron, known to me
to be the Secretary Of Wells, Fargo d Company
the Corporation that executed the annexed In
strument, and they severally acknowledged to me
that such Corporation executed the same
IN WITNESS whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seat at my Office
in the City anc County Of San
Notarial Francisco, the day and year
Saal last above written.
- (signed EDWARD CHATrIN,
Notary Public.
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WAN Ed.

DYA MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN WOMAN
ID to do light homework and sewing.
Address Mrs. n
s5s This ONCE.
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DEATHS BY WARDS FOR MONTH.

ward, I1I2IsI4I5I6I7IsI l1OlI1I Il -
Death l I1I5I4I0I0III0I 81 q OF o
Outside.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
BENWo0D.

The ball Friday night for the benefit Of
the nail feeders who are out OF employ,
ment was q grand success socially and
financially.
Several car loads of construction iron
was received for the Wheeling Company 8
steel plant the latter part of the week:
The department for, which it is intended
will be erected Immediately.
Mr.. Aug. Schsd will open his elegant
new saloon with eclat this week,
The Riverside blast furnace will shortly
resume operations. Its repairing having
been about completed.
The grounds around the bastlle are be-
ing filled.
Mrs. Kearns and daughter, of Wheel
ing, were the guest Of Mrs. q. Lindeman,
one day last week
Miss McGarrell, of Wheeling is tie
guest of Miss Julia Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Reilly OF Floral Home
farm, were in town Thursday.
A number of our prominent liquor mer
chants were down at the county seat on
Friday.
Rev. Price, pastor OF the NJ. E. congre,
CATION, will deliver a special sermon at a
near date which will be worthy of the I'M
divided attention Of all.
The Mollie Darling boat house was
brought up from Powhstan yesterday.
Mr.. Smith and Mrs Moulder, Of Centre
ward, we're united in marriage last Tues
day
The Princess took up large crowd yes,
terday afternoon for the Romsny Rye
matinee.
The Lszier sks,ing rink floor was put in
prime skating order yesterday.
A new grocery is to be erected on Main
street before the holiday trade sets in.
The unsightly break in the pavement
near the corner of Main and Seventh
streets has been repaired, to the satistac'
ton OF pedestrians.
Several citizens leave to morrow for
Pittsburg, in search of employment.
A party of society people attended q
private party in Wheeling last Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. II. Carroll has opened boot and
shoe store at the stand formerly occupied
By Mr.. NJ. Garvey.
Several weddings are reported with the
past week, but nothing tangible in the line
OF cake for the reporter.
The urbane collector for the Iutelligen'
Ger was in town last week.
The new addition to the nail factory IS
being rapidly put into shape for future OPP
GRAFTON.
Mrs. Price, wife OF the minister Of the
N. E. congregation. returned Friday from
visit TO friends in HArper's Ferry.
The matinee yesterday was well patron
lied from here.
The ground work Of the Wheeling COM
psuys steel plant is very extensive.
Suitable tenement houses are scarce At
present.
Mrs. Mcmillan, q most estimsb!e aged
lady, is recovering from siege Of typhoid
fever
The city should look up suitable mes.
sures to take in case Of fire The town is
literally without weapon to contend with
it. The scarcity of water in places is to be
deplored. There is nothing to stay the
course of what would be thorough devas-
tating cOnfsgration.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
A BRIDE ON A BRoNCHo.
The Wedding of Two Wild Persons In the
Midst of Roy STEERING Cowboys

North Of this point $50 miles lies the
cattle country Ct the Big Horn Basin. On
Owl Creek few settlers have gathered in
and formed the nucleus OF what in the next
few years will be a large and prosperous
farming community, but as yet it is only
the nucleus and the sway Of the cowboy is
regnant. Intelligence has ust reached
here Of the frat wedding of the section.
Big Charley" has welded Meetutse
Nance" naive ssgebrush belle. The
bride and groom came seventy.hye miles
on horseback to the Squire's, the former
sitting her broncho as firmly and squarely
as Big Charley" and in exactly the same
fashion. When within q few miles OF the
Squire's they met that funCdonGry, sur
rounded by some half dozen cowboys,
aud Low the fair bride turned FESTIVE and
declared that she did not propose to marry
ANY man on earth" But the boys were
equal to the occasion. any 30 was the Jus
tice and the groom. At short distance
stood an empty corral.
Take her OYER to the corral boys, and
put her in, said his Honor.
"Meetutse Nance" made wild break
for the hills as'she heard the order, bat the
days OF her freedom were about over. She
was quickly run down, and, amid avolley
Of feminine ssge-Orush eloqlence, the de-
lighted boys started her on the lope for the
corral. Reaching there, Nance Jumped
from her "bronko" and tried to gain some
adjacent brush, but it was no 60. However,
she fought vigorously, and his Honor or.
dered: "Hobble her, boys" The boys
were in ecstasies. A pair of rswhide hob
bles were stripped from "cayuses neck
and their twist adjustedesbout the sturdy
ankles of the struggling bride. She was
conveyed into the corrbl, and his Honor,
mounting the fence, babe the groom take
his place OF her aide and take her hand.
This done bis Honor assumed the look of
dignifed Importance called fer By the &C.
casion and said:
Big Charley ard 'Meetutse Nance
you cams into this corral single, l now
pronounce you couple Big Charley,
unhobble your wife.
But this Big Charley" found it diff
cult to do, ard it is was not until one Of
the cowboys had gently oast!hiS lsriat over
the uew.msde wife that the husband was
able TO turn the lady loose. Then the
Justice called his boys together and, say
ing, Come en-, boys; we hsint no bust
ness here now" led them away. One OF
the boys looked back, and the happy
couple were busy uDpsckiug their campirg
outfit, and the honeymoon had evidently
begun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
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GLASS NOTES.

The window glass works al Bsrnesville,
D has resumed.
The window glass gorbs At Evansville,
Pa are again IN active operation.
The chimney houses in the Pittsburg
district, are ell running steadily with good
prospects.
The pressed ware glass houses are all
busy With good prospects for the season.
The glass factory at Brilliant, O., is run
ming steadily at present.
The press house of Dalzeh Bros i Gil.
more, Of Wellsburg, W. Va, is quite busy
a. present.
Window glass is in fair demand at pres.
ent, and prospects seem better than for
some time past.
A new FIVE pot furnace has been put in
at the Venture glsss works Wellsburg, W
Va.
The a.nt glass bottle factories in the
vicinity of Pltsburg are nearly, if lot
quite, al in operation.
The ant house Of Gill BIOS. 4 Co, at
S,subenyiI!e, o., is running sstlstac 'ori y
q. present.
4 number of glass manufacturers from
different parts Of the country, east and
west. have been in this city recently for the
purpose Of investigating as to the sdFan,
toees conferred By natural gas in the
manufacture of glass, and from reports 1t
viii be No matter for surprise if at least
some Of then remove their works 10 this
vicinity IN the nsas future. American
Manufacturer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
MILL NOTES.

Nails have advanced in prieein Chicago
They nov sell at SO 35per keg.
The nail mill at Northumberland, Pa
has declined an order for $4,000 kegs.
The Burden mills, at Troy, N. Y are on
this week.
The Albany iron works, at Troy N. l.,
are about to start up sgai1.
The Cumberland nail works, a. Bridge
ton, n. j., will increase the wages OF their
employees FIVE per cent next Monday.
The report that the Cleveland rolling
mill would shut down next month Is IN
true, as they have large orders for rails.
The Columbia steel works have pur,
chased a cit for their New plant at Nine
Mile Run, near Pittsburg.
The Parker Mills Nail Company works,
at Warehsm Center, Mass, has commenced
business, with q man at every machine.
The old crucible steel works, at Cleve-
land, has been leased by the Cuyahogs
Rolling Mill Company, aud will be put into
operation at once.
The Lookout Rolling Mill Co, Chatta,
nooys, Tenn, has been organized by A.
N johnson and others, with a capital oil
$4,000, for the manufacture oil steel.
The bar mill department. Of tbs Ameri-
can iron works, this city, has shut down.
About seyenry-fve men have thus been
thrown out Of employment. 1t is satd the
cause is q scarcity Of orders.
Il is reported in Cleveland, O., that ]
N Coleman, late manager OF the Etns iron
works has bought the Forest City mills.
When running 10 its full capacity the mill
will give employment to $40 men. 1t has
been idle siuce July l, 1884.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
TRADE NOTES.

Two thousand locked oui .h9smskers at
EsyerbiD Mass have RETURNED 10 WORT at
thelr own terms.
Mr.. James Mesns, New England manu-
fscturer says there as nothing IN the con-
ditiops under which manufacturing is nov
carried on which should prevent large en-
blowers Of labor from meeting and treating
with their operatives on equal grounds
BE SAYS the complete organization OF
trades unions will be of decided advantage
20 manufacturers themselves in preventing
he tendency 10 cut Down the rates OF
waaes, which Es b9,5s 70 he the cause o!
hard times.
A Few variety Of cotton 10 being raised;
The stalk grows Ten feet high, ana IN scoa
land the 5.s!i is 5000 pounds per acre, or
ten bales. The bohs SSe the size of an
orange, and a coed band can pick Two
OSisS per Day.
Over 20 900 men have been organized
iu,o he Apli.Cooiie I.ssgue on the Pacific
coast. The feeling among American
laborers is very stropg against them.
WOODEN mills are quite busy, and manu-,
fscturers ara encouraged at the winter and
spring prospects.
The next revival in railroad building II
foreign countries will send good MANI
orders 10 this country, because OF the ad
mitted superiority ard Ghespuess OF Amen
can engines, especially for roads IN neV
countries, aud where wood instead of coa
is the chief fuel.
No body of workmeu are closer observer
Of the fluctuations of the coal trade, socord
ing to their limited opportunities, than Goa
miners In The anthracite region, wher'
there il compact organization, the mel
are WSiGng for the night time to throT
dosn their picks if higher Woges sre ratus
I'd. A convention will be held 10 Potts
vile next Saturday when complete report
on wages paid under he 81 so basis ant
90 The present time will be einsidered
Steps have been taken to bring this stroni
or gsnizaEion End the order Of the knight
Of Labor together foR cooperative effor
apd better understanding,
Cniou;Sis Of Boston are beginning al
sESnasi Rgitstioa for the eight hour rule
The Central Union meetings were address
ed last week By ChanosflsiE. Foster an,
others. Chicago and New York sgitstiSa
! continue
SoGisl entertainments are frsqusu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

among labor organizations, with lectures
recitsiions and singing. The Brooklyn
iaborers are to have fine concerts and read
ing.
The New Orleans unionists are to have
q grand labor psrsd. on the 18th instant
Unions are electing delegates TO attend
the meeting of the Federation of Labor IN
Washington in December. The attendance
will be large 4
The printers are not asleep. During
the week the Boston Post cspitulated to
the unions terms and bounced Cohick,
Ne boss rat Of the country. The Detroit
Post changed ownership, and thirty rats
were discharged and union men put TO
work. It's also on dit that the PhiladeI'
phia North American and Evening Bui'
iehn will shortly recognize the union.
The large cigar factory Of Straiton x
Storm, New York employing at the busy
season of the year over thousand cigar
makers, has changed its colors BY hosting
the flag of unionism on its top,mast.
The New Hampshire Legislature passed
a law prohibiting the sale of cigarettes or
tobacco in any Of Its forms to any minor
under sixteen years Of age, under penalty
of $40 for each and every offence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
NEW MARTINSVlLLE
Successful Protracted Meeting - zoe
Opera SeasOn-Geueral News.
Social 10 the Sunday Register.
week

Successful Protracted Meeting - Tne
Opera Season. General News.
Special to the Sunday ReststS.
NEw MARrIxsvlLLE, November A.
Miss Lena Umstead is in Wheeling.
Rev. DAWSON is conducting valy tue'
cess!ul proHaced meeting at Leggetfs
schoo! house. There has bsen q number
of eonveTSionS.
R.M. Clegg, ESQ, will remove to Non
roe county next week with his family.
Frank Stesder, who recently purchased
an interest in the Point Mills, has moved
to town.
Our opera season opens next week in
regular metropolitan style. The Kitty
Rhoads troupe holds the boards three
nights at Standiford's Hall. This troupe Is
considerably above the average, both In
tone and ability, of those that visit towns
Of this size. All lovers Of mirth should moi
fail to attend.
Mrs. Hattie Mccormick, OF SistsEpville
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. c. AcEl
downey.
! Jacob Eoontz is putting in new set Of
I scales on the station lot.
Mr.. Hamilton. Of PittsburE, is visiting
the family Of s. r. Martin.
The supper at Gr. 5ohn SLENDER
/ THURSDAY evening. fo- the benefit OF Il Z
Catholic Church, was well attended by th'
young folks.
Ms. ]. s. Eakin. Of Illinois, widow o
the late ]. S. Eakin. is visiting JuaEI
Eskin, Of the Wetzel House
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

the finest and most attractive lodge roorl
In town. The Rechabites have the ole
Pythian hall in Theaker 4 Dickson
building. and are arranging il to snit Their
own very good taste.
To day Rev. McCaw will preach in the
United Presby Church at 10 q. m.
and p. m.
Rev Earl D. Holtz will preach in the
Methodist Episcopal Church to day, morn.
Ing and evening. Morning subject: 1.-THE
Strength of the Arrows" Evening subject
THE Testimony of Nineveh."
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
Church are making extensive preparations
for an oyster supper and social TO be held
in the lecture room Of their church next
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The
proceeds are to be used for the special ben
eft of the church, and since an elegant
time is anticipated, the affair should receive
universal patronage.
At the Presbyterian Church this morn
ing the pastor, Rev. Z. F. Walker, will
preach on Christian Compassion for the
Unsaved." In the evening the subject will
be The Originator Of Evil, and the ser
mon will the first OF series on "Sin."
Prayer and praise service at els p. N.
All are welcome.
Received this week-A new stock of
Suitipgs, at Harry Souders merchant tail
oring establishment.
s. NJ. Priest, Esq, is the guest Of rels'
tives in Marietta.
There is another heightened wedding on
the tspis, and several more ''tapising
Miss Jemima NJ Fraz er, wife of Chas.
E. Frazier, formerly Of this place, died last
Monday at her home in Pittsburg, and was
buried on Wednesday.
BENJAMIN Sheldon viii open new gro
Gerry store in Etnaville in few days.
Joseph Anderson engineer on the pony,
will hereafter have charge OF an engine out
on the road. His place will be filled by
John Kennedy, of Allegheny City. Joe is
Q good fellow, and all acquainted with
him, and train men especially are sorry to
see him leave.
The Martins Ferry Library Association
are making arrangements for pronounc'
ing bee, to take place Friday night.
Henry Bone, E.q, will open confec.
tionary and general notion store in his
room on Clay street in few days.
The shut down at the Etna and Stan
dard mills will Lot be so bad as was ex-
pected. At the latter all hands will be on
for awhile, and at the former only part
will shut down Immediately.
Washington Powell, who has been max.
ing his home at the residence Of his
bro,her-in.law, Jefferson Clark, on Scotch
Ridge, died on Friday and was taken to
Columbus yesterday for interment
DR.. W. E. HerVey returned yesterday
from q visit 10 bis parents in West Vir-
giniA
C. A Vermilion and wife, Of Smithfeld,
were in town yesterday.
Eugene H. King, OF Warrentop, is filing
A. ]. Van Pelt's at the c. / P. depot dur.
ing his absence.
f. q. Barnhill Of B,llaire, is al the
Hanover Hotel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
MINES AND MINERS.

C9one.lsviile coke seiIs 10 Chicago at
ger ton.
P',saarg coal sells in Chicago at 81 20;
H'ea'HE Valley at s..
'saT6eId coal sells p, Baltimore at 81 10
aHd At New York at 81 25.
Tie myers a. Elk Garden. W. Va ar,
a'stagsll a9v1t half time.
6aa.saa gss eoal sells at Newport New.
- - 10; al AsS IGEl ct 81 90.
Cumberland coal seRs a Baltimore Al
S-tO aud AZ New York at s. u.
"ss,mo-sland snd Penn. Gas. at Soutf
HU'o7, At s. ga; At New York, 81 90.
vEonel;on sss caauel coal cells at New
.O'' N@Ss q, 8 IS; at New York, SO So
lie miles 81 Sett.le, W. T., are nov 81
- ~ n. ~ .siye'y oParated b. white men
'1s Iaiaes7 having syugE, other pastures
ine aADor Valley G. Coal Co , ct ES
"''u Cay. Pa. have begun shipments o
saI coal hon she'r property.
.,I &c Atat mines, of Daabs-. Pa, hav
- s.,.r' 4. e II their mine under eosgoI 81
80 - s;9rt NJ shorty.
-, = . e''isaisd thst there are 100 cob
- '-S' SS2 EGCe ASp, 10000 ovens an
IS "'r US IasCs'sd 10 tha coke bushes
- T - Con1sI 'Tii'e region Just BSV.
-, 80 Ad,lcss t.ou Z e Bszl Hock CO.
'''e' o. Ind sal iSieAts tLSt 50 a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

vance of Scents per ton VIII be asked a
soon as the present contract expires.
Robert Hare Powell Sons Company are
opening I'D their $50 acre tract Of land
near Rsmey Pa, and have 81 feet Of goad
zeal on the same. This is to be machine
mine, and no coal viii be dug BY hand.
Reynoldsville and Fairmont coal sells az
follows in Buffalo Screened lump, 81 Isl
lump and nut, mixed, 81 05; run OF mines
81 80; screened nut 81 IS; nut and slack
liked, 81 65; slack, 81 30.
We learn BY dispatch from Columbus
Ohio that the ShaEfee Valley Coal and
Iron Co. had aeeeded to the COO demand
ard we're working full force. The Shaw
nee company il not q member OF any or,
gsnizAtion of operators.
At Cleveland, Ohio, the following prices
for bituminous coal are quoted: Carbon
aill and Monday Creek, 81 10; Massillon,
81 IS; Palmyra lump, $2%75; Brian Hill
81 Is; PatsburS 81 %; Salineville, ~ %;
Tuscarawas. 81 90.
The following is the retail price of coal
in Chicago: Anthracite, range and nut,
Sc IS to $3.50; anthracite egg. So to IS %;
anthracite pea, 81 so; cshnel, S. to 81;
Erie and Briar Hill, 1915 to So; Illinois,
50 Is; Indiana block, 81; Indiana lump,
1915; B & O.. 81 so; Blossburg. $3.50;
Piedmont 1925 to $3.50.
At Angus, Iowa, the operators had been
payin 81 eente per ton, and they were
willing to advance st cents, while the min
ers demanded 81. The last st cents was
therefore in dispute, and after heannger.
guuents on both sides the board Of srbi-
traitors decided in favor Of the operators,
fixing the price which they should pay for
mining at 93i cents per ton, this price to
control the miners until April l, 1886.
Coal sells as follows in the Cincinnati
market. The market rules firm at full
prices and moderate offerings adost, but
an ample supply to meet current wants
Piusburg second pool is held at Z! cents
per bushel; fourth pool at 6964c; Kama
VIVA river 6I@7e; Ohio river at ste per
bushelin bsrges at landing. YoughioghenY
sells at lOc per bushel or 81 70 per ton;
KanaEhs river at 9@lCc per bushel or
81 50@2 Is per ton, and Ohio river at &c
per bushel or 81 % per ton Anthracite
sells at 81 5O@S7 per ton, delivered.