davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
PEARSON JingIejaw's Fish Preserve.


@Parson Jinglejaw, tlsey tell me you're a
great fisherman"
ais fon' er fish, yes'r."
"Do you catch them by natural or artificial
meansG"
"Well, as ter dat, when Use arter Dish
'speck it must be arterfishal"
"Sure enough, yes. But they tell me you're
q great sportsman and have fish pond on
your place."
@Hit's jes' oner dose t1hgs dat scientific an
gulars calls fish preserbc, an OATS ony anud-
der way fur maxim sartin OBJ yer game. Yer
see, Use got de half eend of er merlasses bar'l
dat's filed wild water, an I GIBBS eb'ry mem'r
OBJ de Bible class a good depo'tmen' ticket TO
eb'ry sucker or bullhead dey puts in dat bar'l,
am den wen wants ter go fshin' lets de
water on an sorts out my victims Hits a
little differen' f'om cornerin' trouts in pom
an starvin' 'em till dey's boun' ter bite at
anyt'in you frow 'em, but hits on the same
principle. by onkers Gazette
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
A Change of Front.

Man at Second Hand Book Store, with
Volume Under His Arm-What is the best
you can do on a copy of Josephus' works?
Proprietor-Give you twenty-five cents if
the book is in good order. Fact is, we're
overrun with Josephus No sale at all for the
book.
Man-You misunderstood. haven't any
to sell. want to bly, a copy of the work to
match this "Rollin."
Proprietor got one left. Been a run
on Josephus lately. Sell you this copy for
So. Chicago Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
A Heart Worth Winning.

"And do you love me so devotedly, dear"
he said, "that you viii give up home and
friends and all that makes your life bright
and happy to become my wife and go with
me to the uttermost ends of the world if
necessary
eyes, George" she whispered softly, "when
/ ann your wife your thoughts shall be my
thoughts, your hopes my hopes, your religion
my religion; and if you should want me to
go TO the uttermost ends of the world with
you will go, ali, SO gladly, George. I do so
love to travel."-New York Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
.Xnat &C. lanantira

Il s54ralytic ynlag won,as, wfso had been
unable to walk for years, was conveyed to
revival meeting one night recently, and dur
ing prayer she suddenly arose, gave an ear
piercing shout, climbed over three pews,
gained the aisle and made dash for the pull
pit. 1t was another faith cure, as many per-
sons in the congregation supposed She had
simply seen a mouse in her pew near her feet.
-Norristown Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
The Root of All Evil.

Old Minister to young Minister)-Paul was
a wonderful man, my dear young brother, a
wonderful man. and thousands upon thou
sands flocked to hear him preach.
Young Minister-Yes, if Paul were alive
to-day he would only have to name the salary
he wanted-N Y. Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
An Oregon Girls Wav.

Miss Carrie Dillon will teach the school up
Ram Gulch this spring. Carrie is now devel
oping her muscle with a pair of dumbbells,
and proposes to subjugate old Tom Carriers
freckle faced boy if she has to break his back,
and horsewhip old Tom if he interferes-
Heppner lOre.) Gazette.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
A Student of womankind.

Omaha Merchant-What has become of
that pieSe of velvet left here?
CleTk-Mrs De Million
"Great Caesar! 1t had the wrong price
mark on and you have let it go at less than
half the cost. Mrs. De Million will never
give it up, 1 know"
''She was not here herself. Her husband
took fancy to it and bought it for her."
"Oh Her husband selected it. That's all
right. She'll bring it back"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
Fair Parisiennes' Talk.

''Why is it, my dear, that you always dress
in black?
ooh, am very fond of black"
''But it is so gloomy"
''That's just it. 1 like to imagine myself a
widow. "-French paper
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13
a Fine Extempore Sermon.

Reporter Ito minister)-That was a very
fine extempore sermon, sir.
-Minister-Ah, glad you liked it, I have the
manuscript at home if you wish to print it,
It'd Bits
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-13

The influential which
o and houghou sands,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
LIVE. STOCK MARKET.

Ncw-York Tuesday, March ES-Thlrtecn
ecas OF 20 head were landed a. tnc Sersey ny Si
The corrected reports for sunday ana MohIdy Blto
in addition to Tie % cars at Jersey City, lO3 cars
OF LOS head at Slxtcth-st., all for exporters aud
slaughieicrs direct The only TRANSACTIONS TO-DAY
the sending away OF cars OF cattle to MI oIufl
leaving 81 cars unsold Quotations are nominal, Du,
the feeling Is very firm: No 1--we stock trains VIII
probably get through before Friday or saturday.
Dressed Beef very firm and fully l-2c. higher, and
reported transactions to-day were at Ii to Sc.
The supply IS doubtless sufficient Tor the balance Oh
the week. but delivery to the leal butchers Is very
dnicut
steady. but slow al 4 Id, or Scant &c. per ID.
Tomorrow tho Nevada will tako out 100 quarters
Of Beef for Joseph Eastman 49,. o,.
MICH COMs-No arrivals thus FAR THIS week
Colonel AicCabe has cat load In tho snow at Man
hatanvlc, and another car duo at Jersey City Quo
CALVEs~ Not hoof received to-day. OF tho SIS
head received at siXtieth-st. sunday and Monday,
difficulty in getting them to the abbaoIrs trade is
limited, although the feeling is firm Reported sales
were at 10 for Poor TO Good VealS.
Dressed Calves quiet, but hrm and holding for
SHEEP AND LAMBs-No stock arrived to-day. A
fcw of mixed stock were reported stranded IN
the snow 1T Manhattanvlle. OF the 81 cars in sun
advance Of nearly lac per ID over saturdays prices
and the market IS l-ec higher to-day than at tho
close OF the week. Many of the slaughteicrs are,
however. unable to move their stock from the pens.
Reported sales were at TO &c for Medium 10 Prime
sheep and to &C for Fair TO Choice learllns lamb
Dressed Mutton very firm at II to II l-2c, and
Dressed learlIngs are selling at IL to l3c. short
-pppN may carry prices much higher before tho
week IS over. Transportation to and from Washing
ton Market IS very tedious owing to The dFed snow.
d. al ~ 20 per 100 n l0i do 81 to, at ~ 10
HalenLeck g Hollis 100 Western sheep, 100 N.
al SO 90 per 100 n 100 do D6 - p, al SO - 1917
peuna. do, 81 %, at SO 10 l4o state do - IL 10,
AZ - % 46 do, IS 70, at sc 30; 15l do, los 10 at
81 100 state Lambs, 40 n, at 81 80; DO, 90 ID,
al -.
UOGS-No arrivals since Sunday, when Is cars were
REPORTED lu None for sale alive. Quotations nom
NAL \ sharp advance IS reported IN Dressed Hogs
on chang hi, p m.
Country Dressed firm, but not quotably higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14

survival from the period when hatred Of the foreign
oppressor involved like detestation OF the tongue
spoken by him. We cannot agree with MI. free
man that it is in the interest of good style to
substitute what he calls plain English words
for those of French or Latin extraction, wherever
possible Rather we should hold that the best
style is that which is founded on the widest
knowledge of the English language as 1t IS to-day
which instead of proceeding on the principle OF
exclusion, makes the fullest use of the rlch ana
varied vocabulary at the disposition of the modern
scholar, and which tests and displays the wealth
of the language by adapting the expression ski
fully to the character of the subject under discus
sion and the nature of the emotions controlling
the writer.
Mr. Freeman himself is indeed anything but an
encouraging example of his own doctrine, for
worse style than his never handicapped great
writer, and the eruditon and general oXactnesS
Of his historical work cannot far as the average
reader is concerned, offset his dry tediousness.
The truth is that English is deeply indebted to
the Normans for its poetic and picturesque ele-
ments and that it would be hopelessly Impoverished
were it or could it be deprived of those powerful
auxiiaries Not that Professor Roemer denies
tn az all. On the contrary, he loses no oppor-
tulity Of imprcssing upon his readers the linpof-
tance of the Norman Conquest i'll developing ana
enriching the English language Ills historical
argument is illustrated and enforced by special
chapters containing extracts from ancient manu-
scripts and early English pOetcal and prose COM
positions In an appendix he adds three chapters
on the origins and growth of the French language,
also illustrating this part Of his work by liberal
extracts from early French writings This method
is happy one and specially fits the work for the
uses of college textbook by placing In the hands
of the student the means of Immediately testing
and proving the linguistic theories cNpounded IN
the text Professor Roemer has good style,
clear and attractive, and he writes with fulnesS
Of preparation which adds TO the force oil his con-
illusions. His book Is well up to the latest re-
search, and comprehensive in its scope. 1t IS
work which is creditable alike to the author ana
to the College of the City Of New-IoriI, OF winch
he is o distinguished officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
THE EXCHANGE CLOSED AT NOON.

IUtsUdy, NdfCH IO-p
The attendance at the Stock Exchange to-day
was even smaller than it was yesterday, and
business was practically suspended from the mo-
mcnt of opening. The Board officially adjourned
at noon. There was no official report of the per-
haps 1000 shares Of stock traded in, and if there
was the figures in such limited market would
possess no significance. Erie was sold up to "a,
but not without some earnest protest that the
price was a fiction. London quotations came
strong, and there were some buying orders from
there which could not be executed. The Con-
solidatcG Board however, struggled through with
sales of $500 shares and 5000 shares of mining
stock the reports of which we print. II there
had been market at the figures quoted, II would
be called strong. .
TIE STATE OF THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were quoted steady at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Inc oAzzsrd enectusy put stop 70 all social Affairs Of
ohaay ana 70 many that bad arranged for yesterday
Quests invited 70 dinners could get
esss and in one Instance dinner twelve the hostess
ha1 everything In readiness not having heard from her
s'rs'~ Dut al the appointed hour one came. Ono
young woman bayed the ana ventured out 10 tho
Fences Club In West wentyourthst and four Of the
members who were present gave an exhibition OF t>ei,
Skill The reception will be given few days later
Last evening Mrs Isaac How. Of No. 81 East Thirty
sesen~' gave ahhef ior young people, in honor Of
her daughter. Miss Beatrice How Mrs Charles Lap,s,
also gave large dinner.
A. the monthly dinner Of the NewYork Game Associs
tcn ON Monday night at Pinards In East Fifteenhst
but two guests were present where had been
expected aud these two bad been In an els
ated train for three hours did full justice 70 the dnns
az Of them was Robert Bsrnwell Roosevelt
A. IA SssIdsnee Of Mr. George Byrd Me- co Pask svs
~ annoph - nleu1d psEzatttnA Ma Jsks okok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERrALs-The blizzard has completely
stopped business on this market Quotations Paie b'cS
sl5dsis Trenton and Pnad-lphia Front 9ong.ne PCT
s17 ss2s 90 Jerseys so 500s7 Long Islands ssaS5 %
II lO Finhinz 81 20. Goats Hair. - 635c psr hush
Cattle Hair 81 25o Cement 81 20 9s2 81 Tor ronn ots
American Parsnd English Portland szop@s- oOi N0'o"
C6c1A~Maricaib. Soo3c. Caracas, rsal0c.; Trihdad.
5 He Manila ll, sss, and heads.
s md ~ new .f heads, O! ssnsa s $Sssl So, Si
il fe,i $50 . $50, do IL feet. s27 ass. ..
COFFEtrhere is nothing TO rep It in this dlrectlon W
undo TO business: Inc
Exchange the usual hour out Immediately adj
'CoTruN-Nc business accomplished on the spoeua-
tive the Exchange adourning immedatey silr me
osi "p,nngr nS spSt a choice
eis7oc' aIover mixed coz Zoe clover Od6oc shipping
b5c straw long 80 9jc short do u O'i oats oo
flour AND MEAI.-rhero wa, attempt to 10 bust.
condition noted IN our la issue only sma 9'o o
,I & r2 F 90 s Good at to - 30
nj e coRS MEHI"cuoted a. 81 10 ass IS. ald grindi
wine a s. 25.....BUChNHEAT rLOU f-Ouots" at
oRRAiN-WHE AT-The principal EXCHANGES having
line The only sac In spot "a. 900 bushels No.
Red esi.S. Milling rerresentng !rs,y feeling The
and @ a. the ,9H ss S She, Re .p 10
Red May, 80 i5;l69slscs clssinE at 81 'sc do Jnne
ootssOc closing at octe; 40 neeemDer 81 az 60
Snsnsie nrraded Red on private ierns .I.1E. BAE.EY
and BARLEY MALr-Wholiy nominal. COR was
again perfectly sgnant and the ss,gs' , ere vfs .
n msrE.t No Mixed for March and ApT
sold at SOC closing at 6ec and NAV at 5gsc CLOSING 0
NewYork Produce Exchange statement visible sup
NV u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETs BY rELEaEAPn.

BUFFALO March l3.-cant>-leeeiD, last - hours wers
II Il thus 4. l4j hetl. IiHe
last week 2S5 head conagRed through cars Of which
noas New YORK; sale none.
shep-Recelpts iast "a nears were. none Ioal for
500 For Last 1000
head Consigned through Il sale and
nrm COmnou TO Fair 81 so as 80. Good 10 Choice - 10
ass TO- Choice Extfa SO O5Gb 90 Lambs finer:
Common TO Choice 81 750$7; kxtsS7 3d. all offerings
taken.
Hsgs-ReceiDts ast "a hours l2-7 h.ai Toai fs-
II mead For $3.50
head through; IA sale Selected YORK
weights 50 3bas5 4s Selected Medium So Goa - IS. all
offerings taken by Local trade.
Louis. March ID. Catre-keceiots 800 head ship
usuts 200; market was strong Choice Heavy Natvs
Steers 81 ~ s. u cool Native steers So
81 6O Butchers steers. Medium Choice - II 80 20
etockers Feeders fair good 81 Uy0Z 30 Rangers
81 lOo31U.
Hogs-Keceipts 600 head shipments 400 head Market
Choice Heavy and Butcher -e'ecil0ns 50 800
s. go Packins. Medium Prime. 81 loo 70 40; Light
grares. Fair 10 Beat, S. IS -.
Shesp-kcceips $40 head. shipments Zoo head Market
strong Fair 10 Fancy 81 lOaS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO March l3-wheat-No. Hard strong sale, OF
$4,000 busn AZ 92c No. HARD Northern Pacific sold al
$50 - ,r; 40 Northern &c CHICAGO May asked:
Wiptef Wheat quiet No. Rei Michigan 80 @e
No | Nhta do ylc No. Amber $50 track. Corn
IN good demand an prices shade higher; No Yelow5se;
No 3 Yellow 81 49j7 &c. 40. 81 &c; No. 563 900
nafs were in fan demand: white 1881 No. 8
white 37aA 03sc. 2 Mixed Sj'. 36c. Barley quiet
and uachangef No. Canada 9f0t5c: No
= canada 81 es2c; No. Lxua s99sOc. Rye unclaimed,
lTour VS. uuict and firm. Beat Patent Spring - IS
~ Winter 81 2j aS4 SO bbl in carload
lois Mlllieed strOng Winter Bran $40 20; spring
SO 90 l.aceipts-Corn 5000 busR ShlpmeDts-Whcat
$500 busn Corn 10000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14

81. FULLER DROVE AROUvD TIE SNOW DRIFT
Lawson N. Fuller Of Washington Heights took his
ard several his neighbours children to school
a big sled yests Iday. lie drove the sidewalk TO
vfd one Of the many nsurmountable snow drifts on tho
lights, and policeman considered II necessary TO
Jfest him for violating the city ordinance Justice
sofmsn said he did believe the Common Council had
my idea Of such Yorks blizzard when 10
framed the law against driving the sidewalks and no
dismissed the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14

LONDON Mar. 10 Il n m.-Atlantlc and Great Western
trustees certificates 35S Do second mort
gaze :: Canadian Pacific, 59as Erie. 4s4 10. second
consols 99iI Mexcau ordinary sob st. Paul common.
792: New.Yor4 Central 1921 ;Pennsyvania 6G Reading.
81 VI .xcan u Z: Illnois Central llsl2 con-
sos and 1924 for the account; United
states per cent bonds, l2S do. 4 2'. 1882
SPANISH fs. G1'-
Rli silver l. qnoted at 40 81. per ounce
amaHnt OF bslOn Withdrawn from the Bank 81 Eng
O balance to-day is 100000.
three cent fentes AT
account and exchange on London al 20
francs 81 centiIncs for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
XNEST SHORE RAILROAD.

! " \. =. Q. & II. r. a. co. IesseeA
4ZdsL station - follows ana ~ minutes
earlier from foot OK Jsysf North river.
Detroit AID ClcsrO. 'a.5ja M, $500. +s:l5 ?. IN
~. Louis e 90. sis p. -. .,,
SYrlcIs Nlfl.0 Rochester Sns'euslou briaSe NMssrs
Falls 3.l +, ID s. a. ni fS.0l 'Slb y. IA.
Uucs. 3 D. ~. So Fl I 30 4 ma. -6;D1 -N;l5 D ~ 80
Kineston sanserti.. clsSill. Albany 5i5 'Nf3 1913
/ m. ( $500. ~slJ D m.
| t'ranson's Wosi POINT cornwall Newburz 1918; .Ils
fQ55 iO also D. m 900 flo ooV SID o'so y ~
| aud .,,i0 n m cran.ton's cornwall Newourg
For Montre, AMI '4naia EAST GOD ,. o., r..
Hamilton Lon ton F355 a. M. -O'oV o'lo p "' A'ios'~
20 50 m, 1000 * IS n m. >,,.... p,u. n.,r.,,
Elegant Slaeuin TOR BlfAio, NASA' r'"' D'"'~
Chicago an ~. LOuiA o,,.r,r.,,. at,v AVIAN,
sDly iDuv eSccnt saturday other trans us' sSesps
a. n - ON M dobnken. West saors station ILL 80 IN
For uce t. tables paror or sleeping car acsomnois-
lions ar mar naf lon ,npv Hoes BrOo<Yn SSt WASH
rf,n..t IiO rnifnn.st Annex Ore. foet OF Fastonsk
New York Ulfr-363 is5 el2 BrnadWay 1882 bowery ~
pafk Pce AMI West shore station. foot OF West k2dsAs
~, a, Ia a. \ n G. r.. LA INHERIT,
eNanderDltayc. Ssnerai Passenger ASsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
MILK Avn CREAM.

The ay average supply milk ana cream at the defeat
railroad trIDung D0nt, for tho week. or at lest o So
week. I2vo been follows ERE ooVO Gus %
MIX 81 cans condensed milk and 100 cans OF cei'
susquonanna 1850 cans OF mix an 20 cans OF CT ah,
NewYors and Northern j5sO cans oil mix; He"'ihN ven
Hartford 80 caas oil milk Onta 10 ahg Mestrn W.
ana West Shoro HJu cius u
milk l - cans Of condens milk and 10 OF cream
Harlem $50 mS 50 cans OF condensed mix ana
cans cream NeN.Jorsev Central 600 cans OF mix
ana 10 cans and mlsce.llneous snort rou 81
i-DI cans Of milk aad 80 Tho tota daly
supply milk go cans Oh c9hIeust
mix and $40 OF The Storm oil ueslay .ael
cnt Oh tne supply that day. surplus muk whlsh s
avcr.c 81 40 quarts before went up nueunleD
70 be had AZ any price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
EURoPEAy.PsopUcE MARKETS.

LONDON Mar l3.-4 p. m.-Prodgcs-C alcutta Linseed.
37s 81 quarter Linseei on 49, o. per cwt. sugar,
iSs Nj Wl1s lOi2t per cWt 'uba centrifugal polar
tzu1 ace spirits Oi rIirpsntinc %. par owt
ANTWERP MIR lS-Nllcsxs lard clio icd 92 francs ~
cents nrs per 100 kin.
ifVFRrupl. Mar. 1851 Beef and POrk-In poor
demlaL Hans-,Oot de AMI long steady S5s. 81
ntcon-n gsph dem tpli Cumberland rm az 3es Oi.;
spot abs steady JrA u long clear Ga shonl
steady at 3j- Cheescln fair desitnt Talow Tar
uNuuuo Hpsn-n poor lemint Llri SDst AMI Futuros
In poor demand Weea and tourln demand. Corn
spot aad demand mlNei Wcstera spot
duh L do. March. April and May. dull at A. Cad
hop, Al L,ndoa -Nsw.Ysgk state In peer demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14

CINCINNATI. March l3.-Flour Family 81 35e
35j; Fancy 81 70 13 90. Wheat stroDg. 80 ROD $50
Receipts 1900 BUSH shipments $50 bush. Corn stssdy
Rye duli M At sc. Ior. stetig NJ S!1 30 Ilti
stssdv Al 81 90 Buikme Hull. Snort hDs 40 81 %;
Bacon quiet Short Clear Ss 80 Whxcy steady saes Oi
loy8 barrels finished goods tins basis ~ - oa. Bat
tnr Quiet. sugar steady. Hogs nrn Common and Light
~ O00Sj 80. PACKING 80 JO0s5 80. Re
celpts 200, thipnets l54
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
ARRANGING FOR MR.. BErGTs FUyERAL.

Arrangements have not yet been completed for the
fp eral OF Henry Bergh II will take place on March
~ at St. Marks Church. second-ave and feminist
klbridge T. Gerry is experimenting the arrangements
an officers and members of the Union League Club,
ih' American Humane Society. the Society for The
prevention OF Cruelty Children and the Society for
~ Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals are expected 20
"a 'uc!pate In the services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
Government bonds were quoted steady at

The transactions in railway bonds were limited
r. sales of Atlantic and Pacific As at 81 -
Denver and Rio Grande as NJ n. West Shore As
ma 1Ol I-4a101 3-s, Lake Erie and Western IS
al % 1-4a1 O5 Northern Pacific frsts at H. and
Eric second Gs at 95 "a
Very little was done in borrowing and lend
ing money: what was done was at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day, is as
follows: Exchanges, S30,445,24S; balances,
S5.513,5Oj.
The SubTreasury was debtor at the Clearing
House 81 6,Sl3.
The business in the foreign exchanges was prac-
t;callv III "a standstl and quotations for busl-
ness were as follows: Bankers bills, 81 80 1-2
and 81 81 IL for long and short sterling re
Succfiyclv: 500 and Bis is for francs; 50 3
and % j-S for rcichmarlls; 80 rs and 40 for
guildcfS.
In London British consols were quoted at
1Ol 1916 for money and 102 81 for account
American railways were quoted strong At
Paris French per cents were quoted s2.77 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14

NUTS-peanuts steady at lie for fancy hand-
picked and 3a3 "a for farmers. Pccans dull nomnay
quoted &C. as to size. Hickory nuts scarce al 81 @oG
- So 1880 ,,-..
BETSWAX-Fair demand 21a23c for round lots.
MAPLE SUGAIt-Choioe stock fresh mac from oul
syfar. sells well at l2ai3c. Old quoted lVc syrup
nominal 75c. per gal. can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA. Mar l3.-sDsnlsh gold 1922 s23t Exchange
Sim tho United States 90 lays god G4Aei2 preniu
short sight 7kd7 mum; London. l1 nj prcmi-
nm; PARIS. 81 D3 premium Sug<r-Qurt. 90 polar
zpton So n gold per quinta; m0lasses sugar. SOa'
polarlzatiou. at ST 05 per qulntaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14

On Produce gxehsn-. t,iay Butter market was
firm Fancy Creamery 22s29d Dairy lss25a Eggs
l3Dl4c
LOUIS March lSFosr quiet and unchanged. ranging
S24ms2stc; MAY s2bes2'.c. ele-nE s!asG Corr Cash
4j ~4Gc: May 46b946sc. closing 46tc. Oats steady
O2c NAY 29ec BARLEY d. y nc Hay unchanged;
Prime Trinity sl2 QOsSl6 90: Prairie SO OO6sl2 90.
Dsrv l5o2Jc. COrnusa steady So 5Oa2 So.
wAiskey was steady at 81 o. Provisions nrner:
SO 90 Long Clear " 20 % Clear
q 25S7 20. short Clear,t 81 1881 5n Bacon boxed
Shoulders at 81 ~ y Long Clear At s7s7 ae7 3d. Clear
RS a - 9Oss3 10 short Clear At So 30
flour 1000 bbls Wheat 5000 hush: Corn $1,000 bu
Oats 10000 bGshs Rye none; Barley 10000 bush Ship
ments-WheAt 1900 bash Corn 1000 bush Oats $4,000
bnsn.
DETROIT March l3.-whsat-xo Whit. cs.n SIC.
asked. No Red $3.50 bid: May sG7.c bid; June
s. BID July "a sc asked Corn NO. SSqc o.t To
bush OAts 5000 bush. Csrs $500 Dush
MILWAUKEE,. March l3.-flonr uuieL Wheat steady.
Cash TO-. March 15i9c Nav isle Corn STEADY; No. ;
4,'ac- oats qniet-Ha @ihte S4c rye .a.y; No.
PORK sl4 30 Tor March So 20 Tor MAY Lar. March
S. 3d. May ~ Is. Butter higher. Dairy 2JSAc Eggs lac
Cheese. Cheiders Ii lie. Recoes-Flour 5000 bbl.
wheat $1,000 5u9h 2l.DOn 0ush Shipments
Four s.ODJ oils Wheat 1000 bush barev 1000 bu-1
MINNEAPOLIS: March i2.-whea. was steAiy IN store.
clssing-,o ] Hard March 76i.c April 77hc; MAY
7sc June 7ac No Northerr March ~ i2G Aprl
Il &c. Mar 769c Juns The. Ne Northsro March
No. Hard 7sc: mol Northern 76e: No Northern 75e
Fosr unohangs Patent sacks TO ship 81 l00si 25
Bakers SO 209tS 40
TOLEDO, March IL -whear dull. weak Cash s5ssj'.c;
onei; Cash asc steaiT; Cash % 80 March
90 Reroipts-Whsat 1900 Dnsh. corn 1000 bnsh.
Olts $4,000 bush. smDAents-Wheat 3.U0o bush. oats
1000 bush ciOverseed t25 bags.