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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Sept s.-COtton quiet. mlddng Iohc' Flsus
dull Wheit-South"rn quiet and easier; Fultz, g3c
81 OF Lon cberry. 05caSl o. No .. 9sc steamer No
rd oic; wrstern ea-y No. winter red spot and Sep
CornSonh'r IN very dull whit" 8, d39c yellow. 5l21
5S w,scr firm mi I'D spot. 53c bid September 52I6
and oS " sos o Gs w s% Wa
q%st hay a.ls prins 70 choice amrny:
dali. 1919. Other artici unchanged. FrciQhts .
Liverpool per steamer steady cotton. 3bc -four.
g. al gran, I'd. Rccepts-flonr. 3s3 bb,; wheat.
a.@l0 bu.h shipmtnis-Floar s4i! bbl, wheat. 5000
bush; corn 1900 bush. Sales-wheat. $4,000 bush:
1000 bush.
bc.ton. sypt. s.rlour-ouics and unclaimed: Germ,
sh adv laS o h
bush; oats. 40 900 bush shorts. SIS
Buffalo Sept. s.-Wheat-No hard lower carly sales
Of carloads w"r" at 81 ~ at closing IL l2 10 carload.
10000 bush 81 iola closing at 81 O9E; 5000 bush
No hard C.. T.. sold at 81 OGa Winter wheat IN
good demand sales carloads No rd at 81 oId:l OF;
on trs"k a. e5c 700 bush SO extra in store. 49,
30 yellow at 5O'.c 10000 bush do at 5l.c 1000
0a;~ higher sales 10 900 bush no white 4Oc. and
track. at Oa:; carloads 80 white at 39sc car
1uu aloat 81 . sstra. S@G75c w~,;.rn 5sassc
Eye-6.c. asked Tor No in store Flour quiet and I'M.
spring s6. Canal freights steady TO New.iorA-Wh"at
&C. corn 32c. 2asc TO AtanyWh"at 3sc, corn 3ic
lumberTo Albany 81 o. to Ns%;Iorx {? d. Es ss 9.os
IS 900 bush Canal shipnents-whcat. 5000 bush;
900 bn,h oat' 800 b"n o El hn chp
=. 900 bush. Chc,se-Market dull LOO boxes Offered;
ID sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
HIDDEN LEAKS IN THE ENTERPRISE
VAIN EFFORTS TO FIND THEM-A COURT.


MARTIAL CONVENED.
The leaks in the Enterprise which caused that vessel
to be brought back 10 the Navy Yard last week when
she almost ready to sail for South America. have
not Yet been located. Men at work yesterday
boring hole, in the ships hull to aid in finding the
principal leak and also let the water which had
been run into the ship in efforts TO find It, Some Of
the copper plates have been ripped OF at the plare-
where is supposed III" principal leak is in order that
may be determined whether the wood j. rotten or tho
seam need ciulking. Measurements were taken. and
d" tking plan Of the Enterprise ms1c This plan
is TO BE- carried board the vessel. and If it shnnd
be necessary dock her ii any Other port tie keel
blocks be put into position In the dry dock from
this plan. The sails taken from the rigging and
slowed away yesterday morning. in order that the
cordagc may receive coat of tar.
Private Henry DIXON. the marine belonging To IN"
Enterprise %ho jumped from the pier into the water
at the Navy Yard on SATURDAY morning while under
guard on account o: dsobedicncr. whose sanity was
doubted BY some has been examined by IN" board "'
medical officers and sent 70 the Naval Hospital He
will be kept under close observation. as II wa inpossi
bic 70 determine his sanity examination II he
should prove to he insane he will be sent IN asylum
Captain Chadwick, commander of the gllnboat York
town. Of the White squadron. has reported that Ills
vessel is ready to the Navy Yard to be repaired
As tho Captain wishes to have some target practice
however. before she to tho Yard the vessel Will
probably make a trip outside Of the BAY atont III"
middle Of this week 10 practise with her guns after
which she will DO taken 10 the Navy Yard 10 receive
the necessary repairs.
The results Of the Court Of Inquiry in the case It
Pierre PARCELS foreman OF the ir'nclah department In
the Navy Yard, which were sent TO washington IA :,
week have not yet become known. a court martial
was convened at the Navy Yard yesterday I" tF' inc
eases Of enlisted men aranSt whom ar ,o Va ,r
ships in the port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
THE COTrON OIL FINANCIAL PLAN.
A FULL STATEMENT OF THE COMPANY's oPER
ATOMS MADE PUBLIC.

n
ATOMS MADE PUBLIC
The plan for providing a cash working capital
for the American Cotton oil Company. the successor
to the Cotton OIL Trust. is made public. Subscrip
lions are invited by WinslOw. Lanier Co. and j.
Kennedy Tod & Co. to 81 .OOO.OOO tcnycar per cent
gold debenture bonds. the books to open next Saur
day, aud close not later than the following Tuesday
simultaneous subscriptions will lie received In London
by the Anglo American Debenture Corporation. Limited
and in Amsterdam by Wcrthcim GOmperz. II l. stated
that after the allotment Of the bonds the board OF
directors will include in It, membership EdwaiI H.
Adams. John II. Inman. Emanuel Lehman. George
Austin Morrison and II. T. Wilson, of this city y. h
Fairbanks Of Chicago. and Carrot \. Hobart, oil
Paterson. MI. These names incud, an element which
is expected To help the southern branch OF the bust
ness. and hereafter there will lie more marked
division between the financial and the strictly bns
management OF Tie company. The company
has prepared full statement of the operations o
the business from its inception and explains frankly
tho Decreased net profits Of the last ten months ~
due to the hostile legislation encountered and the
adverse conditions attending the reorganization from
a trust into an Incorporated company The accumu
lated profits placed at ~ j14 $40 and .c cash
and cash assets at $1.o3i.7I3. exclusive of III"
value Of the plant. The object in negotiating the
new dcbcnturc bonds is to relieve the company Of
the need Of borrowing money in It's daily opera
tionS replacing in pcrIx,ncnt form the tcmponIr?
loans necessary. which Tie interest Ina, cqnallcd
tho rates fixed on the dccnturc bonds. The d..
I"ntlrc, take the place Of the current dcDt without IN
crcaSng lt> volume or interest 'hars'. bnt j. be-.
Tie hcilitdti"n oi the li>nc>>. The Central Trust
Company reminds holders -: it transferable receipts
that the privilege of r'c.tIs prior all"iticnt> c\
tend, only TO actual stockholdcrN in the Cotton oil
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
STREET. CLEANING RErrLATIOyS.

Deputy Commissioner Dalton. Of the Street Cleaning
Department. continued his Investigations yesterday
Into the petty schemes for robbing the city treasury
which certain foremcn, inspectors and cartncn are
said to be mixed up. but nothing more OF suspicious
character was developed The two foremen. Dawson
and stripp whom Mr.. Dalton reported guilty Of OK.
tOrng FL weekly from labO~rs in their gangs for the
privilege Of working concluded to offer their reQna
tons yesterday instead Of waiting to be dismissed
They were promptly accepted. The Commissioner
sent out Instructions yesterday requiring the several
forrmcn 10 that In block where schOOhOses
are situated the ashes garbage and streesweepings
he collected before a. and that the parts OF the
streets and crOsswaks Immediately surrounding such
buildings be swept twice daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Sept. y. D. p.-The sales Of the day In.
Guided 800 bal, Amercan 1870
.lo. Ssr.y .t,ady american %iad'ns low
September .nd october dely.ry aotd seller, o;ebsr
ds 8S.Gid: NOvenb-r and December delivery. 366td
tuyers December and January delivery IS di 3i0d
January and February delivery. S5-G4dd5 3b.8id {:
February md March delivery: So.9+a5 a7'O'd; March
1;sircs on Sept S-Cotton firm; mlddling, 11.lGc :
low niddng . 516c; good ordinary. l5,iec net ana
gross receipts 9.47I exports coast~isc 3,036; sales
0l3; stock, %. 0G0 .,,,
" \.Inis sent S.-CottOn steady middllng. 10 1l6c /;
net and gross receipts, $50 exports cOastwise 24
sacs G1o stock 1915 Correcton-Deduct from exports
10 Great Br. tain September O. 1884 bales -
savannah. sept s.-Cotton quiet; middling, o'.c 10"
,lddling Oioc ordinary. Jrc net aud gross re-
ceuts $50 exports Great Brtan g. 40: exports coast
wise o060 sales. ! OPS; stock. 2?oos a. 10.
Nav .Oreans Sept S.-C6t'on easy mddlinR, 10 10"
mIddling 9ac good ordinary Ole; net receipts 1881
gross 1875; exports Great Britain. $685. sslss wv;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
rHE PIPE DROVE THE BOY FR0x HONE.

Detective Fnnegan yesterday arrested Rufus Peck,
fourteen years old. In the Bowery. The boy. who
lived with his parents 1T No. 434 Broadst Providence
r. l., Is inveterste cigarette smoker and all his
fathers attempts to break him Of the habit have been
without avail.
few days ago Mr.. Peck caught his son smoking
cigarette and with the determination Of curing him OF
the habit led him into the house and made him smoke
pipe Of strong tobacco. The boy became sick. and
suffered 20 much that he determined to get square"
with his father. That night Rufus dressed himself.
went into his fathers rom took e10 from his clothes
and left the house. The next morning II was learned
mat ne had bought q ticket to New York ana notice
Ee sent 70 the police Of this city, Word was sent Mr.
keck OF bis sons capture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
THE corr rs.
MUST TIE cay WINDOW COME DOWN

Never Buizcl. representing The Ere Department.
Yesterday made application Ia JUDGE Patterson. In
the supreme Court. Chambers. Tor iujuuctIon 10
restrain William Zicclcr from finishing a hay win.rw.
which is ALLEGED 10 protrd" TWO and half feet
the buidn, line III" lf;irth It. side 81 the hi>r
the southwest corner Of Ti.tl"hst. and Fh Mr..
Butzcl dc, Jared that the pa;~ tc by the architect
did not call for III" window question. Mc>i>. rlatt
Lowers appeared for Nr. Ic-lcr and declared that
the window already IL ~hcd and lintv AL
inuno ton would lie incfciLil Judge Patterson took
the papers and Mr.. Butz"l aid tii II The f Depart
mcit was Unsuccessful III the present >t prcrciInLS
would he begun 10 nave the window torn down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09


sash:rm G%,s i os ch: IS : sy s /. s Z z
sse'rs H. ~ & sd do 1872 M r. at - 5 d. 1853
H., at 81 70; do, ITO ~ a, =, 40; d." ~; n at
d. d. Ii:5 NJ 10 a. 'c Kn.aeAy d. 65
ID DO ilo3 u. " 50 s.; Oxen 1890 r. at - 30.
Hewton Ge;t T. 0nH St.e d. 1877 y. at 81 81 =
DO $50 n. at = 10 Indiana do. l:V' ~ at - or
% % i:5 r g. IS so; Is do liSV ~ at So:
ss Ksn' s Sc 70 D 1s,s Govt at +: l
IS IS e DO. i35 ~ at - o5 do o+7 ~ at 81 so;
u sSanS"rs: IL Chicago steers. 1874 n. at $, 10:
PLANT bros Bull. 100 N: 81 q IS do. 1927 y,
al H. iai lien a iic is Bulls 500 ~ AZ 81 IS
IL iiu SSc Mullen s.tS Bulls: oo5 ~ At Vi do.
ss.ssy :: ss:e S:.; i. aid ' s9s
sfsS E s:Gss 5st 200
s,1 %s..: ana w.
sSa S Is sass Is pUr 100 choice Ss'' at
"sss -asIsnSsck Hollis Is Gs:sssrs 49, o aver;
g.. pei 100 100 40 T. SG - s. @sss1a calves.
SIS n at IS 49, DO. sos ct % co. l5s do Sto y, at
8 sSs DO is7 NJ q; IS d.
est h az ss western tsiys: s2t NJ 80 do
S 59s p" DO. ISIS n. Sc 10 d. ita N. TIC o DO
Is Il vs. s.'i Ss KS a! ss 49, #; IS
. Is &: !ss "a: ;s 9, E.. :: a.
i7i z S g. ~ Il Il. n e so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
CHARGES THAT IN Not ALARM THE CAPTAIN.

Police Captain stephenson. Of III" fremont squad.
is Ia be tried morrow at headquarters on two
charges OF assault. the compliments being Jack
troton, n barroom loafcr. and his brother. Gr"t"n
wa, arrested recently and he fought like mailman
before he cond be taken tO the police station. There
H.. refused to let the police search him until Captain
Scphcnson held him. Of the alleged assaults con
si.ed I'm holding the prisoner st. 'irpton> brother
alleged that he struck with 10y ia" captain
on a later day. Captain ST. phcn>On has said that he
can easily disprOve the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

It, She went there yesterday, and let herself In with
pass-key. as usual. When she entered Josephs room
she his dead body. dressed In night robe. in
chair. There was bullet hole In his right temple
and a revolver In his right hand.
Mrs. Miller called In the police but they were unable
to find any written explanation Of Fromer's death.
They searched the house carefully to make sure that
nobody had broken In and killed him. and decided that
he had killed himself. Louis F. Fromer was In the
city in the afternoon. lie could not explain the suicide
except by suggesting that his brother might have BIZ,
come insane suddenly. Joseph had been Ill for some
time. but able to be at work every day. He was
at the cigar factory saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
PLEASED WITH THE NE)y PAYMENTS.

Controller Myers accompanied Public Works Com
missioner Giroy yesterday on t"nr OF Inspection OF
,ne new pavcncnts on Madison and Lexington ayes.
and the cross streets bet Thirty third and Eighty
first SIS On his return TO his Office the Controller
gave uttranoc Ia his prafc alton at the way In which
the work had been done. THE new pavcincnts are
,napniIcrntC he said the best we ever had; In
fact do not think there any finer In the world.
The inspection exceedingly close, closer than ever
before All tho contractors admit that. have my
ihsDectOrS and Commits IOncr tiruy has his and b
tween these set, Of sharp eye, not many detects
arr rIkrd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Iiycrpoo. sept \. 20 -. n.--Iirci-Drmand fair
Pork Den and IMPROVING. Ham lI"mil good iia'"'
Demand acti,c uInbrrand cut about - ~ 80 ~ hIn d.
rib, about H. ilrin So 81 long cl"lr
about As n frn a. IS I'd. cheese Dc.ssnd fair. Talow
demand good Turpontinc and inpr vi x; spirit
81 ady %, 81. Ko-in-I'na;.d fair. Lard pot and
fuur s-cInaud -lO dull at aI> o. september dun
al 3s 90 october ard NOycTir dun at 81 81. Whrat
demand poor new 80 Winter duh al j. sd new No
spring dull At - i'd. The receipts Of wheat during tn"
past week Atlantic pors ~'r $50 quartr, from
Pacific norris non, from her 900 quart
-Spot-Denand poor; dun at 4, 41d uturrs-Ih"
den ana ha. fallen oil; september dull ~ A. I'D to"r
duII November dun at Is BID Tn receipt, "
American corn during the past week we're 10000 quarters
lion. Vt Iondon--Pacific Coast NOthing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

CHANGES AT THE BRANCH POSTAL STATIONS.
Postmaster Van Colt made several important changes
yesterday among the superiItendents Of the branch
Rostofnce stations. The death OF superintendent
yynes q Station A. caused vacancy which nlled
- !ae transfer 70 Station Of Alexander Reed. who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
GENERAL DHXONS CLARK BACK FROM EC ROPE.

General Emmons Clark, secretary Of the Health
Board. was back at his desk yesterday. after two
months absence Europe His trip abroad with his
wife Jailed TO restore her to health although treatment
at Carlsbad helped her somewhat. lie said he was
lucky in getting passage for his wfc and himself back
To NewYork without having engaged staterooms In
advance. Hundreds OF Americans arc waiting In
Europe for room on some OF the steamships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
LOUIS r. FROKERS BROTHER KILLS MYSELF.

false report that Louis r. Fromer. the wellknown
cigar manufactprer At TO East Seventy hal
committed suicide was spread In the city Yesterday
1t originated from the suspicious death OF his brother
Joseph J. Fromer. who his bookkecper. The cigar
manufacturer took his family into the country several
weeks ago. and left his house. No 142 West One-hun
drcd twenty nrsst In the care OF his brother who
occupied room on the top floor. Joseph Vas an I'M
married man Of middle ago. Once week Mrs. Teresa
Miller Of No. 500 sixthst went 10 10 house to clean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

CoFFEE-R!o Oh the spo: had q light inquiry. but
prices were steadily maintained 40. hat ban quoted
AT loc; sales 900 bags No. s. 52c, cost and freight
MID growths firm sales 500 piculs interior Padahg from
June sale 2i'ic 500 pca, Iad.or private terms The
this coupled with the in the worlds visible sup.
~, seN'd as strengthening factor. At the opening
there was Ti,e OF lOal5 points but realizing set In
thereafter and final figures were only tribe better than
saturday lla,rc advanced - frs. September and
t"E IT, on later months. Hamburg gained pigs on
SrItcla,rr and 2a'i pe on others. London was also
meh,r, o'ca quotations, 2:t' T. n-Srtm6er, 80.
I'd January 75> I'D February los sd. Rio quotes regu
lai INST SIS 'O cood second, 200; exchange CpriNat
:2tc; receipt, . days. $4,000 bags total stock, 10000
g> market STEADY Santos receipts e. days. 10 900 bags;
no pur hasr, Tor l.. - during the week. 1900 bags;
100 purchases TO furOe and other counties during week.
quo as; H!O ccArancrs by 70, straE' fo- u -,
iooJ bags Hio caianrrs for Europe and other coun-
iIreht Steamer .Jc aud per Irmage per bag;
ioa santos to e. 10000 b'g: santos purchases for
s. - o. lag- S,nto, purchases tor Europ and other
countries $500 bags santos clearance, for Europe aud
other countries. 1000 bags steamer loading at Santos
lor l. D. santos market firm good average Santos.
300. Nisib" supply Of the word Oh september |,
ls"o->trch~ In.an -i361 bags Hamburg. 10000
ii"d"an> ioGoo bags Ma,rilles 1903 bae, Trieste,
nus i,="-,:ii bags; RIO. I6-.oOo has, san.
j62 bags t"ai. l.7iO.i13 bag. Aloit, Anoat
Tor L. =. from iiiazI. lSioc0 bags; aroat L.
nom iHr"". 2O0u0 i"en afoat for Eurrp' from Java
nd East loOup bag: ahoat tor Euop" from, Brazil.
...As'0 hap: MT September l. lSs:, $685. -? bags.
mn los i.t, tod, rOln fniiov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
OPPOSITION no THE M,K,y,pv mn,

The Tobacco Leaf Board Of Trade met Yesterday at
No. 17s Pearlst. and passed q resolution protesting
against the passage OF the Mckinley bill, which thew
said would be injurious 10 their business The noard
decided TO petition Congress to change the nj, that
in Of It's passage the leaf importers will NOT have
to pay duty on the goods until they are takcn nom
the bonding stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

ord"aiN 10 500 bly,; Mai,.r, Al iO3 bn:, Tri,st.
Err nr, y '1s oS S'' ia EsrpG sa l
81 i".oo ,os e. ni I'd sits g a A lHs
"r i - iron, 10 m,az is'"mo bag a, aroa TOR s.
.,d E,s, 1000" Tag: sr@a, Eui.p. ,r"a. h.li.
~ go r ara mt snp ss S.G c s3 bac
'oA sales here to-day! S@'39 as' a. rooT loves, Sale,
f Eii ,ry :: ,s5, i i:5S I I;, 8; ;yY
AMl .....-....... :. l"a;'3o 10. 49, ,oo,
sIiircIr ss%5gS i.$: '.ss ,a::S
>",tr be- ......... idto% aS5 ~; iaso -"
p'y,msr ,, % 800, iS :, 1870 90.
".t,d ~, -. = SO tai; if Ssn,"%piIoa:
ot pot ard i;'S ball. far roSnito r%r I'' r'rlrt
. M & ti, st l H., y n Gro ron day. oi l.s S and
h sssS h n.ss
yi,ni, supply s:,s1o
IT, IA, ur,,..n o go az 2
S,a IN < g.. Yaa. +, Day ware: 100
/! 1,,; ;i, xxi ,' S, ~ ,.an,,, IS" i''5
> .%"' II IL, ,na state. bort, e s;s3 ! lsGs
o"o'''o' ar based on American standard Of ca'slncA
o ,' r.'.nd. .cgr
sT'@: 5rda.iy ~
I%r Ti%..S; S'ss 70.
sG!Gt L." AMmt ..-........-...-i ''Ie ioi "a "a
God 81 ,di., e & -. ......::..}}:, i LID
'""' "a uilN i'io
Mddhg ta! ~ ~ y"
fan ....-''..'.-..l- l. 81"
>r,f<I.t
. ,,, ,,,,, . =,
S: V'1'''' Aa" aa' 4d'"S rS S:'''
"'.n, "'. An .n-"'t'd a,A Ii. ,l"' i..'ion
' "4'-"'. a'l 1T. ."r:'d "n lars" ,iI'' a, IN"
iSIf.. ha1 a. .I.l".r' - ~ l.l'r -
;. .i ~,.,'t -, 81 point. viii" oti.r n,nt,-
'in-i -.A ,,."... D. T.. ,.ni".r 1:al'l.'. L"csue
Stronger of c,,":fl r'id d..'.
M. ,'.ff-..t pun; io".i. 'n4 .,,.s n"tn- .aj
;-.Hts hl-i't than : -. -. s1l"- - -" ha.'.
,,-.i- prices Ii-h i. Lpa",, Sl''>
>'T''. 20 ..... ." i"."'5 !" =, i"1i iai"'
h".'a '.f ,7'!n!, :" ~ J." = -'C
IT, 'Iri". - iNHI' - j" ~ l"lo J. "'o
Jtl..ts 49,. l.. 20, in u lO-i Tel. ~
l.t-'Ay l"-tGl".t !" -. 10" 'or
ia n L. 2-.i - IL ~ il ~ a.,"o
Ar'n i"A.l"% ~ i"5i 100 ."'T
JU..r $500. :: ln ,Jal - 10. 40 1910 .m
tLo' u AHp Mi;Ai'- - h-in ,, was wax
ridfh" al if"ihi TO-DAY IS" ). 7 e "U''hh- r" a. "i
~" % !" '' va ''' o. '''' WV =" 80. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

'"iInA m. spot lgaih"t Wa quiet and steady at
h.ttg,s Jk - IA :. go ba. for
Al-p lat not briut" r"ior d $40 bale, FOR
pot and $50 bah, for Iton. Port receipts,
=. la"- Aeai>t Ii 80 hlc> day w-K and
% ,Jj bales this day last year. Crop movement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
. S.-The leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash Quotations ~rrr as follow, lour dun unc hagI
No. spins wheat 80 40. :pr'AS Mh'@ o. %oit 80,
j3r No. bsrlrl, 76c No. l haA>c'd. = 81 ii,a
timothy >.ed 81 ...d II 30 pork. pei Dbl $40 ad.
I. 100 IS 2o@a ri -; -hot r;hs -lir loo,- - %
- IS dry shoulders (DoNed 80 15d*j - shot
tl.ar side, boxed - i0dsD 'O whi-N-y dsth. > nm
snd goods, per gal, IS ,usars Yiths9gsa' No. WIN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

on tho Produce change today me oe' s smrc
d.ire. ldaiSe &c. ia Esss l' e:
Cincinnati. sept e-llSS, ~ os i.ay IS vo So Ts
t .n 1905 bush shr Mssa fSs; bush
No. S %s g. s.: rc as S aas 81 .o 81 s> Lad arn
s. hsr; iD : 50 B.Tsn o siad io:
,noIi n " 1 90 s a., vi H Ba,r easier fancy cream.
tr ShGE S d1 .5 IeS ;' Se S ss ANY,:
3,.s Fra, . " heavy. iSai3sc Cheese STEADY
prime to choice ONO hat Sasse:
M"auAs. s', sfiSr qui 6sem %heat es Easy,
T SsScr on es 49, Co" s,"sds S.t:
In store 0l.t Ky" quu No. ~ S'oT ~ t,ua,Y Y
s i sS5 s.a @ e' l'Ss '''l
sHd As 90 ' w S"s not t%s 4
co. a. @.s an? &c. SSs fanny. s
ean;ys,n, 1% g % ss,ssn ses:: 80
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-17
NOTICE..

nN account of i'll health DR.. j. NJ.
~ Whitney has appointed DR.. i. l..
Hutchinson TO take charge OF his Office
until his return. ji7 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-17
WANTED

sss 8 4 COTTAGE convenient TO
xst;A n street cars. Would like
nsSsEzG quiet place near Hotel. Mo.
derate rent desired Address &C. c."
BULLETIN Office. 500 II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-17
Furnished House To Let
Valuable Property For Sale

ssA an Nuuanu Avenue, q
&ssyN " newly furnished 2.story
&szS6 House containing s rooms,
Kitchen, bathroom, closets, carriage
house, stable, henery, etc. Grounds
contain 2.l0 acres, well laid ont in
lawns, shade and fruit trees. flowers,
etc. Will be sold low, with or without
furniture, horses, carriages, live stock,
and all the appointments needed in
iir3t.class residence, rs the owner in.
tends leaving these Islands.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-17
SALT FOR SALE.

I HAVE received II few hundred bags
L Of Salt, OF the very best quality,
each bag weighing 100 pounds, will
sell n, very lowest price at 81 each;
special reduction by the ION. Orders
from other Islands will be promptly
attended to with satisfaction guaran.
tccd. Address all orders to
CHAs, I, HIRAM,
$40 2m nsi,noipo, Honolulu, Oahu,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-17
Island Views.

A LARGE assortment of Photographs
IA and Microscopic Views Of the
most attractive scenery, buildings, etc I,
In these Islands, for sale at reasonable
prices.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Corner Fort and Merchant streets.
230S 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-17
WANTED

~. a rINO rent for ] month Large
k l. Room or Hall, either
Ra0 ground floor or upstairs, must
be centrally situated. 485 If