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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-30
Legislative Assembly.
77TH DAY-Aug. 29th.
MORNING sEssIoN-CoNT1NUED
NEW BILL.

NEW BILL.
Minister Green read a first time a
bill to amend section 2l Of the tax
laws of 1882 and 1886. Referred
to Printing Committee.
Noble Robinson-That the bill re-
lating to the sale Of malt liquors be
taken from the table and placed on
the regular order. Carried.
Rep. c.. Brown moved that bill
No. 135 relating to tax law be
placed in regular order without be-
ing printed. Carried.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Consideration of bill l2l relating
10 the Oahu Steam Railway.
Noble Young moved that the bill
be read through with the amend
ments recommended by the Special
Committee. Carried.
Minister Thurston moved that the
bill with amendments be printed
and distributed to the House. Car
ried.
Consideration of bill 126 relating
to tax appeal boards.
Rep. c. Brown moved it be read
section by section. Carried.
Section l as recommended by the
judiciary Committee, after a slight
amendment was passed.
Section with amended recon-
mended by the same committee was
passed.
Section 3 passed as amended by
the committee and an amendment
by Noble Smith.
The title and enacting clause
passed and the bill passed to en-
grossment to be read third time
on Friday.
Consideration of bill 1872 relating
to the Fire department.
The bill was read by title.
Rep. G. Brown moved the bill be
laid on the table.
Minister Thurston said something
ought to be. done for the goodsof the
department.
The motion to lay on the table
was lost; IL to 16.
A motion to read the bill section
by section was passed.
Section l passed as in the bill.
IT provides for Chief Engineer,
two Assistant Engineers, one Fire
Marshal, who shall act as survey en-
gineer and as many tiremen as may
be approved by the board of repre-.
sentatives of the department.
Section / relating to date of elec'
tion was passed.
The House then took recess unit
p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re-assembled at on
o'clock.
Consideration of the Fire Depart
ment bill was resumed.
Sections 3, 4, 5, 6, z, s, 8, wer
passed as in the bill.
Two amendments were offered b,
Minister Thurston and Rep. Hustac,
to section 10 and passed, and th'
section passed as amended
Sections IL, y, l3, ID, 10, l6, 1;
IS and 10 were passed.
At this point the Sergeant-at,
Arms announced messenger from
His Majesty.
The President-Let him march in.
After handing a letter to the
President the messenger departed
and the House went on with its
work.
Section 20 was deferred.
Sections II to Al were passed
with scarcely any change.
Rep. Hustace moved section 20 be
considered.
Noble Waterhonse moved the sec
ton be stricken out.
The section passed with slighr
amendment.
The bill passed to engrossmen
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

DURING my absence from the King.
~ dom the Hon. w. +. Allen will
act for me under a full power of attor-
ney in all private matters, and also in
all estates in which | am assignee or
agent. w. c. PARKE.
Honolulu, August %, 1888. 29 2m
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TESTIMONIALS:
Hays Aerated Hop Ale (Non.

TESTIMONIALS:
Hays Aerated Hop Ale (Non.
Intoxicating) William Hay, Hull.
"This is an excellent Non-Alcoholic
Beverage. which probably approaches
as near TO Beer as is possible, without
the presence of alcohol. Our analysis
showed the presence of the bitter prin.
ciple of the Hop in perfect solution"
The Lancet.
at is a nearer approach to Bass's or
Alsopp's Ale than any non.intoXicanls
Bitter Beer, and is pleasant appetising
drink."-Eastern Morning News.
"Mr. Hays experiments on Hops have
resulted in the production of beautiful
essence, which deserves TO rank as quite
pharmaceutical triumph. 1t mixes
perfectly with water, ana has fine Hop
Aroma. Hop Ale made from this
essence has, with the Hop Flavor, all
the bright appearance of Champagne.
1t froths remarkably, is very agreeable
drink, and suitable either for summer
or winter."-The Chemist g. Druggist.
"a beautiful essence, has fine Hop
Aroma, and is quite a pharmaceutical
triumph The Chemist & Druggist.
"Hay's Hop Ale. This is an ex.
cellent non-alcoholic beverage THE
Lancet.
"Has the Hop Taste of Bitter Beer,
and is a nearer approach to Bass or
Allsopps Ale than any non-intoxicants
preceding it."-EasteTn Morning News.
J. E. BROWN g. CO.,
2SJ 20 Merchant Street. lew
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NOTICE.

M USIC furnished for balls, parties
vi and serenades by Palmer's String
Band. Orders left at g. L. Williams,
or ring up Mutual Telephone 1886. IA II
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"Has the Hop Taste of Bitter Beer,
and is a nearer approach to Bass or
Allsopp's Ale than any non-intoxicants
preceding it."-Eastern Morning News,
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''Hay's Hop Ale. This is an ex.
cellent non-alcoholic beverage The
Lancet.
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TO LET

.sssA a COTTAGE, either furnished
zsssSsaEf ~ or un;urnished, splendid
6SazB location, about five minutes
walk from the Post.oflice. Stable for
horse and carriage. Inquire at this
Office. 32 If
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FOR SALE.

-sA THE Boat saved from the
ISsh Il wreck of the ''Dunnot.
-VaSIA tacastle," and sold at auction
31F to the King, has been refitted,
coppered and deck-over by Mr.. ROLAND,
and is for sale cheap for cash by
L. r. RYAN,
81 wv Boat Builder.
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FOR SALE or LET

aaas a THE House and Lot on
z l. Beretania street next to
ka Mr.. John Ena's on the west /;
large lot runs from Beretania to Young
strt ct. House contains parlor, dining
room, three large bedrooms, kitchen
bathroom and out-houses, Inquire of
81 If w. G. WILDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26

State bonds were neglected: North Carolina
SPECIAL taxes sold at 10. OF cliy banK SiockS
go at lao 1-2, and Mechanics 900 at CG.
The business in railway bonds continues to IN
pand, hat the transactions at the Stock Exchange
are only small reflection Of the aggregate bUSi
ness that is being done over the counters Of the
large dealers. For instance, ono Wall-st. banking
house yesterday marketed. Of few issues, double
The amount OF the total transactions in railway
bonds AT the Exchange, and @'me other firms did
a business equal TO that Of the Exchange. In TO-
days dealings at the Exchange Ntw-l ork. hi
caco and ST. Louis as were very active and roN'
10 9Oas9 "a Burlington and Quincy A. Nc
bIasl,as, were active and ur 10 90 IL Erc
gold consol Is sold at 13Ga1%G >: and second
confined in demand at 90 10. Richmond and
Allegheny first rcceiuts sold M 55a5G. and Si
Louis Arkansas and Texas fir~ts were IN to loi
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ey-
change Cotton Seed oil certificates sold 1900
AZ 80 Sass. Chicago Ga, Trusts lSnn az IS "A
a39 IA Duluth. South Shore and Atlantic pro
fcrrcd 600 at 2s"2E - Lchieh han. ana w N ~
~. Georgia Pacific hrsts $4,000 ~ 100 IA
107 10. and seconds $4,000 at - 3-4a4 -
and Mexican National frStS $1,000 al 40 II.
Money was i'm abundant supply AZ 3ab l-2
pcr cent. closing offered nj per cent.
The Clearing lousn statement TO-DAY * rs fol-
lows Exchanges. 500. 6s"; balances. $'.o%i. ''-
1be Sub-T Treasury was debtor 10 tho Clearing
Uouse SG39gl9. But It's net gam on balance
Was s2l642i. rnadc mp by gains OF sS5.62l cur
rcrcV and Sl32 SOC com lhc dat : Operations
covered: IcctflHN' 'lf"1 -'-'", l'"H "'' g
I23.S29-resuliing in general balance 81 Sl'2,,
1928. consisting OF Sl42,22i.99i coin ana
$40, 722 $50 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The IInIted states Treasury "a Washington re-
celvcd to-day $500 900 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipfs were 1926 700 and the
internal rcvenue rcceiuts vcre 81 S,96f
TO-dags Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on band and deposits IN bank COMPARES Wiih
thai OF yesterday a. follows:
Jsn -. lSsS. Inn. ~ lSS- Difference.
Net gold on hand .S2n3 i742 500 3Ol 253 er S222,
Net silver OH hand. JI2B7715 JA.SJ0lJ9 Inc I.2.44s
Net legal henderson
hand ............. a7Eos274 Iasl2S03 lsc. lee.o2s
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 25-Cstton dan Mifil1r I01c.
Flour easy. Howard Street aud We,tsrn super.
fine 81 81 ~ IL Extra 80 50 o. 13 - Family
Mills SuDsrhn0 - II az s. Extra do 80 O09 10
do Bransss 81 15@50o PAtap.co faaiy 81 30 81.
psatve Patent S. 65 WAsltSoutern hrner Red 0Gc SIS
10 Amber 1881 o. Western high.r. No Winter Red
spot bid: January se0ss4c; February 50. a
see: Nav 922 92a4c. Corn-SouthsEn quiet White - a
69c. Yellow SOC; ssssrn nrmer. Mixed spot % %
5SS; February $50 bid. February 5S<65syc May CO.. .
Gle. Oats qn,et. Southern - silc. Westera White
q 64-c Western Mixed 37s39c rennsylyanis 37stle.
Sl4O04l5 So Provisions so2iv. Mess POr< tl5 -.
Bulkineat. shoulders ami Clear RID Sides packed
10ss4o. Bacon-ShoHleFs 7i24S2 Clear Rib sides &c.
Hams l2s I29c Lard Tennei sac Butter hrm; westsrs
I29l5c Petroleum Steady Refined at &c Csfss
I,io ordinary 10 fair LA IL sugar
llGc. Copper. resnst rrm at I5a ibc.
Whskoy 81 l59Sll6 Frsights - LyerDse per
steamor-tet 3l6i Flour IN sacks per ton l2. Grain
sd fleccipts-Four COOL ibis Wheat 800 bush Cora
$500 bush. 5000 bush shpments--None, Sales
Wheat 2OI. 200 bush. Corn j7.lVO bush
Boston 2J-FlOur dull Corn ouIet steady steamer
yellow 64 D655,c oats steaty No White - 2g 10 &c;
No = White - y 431,c. No. White 42G42<c shorts.
Midlng So % 90: Winter shorts sZ5 v99tS5 -
Butter steady Cheese Fine Northern l2S% Ise asr to
-Four 2iO0 bbls. ana 500 sacks Corn S.uOO bush.
3 900 bush shorts $500 bush.
BUFFArO. Jan. 25-Whsst-No / Hari dull al lie;
Northern Pacific hell at s5iac winter Wheat
duh. weak amt lower; No l!ol Michigan 9Oc NJ White
Michigan 81 c track. Corn IN fair denand but lower;
weaker-No White 394c. NO 3 White Csc No > Mixed
3G2c. Barisr unchanged--No 1 Canada bright H6c;
No. l Canada 93694c: No . canada 81 J2c 30. Extra
IS aS9c. ieed and uDcdnged-Wmer Bran $40 30;
Spring $40 50 EecelDts-Corn 900 bush Hiionoats-
Wncst 5000 bush
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IivrHrOOi. Jan 25-4 m.-COttoa Futures e.sfei
.tcaly; Vplsnfs NdAlnc clause. January dcif'rg
g. IA Sailors January aad February delyery ~
sellers. February March delivery, SstAd INV rs
Marcia ani Aph delivery ,9G!a. sellers ADii' snd Nv
very 4uGsi bayers Nay ani June gnv'rY. go l.
Ir!y delivery. ss6ld b erS JAY am
August delivery li6id buyers August snl September
delivery. , Sl-5ti sellers
GALVESTON Ian 20 quiet. Mhidling. 10 ls"
Mi,Il,.g y. COOL Ordinary. %. no; and pt
g,7 bales rxpsrts 20 Britain, - hscsi export 70
The Continent baies exports eoastwisc. oass'
~lss IS oties stock aL9l3 BALES. ..,,. $500.
ami rr,s rrsoiot, exports 10 trcst Brii
h.fe. .xnott- 10 ttnent. b exports
co.st o5l Ities sAs. AL hlas seck. 81 go bales
SAv.xx.u Ian Qnic NidGling. y Is. TO- Low
NfldlIn 10. Good Ordinary 1916 oct and gross re-
ca!ptA 49, bales. exports IL Great Britain. bales;
c.nort. 10 The bales; Francs.
bales ports coaslwIsA SiOl bales sales $40 tass
tsax .oSS bales
NkwJOaLKAsS Jan 23--Cstioa--stsadv; Mddng. 49,
I.sk MiddlRg. GIG. oSJs ornary. 9si not reeelpt
e6li bass tecelps. 27i< eAloS Grs~t
Britain bales exports the caninent. l.ioo e.ss
ssiss, salss 400 oAlss sIock. 37A. {7o bAlse
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sroc1s.
SAN FRGScIsco, Jan. %, 1858.
GOOD SHOWING OF TWO RAILROADS.
Wednesday. Jan. 9J-r. \


The preliminary statement by the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company of its business for
the year ss7 is printed below. Ii shows bal
ancc of net earnings after payment Of all charges
that are l,7i0,00 greater than those for 1886
and 81, 10000 greater than for 1859. The re-
naming balance for last year was s2,9IO,30G,
or IL IS per cent Oh the stock As the company
paid only per cent out for dividends the sur
plus carried over was 81 ,GS5.3U6.
The Pennsylvania Railroads statement for De-
cember completes the company's fiscal year. No,-
withstanding its large disbuIs mcntS for better
lcnts during the last three months. which have
been charged TO operating expenses, its net from
lines cast Of Pttsburg was $50 600 greater than
in 1856 and $2.4j00Ge greater than in sSj. is
profits from the operations Of its leased Western
lines last year were SI.3GO,l0O, against SOD 7sS
in 1886 and against. a loss Of sl,0O2,914 ia -.
So the net result TO the Pennsylvania Railroad
in 1887 was Sl,S00,0OU greater than that Of $50
and s.. 500 GOO greater than that of So Hard
nuts for pcssimsts TO crack even in the midst OF
the recent Western Billiards which temporarily
are reducing gross earnings Of Western lines.
THE BEARS LACKED COURAGE.
This was another duh day in tie stock market;
but Tie naIrowrsss Of TIE speculation was fur
Their developed hg the presence in the latter part
of the day Of a few order, to bay stocks that did
not Originate among thc professional traders. Is
one operator expressed il: After l o'clOci, an in
weston appeared to purchase Ten shares each Of
ten different stocks and The orders carried dis
may into the ranks Of the shorts Seriously
the market opened quiet and icaiurcics> except
the apparent fact that there were no stocks press
in for salc While recent sellers for the Shod'
account f.lcd TO exhibit any pluck To push
decline. Til o'clock the market N.s Guli.
with prices simply rlmg strong; they easily
could have been mad, 10 look weak II the
bears" possessed the courage q their talk A.
f't 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26
LIVE srory ,tARxErs II retri,A,t

Csn..sa I-uiDn Stbst Ntris Ia. -. - T,s D,Ir,rs
J,sr,rt feu.rt. Cqf,fe 200 lHa. slrr =
1000 hrai narct .foHg ~ieors - u10s5 40 siockrrs
and erieis g OOG - 10 toas. E1ls AMI AiNe1 ~ Is
ask 10 TeN,- Cattle - 80 as 20.
Vor, -hep-nf. -.G0l shipments l0N1l hlad
eoi sfrnc ANA shade higher IiRea - lDus -. Heavy
e. So IS ~. Iighi ~ 81 ~ SKINS ~ 4psS4 -.
-unU hsa4 shipments -,lH Mtr.ef
love- Natives sJdft ~ Wesc.n - 81 Cta Tex ans
500 ass -. L1iubs So ~
- isi-fS Itr "5-'f 's-';c-~iuJ4 400 IL shin
treni- 900. msrEst sfroAR-r. rhoee Hesvv Native
Sf-ert sfpbl Nstiv- -t"frs - 80 q
81 5e aichafs ~ceiA Medium o. Ciocs. - - SA4 -
sio-ksis ant icelort fer To GJoI 81 lG3 40 tu.es
Orinlrr G.ui - - al 30
Nou-RaeaDts 300 neal sllpn-lts 50h Market
~. active ana choice Iiesvr ButoirrS'
S-l.ct.os - 51cJ g. ParEinR All hOfS'rs h"iuH ~
e. B1aS5 IL
Fs. 10 Choice S. 7Uat5 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per yorlh N .g,r Vesssts ami railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE- For Brazil growths the market dill one
the 81 17bc for fair RIO spot invoices sales LOCO
bags No tahoit at 1t Ice The miier styies while
ouirt option trading qnite active Tho market
Opened 2Oa35 points decline AMI after considerable fuciu
aiion closed steady AZ practically ti'e opening hg-
urea "a follows: JsnuarV. 1850; february. 1860
1870: MARCH, 10 0d 3 Il. April H. l2SO NAV 1850
ai26S; June l25Od 49, July. 1905 dl2l 10; August
IS siI.s5. septOmber; II 7odlL75: October. lis0s
no: November lL5j6llC0. December. Il55
slleo The ranges Of sc 1nd sales Na az
iSi5Si8; AprL IL soal27O: May. l2.70d 1885,. Jane
i24Oal225 July IL 100 lL95 August so 80; Sep
ember IL 10 ll.Gn October IL IS 55 November. llc0
oil. 80: December. lL6O0ll40. sales 1920 bags.
COTTON-w While the spot quotations not changed the
market dull notw IN standing the rather better
OF speculative list Sales las bales al last even
ing all which for consumption Tho port receipts
aggregated 1904 bales comparing with 1880 bales the
week and bales for the corresponding day
September fthe beginning OF tho
receipts have aggregated bales against
4 for the time last season.
Quotations based the Amorcan Standard OF Classi1ch
fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26

NTTS--Peanuts steady at &c Tor hanhplcked and
sLaic for farmers Peesns dun quoted nominzllv at -
bic large aud 4a4 = fos medium hickory nuts
steady at 81 7JaS2
BEFSWAX at % d22c.
HONEY-Vefy little dem md AMI wholesale qgstatlons
little nominal; White Glover held a. lSc isr D
fsnoT Ox-s i5nlGc y glass boxes ani liWl53 fer
2-b. Buck heat honey dull AZ 10 % 10
MILK AND CREAM.
nliiF milk ana cream NJ
railroad distributing and the CITY ~ tho week
nave been follows 1865 cans OF MIX, u cans OF
oenIens'd mk and 80 cans OF cream su.gslauna lol
cans Oh mix ant 10 OF NeviorE CITY aud
Northern I225 milk Harlem 27G0 milk 10
cans OF condensed milk and 1fcans Of New Haven
AM Hartford $50 cas- Of milk; Oataro aud We5t hhors
roads Zo cans OF mills los o. condensed aik and
cans 81 cream NswJersey Central $50 Of mix and
cans cream amt by miscellaneous short 2L5 csns
Of mix and - OF Tine total daily supply has
beer IL COS cans o. milk go INK and 175
Of cream The market dull prices plat
forms averaging 81 G5 can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26
BUTTER

Reccipts for week 2i77s pkgs. Exports for 573
pkRs The general movement In butter has continued
slow and there has been further shading OF prices
top qualities which have been IN OIer-supply Fancy
PenLsy creamery has fallen to &c., and Extra glgn
70 SO l2aJ4c open trading price few special
brands 80 into regular channels somewhat higher hg
but present they furnish basis for quotations.
The receipts from Iowa, Minnesota etc, nearly all
wnry and the bulk of these good for sale
any reasonable High grade Extra fists 10 Extras
being in small supply placed without much dili-
Guilty 30a32c Western held creamery WORKING out
gradually in OF 17a22c state dairy Is unchanged
IN price but there Is firm confident feeling in all grades.
Any IN the trade would force values
Imitation creamery Western dairy and factory little
stronger. with the latter showing Rolls
very dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26

o.; do. spriog dull at Ga shd. Flour-Holaers oaer
s srSsy and Faiuros Holders freely Western
sro dnIl at As lOLd do. January dull at ~, lUsd;
az February dull A. J0T DO March duIi al As sf
Hop, London NowYork sate-Holders are not os,ring
los per quarter I1nseed cake s9 ios per ton for
leum III Sssd. per glIloni Spirits Of Turpe'ine 2ss
fANTwERP Jan 25-wilcoS's LARA closed nj Ss francs
Confines per 100 knos Petroleum Fine Pale Americin
IL francs 10 confines paid ami ~ francs - eohno' sell
RHFpy Jan 5Wcsxs lar closed a. 81 marks 30 pfen
o lbs. marks eiOanisS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26

frrRrooi- Jin 25-HaD D. rr.-bs~f- iloiiors oaer
freely Hokt-r- offer nsrTHtciv. Hans IT. i1
oEcr moderately. Icon ioIfS ode. iresy tui.1tr
Land TN UIui ~ :i1s Gl. Ehwf clear dun nj as:
loas clear y
drrs uli Al Us g. ,n-r freely Antncar
rloirn rrn a ~ Taiiow flsdris moderately
prime city frm AZ "a. spirits OF TurrruBe The supply
l. good dull pa o. ESsih-ln ri supply. common
steady Vt - 4I l.tr' SPIT Futures oiders
RELY. . prime Westtra pot JauH&ry Gu at
s.s 90. February March dun ~ ..-s- 81 Wheat
holders UAer freely; Sew No Winter dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26

IoNDcN ian 2J.-i ln.-Cplsois. lO2 ll!6 Tor money
and lO2 llG 0r c sccoun United states per cont bonds
HOE Atlantic and Great Western ht5t
certificates. Canadian P@Ci'
Aanc Western second MORTGAGE trustees cor.
uicates Eric "a. second cOnsps lO y ~ aut
Common. - - NeSIor; Genital 49,; Reading - y nut
% p: tt"g41 Nort'wf -t@Hr Lana
pa1y. 27s Penusvivaaia. JJ'- Mexican culinary; tSt
illinois Genital, l.2. spanish O.. idr siVor -
ouotof li4d. ounce Paris givtc-s quote ) D.r
cent 81 francs Is Confines the accoan and
exchange London a - 2Gis carWes for cA@cf+
Tie amount ~ buol gone lti tho BANK Of England On
balance to-day Is AiO1UOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26

S27a 81 $50 49,. 32s Dec fHy.b52
Deposits banks. 6l,o4s.,si nlS2L7O1 Inc sss153
Net cash balances ssos 1897 G55 s7sG204
The foreign exchanges were dull end barely
steady ut quotations for business rs follows: :
Bankers bills, 81 "a IL and al 50 ~ for long
and short sterling respectively; 5.@l Ia ana
BIS "a for francs; o. II .and % 5-o for reich
marks; 10 and 40 Is for guiderS.
In London British copsois closed unchangcd at
1902 ll-I6 for money and Is higher az l02 81
for account Bar : liver declined IL Cd 10 ~ lid
per ounce English standard. The Bank of Eng
band gained q co. coo bullion on balance American
railways opened lower responsive 10 yCste rday' 5
late home market. and later improved sm0il
fractions but all the time IulCd ~ high or higher
than the concurrgnt home hgurcs. At Paris
French per cents rose from II. % TO si5OdSl 10.
Coffin & Stanton. ia conjunction with Irving \.
Evans & Co. OF Boston the Municipal Investment
Company. of Chicago, aud Dent. Palmer Il Co. OF
London offer g. 00O. coo Cleveland and Canton
Railway Co. first mort gage thirty year per cent
bonds. due July IQi :, not subject 10 draw ing.
The issue Of the first mort gage bonds i limited
10 the amount offered the old issues aggregailng
IS 600 600 having been converted into preferred
stock The total length Of the Cleveland and
Canton Railway Company and branches Is 100
miles. upon which tie sole fixed charge Is hut
SG25 per milo. The inert gage is also first lien
upon The entire real property and terminals OF the
company Of watch the terminals alone are esti-
mated TO he worth Sl.500000. The issue Is
offered simultaneously in New-loflI. Boston, Chi
cago and London. thus creating an international
market for the bonds.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday, JAM "a 1858
uKA,.s AND

Receipts for week 1922 pxsa beans 1850 pk-s peas
Exports dT3 pkgs beans 2IIs bush Imports 3OfQ
bag, leans trc market IS Laung IN strength On "li
kinds domestic Whitc Marrow have advance
- 1Oi42 f5 and the Tot u.uks lC nov generally rd
al the later fGue. Medium and Pea WJrk up very
slowly but receivers Link tat tue trade Ia ia VIII
soon imLrOsc. White Kidney stcldy. Red hGney a
tribe nrm,i. Tmdc soup nominal california Lima
steady at ~ white and Pea firm al - 40 Large
orders from the West have nearly cleared the market Oh
forrgn b. ans and prices higher Green peas nave
sharp upward and the feeling IS very strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26
he leading futures ranged a. follows

Flour market dull with prices steady and unciangot.
las' q.Dtcl Choice Fancy Winter Patents ~ %
Winters GU0$3 So. Achigan ald Wis
consn CDds4 o.. Far 10 Choice second. 81 81
Fancy Minnesota Patents 81 - - 30
soft Whoit Patents ~ lO0Si 30 Minnesota Baser' IN
81. Medium 10 th0'c SOFT SPRINGS 50 Goa
So 81 sw Grade Springs 81 7Jas2 80 Rye -Four in bar
Tes a. 81 a. -.
Cash quotations as fill0wsNo 2SpTing Wheat .
a go 40 5 SDring Wheat nominal NO Kei Sic.
No Cora i7',c No. 2 oats SOC No Iys a.
&c. Nc Barley SIDojc No. l Flax scot ~ i4i2
Prime TnotAY Sect - a.. Mess PorS pee b1!.
loose - a. Dry saltsd shonlers boxed .! v9S 81 o.
finished a1ols gallon 81 - sugar-CGt Los 59s 60
Granulatet STANDARD "a" go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26
CHEESE.

for week u 552 packa-oa Experts Is $50 boNes
business j. only moderate and still largely home trade
wants. The hpmcnts made up mainly Of through
cheese, and from present ADJ ccs from abroad exporters
cannot 60 much here for awhile least But holders
views st quito strong aud slightly higher figures
named on fancy stock The current trading price for
finest State white cheese is II 12c. ASKING
more for factories. and lO NJ nearly
400 boxes was taken by Philadelphia buyer 1T ~ -c.
Fancy cO0red is selling At 12a12 lfc. latter more gcncr
ally recognized small order for combination" cheese
WINS iod by exporter yesterday II l2c, but II
an entirely cxccriOnal sale. Under grade state full
cream and skins firm AS quoted Pennyl-
sLlms dmLl and Meak IiXorplOL cable COS. Cd.