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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31


Buraheim. Rosalie to Johanna Cohn. OF 79th-St
" Of 3d-sNe. Yeas si5ON; ,,a =, o,,
G q &Tenae Ga'f :s Fssa Sf%St' "''
ave- hSS OF Terrace era vSwsTe years Hossses - o7s
Charbr John A. ANA wife . ne he Actors Fu"o OIL
same to slclatn II Clln Comm etc. same property
Dali Beaja%ln D. % VIM Hennes.ey. Of loed-st e
Of E it.' Losl ana w e. Joseph schrener Avenue
- En iS',i samuel ard Ssitin solomon Gerber
Fen"r solomon aud wife. James l. Bfecse ct al.
Ss;te to julius weii. i5j ana fj7 Attcrneyst year.
S.grdncr Rcbecca the Egu,aLe Life As,g51nee
So > cor psrkate AID i?S %, , ysat' 20 and
another tra- 81, Cherry Clinton So wears +
s,eschss Leopold and another, g Pauline forbrlch'
n 7tl--t " Avenue G. ,nstall, se: 3oo. p.os 9Th.
ave n 1Sith.st 3 years. sl9s.00o.
kiseh l. ana to c Iisrtung. s5th-'i l'ta'e'
Ksfi. :, T 10 Mddeoreok. West End.aye
Loas5 q = T1s Rssca Do y5 s''a
HOI. Lev irr sI3V aSd wife to susan Dyekm'n 18th
MeMshon r AID wife TO = smith. 10Th st. "
A' Se A II, to% Earle Coth-s Columbus
,qs Msss'SH; th MsSy. - ye az $4,000
o'coanel Nicholas J, 70 Aaelph q Benihen. cor
Pierre Madeline. oscar h'mHer''sin' i2'thst
i!sdeSsla william viii & he w..ans.H Ls In'Or'
snes Go llSse' shats ne y s.ons 4esiomy Of
pessn 4 q re'Sl ssS.s; west EndsVs years
rson.cn. f3saeis sea wife 70 Morn, st,lnhardt
sssH'y, 'ne h lsA Il e sSas Rt. y
the Enisrssi Industrial savings Bank No Fact alta
st. rn lis1 duane to sesse E9,ss store etc.
cor Se Es ssd Susanna A.sSSs S saa csSs to Sarah
iIsssh tsth,t eihsye, yeI, 5 an swI.t No
%, MsRSsrs k's@ sep Isa 81 H 500 Jane
Same % David Gekstone -ame lroy-L-. 80 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
Shippers. Steamers. lCattle,l Beer
Also shipped 100 Pigs state Of Georgia. and Jos


Also shipped 100 Pigs state Of Georgia and Jos
Pigs on Aursna. ~ .
age at - 30 per 100 chicago I22 &, No. a. Is SO, 50
n at at = So II d. Y22 ~ at Is 30 q do 1888 NJ at
g rs Teas d0 go n A. 81 80 County Penn Steers
I2S7 ~ az % 4o is DO no m at 80 70 900 Oxen; At IS
= COW - 81 aG a. g 30 DO So T. 20 Bulls
ShcrSan culver: 20 OHIO ste,s l7o ? Ct s. 90
70 DO 1895 n at . - o 90 LIZ ~ ~ o " do 1868 H.
At - 10 DO l2i n at s 10 rs do lios n 81
IS 100, D. at 81 10; Bull 1910 d. at - 40 'So
= sander % Chicago Steers 1929 n at q so G ~ d.
n. - p "a do. li45 n a. - ls2 - 20 S0o
at at g 3 20 60 td TS = !o X a; 81 Is DO S.
do N is G at 90 9t DO H'SS at ~ 5 " ~
Mich COWs-OnW - head arrived; No NO sa arr re, re-
ported feeling steady. and are quolea AZ F-o"Si' per
CALvES-rcceipts, 1917 head-21o5 at Gothst ana
2s jersey 1hg market zoe Ssslns 20 psS 40 70 l Poof
10 prime Neals ranged from to o'a' II" c"O' "
7ee.,.. -1,.,cn,ocr Hollis. 90 Mixed Calves. 1le N
average at - 80 r 700 % ~ 90 III y az - a. Zoo IA
Nesl' ~ a. "a - 30: - do 1870 d. = 81 do,
iS 50 30 a 90 IS2 H. a 20 80 $50 n a, 60 TO- ~
- % :, e 2s d. ia o r. at 90 is ISIS
81 A. 90 90 do 10 ~ Is 20 l4S do l2a d. at 90
80 &c. lSs " e1 IL veals 1903 ~ at 5+e so do ne
n So ioS d. # sS s at &c 80 20 % d. iss ~
e'I Lien Dewey yss, 1 I, do g i e &c.
~ 81 o y,sht Co 90 veas 1913 n. at sac % GO.
100 S S;s Ga g. sons &s 70 Veal. dew Buenk
100 n a. PC ND LAMRs-Reesipts SO erro2ts Of 95S2
se162o carloads a, Jersey Guy eStS all for The
wef % pcnsnd and feeling .x3dy I e, S 50 pP
sEd lambs Poor .s Il sso' a. Se outside hFu Lamb;
loo tam ~ % 81 IS for ordinsiy to BEST cnpPe
sslep Harrington i39 ohe shssp l ., ~ So isS
a. sVo s a. los N 81 5oi lT6 stste Lsnos: -
:, n Is i76 %. g NJ at 16s DO So r. a o g
l39 Mehigss 90 81 Is $50 Ohio DO, o2c n AZ 81 20
80 nssh,g55Pss S Dewsy state sheep h"Ii6 N =,
at 81 isi 90 S ss d. S2 n % s' iss 90, i ioo
" 80 Ia az ios state Iarabs 70 r. at 40 80 ~ ~
0h as 90 Is, Ind ana do. 90 n. a. - 80 % w. ''
81 s9.,.,h.ek Hollis: u state sheep a. 10 IS
10 stste Lambs. - "a a. ss6 ect's i.s
do , - r. Malee s sat. SHEEP IS at e. 53 IS Do
81 D. s.ss 75' iso state LAMBS :" ~ :. 40. ,so
NJ COLIN. 80 81 20. rs n. at 81; JOS s'ip|' w.
.\$SstsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Almost absolute stagnation marked the petroleum
market at the Consolidated Exchange yesterday. The
sales of National Transit certificates amounted only
to 10000 barrels. The quotations opened at 72 -
cents which was the highest price recorded There
was little huctuatOn the lowest point being - "a
cents at which the market closed. There were no sales
Of DucEeve certificates. Refined oil quoted At
100 cents Cbulk 65J and crude at G05 cents GAO
bulk) o,
Foreign quotations were as follows: Antwerp IS 80
francs Bremen, G.25 marks London, 81 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
OIL MARK Els.

oil City, Penn, March 3O-Netonal Transit certificates
opened at 727sc highest, 72c lowest 1ec closed OF
72S,c sales "a 900 bbs cca ances % 600 bbls char
t4s GS 2jf bbls shipments s99S bbs; 1O2,l7O
pO fttsburr Penn. March 3o-Pctroleum dun Nqtonal
Transit certificates opened at 72c closed at Zee high
73c lowest, 72JIc.
Bradford Penn March 30-N0tionoI Transit certificates
opened 72c closed 721,c; highest, 73c; lowest
726se.- Clearances, CO 600 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

Wikerson sherman 800 Ohio sheep, 1O- ~ az - 'Vi
IS elippd do, IS n, at - 80. - "a
Newton A Gileit: t9I Oa.o Lambs, " 70 ~ "a o. o.
124 90. ~ o. AZ e. 1'J do s. H. az 81 10 clpNo ~
o. =. a. IS. -. =. "a,
HOgS-Reccip;s G5 carloads OF II Sw head % ~
Jersey and 30 csroids a. 4oih-s cafoass l0r
sale. The ene nrua 80 - JNat5 30 Re lco = $500.
SaIps-Eeid & Shea 93i Wc-cfn Pigs, - n aNflate
at - 20 100 n 2i7 do s. ~ at - IS late Saturday
~ Mnaferr d. % AZ II so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
Cost anO fonno

DANkEOOK 22g 1873 Of the zion ph'@ savings ln.
ID sttuton f. ssinp ANY per,Jn hlNine isin 70 IL
+ hereby called upon 10 present Ia same w' tti uNs
submit to having said pasOooh Cancelled aa NJ" one
issued.
\ OST.-Bankbook No. 9fi6S, 81 Dty Dock saving,
4 person having Ella said book II
called . b1uh within thrtY
DAYS said WIFI be- dctis cancelled aud eN-
tInruishrd IA A NJ i. ii-lit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

.6is Low Middling .........7As

esrtsy .......... .6is Low Middling .-...-..-.lS 80
- Ordinary ...Gs. Kidding ----..-..-.---o 1-lO
ks-Wl continued heavy receipts The speculatNe
|sss Eeak. the closing quotations indicating De
l14 points f0l the day. The trouble WITH the
|ress Il b.. too much cotton. The receipts TghC
Ii bel t4rtlrLlarly hcaNy, and the Hafkct - a
~ IL M cNci, more than tho natural Mc4hJ on
M tiuQ 90 account Of tn attempt mat was made by
lghsl u ce,. Tie receipts AT the ports 50 "a!
b. have been G,lS9 13S bales. against 3 ,154O4O
the CORE pOudinC time a year ago. In lANelIOO!
b. eie-vd ana there are. consequently, 40 pup
Htfns GA one or TWO private cisPdtcneS were
thlulng = somewhat easier tone. The sales were
NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
HAVANA MARKETS

Havana March 30.-Spanish gold. 1924. a240 Evchang
quiet sugar firm: on Saturday $1,000 bags C,ntriuRa
Sc degrees polarization rcsOld at SO Sl4 gold y
quintsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

= m sDot movement was again light to-day,
Z ".i9s. sfe without change. the temper Of the
~ W, ~ 10 kceplns with the decline In the option
n s,es were Is bales, al f0f consumption. Port
SfSeS hsieS against 1901 bales this day last
y, St6 bslss iof the corresponding day Ia 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
Gin propcrtn for SALE.

n INSPECTION INVITED BEFORE COMPLETlON.-'
Strttly ht.t-clgsS fOurstOry large extension private
dwellings north SIDE S2d-st. 100 beet east VI 0ha'e
overlooking Central Park. . go -, ,,rr-,,
titles YIN be- guaranteed by the TITLE GUARANTEE
ANn TRUST COMPANY. 81 IIberty-st.
WALTER REID. 1fs2 3d.ave
OOTH.sT. between PARK sGd LeNlngton.sves. 4.stoLy
SO house Il g. wide with bltef's pantry tN
tension and plumbing house IN excellent c0ndltloh
Tor sale at $4,000. CilAS. =. BROWN. ." lioefC-St
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QUOTATIONS OF BEEVES


and the averaee estimated az - 40.
BEENES-274 carloads ~ 41f3 head-94 carloads at
Jersey CITY which 16 carloads for export and ~
carloads for the market at 0Oh-St 80 carloads were re-
cSiyed ali OF Which with 81 carloads at HOboken,
direct to saughterers The market opened with the feel
inc dull but advcps from Chicago reporting light arrivals
Of that point caused activity and the closing prices
ver 1Or higher Common choice native steers sold
a. SO6 az nor 100 n n bunch thin brought
"a oxen ard stays 81 jCGSj so; COWS. hefers
S,i,s oi4s4 -. Private cable adVces ~
European markets 4d scan Sc for refrigerated
beef 49, AL. 49,. .....od To-, d.. -,
port to-day. -, ep,p,,rSrs
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New.York, Monday, March 30.
The following sales
- H. a.. H.

NeW-IOrk, Monday, Nefth ~
The following sale, were made at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day: ~
5-story Hats. with plot Of land Nos LOCO 70 9Io
COumbu-.ave, block folt between ll"0 anu l-VU' eS'
blot 2Ol .l0Xl00: Ffa1klin Ice. S2Oi,GOO ,c,., q.
! plot Of land BostOn.aNc. conIcr Io'uh'sN
157.iX7G.Gxl0OXIO0: Charles "dltr 500 10, ooo
5-story buildings, with plot u land Nos: l .5o
to $50 Tafk.ayc W corner l3Sdst plot lOoAl4o
4stoTy dwelling with ot No 800 East i! ndc s.
80 II Q dave. To- l9.CN5l.G: II WfOn6ow, Tl3ZoO.
/ similar house. with lot No. III East Obth-
90 II Q fth-aVe, lot 21A100J; II ID Hulcat ToIVV.
Sale OF building plot Of land on ParKaNe corner
107th-st was I'd .Ourucd T. April 30. $500 IL,
sale Of dwelling with lot. l23 West 94Lh.st va, VIA
drawn. and sale II dwelling with lot, 81 West 0lth-st''
adjourned sine die. ,,.-.-- -.
iona BIown & Co. report the following sales
No - Iog,ry. for the Mqnh1ttan Elevated RAILWAY
Company. 5000 No 80 llndson..t ior the estate
q & SOllc, $4,000 No l3 West Ihtt
to Louise Livingston 100 1T at size OF i'ou1i'
Julian IS COO no 25s west Thrift Tor ~.
B'na Frochch, SO. 800 Two,hundredand-ninthsl Isl, .e
tween Ninth and hntl AYES. lots, Tor ~ j. tOhhich
90 100; Van Corca, Place. lot~, for A. J. tohnck
q $40 and No. "a Fast Ffy-fftst for T. H. SheI''u'
$4,000.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
2-storv building. with lot 40. 3l3 Bcfgenst, S,
c 3d-aNc lot 25NlOO; II II johnson, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
Z ounirn property tor Sale ano 90 ff
Garden CITY. Long Island

TO LEr.-Houses, via al no1eTn iapo'saehss ,b 5
xor ssfO a 300 alsned aDd one furnished 1900.
Amy 10 cr a.dfess l.. II CUNLIFF. Agent GARDEN Clty
l. L. OF WILLIAM A. WHITE SONS, No ll5 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

'tfal a.. ~, " Wt weok lndIcabd b. the foregoing
-. 1870 ,"hsssI oecregsc. 2GG752 bush: corn In
~. u 26t h.shi oat- decrease. $50 bush: I'VE ia.
~ AND 81, in ~. barley. decrease l54 go bush
49, sAes ~ law demand continues fair and quo.
~ 80 az .tPithf changes. HAI-.lllO ce tOoSJe /,
- shts@ye .oDihO8 % fsir 100000 clover mixed
I. ~ Nei;' y...... .StiAW-I Long RYE $50 DOa
aVfs-f1. - 70. and wheat. t04i5e.
sAe y u bsna-tomcath sllaf..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANSFEEs-N. Y. CITY
0' h1;c o.e5 G2 and S % To- Sarah Kat $4,000
Adoph BendhCm aaa VI to :! }o C'9e i"o''
Cameron and vile to YIN Gamge Sea an s. ''O0
I dli1c lc S end ano ii to Hne% Bojd $4,000
'O' 3d. , 5S AND Nj ~ Charies sC6war1 500
f'M MPpErT WEI to Caroline hopkins $3.50
oiSS''j s. 5o r ~ I" Eoaer Done ~ 10000
Oo'i apl and mo- l. Why o. Po ScoS =, 1850
Co epc rae SeE e. and 81 600
S'R-t, . and % W. G fo rrse Hcpl. - 600
l1tS-aT' n " cor o3d.st. OGSioo samuel X Ne ~
l5iSst n i adj la@d joha bqssas ana Harlem m
iS4 rdk oS H 81 AND WIFE TO- Goaiaa Ws 90 900
""ti WobIfatt, and VIE 70 Fanny Lonas 25oo
'S Ehs1lc II paysons and wife to Eliza Bn]Ecy 81 800
iS- Iosa II cox COX ..''c'' 10 200
so's - and no W To- Imdyyig Ksch and ano Is 500
ave cSSi,.%ef and VIE to Louis Eisee 800
tihIsom and VII. 70 Wm Rhlneander 1t al $50
lS'S sndo s. e. al to chsolm 1850
'' iiHi2Gvres i Isaac SS Dycaa ud vie to
''s ctr al 10 the RcttSr Church Wadsn Sc $1,000
SS 100 .s io Merritt To iie1py Gpp. 5000
To- Nm no Si oTG ri'' ii''' 81 $50
tba fscS AZ and WIFE to William Tycns 10 900
''' Baaie McEiaiDpey to mcfy srtdori ~ 10 $50
HANNA COIN i and another TO- Rosic ngqhcin 1000
i'7 100 Lizzie Rome fT to Theodore Ebcae 5000
O'' RaSkn t. 10 TY stanton to 'o'''' O.VO $1,000
Iay LnrS r. S fref D to Chisholm 2i5oO
ost't y,o p 2SS o. 0'.''r % 500
iot6si 'D" 525 It Of I,tayc Hcny Waters to
1s5,.t s 81 100 Il Of iitl.aye 25N79Il lsn.
9iG Robinson and anohrs to Msagj 5f ''o
qo5 5r to L o. O. Rf92 $3.50
s,th.st > $50 e OF 9daye, loNlc22; John 4, k,o
SrIer and wife to Gcorg" EireS' 70 r.r,c 4'''''
pace g. %s.55ZXilil&44sxis4 Iseae Dy;k
A,,esst avn w Us Il n OF Delanceyst 25vs78; sol
Gerber and another 70 Samuel Er9el ana o. soo
ChSrry,st' u ; 1873 II e Of Clinton.st 2i3,9s0
Marcus Rosen and another to Chas J. ChaH' a mn
2s.5 T''' no. $40 West; Jacob Brand to \ % ON
@' lac. 5 % 50 s.snSt S 1s1 fSai9o5 sarah
w TbcoIS. Ebn % to F1ctS 81 S1 osac $4,000
Z RodsilcR Ge led and vic j J. orsn 10000
Pauline Fofrlch to Leorold lssl69,her ya 17'o
1ithst II :. 325 It Of 1staye 21xN II VIM IA IN
Ave D. o g0r Seb'''' -oN'o "a OO''' 81 900
1osa ss . y 90 6 It othayt 2ozICo Umsn .Oo
'2 Slo S ZEE N to Ma; dine PSee
"iT"Ri c,naon 20 o. Hl,S.r - $4,000
ioIaoam b.oc.r p, s. os- Hsssov i'o' 1900
12i,h,.t. 20 400 East Fcoser to Della -.oo
cear r'n' P5pk West :. So It n 7o9:,t 25y
l So, ca Hand cNef TO NeN.ioH n,''o''' $4,000
NJ Pierce to Title Guarantee and Trust CO.. '''''
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@ in propfrin 20 Eft

mo TFT-Tbe highly desirable 4story, hRh-sieop;
Il brownStsoe dwellings. 1911 Past Icd.st! atd LIS
Nscisoa.svs Apply 10 ARNOLD. CONSTABLE So''
1eth-sl aud eth.ase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

y ~, 20 I'd In store March % 2f6.6sO bush.
q ya 1909 bush last week. and 1915 bush this
~ 49, eso, Snck o. 10 mixed corn March 2o.
,.s Skainst Z! 2io bush las, week and IA 5SS
.lsas 80 80 80 S.osS Of no oats Msrsh e. 1880
~ LIONS bush lsst week and 2S4 T04 bush y
40 's''-'s bush last week and 1876 a27 bush a
'oppg Of eIsln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

/ T. s. Light House Engineer Thirteenth District
Portland. oregon, March o. ls0L-Pioposals VII be
receive at this Office until y o'clock n TUESDAY the
2lst Gay OF April. 1891 for furnishing the materials ana
labor OF All kinds necessary the completion aud de-
livery OF the metal work for the Umpqua River Light
station Oregon. Plans. specifications forms OF pro.
pO.al ami other Information may De obtained or a'-
plcaon to this once. The right Is reserved o. tflTt
ANY or al bids and 10 waive any defects T. " ~ u
Bt RY Major OF Engineers, L. >. A., igh' Howe In
eineCr Thirteenth District.
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flats 10 Get, tlnfurnisbeO.
PARA WEST, 22J

near s2d.s directly facing oycest part Central FaI
Elegant suite hnr appointments. house services
highest class passenger elevator rent slO0O. -
A SEVEN AND EIGHT ROOMS. steam heated. deco
a rated hall boys elevators fuel; SlsL sd sts, Gear
Park i5th.st.. near Madison 41thst; near Lexington
al light sunny apsItments elegant bachelor s1ltes deto
,ated steam heated furnished for desirable tenants Par
iicuIars O'RElLLI BROTHERS. New-IOfk Stsf4ee
Warchogse Onces, 44th-st. and LeXington-aNr
,r,NE YOSEMITE. rark.aye corner 62dst-VeEy de-
srable auaftneht. exceptionally ght ana sunny 70
10, I'm mis- nrstcass 1reprooi building. Moderate rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office Of the Superintendent Of Repars United s1tc'
until II O'Clock, NJ April 7. 1891, 10 furnish and place
position piles &c. at wall, adjoining Annex
with the schedule and specification Each pa must
be with certified check for 800 me flZhJ
reject any all bids Il reserved The SPECIFICATION
can be and all Information relative thereto obtained
lent of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31

sr,UT CONTINENTAL HOTEL. st Sea Isle CitY. y. J.
l win b. let the sfassr or tFm Of year, hppn
10 GEORGE Al. BECkLH az fnhAnH'"' Fhi1i
dslphis.
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Droposals.

d ROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR TIE
L NETWORK NAVY YARD.-February %, 1901
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for Tobacco FOR the
New.YGrk Navy Yard. TO be opened March 81 1891, I"
viii be received Bureau OF Provisions aud Clothing
NAVY Department Washington, j. C.. until Il o'clock
noon March 81, 1891. and publicly opened immediately
pounds Navy tobacco The tobacco must conform TO the
NaVv standard and pass the usual naval inspection.
Blank forms Of proposals viii furnished upon application
70 the COmnandant Of the Navy Yard Che Navy ray
ara tobacco Will be furnished on application TO the
bureau The attention Of manufict and dealers Is
invited. Tic bids all other thing ing equal decided
by lot The Department resCrN ID 70 waive CO.
iccts or TO reject any o. all bids advantageous
TO the Government. EDWIN STL ART, Paymaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York. March 80, 1891.
Reeves Cows. Calves. Sheep and Lambs, Swine.
1857 800 446- 49,, -. 40i choon Ctrrr,1nee
jersey City Stock Yds, 451S Y 5ts s4o97 2Qes4
S,XtysttSPfr n 4 o'o o., -. 26 500
fDbOken I...-...-....- 3O14 G2 90 4OS5 -.---.
pcceints last week $780, Is 33S 22o 3G72 32C44 46 1874
Peeepts week last var IA 597 253 3O7 @0SOi SO G37
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-HT-TT<FS1'
THE FINEST
npE0I VA St.A PORT
ShNt fItAs IN THE
SUNNY SOUTH.

Animal business SIS 100000 Ire nearby mnfket-sar.
oen farms Ia 1909 sent Moth q 600 600 worth o. cry
fruits and vegetables In 1870. st,ogVO ON NVf
igerrasing Oniy I: hours nom NegAofA' SOL ei,nat
rsets freight rate shipping facilities. roads, ave
hsifs &c iii favorable. The finest Ia the L. 5 The
tst sithe year.round climate In America Corn, 20 cts
y, nnsheI hay sI4 per ton milk 10 cts pr QuarteAn
IN ia produeed oheap~F than az the Soru fsst "
three copies nonthly journal giving
W., Incarnation CITY aud county property i0I sale cheap
iva '"''' T.. JACksCN. Norfolk, Va
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2.storv building. with lot 40. 3l3 Bcigen.st, n
3d-aNc. lot 25NlCO; II II johnson, SdsOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

i9jih.st n :. 700 n 7th-ave 75vl09 10
NJ pierce 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co...
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-26
To Prospective Owners
Lots at Pearl City
81 81 u # -
Special Inducements
TO PURCHASERS

1st-The o. r. & L. Co. agree to carry
purchasers of Pearl City Lots, for term
of nine years from date of purchase, at
l cent per mile second class, and l1a
cents per mile first class, and so stated
in the deed.
2d-Those who build residences before
January l, 1892, will be furnished a free
I pass for themselves and families until
January l, 1898.
Sd-Those who build residences after
January l, 1892, and before January /,
1898, will be entitled to a special rate
for each homestead, of 20 cents second
class and 50 cents first class from Homo
Is cents respectively each way.
4th-Those who build residences with
in six months from date of purchase
will receive from the Company, after the
improvements are completed, 20 per
cent rebate from the price paid for each
lot built upon.
5th-Those who build residences with
in one year from December 1, 1891, will
receive from the Company, after the i'm
provements are completed, 10 per cent.
rebate from the price paid for each lot
built upon.
6th-Those who build residences before
July 1, 1892, will be entitled to receive
from the Companr, 40 per cent. discount
from our regular freight rates on building
material, while building.
7th-Those who build residences be-
fore January 1, 1898, will be entitled to
receive from the Company, 25 per cent.
discount from our regular freight rates
on building material, while building.
9th-The Company will transport
builders and workingmen employed by
purchasers of their land for the purpose
named any time before January l, 1898,
at 10 cents each way from and to Homo
lulu. Workingmen's train leaves Homo
lulu at 6 :15 A. NJ, reaching Pearl City in
time to commence work at 7 o'clock
Leaves Peninsula of Pearl City at 4 :15
P. NJ, arriving at Honolulu Station at
80 M.
TO- Those who have purchased Lots
at Pearl City previous to this DAY can if
they will, avail themselves of the special
inducements designated above as 3D. Sd,
9th, 9TH and 9Th, which are in addition
to any inducements offered at the time
of or previous to the sale.
~C. V. STURDEvANT or JAMES F.
MORGAN, will quote prices on any of the
unsold lots'a Pearl City.
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND Co.,
B. F. DILLINGHAM;,
General Manager.
Honolulu, Nov. IA, 1891. 1921 If
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-26
SHIPPING NOTES.

ne steamer Pele left on Wednesday
SaoOn for Makaweli, Kauai, with zoo
Sa SUGAR machinery ex bark Pass OF
v Among the lot were several dltfu-
Y barkentine S. n. Castle will finish
,ANng general freight tomorrow.
E.Oark Albert was locked at Wilder's
yesterday. She sails for San Fran
aIher tomorrow or on Saturday.
" steamer Iwalani brought HOO bags
SS'f from Hamakua on Wednesday.
v american bark Coloma, Captain c.
AYES, was anchored in the stream on
r~fSslay, November 25th, twenty-four
rom nom Astoria, Oregon, en- route to
s2309qg' whittier she will proceed next
s,~.sSlay. She has six European pas
a, and large cargo in transit for the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-26
4 Sad Affair.

It'll stated that some sailors from
the U. S. S. Pensacola were prac-
ticing at the rife range the other
day. While they were busy knock
ing the life out of the bulls-eye one
of the marksmen was taken Ill with
fits OF something like it.
His comrades became frightened
and Immediately started for a physi-
clan. They hunted for some time
and finally found DIR. Hammond
''the lover of workingmen."
The doctor informed them that he
was not that kind of a healer, she
was only business man among
business men," but if they wanted a
burial lot at low figure he could
oblige them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-26
JAPANESE WRESTLING.

An enterprising Japanese with a
name as long as the Punchbowl road
arranged wrestling tournament be-
tween his countrymen, that took place
last evening. He hired vacant lot on
Smith street, erected an improvised
tent that reminded one of an Orien-
tai pagoda because it was so differ
ent), and hired a numb er of chairs.
Then he sat down and waited for the
public to drop their dollars into his
hands. They did so in spirited
manner for while, until the lot was
filled, and then the fun began.
There was wrestling in seven differ
emit languages, and it was not con-
fined to any special style; they gave
you a little of Greco-Roman, then a
large chunk out of the Marquis of
Queensberry, a trife of catch as
catch can and bit of London prize
ring rules.
There were about twenty con
testants. led by long young man
with a name, whose opponent was
short person, who went in the ring
as matter of principle. It seems
that his grandfather, who has been
dead some twenty-five years, was
a famous wrestler IN the land Of
the Mikado, and this youth wished
to add more laurels to his family
name. The long young man
grabbed the short young man by
the neck, and he bit the dust. The
above mentioned long young man
wrestled all the contestants, and de-
feated them one by one. The au-
dience enjoyed the antics of the
Wrestlers even without interpreters.