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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Kinau is due this morning
from Maui and Hawaii.
DIR. r. Oliver has been appointed
Medical Superintendent at the In
sane Asylum.
Mr.. w. b. Rowell, engineer and
surveyor, has an Office in room <
Spreckels Block.
MIR. w. G. Parke, assignee of the
bankrupt estate of J. A. Dover, has
notice elsewhere.
There will be union service at
kaumakapili Church Sunday eve
ming at 80 o'clock.
The services at Central Union
Church tomorrow will be at IL A. M.
and 1880 M.
A luau will be given at the Kane
hameha School at noon to-day in
honor Of the Baseball Champions for
1890.
Regular meeting of the Honolulu
Typographical Union this evening at
usual time and place. See advertise
ment.
The baseball match between the
Honolulu and Union Iron Works
teams takes place this afternoon at
the Makiki grounds. The game will
commence at 2:3O o'clock.
There will be baseball match at
Eva this afternoon, at 80 O'Clock,
between the Kunawais and Roads
and Bridges teams. The train leaves
the depot at 1 As o'clock.
In the Police Court, yesterday,
Ed. Doyle was discharged for va
grancy. Three DRINKS were fined
the usual amount, and Judgment was
suspended in another case.
The steamship China will call at
this port on her next trip from San
Francisco to land her Chinese pas
sengers. She is advertised to leave
the latter place on the 9th, one day
ahead ef the Australia.
The Wilder Steamship Company's
new steamer Claudine makes trial
trip this afternoon to Koko Head
and back, under command of Capt.
J. A. King. She leaves her dock at
| p and will he hack apain at 40
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-04
SAJLOGICAL RECORD FOR SEP.
TENDER.

'"'efvatiOns Made at Oahu Col
by Prof. A. b. Lyons.
TEMPERATURE OF AIR.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July IS (SpeciaD-The wheat market was
irregular, both in the matter Of price and the general
features OF the trading Near the opening the pr1ce
was steady to firm and the trading of a slim scalp
ing character. Later it still dull, but the price
weaker Then succeeded lively rally, causing re
covery from a break OF | cent when had previously
taken place. leaving the price Of september wheat at
the point on Tuesdays l. cents NOrn was
fairly active. but weaker september closing al 81 o4a
81 7-s cents and oats and provisions, aicr almost
an entire DAYS dulnCss. ended in a lively fashlOn
showing much strength The wheat market opened
al 66 j-S cents COR september aud for some time
fuctuated within Is cent either WAY OF that price
but began IT, drop slowly IT irst then more rapidly
until - l.. cents was reached. AT the latter hgure
there was good buyng. winch was stimulated by thc
report Of The Farmers Review reports of unsatls
factory returns from the threshings OF winter wheat
in several states. \ rapid advance followed, bllne
ing prices back to about the opening rurte>. Ihe
price for september rested at - IL sellers a. on
Tuesday. Corn was fairly active but weaker. ihe
opening price for september was - % cents dCcc
since the close on Tuesday of about 3o cent II va,
well supported at that price, and. although selling
for short time a shade lower, touching 80 Il cents
became strong toward the close. resting AZ 81 -"
81 "a cents or within Is cent Of the closing hgur
yesterday. May, July and August del cries decllhed
in about the same proportion.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Re-Opcning n Thoroughfare.

In order TO guard against results utterly subvesive Of
health f. Is absolutely essential that the grand thorough
fare or avenue system, tn" bowels should be re-
opencd as speedily ~ possible when they become OBJ
strccd If not the bile II msdirected into th'
blood the liver become, torpid viscd bilious matter
ces into the stomach and produces Indigestion headaches
cnsue and Other symptoms are produced which pro-
longat on of the exciting only tends to aggyate
The aperen properties Of HoNettes stomach Bttrs con
sttute most useful agent overcoming construction Of
the bowels and promoting regular habit Of body. IL
infinitely superior drastic caharcs frequently
used the purpose since 1t does not like them act
Violently. but produces natural. painless eiect which
impair the tone evacustorv organs, which
inVgorstTs instead OF weakening. Tne stomach and
liver also indeed entire system, is strengthened and
regulated By H.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
- cLAAs rEoTrING-rrKsE 80.
IDA Norwood. D. H.. by Noruool.
GR1IN AND PRODCCE MAEKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS.


There was lc,, activity in the wheat speculation
yesterday but the dealings moderate for ordinary
midsummer business, 10000 bushels changing hand-
There wc,c carly bcr,h influences arising ont + weaker
cable, and reports II line weather abroad well at
home. The marhct broke "a 30 cent and rallied
near the end on the covering of trading shorts, sup
plcmcntcd by purchases by some important local
houses July opened at 90 o9f II cents and Wa,
exceptional in ending at net gain oi Il cent at
81 = cents August Auctuatcd between 93 lia 03 -
and 03 , -a92 =, cents. r,llymg 10 0j 7l6 cents.
september went from 93 lo % 10 03 jl6 cents, fell Ia
o., , and rallied 10 03 7IG cents. December ranged
from "a 2oDi 1916 To - . 1Go % cents, The final
figure, generally recorded net losses Of : cent. ON
the curb AuLu~t and september sold AT 10 ! : ana
December At 30 cent.
ta.n y neat onrhcd easier, but closed firm, and
30 900 bu.lcl, were taken for export. -
Corn on the spot opened weak, but closed hrm. EA
mort engagements, including lot, taken late yes
eriay amounted to lG7,oOO bushels, The options
fell on at the start because oi the reports
az rain. I'm the corn bclt. \ late rally on tho scare
al shorts closed price, unchanged; ,,, t.
stronger all AROUND on HSnL Ic'elP'9'
which led 10 the covering Of July shorts Inc net al
vance, In the options ranged from for Jnly TO II
cent for october CASA lots were IN ! cent hgher
without export demand. M , IN
Lard was dull and wca>er. Inc opuols lel 4"
I'm. final quotations were follows:
Whcat-July - Il9: August, 03 30: september
% a. october. 90 81 December, % - cents.
Corr-Juy. 40 5-7; August, a. september - ia
0at,-July 81 August. % 5-s; september. "a IA
october. "a 81 cents. .>.. ..-..-.,. No ~ o..
Iard-July, 81 % August. SB Oo, Septembcr 80 ID ,
october 80 ~ December, 80 %. ,.-, .
rhc receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday at
New. York. Philadelphia and Baltimore were as follows
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NOTES OF THE TURF.

The Turf Field and Farm is authorized by
Senator Leland Stanford 10 match SunOl against
Belle Hamln for $4,000 a side. half forfeit, the
winner 10 take the entire stake and all the gate money
track 10 be mutually agreed upon. o. 4. lI!ckOk Will
find the money for SunO Belle Hamlm trOttcd a
furong in Ia "a seconds last saturday which better
than a tvo-mnute gait, and her owner, Mr.. lamln is
confident that she can beat Maud SIS record. The
OF sunol is "a seconds slower than the record
Of Maud 5. "The Turf. Field and Farms proposition
is open for acceptance till Wednesday July 30.
The Saratoga races begin Thursday. July "A
and continue tin August IS secretary Wheatly has
given owners. trainers and the general public an
attractive programme. Many good horses from the
East and more from the West are gathering n the
Springs 10 take part IN the sport II has been an
nounoed that Mr.. Mutt. the well known brooklyn
halter. will preside in the judges stand. Mr. Mutt
is popular and estmabc gentleman, but il would
be hard TO convince the public that he knows much
about racing any of half score of able com
petent and experienced nrfmcn who might have been
selected to decide finishes the historic old track
The association would have gained a larger share Of
the pubho's confidence If IT h9d chosen for its pre-
siding judge some man familiar with racing a,
Colonel X. W. simmons or J. J. Burke
Xhs secretary announces the following weights As tbe
result Of his medtatons the Adirondack Handicap.
az Is miles:
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
WHAT ATHLETES ARE DOING.
PLANS FOR SATURDAYS SPORTS AND OTHER
ADJUSTMENTS.

Isaac B. Potter president Of the Brooklyn Bicycle
Club. will deliver lecture before the Young Mems
Christian Association. at Twenty third st. and Fourth
ave. on August II, the subject to be bicycling and
Health
The Queens County Whcclmen have decided TO give
handsome prize, 10 all member, who ride 1000
miles during the season
Captain George NJ Ncsbt, Of the Ncw-iork Bicycle
Club. is collecting material for the New-fork state
road book.
The Brooklyn Bicycle Club will take the following
rms th, month. saturday tO Canar-ic. on sun
iay an nter-cub with IN" Hudson County Wheel
men 10 Massapcqua; July 20 to Roslyn; on July
27 an intercnb run with the We,chester Whcemcn
to Rye Beach
ON July % The annual picnic Of the Retail
Merchants Association will take place at Coney Island
The Kings County Wheclmen intend 10 visit the picnic
I'm four in hand and take part In the bicycle contest
Brooklyn has many good roads for whcelmen and the
Park Commissioners layinS line piece OF macadam
on the ocean Parkway which will prove. when
finished, q welcome addition much appreciated by
cyclists.
Newark has a business mems cycling club The
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

1862 n at 6iec 81 do 1e5 n at &c % do 1874 D at SCI
l3 do, l3S H. at 54c do. 202 n az Sc do, POS n. ~
42e ls ButtsrmiIk Ssiyes ;sS r at 3A2e ...,.,
yesterda II carloads OF 0l56 hsd36 caroads a. jersey
Sity carloads AZ oOtn-st and carloads AZ Hoooken.
steady at Tuesdays prices with a fairly good demand
Bucks and old Ewes sold at SO 50aS5 25 common 70
prime Sheep at Sja$5 s5 and ordinary choice Lambs ~
6IH1 &c per ~ with carload reported sold by j. n. Pid.
cock g. Sons at 81 go per 100 ~
he 232 Virginia Lambs sold by d Mcpherson Co. on
Monday and averaging G H. brought 81 so and not 81 10
owing to misunderstanding Of the price read
Salcs-Sherman & Culver: lOs kentucky Lambs, oos. n
0jl2 H. at So 2O2 do SO n. at s8 2j 70 Kentucky
shop 26 n, at % 5O Ewes, l22 ~ at - % IL Bucks
J. s. Pidcock &Sons 2O3 Virginia Lambs e5a n. at
81 60; 2i7 do 20 \, at 81 50; 2t5 do - n 4: o. 5o
SOB do 6G2 s. 90 235 do IS y, at ~ 372 IA do
co.. H. at s. 25 lGl West Virginia do, 66a n, a
81 1871 do 63, N. sG 10 500 Kentucky do 6js n, ~
80 IS % do GS b At ~ 75 ~ Kentucky Ewes lo6 N,
az s. l2c 10 Vi einia sheep, 93 n at - 23 western
do s3 n a. - = 2io T"Nas do SO =, at - o5; Is Ken.
Judd Buckincham: 1856 Texas Sheep, So NJ at Sc per
n 81 do - ~ Die 30 West Virginia Lambs, SO n, ~
CSC > Bucks. 126 ~ at ic.
So n, at - 0j IL d. sil2 n at IS s..
NJ Collins: 2So Ohio sheep So ~ at % 80; 226 do 81
p S Kasc Az Buffalo sheep ss', n at IS o5 per 100
Hume & Mullen - state sheep. go =. 4ac stass
Lambs 80 n, at G2c DO. 80 n, az Inc. 80
465c: STAT Lambs 81 N. at TIC.
Jelino. Wright Co. State sheep, so n, at SC III
-RScoip,, SO carloads n os9 head-32 carloads
Jersey CITY. - carloads at 4othst and carloads ~
IGObokn About half carload for sale but not sold be-
fore Change. Nomnaly steady a: ~ load 30
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore July 16.-Cotton dull; midthEs l2,sc.
Futz. Ssd95c; Longberry, 90d95c; No ? 81 staleF
No ? red, 9lc Western, weak No 2 winter rel 'koC'
92d92,c; July. Ole; August, S9'4 d0Oc Scp'HDef
90L d90cc. Corn southern quiet white ooc yeIoN
49iad5oc Western, hrm mixed srot t9f pa JS OS
nrm ungraded Southern and Pennsylvanis 36a@c; DO
Western white 3s2di0c; do do mixed, 36d31l2c Riid'a
No white. 39i2c. Rye nominal; choice 1oo1.c :
prime. 52d54c: good 10 IA T. 1880 nay nrn p,u'
to choice timothy $I1as12 so Provisions steady Bnt-
ter firm. Eggs easier, l+2dl5c. Conee steady no
carcoes fair, !9a2Oc No :, ls,dls'.s Sugar steady
fairly active 81 1911 Is. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer Inactive: cotton zoe; Hour l2s 90; gran.
2d cork for orders 3sd3s sd. Kece.ps-Flour' 80
wheat 81 go; 20 900; oats, fO,VoO; IN hln"ht-
Flour $50; wheat, j6 900; corn, 3oOOV' Sales
Wheat 1sO 900; corn, 10000
Boston, July 16.-Markets unchanged. Reccpts-Flour.
so bbls. 1900 sacks; corn, 2l,O0O bush; oats. 5000
bush shorts 40 tors.
Buffalo July 16-WheatNo. 1 hard opened weak; sales
Of 500 bush spot 95c 30 900 bush f., a. @ilic
closing 9G9c; spot No. Northern. 952c no. North
ern 92G02cc; winter wheat hrncr; sales " ears 80
rcd 931,c; Il do 70 arrive, at 932c on track
bush No. white at 81 d3l9ic IN store otn
steady. with fair demand No. yellow, f2'ici NO 8
yellow 4oc 40. 2 i2c no 3. 414c In store Oa'1
875,c 81 carloads at 3sc closing at S2c Rye d9 so
, Sc Ia Flour quiet and unchanged Mirc.h
firm and unchanged. Canal feigts firm and unchahfcl
Ncw.Y0rk, wheat. 3-c Corn 3sci oats, 2'c lunpf
. Albany. II G5 to N"w-Yor6, -. receipts Flour
5000 bbl. corn 2s2,O00 bush oats. lo3uDV 0lsh.
Shpmcnts-By caual-Whost, 900 bush corn. lVoOp
bush. BY rai-Flour, IS 900 bbs; wheat 2oVoo Dh'h
corn 10000 bush.
Chicago july IG-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

officers are president. Dr. :. H. Prayer; vice-pre'i-
dent John Herman: secretary and treasurer, james
D. BaUiu.
T. 4 Calins Of Elizabeth. y. j.. Whcclmen, l.
cvncctcd to toin the Ncw-J Jersey Athletic Club.
Tho Kings County Whccmcn'S annual picnic Will
,aLc place on SUNDAY at Lake success.
somc objections are being raised 10 the mile and
half course selected for the Middle states Re
satta. on account Of itS not being straight 1t lS'
however. excellent in every other respect Tho
trial heats viii he rowcd on August t. and the hna'
on the following day.
II. F.. Laurie of The Caford and Ripley Road
Clubs. and f. Willis Of the Povtechnic Club, two
of England, fat wheclmcn. visiting In this
country and will before returning give Americans an
exhibition Of their speed. and try and lower some
record.
An International regatta for profcs an1 amateur
oar-mcu viii take place at Duluth next Monday.
The canoe club, n the n"ghborhood Of New York
are talking of combining for their summer resatta''
to he held oa each SATURDAY during June and July.
The cricket game, to take place at Ia. r"rhcley
oval on Friday and saturday will doubt draw a
~ 40 the -amc time. w. ". Nindle. II the
HcrhcIry Athletic Club. Will attempt Ia break the
one mile ordinary rc'"rd. and George " llrndc' ,,
hroaA tnc one mile safety bicycle record, heli
an op,n twenty i've mile road race scratch
wlu DO under the auspices Of the Hudson County
oour.c. on July 2G. starting AZ p. m. sharp.
Prize, VIII Do" awarded {" the hr-t -iV men to hnl-h
Ihc rlcc Will hc open 10 Ill amateur. the wheels
ridden to weigh NOT Ic-- thaJ thirty i've pound,. Eu
tau.c frc -. to hc sent 90 W. &. Marion. No. l26
~ san .-t Ncv N'rh civ. on or before july ~.
mile. in length hlylu, good surface, and ' slightly
rolling
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July l6.-4 p m.-The sales OF the day In
cludcd 10, 400 jsles American.
Futures closed quiet American middlng, low mid; MD
ding clause July delivery, $3.50 buyers; July and
August delivery, 6 $3.50 buyers August delivery,
3j-6fd buycr. August and September delivery 3)84d
sellers september delivery, q 33;s4d value september
ald Octone delivery. 3-6id sellers October and Mo-
vembcr delivery 3s-6id value; November and Decem
Der delivery 56G4d value; December and January de-
livery J5.6if buyers
,.a.yc ton, July 16-Cotton nominal mdding lllsc ;
middl.ng, lOsc ordinary, l02c net and gross
receipts, bales exports cOastwise, tllesi stock, %
bales. -
Norfolk July l6.-Cotton steady; middng n.e; 4;
sales 10 bales stock 030 bales.
Baltimore. July l6.-CottOn nominal Tnfdng l2lsc I;
nidding IL lll6c good ordinary, 10 l3lGc; stock
$40 bales. -, -,
Boston. July I6--Cotton firm middlinc, l2i-c; low
ndhs, Il'sc good ordinary l07,c receipts 300
Wilmington, July 16-Cotton quiet; middling, 1li2c I;
low middlng. lie stock, 40 bales
Phladc phia, July l6.-CottOn firm middlin9, 12hc
low mddng, 1lsc good ordinary, l0'c; stock, 4,J3t
bales.
ol,annah July I6.-Coton steady; middlng 11hc;
low nddling lie; good ordinary, lose sales, bales;
stock 26S bales.
New.Orleans. July l6-Cotton steady middlins.
II 9l6c: middling. lhc; good ordinary, 10 Bloc
and gros, receipts 81 bales exports 10 the Continent
80 bales exports cOastwise 250 bales sales 100 bales;
stock, 2l,l79 bales
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
L1vE srocK MNREETs-nY TELEGRApH

Buffalo July l6-Cattle-Recept, last - hpurs $40
head tots for week rhuS Far. 1850 for same time last
which u New-NorA: 100 Tor sale: market unsettled:
Sheep ambs-Recepts last hours 500 head total
Tor Ne. thu, far % 600 for week 20 POO
consigned through $500 head. 1000 OF which New
YoIk: 200 FOR light and prices very
lfogs-R,cept, a-t "a hours. 6l8o head total for week
80 100 head r. tine last week, 20 100
consigned through 100 head. 3 22O ~ which to New.
York 2OO sale; market quiet but steHdv selected
medium weights selected kcaYy ends and good choice
heavy I'd York weights and mixed pigs and light
YOrkcrs - light pigs. - 90.
Chicago July l6.-Cattle- Receipts 900 head ship
meuts 5000 Market steady Bocves. ~ G0dfJ IS ::
,e r - 6OHsf sc stOckcrs and feeders, 50 ds3 90 :
cows bulls and mixed 81 2ja:3 . rcNts cattle 81 $50
t3Gj Ilo-S-lsrcepiS - 500 head shipments. 5000
,hrsd Market we,k lower Mixed s3 GG6 q so heavy
's3 - s2 light 80 95 skp, 50 s3 so Sheep
Receipt, 600 head shipments. 2O00. Market steady.
closing lower. Natives. SO 5)d,5 so Texans, 80 5Of
~ 20 lambs, $jds6 so
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Successor, Pee Weep and Montrose declared.
An interesting feature Of this handicap is that a
weight should assigned Emperor of Norfolk
who Wa retired a cripple two years ago 1t said
recently that he in training again, and this
seems 70 be a confirmation Of the report
The plates stolen from the feet Of the mare lIuntess
who was killed in railroad accident at WarrentOn,
MO- have been recovered BY the chief Of police and
b. g.. Y. Hawkins the owner A marble shaft is 10 be
raised over HuntressS grave al LatOnia.
eelding UG hrarkets are few hni he has been
paced otener than almost any other horse OF his age
49, can oe named. II seems 20 be his peculiar PRIV
49, 70 nnlsh third. He third in the Volunteer
third In the Tidal Stakes third In the Realiza
~ Son' Mru In the LOrard. As two year old he
- "u0 In the fremont Stakes, third in the July
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
CRACK FILLIES TO MEET.
AMBULANCE AND SALLIE MCLELLAND IN
THE LASSIE STAKES.
TOURNAMENT TO RACE FOR THE sTocKTo
STAKES AT MONMOUTH TO-DAY.

STAKES AT MONMOUTH TO-DAY.
A card ~ average merit is presented as the Mon
,,outb Park attraction today. In the race Tor the
Iasse stakes AT six furlongs over the straight course
eae McClelland the most consistent performer Oh inc
T. Y c. this season. will renew her httle Datle lor
supremacy with Ambulance. There are no penalties
N be carried in this race but there generous al
lowances which let in some fair youngsters AT Hshl
u,.ighfS Yet no one will believe that any flly now
IN training can run as fast with weight of aS Salhe
McClelland and Ambulance can with only 10 POUNDS
on their backs. the Lassie stakes will probably
be reduced 10 a match between these two. Ambulance
has beaten Sallie on dry track, and sallie has
beaten Ambulance in the mud To-day the track Will
be dry and fast.
The stockton Stakes for three ycar-ods at one and
one-ausrter miles. bring out again the mlucky
tournament. who loses more races shaL ne
ought win than three year OLD on tlo
turf. There's telling what may happen 70
defeat him to-day. lie may not like the track lie may
not 10 ridden in the highest style Of the art OF Jockey
ship he may have had too severe trial yesterday vi
the day before he may have grown too fat on that nc
California hay or his headstal may slip something Is
bound 10 happen TO him. BY the way, speaking OF
California hay, Matthew Byrnes. salvaors trainer
found II impossible 10 get in perfect racing 'l o!0
regularly fed on IT, 1t is too rich, TOO iattehhg' Ho
tried IL for several weeks on Salvator ana fHen% o
his ouck Judgment soon dscerned that the King ana
oeen of the turf were unable give the best account
~ themselves while eating IL. so he substituted less
nutritious hay with results known TO all the "oIu'
Mr. Allen ought TO give Tournament less oi H. lie
gross colt, very gluttOnouS fellow, ana should oo
Ih.raly fed but the food that he eats much TO
fat Tournament begins to look potty before and e-
letty behind That ought not 10 be. Change his nay
Mr. Allen and he will successfully.
W. Lakeland, who is a shrewd, calculating trainer
never goes 10 Monmouth without mission Ills
mission to-day is to defeat Tournament with PhoehA'
lie NAV do it, Phoenix has proved his ability 10 60
mile and a quarter in fast time, and he can carry
weight To-day Hamilton will ride mm at IL
pounds seven pounds less than Tournament cdrrl'S
20 look out for Phoenix. . H.,
The other races are promising. and, with ial[ udS
and a fast track some highly interesting sport shoun
he seen large thrOng of spectators
These are the entries in full:
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
LIVE STOCK MARkET.

NowYofk WEDNESDAY. July I6.-BI.I.VES- Receipts,
-lugntcrr, rs carload, to eNu0, alive ANA - car.oaH,
o a. nhr@yt u 3S soad. ~ b. to Inc naiEct
va, mod ratcy aftlSe and him FOR so2d {Hl ~ nuI
At srG9i OF per- 100 ID; poor GOOD Na,''c SEER AZ
- 1odtl 90 and f." l' pigI , PLY ~ G ~ AZ ~
9>o % and rough steers SOLD a. % "'' - 0'''' '
eaee adycCs reGo taS %a9r S ras 80 a' a. tG4do 4 on
ant SIC Der H. American steers At llH2sc' di~>Ncd
nS Cit5 @ Ncv.lok sail, today win 900 ggltc,s
and viii take 81 instead OF 900 head ihr OHhoo Tor
Is.imudl, Will carry out 81 De'Nr' ana 10 Nh'' ,.
m tb,. S,a and wi b, aO,cno weeks It 3, un.
d'r,ood a no plitN on business ana partly for tn
onr e b. ooe at"g his large (p't trld on Che o,nrr
r,, his clerk 9no a~,,tan. "a too af'cr ai, m.
ci@ honc ana sell his m"rr' cattle at uf jersey cay
'''11i, 'S1a1i,,-Nvton GnIcst II o9,G ,Go G''rs I2}s 2
io $50 y 81 10 - 492 3o 9 ~ a 9 Is il @iana 3
4g Ya. lig' at M - a. 81 do 1000 n ss . ; do io3o r.
M at - 40 Il do l2i4 N. at - J'2 l. do l2I" ~ at
d. Ino m at - 50 do 1880 n, At - > - Cncsee
DO s5 n at - % g DO l2i7 ~ at - 60 - d. l2Ci
= ~ IL do lSI5 N, at - 40 do 1000 at - :,
do .s s9's"sss g. at - 3 o. so$tqS S5sq g. LOO at a,
2@ n At - G5 Il do, 4S' H. at - % II do l24S H.
sander, a E,ntg' ycn EoqS4 sa S's e. at 2aa "a o A' 1913
iiumc 1 Nuen State Bulls, 7S3 n. at y . d.
'o@ o@Iri" ~ Wright \ Co. Bulls lo9s N, at - 50
WWu,CH COWS-Rcccipts, 1G head IN" larger rsrt
,on ,,nad direct 90 Long Island and country da RS
Marriott unchanged with ordinary to chOic" COWS S'IhhR
" CIIVf, Rcccrts ( lSS head-3.6S1 at G0th--tr il3
a. Jersey Citv and 9l dlr,ct at Iobokcn me marH't
,,ne SLOW AMI prt', fell on fdiy 4c - M tetor" the
clos, With olor 500 head lat arrivals unSod But'r-
milk, brought 3d3l,r zone lot 3'iOi mixed calves 4d4'c
and Common to extra ycals jdG'ar. 90
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