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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01
People who Are Not souI-WInners.
RAMS Horn.

Rams Horn.
The husband who blows up his
wife before the children because
she happens 10 get too much saler-
atus in the biscuit.
The mother who can talk by The
hour about The dresses and bonuets
of her neighbors, but can't say a
word to her little ones about the
love.of Christ.
The Sunday-school teacher who
don't know enough about the les
son TO ask questions without read.
ing them from The lesson paper.
The woman who talks about
heaven in church and her neigh
bors on the street.
The young lady who hands wine
to callers.
The sectarian who never has a
good word for any other denomina-
liOn.
The man who rings a bell every
time he puts a dime in the cOniri-
button box.
The taan who never goes near
the church on lodge night.
The man who blows a tin horn
and shonts himself hoarse during
a campaign, but is down on any
thing like excitement in religion.
The woman Who knows in her
heart that she Is wrong, but Is TOO
I proud 10 own up 10 IL.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01
OUR AGENTS.

s.,,owinr gentlemen are authorized 20 col
inc a,a. - tho DEMocRAT.STAR office, and Fe-
csipt for the samoi o..n s,,inr. M,.si.sippi
~ n.' caorqe !, W. Brown, Pearington,
=. T.. Bntchort, Pass Christian
NJ =. Is.se i, II. Jackson Orange Grove
y, Otis. Logtswn.
~. uush NJ. McCallum Augusta
=. n. II. z. Junos, Hattieshurg'
y, Daul Mcleod, Leakesviiie'
=, W. s. Dayis, Waynesboro,
Cant saml B. Watts, Meridian,
NJ n T. Davis, Henderson,
Nc Thomas Mcintyre II Union ST. New Or
leans, Louisiana.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01
THE COURTS.
THE REGULAR TERMS.
CIRCUIT COURT-SEcoND DIST.
SAMUEL II. TERRAL. Judge.
,r,,u NEVILLE District Attorncy.


:. cha conutv Of Winston, on the third Monday
of January and July and continue siK days,, N,o.
Az sf January and July and continue eighteen
days. -, a.. = ~ .hi-A AFanda,.
of fFebn,ary and August, and continue eighteen
days. ~. .d Aso,,da,,
a. March and September, and continue twelve
DAYS "a. e.,,,.,, AFo,do, ~
usTch and September and continue twelve days.
In the county of Wayne on the second Monday
of Anril and October and continue six days.
In The county Of Greene ON the third Monday OF
ApTil and October, and continue six days.
In the county of Marion, First District, on tho
,bITd Monday of June and December, and con
tnue six DAYS. In the Second District. on the
fourth Monday of June and december and cOntin'
us six days.i
of Nav and November and continue twelve days
In the county of Harrison, on the third Monday
Of NAV and November, and continue twelve days:
In the county of jackson, on the first Monday oi
June and continue six days, and December and
continue twelve days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01

The DEMocRAr-STAR is the best
advertising medium in south Mis-
sissippi. TfYit..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01

The Prenliss Plaindealer says
that the shipments of tomatoes
from Boonville is increasieg with
each succeeding day. The canning
factory at that town is taking all
Of the tomatoes and green corn
that can be obtained. The beauty
of a canning factory is that it COLI
suRes all vegetables that are too
ripe for shipment or that lack at
traclive size or qualify, thus as
suring producers against loss on a
considerable portion Of theiI crop.
IL also affords a constant market
when there is no export demand
for products in natural condition.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01

A colored editor in Georgia has
been appointed to a position in the
Land Office at Washington. DE
has charge of The waste paper
basket and sweeps the back stairs.
Who says no colored citizen can
get an Office under a Republican
administration
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01

Gen. Gordon has written a letter
10 lhe New York Herald giving his
views on the force bill. In The
event Of IFS becoming n law, he IA
Vors boycotiing an Northern pro.
dncc as a means Of protection
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01

At the inception Of his admin
istration President Harrison dis.
missed the negro cook al the
White House. He has just now
fred the black carnage driver and
employed a white Euglishman in
bis place. THIS is "the negro's
friend"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAI.-The brick market Is STEADY,
and without quotablc change mode rate move
report ID. Lime ranges from Soc To ~ ~ HaHe,
straw brick - 25dS7 - f,hKil ridS1 % Pae - ~
asi Hosendac Cement, ~ 15as % per Dbl Amr'e sa
Portland ~ lJds- 30 English Portland, ~ JVdSS ov
German Portland ~ 30as2 CO. Laths quoted at - ood
- - per 1000 Goats HAIR 22d2oc per LUSH; Oa'1ie
Hair. lidlSc ,..a
We quot: Sccig's Yellow Paper. 514a57sc, and
Granuatcd 51c II. ;. genuine Granuated oto Taylor
Brothers English. casks, Gao, ~ Dds oc,d.o ,ock
C, OA-ircr, T,naln uniform on moderate SUpchs
and n movement. MaIacaibo, re; 'auca, lc"-Vc
Caracas. l5dlGc; Trinidad l32c; Bahai' i-2c' anu
Gua}aquil, l3dl Ic. ,. l.. ..,.. nm,
hoops though lines have noderat cal AZ former aI,
We quote Mola,sc, Shocks and Heads ~ OFF sugar
Shook, and Heads 3snch. ~ Jdfl 30 o'lnch ~ 100
Old Shocks and New Heads 35,inch - "a v
Shocks Heads, 10 % Rum pipes - DVdso i-.pty
IIogsheads, :. %, Hoops, II feet @2'a@'i' l. i''
s2s a t29 ,. =. ,ar and
prices suffered "A slight decline, with moderate denahu
so HAT bean quoted 1Jdi9i.c; fair cafeo's -V'2u'
sales bals No. undescrbcd, lS,c 900 La1, -. =,
i7.c; 1000 bags 40 s. i,c e. ana looV osS' SaIc.
800 mats Padang. 2isd2l',c; 800 pcus fr' T.
p,atc rms and 100 pkg jamaica, private terms Up
iions suffered further decline and ruicd very
and lower which prompted renewed ''lonc" selling hanre
hiok. 3dli. fr,, and Hamburg lost 2a't ples. io
quoted qulct. The local market declined 10 points on
March aud 20diO point, on other months cary III Wv u'
prices were firm show ng recovery OF lOd2o points: o
cable quotes Regular First, so ,oOd Srcohu fvv
change (private 224 receipts, 1000 big- iIo o
,nr., for United States 5000 bags total stock N,Vo
bags santos receipts. 1000 bags receipts at RIO July
1852 March Il. 1890 l,76i utO bags SANE tin' iH,
If 600 bags same time ssS. l3l1 900 blg, rcr'ipc'
at santos July 1889 to March H. lso COO
1889 9i2O 600 bags sam" time 1905 co'VVo
Tota -aip hore tod rags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

In State issues there were sales Of Louisiana
sols at DJaDj Is and Tennessee settlement IS at
-. OF city bank stocks. American Exchange sold
90 at 162. America t2Jl AT 2l3 -. First Ma
tional of Staten Island 40 at IL IL, Fourth
National l2J) at l62 IL and Mercantile go at
225.
The general bond market was moderately active
and generally firm. Atchison new As sold at
81 1-2asl IA and the incomes at 30 7-sajJ Is.
Louisville Ncw-AlbaEy and Chicago declined 10
90 under the continued pressure Of the recently
DEFEATED party in the election. l;ut they do so
with large business that before the change in
the mana cement would have depressed them some
; and Q points The business dOEc now is real
and not washing. Reference is made TO our
full report Of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The local money market was abundantly sup
piled with funds at 4 Icr cent: the last loans
were at - per cent. and the supply at that
rate was excessive.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges S137,6Os l55; balances
S6.sJs,3i5
The Sub.Trcasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House Sl.555,519. It's net loss on balance was
81 ,O07 .539. made up by losses OF S349.563 cur
nncy and S747,976 coin. The days operations
81, 900, OIO resulting in general balance Of
SIS, O70,59G consisting of $l76.057.4s5 coin
and $G,013,5G3 currency.
| The United States Treasury at Washington re-
| ceivcd to-day S2sl.0s National bank notes for
| redemption.
| The customs receipts were S33s.57O the in
| ternal revenue receipts $780, and the mis-
| cellaneous receipts $25,20s.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-RY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March ls.-Ca,t-Receipts last "A hours, 100
hc,d total for $3.50; for time ase
week : 200 consigned through. 100 head. all 60 New
olk: none sale price, steady and firm. sheep and
lamb,-kecelpts last "A hours 800 head total for week
thu, far l. coo time last week, 10 goo; con:
signed through. 200 head all to NewNOrk 400 head
ON sale: prices steady and firm. Iiogs-Recepts Lass
- hours, 3 30 head total Tor week thus lar % $50;
for same time last 25 200; consigned through.
s3sO head l,Id0 head to New-foki 800 head on sale
fair d "A mediums and heavy,
~ a. mixed ~ - roughs 80 5ods3 so
Chicago March ls-Cattlc-Rceipts :. ocO head ship
mcntS Market dull, closing Toe to l5c lower:
steers - 2oaSi lo becves, - 5odsi So stocker, and
feeders - iOdt3 IS COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 900
~ 30 Texas c0rn-fcd steers. - sjdS3 rs Hogs-Re-
ccipts, 1000 head shipments, 5000. Market slow,
- IS; heavy. $id$i % skips, - 5ouS4 sHdTI-
Receipts 5000 head shipments 900 Market strong
Natives, siasj 90; Western cornfcd ~ ooaS5 70 Texas
80 15ds5. lambs. *5ds6 60
~. Louis March lS.-Cattlc- Receipts, 100 head |;
shipments, 200. Market strong good 10 fancy native
81 tOar5 iair good do ~ 30HSi i0 stockers
and teedcr - oo range and Texas steers - 400
Market lower fair choice heavy s4ds4 10; packing
grades. S3 90ds4 light fair best So 05dS4 To- Sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

s 4ssss sSss!,S saS @ g iis
advance was established on cash grades today closing
Jed snail receipts " Sisara"ass were oc De
S%sp bush psss The .%SsSs
on ark ia & s but Ss and "ss %
lower, with free selling BY lOngs RECEIPTS at chssss
IN served TIT the ' sS wsn sN' s
Uc% s s"d mS 5 49, 900 e 80 got 5
eiey ator steamer mixed soaasSsc elevator s7*as7c
%Se ss dsyeTd low
$ S s 90 Spr Closing Closing
At Bile Do May s7asds7 llGe closing at s7'sc Do
sS@S ass 'S,1s At rs DO I s s
%s a sns The .d ps market sT s Sos
Options vers fairly s ooc b and % n % oo the entire no
and special including no. 3 mixed 2sc elevator. 80
Sa Sn N No %hc "sa se ssyatS Ss
ss delivered go special o. ss May , no a. Whit sIc
No. March 2sc. closing at 2s+c o- DO April p .a2se
2ns do at ans c 2" N losing At e TO- %h
ah 9;sS at & dc /, Ag closing e 2 e
i % r. 30 90 H. G5g70, 50 y 7Oc 100 b, ''dsOc
sncd af in AM SrIcc Win lsh orerSss connad
far Ss%sn' soass sy 90 ia
loa5o Clover mixed 4es43c .pp Rys AZ ssa,o n.
and wheat, aods5er .u. and s.., ,emn ann a..
price. nominal Jutc butts do not move freely. Sales
lo pslcs pdS from small brewing demand tho
kc nresent dull appearance but price, remain a. quot
Sat for issS ," 6sst saios medium lSsi7c
d common noe: do 1887 3d6c Pacific Coast choice.
1850 lG0i7c: medium, Bale common, Haze choice.
IsSS lie common to prime. 7"lcf
UrDrS-Riycr Plate grades in large supply and
diacut to place at the quoted prices Common stocks
5 Zoo Bn"nos AyreS, sec 5000 California and
"ther pe sma" Avr~s seect,d 2odo3 N, 1870
Monto"ideo 2oiad22 N. lic; california 2o@23 n.
co. 2od23 n Iodi0c Rreno. Ayres Elps selected ioS
YAK and rio Grand, kin lOd3 N. Zoe; Texas. 20d25
n oiaai2c weston n 0aloc Southern as they run
sac southern, they run, 1880 NJ 7c WetsaSd
COW diGis ~ The b. \. and Il: O.. OK and COW, 10000
N Sc New Orleans city s5d47 N, 5@dGc Texas OK ana
COW 5ndGO r, 5i2dGc city slaughter 6Od7O ~ 6sdIc.
iEATHEH-The best tannaecs OF he%ock sole n ar a
o,ade an home and export orders Union tanned Is 10
GOOD assortment with slightly lower prices on light sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

London March Is. y. M on~o- - A-l1 for money
the account canadian Poinc. - Penn
sllNana. 3J- Reading. -V'- MtNIca Central ne" pr
cent bond. 53..
bar silver Is quoted ~ AZ I'd pr ounce.
The OF discount IN the open market ior loth shoi
and three months bills j., @'-a3 pr cent. $500
Par. advice. quote per cont f'nie. a. = francs T.
ccnmcs for the account ana hdnee London at %
iiart- 3 confines for checks
Rrrn March iN-1hr statement ~ thc Imperial Bank
% Germany .oN- specie OF 10000 narA>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Receipts for the week. q TO- pkg- exports. 81? pkg,
There hi~ l;tr surplus OF tn nn'-, grades ~ r.,
table butter have been forced 70 SHADE pic
somewhat n r,r Hort 10 ma outlet Buyer iAt'
pursued CAREFUL native policy generally taltf "t
needed nr 'silat' n-r ana iriFHs
pretty stfonrl; price,, I fe.nt !, mat th' MAJ
-'ft'. - Tor Ntfa liEi
Creamery ..,a-be N'- fhr orf-iI"
'NtTrfIr. lAfIr age moro 81 the -1n-i
goods than can b. readily sold aud tho feeling L.
weaker for from - down Their IL quite an
demand and not enough stock % supply iir trade
Rather more dom. ia ~ The June sou- luf
wanting something to take the lir" ~ dunn grade if'-
Quite an Increase stat dairy but trade b. fair and
stock cof- UP pretty veil ~ from - for -c "u- ~ hall
tub down t. i6al-f for ordinary quality. ola dairy gu'
and unchanged Very 81 ihr Western Iarilnr~ are
ronlng forward the market !, strong Tor desirable
Grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
pOEITRY AND GAM f..

There has been marked advance In most KINDS oil I'VE
aud the receipts running below the urgent
want, Of the trade. Fowls sold to-day at he, young
fo0ster- iial2c and old at 7d7i2c. TURKEYS steady
Ducks and would probably exceed quotations II the
stock fat and prime Pigeons lower 49,.
Receipt, ffc-hkiled poultry han" continued ight.
hut there free Offering of frozen stock especially OF
chicken. and fowls and prices more than steady
on kinds. Fresh turkeys scarce" fancy selections
~. arm. al heavy weights dull Frozen
,urko,s held with much confidence but mo.cmcnt moder
Ate AZ present Fresh fowls steady at l2dl22c for prime
dry plc d aud IL dl2c for iced Frozen freely offered
ranes 81 sale a. 70 quality and condition FROZEN
ducks but common lots are dull very f."
Tn Filled ducks arriving and these mostly below prime.
h' adcluhla boiicr> nfmcr fancy fall roasting stock
scarce aud wanted. but ycdrng, are very dull CapOns
IT. ldy a.,
Wild ducks IN liberal supply. extremely dul ana
lover very few good enough reach top quotations. aud
poor lots especially neglected. Snipc very quiet and
l. .rrf4r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For IT, week aiding March Is, ~"
HIANN AND l,lAS.

Receipt, for week. Beans. I.csj pass, I~a., 1850
bush. INlori~ Beans. 49, lkl- pas Ol-i uni- lHi-
ports J. 800 bags pofAcstl Naffow- haf' arrived WY
,parncly light store and -f'adf isF
further adv n,'t a. t' t4p- fhol"
nfm at a. 3,as- 40 bhinc sale AZ tif 't'i
pll,f MEDIUM ample sup is and quiet l".- pa
offering cling llfflf Nftfrf. Wnii' k-G.'f -l'"
continued 10 adv an under N'f'
r--,fS,G oGeilnr- ana uAtl.r l'nfni t4.- s
AZ and generally ath'c though
ia. H. nYI,.r AZ ~. ..i.a 1uf.l. soup Gui. ts
,orna Lima slightly weaker Foreign lean, in only model
A.. d,uand l,rt mold .t.i!- t,rtI ,sI, ,lltf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
c,snes Catawba case Of IS 3-n boxes. 2 0 ~ ~
Cr,nbarrles Jersey, per crate. wv" ~
FRUITS AND BEERlES-DRlED.

receipt, for week. 1924 pkgs; eAports 1IgF I'M h,gs
Quite an active trading all the week Ia e'aP1ras n de-
have advanced materially on an Sounu'
rahe fruit; the, close fancy stock - smg az t n,
choice edosc, and prime a. So, be advance in
osw fruit ha. opened quite wide outlet Tor oia anu the
new making from Sc several good size lot. gong AZ .c
later price sundried apples are also uons vonted
a"oci,1v coarse cut all grades OF when nie "ntru
yorv scarce E,aporat.d and sun-dricd peeled
n"arhes in moderate jobbng demand un2i'n III Ds
demand and nrmer With the exception OF rsSp hr1
Which are scarce higher there is no material chaeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

> a - lalfF
allow MIadlIng .........lo 10


t.ooi Ordinary 81 il-ui''s ---'-'-' ~
n,,,n. v.r decidedly weaker to-day and quit" a'tNr
..,a.a -, fr.nr selling hy the FOREIGN clement ana
n. "a r liquidation - "long-.' Liverpool accounts
,,p, easier aad His coup'd with the r'"ltd rr-Ea-
ti.n - o.. ruln Chancellor. -"rN'd a. t' '"li o."
n,..sinr influence. Price, declined Sol- p"in' 40 "r
,I, I'm. inc close steady. til- crop snow h-
~ If points, and next cfop aqi0 points Sale l.'-oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
FROZEN POULTRY.
GAME.


Dome ~, tutltuc, Ia light fc"lpt and with Very
u.,.l.r4t. offerings foIeisn tn market for 'hoDH
ah. stock ruling nrm and slightly in +,N'i-' favor
fhoush ufl,f. show ilftle change yet bimsdt and
Havana meet ialr demand when ~ choice q".t'
-,..t t.,.fs,- gul,t Domestic onions unchanged li
nr,. n, llrr,r imports ~ European stock have weak
'n.d -. mlrA,t. na>ana and bermuda n," n lh'F
-uliis aud sl-ler. Russia trrllp> a ~h'nf hl-h. r.
squash and rriu tfoT southern -T''h N't'Ni"''
I,I t.trsI 4t uf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

on hand and deposits in banks compares WIN WIZ, .ne
6pures of the last previous statement as follows:
March H. March 49, Differences
xo, ,old nm h,ndsiss 90 SSs 167 2O2 Dec
ct silver hid 2i,li2,l'3 Zo'of'o'' Dc'' ''O'' ~
Net legal-tenders 80 oe,o Doc ,oG G1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points the city
Tor the week have been "a, follows Erie, of
MIX, 81 can, u condensed milk Pennsylvania. POUCH.
kcc~r and Boston, 20 of milk Susquchanna iO5
ans 81 milk and 30 can, Of cream Lackaw OOj
~ milk and cans Of cream NrwNork Central and
lem = 20 cans ~ milk ard Of Ontao and
western, LII, Of milk and 81 of cream New
YORK CITY aud Northern, 32J ~ milk New Haven
and Hartford 90 cans Of milk West Shorc. iO?O
~ milk and 90 cans of cream NcN-Jrr-cy Central $50
81 milk and II OF cream. aud 10y miscellaneous
short ROUTES 800 Of rl and - OF The
total daily supply has been l6iOi of milk. l12
Of condensed milk and 3ii Of Tile
price paid for the platform surplus has been 81 30
Of 40 quarts.
for April ut cents q quart net. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
HOPS.

rrorts ,is bales Trade l. still very quiet but there
T. no change Importance in the general position OF u
market ON small sales quotations ar" MAD
Without difficulty but would he useless to attempt 10
fore Holders Views steady the general
belief being stock will work out at about present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
CHEESE.

Receipt, for the week s,1iG boN's exports o. 80 pN
Trade has been very much ishfr ulS WI az" ,', ~,
h,- local wants, ana th'
Of small out-otOwu orders No larg. Dnyts nay WI
In. market con quently important lines ha'' p'h
moved The quicthcs- Of trad" Ia, LED 10 Irrhalr 't
quarters, ana "illr ui'f' - no
To there l. strong probability mat at a'hI
lrccs would b" slightly modified 10 nov 200" LIZ
hnd,r. waiting however. until IN" buyers VINO
stocked up recently on the market again anu ''
IL quite an element the trade that regard present prices
reasonably the balance oil III" crop Inc bnHlL'
mat il ua-sine at present Ia range OF quotation inc Out
, nc,r,- rem, c-'ntinc only perfection in quality Fcw"f
ponns ANA skins arriving ana I,''nnt hhR"'S r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19


VEGETABLES The receipts Of Norfolk kal" an1 spin
wrrtchcd condition toward the end Of last
and the stock scarcely sold for enough To pay en-
p,s,s far thi, arrivals have been light and OF
bftrI quality, commanding gool returns oui-id"
Quotations are however somewhat extreme. few lots
Charleston asparagus since the frcIr Of March
appeared sid high generally ~ 25d+l 30
bunch Ing l. said to have been again cut of
by cold weather March 10 FLORIDA cabltY,~ dee lined
s3a*3 - per Dbl last rhur-d,y but have since rrcoN
to and clO> steady. Florida Tomatoes OF
uunlty-largc and well coOrpd In fair demand
f3d.3 so II the receipts too and small
and irregular prices String b,
lots wanted Prime small steady
arriving. fine lot, would command
prizes quotations nominal In absence Of supply.
Ege plant good enough - exceed S3dsJ per bb
Inn. In 1rln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

COTTON |Th' @ll0t TlTN7V TTIT77I ~ - L.,
sale. 700 bales for consumption. Port receipts today
% i,.. AGAINST bales this day last week. ana
n,- fnlcs mi. dsv last year. Since september re-
'rn,, AZ the ports ggr'gated 81? 500 bale, against
az "a halo. FOR tho sponding time last year
Quotations are based American standard Of ciassihca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

SOrTUTES PRODUCE.

FRUITS Receipts of Florida oranges for week. 1920
loNcs The demand has been good for all desirable
fruit prices have ruled strong ana In sellers favor
I.lrcfauhc received to-day indicate DANA"
tiul-. and hu
II fancy grades sttong IN their Views. Since
the cold Of March receipts Of ,tlaW berries have
been light and 81 irregular quality aud advice, 81 another
fr,.,e on the report further scrolls damage.
especially In vicinity ltrston. The nt Charles
ton bcic, received sold fairy In Of 3uajoc and
Florida lots by steam to-day going at .o0 zoe.
quality generally below prime. Very light receipts are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

eALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUN EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
outstanding 80, ~ eo-c q IN
Deposits in bks %, SO5 O3O 2o'o3of'o Nv '''N'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
THH GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL SALES. CLOSING. no.
- ->---- shares
'on,y Uig't Iow't FINAL Bid. Ask'd sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

reccln,s for the week $50 bbls and 40 701 cases,
rrdrr continued receipts considerably In excess ~
general cxpcc.aons price, continued In buyers favor
,ioNing our last report and The week closed with best
Western selling 4c hut considerable stock has been
taken OF the under shippers orders ana TIL, week
OPENED with stronger feeling aud slight recovery To
Ic This l. maintained To IN" close, but the arrival,
continue large aud there b. to-day frccr Offering with
perha, slight loss 81 nriln,-s Duck eggs ar. easier
fancy MARYLAND generally held at 2sc, but only small
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
FRUITS AND BEgRIEs-FREsH.

Receipts Of apples for week. s.O2i bbls Apples I'm
moderate supply rcd fruit f. plenty enough for all
nand, and pes show little change but "rccnings
very and higher. steady. tfanbcrfir,
firm under small supplies and moderate demand dor
Florida fin!t cc!al Iepor. bclowJ
Mt-tnIn. l,Lrlnnr. lbl N
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-02-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
IN sons that on the Both day Dccem-
Der, 1880, a meeting of the stockholders
of the Hawaiian Pacific Cable Co was
held 1T the Office Of +. o. Hall Il Son.
Limited, Honolulu, and at said meeting
it was voted by said stockholders to
accept charter of incorporation grant,
ed to them under the corporate name
and style of "Hnwaiian Pacific Cable
co., November 10, 1889, and that the
corporation under said charter there
upon organized themselves and elected
The following officers:
j. Sherman Bartholomew of Honolulu
..........,.,., '.......'. fresldcnt
Hon. Edgar Grow Baker, NJ. j., of
Victoria, b. Wee President
T.. O. White of Honolulu .....Secrctaly
Frank A. Dudley of Niagara Falls, n.
N.................. ..lreasllfcf
VIM. w. Hall of Honolulu. Auditor
Notice Is further given that pursuant
to the terms of said charter, mo stock
holder shall individually be liable for
the debts of the Corporation beyond the
amount which shall be due upon the
the share or shares held or owned by
HIMSELF T.. o. WHITE,
AL I'm Secretary.