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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09
UNITED CHINESE SOCIETY.

A T THE REGULAR MEETING OF
N the United Chinese Society, held on
the 81 inst, the following were declared
duly elected as Officers OF the corporation
for the ensuing year, viz:
President ...............,.....G Goo Kim,
Nlce-Prcsident ..........,.W Wong kwai,
Secretary .....,........,,.. thlnB On,
Assistant Secretary. Lau thock Sing,
Treasurer .........,..,...,Wa Wal Shing,
Assistant Treasurer .-....... Lum Sing.
CHING ON,
Secretary.
Honolulu, January 3, 1888.
Gl7-Gt
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

Mr.. w. r. Castle gave picnic on
his grounds Saturday to the Hawai-
ahao Sunday School, of which he is
the superintendent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

An alarm of fire was rung in on
Saturday night near midnight. The
fire proved to be in house on the
makai side of Beretania street and
was extinguished without the aid of
the department.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

Hon. Paul r. 1senberg has pre-
sented S75 cornet to the Royal
Band.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Diamond Head, 8 p. m.-Weather
clear, wind light north.

Jas. F. Morgan will sell pianos
and furniture at 10 o'clock Wednes-
dav.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

A Chinaman is under arrest for
furious and needless driving. The
celestial Jehu will appear tomorrow
for trial
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

School children returned on the
island steamers yesterday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09
MONDAY, JAN. 8, 1898.
MI A RINE NEWS.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
SUNDAY, Jan. 8.
Stmr Claudine from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Mikahala from Kauai
Stmr Mokolii from Molokai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

G. F. Horner has been appointed
on the Lahaina Road Board in place
Of G. Kaluakini, deceased.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

The band will play at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening instead of Emma
Suuare.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

Don't miss the new adj. of the
Golden Rule Bazaar. There are
music, mechanism and money in it.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

A r A REGULAR MEETING OF CHINA
N Engine Go. No. D. held Wednesday
evening, Jan. 4th, the following Officers
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

An annual meeting of the Catholic
Society will be held at
the Convent on Wednesday, at 3 pm.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

An alarm of fire was rung in on
Saturday night near midnight. The
fire proved to be in house on the
makai side of Beretania street and
was extinguished without the aid of
the department.
At the prayer meeting in Central
Union Church this evening the
theme will be thanksgiving for Gods
revelation of himself, and for an in
creasing apprehension of Christ's
relation to all human affairs, led by
the pastor, DR.. Beckwith.
Justin V. Mccarthy, school
teacher at Lahaina, Maui, gave HIM
self up at the Police Station on
Saturday for safe keeping. This
morning he was committed to the
Insane Asylum by Police Magistrate
Foster at the request of DIR. Peter
son and the patient himself.
D. X. Fyfe, once Jailor of the Oahu
Prison, pleaded guilty in the District
Court this morning on a charge of
vagrancy. Fyfe asked that sentence
10 SuSpclloou III ~ WIEN aiit IIoPuNy
Marshal Mehrten assented. The ex-
Jailor will be exported to Australia
on the next through steamer.
At the meeting on Saturday to
consider the scheme of Mr.. A. NJ.
Mellis for coffee stand at the
Worlds Fair, Mr.. T. r. Walker,
chairman, and Mr.. E. E. Carey,
secretary, were appointed commit
tee to make an estimate of the pro-
bable receipts and expenditures.
What the Hendry Breaker and
other soil pulverizers can do is
stated in the Hawaiian Hardware
Co.'S column. There is also some
burning eloquence in re ranges and
stoves, which discounts the argu-
ment in the "million-dollar suit,
and some irrefragable logic on
lamps and glassware.
An officer found the front door OF
H. Congdon IL Co.'S store on Fort
street unfastened last night about
l1:45 o'clock. The back window
was also found open. Nothing wa.
missing and nothing was founC
tossed about. The Portuguese store
man had evidently forgot to lock thu
doors in his hurry to catch the car
The illustrated organ concert a
Kaumakapili Church tomorrow
evening will be very attractive al
fair. The colored views as shown
by the photo-opticon are grand anC
of very large size, and the music vii
be appropriate. Tickets are now OF
sale at Thrum's bookstore, and can
also be obtained at the church door
The fellowship meeting at Kau
makapili Church on Saturday even
ing was addressed in five language
without Interpretation, by Rev. A
V. Soares (Portuguese), Rev. j. Ok
(Japanese), Rev. NJ. Wong Chinese
Rev. Dr. Beckwith (English), ant
Rev. j. Waiamau '(Hawaiian). Rev
w. b. Oleson and one Of his pupil
of Kamehameha, together with Mr..
Mary Clement Leavitt, worlds lee
turer of the w. @. T. T., also ad
dressed the meeting. Hymns wer
sung IN the different languages |
: the same tunes.
, The Hawaiian Fruit and Taro Co
: recognizing the demand of the pee
pie of Honolulu for clean fresh pc
has opened store at the corner {
Queen and Alakea streets for til
> sale Of the article. The poi
machine made from fresh taro an
is absolutely free from the foreig
/. substances usually found in the po
! sold in the Chinese shops, Mr.. Y
3 f, Wilson, late with L, II, Davies
CO., has been installed as manager {
/ the enterprise, and customers f
1 large or small quantities may re
1 upon their orders being prompt
filed
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

At the prayer meeting in Central
Union Church this evening the
theme will be Thanksgiving for Gods
revelation of himself, and for an in
creasing apprehension of Christ's
relation to all human affairs, led by
the pastor, DR.. Beckwith.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-09

Justin V. Mccarthy, school
teacher at Lahaina, Maui, gave him
self up at the Police Station on
Saturday for safe keeping. This
morning he was committed to the
Insane Asylum by Police Magistrate
Foster at the request of DR.. Peter
son and the patient himself.
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29

M little Ss rsy "liy isry c%' %si ia ia IA
GS5 9SSbn@ market. Say It ars anebangea G p -cs
steady. obbine sales BEN. nao "i o rud" % pr"e
.Sic onsI.de. g. Yellow pr%c 49, M a., GHrrGe ,,as
S9c @ PRIME .oa SUMMIT erorK Tl'e Sccosnu OIL eyIca
5ra5Nc: Co~hin. Gi2oG1c cod oil $50 fo. L'fu ",'
::sr tSleptta. raw. C2. Eapcsc'd. soaG'c oSye-
Italian. common II DBL. 'SGOg TpSIi, Winter ssas5r
bached Winter $500 na,aIe .,ips ros az eg Scachcd
-prnc 1850 natural winter 7gisc ela'erd ~in,sT
5od5 brached 52a Sc W Me"Raac', @ r"Sr r sT
25c dak pr,sG SGc; brown .e-1 t,Sic rintir iir
ss s,c'e9T9 s'"ssc esc "S!'F SE g a..
@ p9,on ds a.. 'lfr1 ne, o Ga oo ac
on fes hnyinr orders. IAt.r EriCes ic' bark as,i9
49, C. ''5 1sod u t,ay e.. sl3 s;r 'o%.!o %
ihc n "ns,h q Fnesh market. rrc- bring = 81 - ~
higher: quotatol, are: Family Td-"4' a.. MS, n'eS,
hiT .nNMS Ndrt eT AZ u@I;s SI3 q; oooi G3',9 .9
rS',a c~er lacoa nominal leo1 So. lcon - eor
-, -, ood @5 4,a7r d. hams 20 o.i5-: rirkI~l bile
qa.t and 'ra' I'm 2r,1 ?, iy N wr''.r3 ls
I..,d sii e,5c. clty ciosed At o. vim sal. Of
100 orround s'-c lsancd for conla'o ,oS '..,
'pr I".cd at 2 9or. nominal octoler. $50. nominal.
cI H~f T p, ' a. a. "a@ saoa ac'"l c % "".
Gre reported ,c e. 'epg hang !" nodr' iy hcwrr%
caicIna and ioul'iana common to ord,i4nary s',asr
e. f,acy ,5.a5,,c: e>o, 1sod 5S5[c; Japan iaisc:
r'ga iai W. 9orS d. 3tS9S' aa'i pn .a rplv held &,
ricc- tonruha above d'o;'d rat. So important -l'e'
,,,te made. quote. centrifugal. 9G i"-t |'-"t
m,,coyado - t'~t '-lGc m@a,.r- -rea, - TT
for lava and L. I'd for fair refining. Beet iat quic
I,-cnt mouth quotrd m 10, net month lf- ia
finn with ~ kinds heavily o,cf."d aud icilrfS ru-inR
fn f,k. ordef. for Hnr aIfuiltI Pfio- are 81.
last quoted and ilrr. It uo prospect oi any ehant'
lriug made firr. or not unii r'i,n.i-
,a,h with their ofd,f-. Quotations, -" To- whole
sale lot. Ihr ouf-id" figure a. thr G,o'ai irs
The refining companies aHd III" inside fatrN
after dldrrtipg rebates at ntc.ni ~
lowed NewYo'k and phlaNnllha refners ais ollo"
Der trade discount lots o. 100 bh, or more ana
on les quantity T. ncl cent They VIII no sell los
fhop - hils For sugar packed m bag. thcr, j. m
e1dtona charge rranulat~d but re per on ola other
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29
LIVE, STOCK MARKET

NrW-No-'- S.pt.ufpr
PrIVr~- Receipts wcrr 20 caI~. 30 hcad-lS c,r-
y" ',' ing A. urrhans.i prices a. at Gastr for
nati,c ,id~- and i1@6rc for TeSas and Colordo DO
"a f'"I l .: G5 cattlc AMI 10 .leeu Oh thc Or,noco
t't lfnn,' iin,r onorrn,. IN. NufirI ,,ili carry
% Nr,jm Sh,? lor cWS Enr"pr. II head Market romn,lly
dui a, +2od-5o per had for common to choice cows
A'CNWfS"E,c~p,> wrrc esl hoad-eG7 at siNtlcth,st.
81 lcr~y CITY and 80 At Other market. Reg
.oId nr .,Gss p"T 100 x Vim re,lN choice orcra
as-cr, and burnSs q, = . ":3 30 : e"' " = 'o
~a- DnIenlsrt % S,@I - u a'o,'sg ~ -
Hall,nbech { noIii.: scal~ 49, f' at 80 butter
''''n nunc nv Malea 30 ,c,l- rl5 n q, ,os
NJ collin = o's's -, % g. g. % 3D. y ! To-, si ~ "'
J. = rico,b 3. 3 veal. 30 II ., - . do. 80 p.
81 = ,,nder g. ars-.- i7G D. a. - 30 do. - n
o, Il 80
WITH TiP Ny GSD G2ue rs e 1G:l; :acr. 10 1ls &
dirct ro butahcr. = ear. or GS,G head ana VIZ
Tre unrkct ruled firm Cor both .heep ana uFe be. .o9
hocc Or rN' 10y los on oa" +" 1'g 'rm " l"b @ ~ 4 y
- 80 Dressed mutton firm at 5'-os@c per % d'r''''
''>,i IVA 90 800 rcnnsy ,ani, larab. - 10
o.aee At - 20 pr leo p !, ~ a, G2 's o M a. 80 n at
5l5o + rrnn-ylyana do - p .,a e. - ,.. q, r. at
- Msrhcr,oe 90. ''' N''F'"'' ''"o'' VI
j. : K,-c. - rcnn-yl,anIa lambs. % N AZ - 30:
.. - rs" reop;,',s55 g q. lamb; q = Gs 3; n n ., :
II I"n~ l,apa .nr % aeo at W.. 'Jip9n lambs
Wiss-@1 S,g'i;, S5 Enri,c5V d" - D. A. II 5O: ial
K.nuc,y sheep X 70. at ~ 20: DO - : at :" .',o
" cN'in, 30 r.oe-y i,ani' lambs 20 '' at - '0'
o., wp.,crn do Ga ~ At - o stat" do % 49, At
Iiagc s. Nas' ~ % g? ~ T"-or' '"- - m at = 90
W,', p lex Ry co.. 30 '' s. ~i,r aa~ 3o = at - %:
~ noes re,o,,. %, .,.s or eG7 head ~ c'r> at
I.r~,v c.tr AID . car ~ Tor.rth-~t na % ,l ',
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29
THE ST.fTE or THIDE

Ba'imerr sept. > Flour gaN gncaa@s"1 .,.,, ,sj
S'itglb'r '' .H'' ',c, 'Si"n't. w. 60 y,orr
h"r. lt'.H,.i-c. steamer 40 ic'i ~ 90 a. ~ ,' a.
S-oI-t bush. -nics. lr,."p bush. milling wheat 10y
sample. 'gp,o'ac. corn am ana r1sy' miNra a 5l23
and September ~. asked. October. ~ ASKED .
wear So asked stock 1878 bush. whit" corn
by sample 30. yellow do. sc. oats nrm at steady
Ne4tarn gii lf..,c. stock 2ap Is. bush Rye dull;
No . s2ni3r stock l2.2'o bush Hay hrmcr' sooi
sul steady. unchanged cotton nominal. middl.nH'
,.,rso.s fiir $50. No r. l7c Sugar strong.
sr,ntIl,ted &c. copper quiet refined. s'.c. other
articles unchanged.
Boston. Sept, Flour. dun and easier. Corn
Dut, easier. ,liuu,d ssn8gc. 80 ! and $50 > white
ai03sc. Shorts quiet. winter bran. 81 MpSS. spring
81 Pork higher and IN st'ady demand "hI mes
NsHsS ~, extra prime. SlNHSlN 3d. Lard steady Dc
mand Al AN adyance pHf. k'tur r,md'I'h w. 80;
quiet AMI unchanged luti.r him hut In iSh' &C.
nauI. extra fresh made Northern creamery, 2yc,
bet Western 2sc. Cheese i'm steady, fair demand
DhO Hats. nrm at lOi - for extra fresh arrivals.
N,w-Iork extra small. He Egr~ scarce and higher
Tor frrsh-laid though demand not very active:
choice fresh Michigan. 22c. other fresh gathered
Western. 9lc. Western ce-house stock lSt2Oc. Re
crpts for thc wee.-Fiour. dt,B bhis and 'j.1S
sacks. corn. Ei4l3 BUSH oats. 2o'oi' bush. shorts
IA tons
Buffalo Sept IS Spring wheat limits nrmcr. de
nand light Tor spot. sales cars old 80 North
gnn gr sge EoT,io1n vT o do e ce S' % '% S S1sn
closing No Northern old. 72u72i.c do new, G'',c
spot. i +. new. c,+.c. old. G'sc Winter wheat
lower, . ears No red sold al $50 No white
No yellow. i5'.c. lSooO bush No corn. "a,
ipic:. cars 30 corn. H,4c; closing No yellow
5c No corn. iilzc: 30 g. H.. oats quiet; hrner
sales . cars No white. 3,pGilc. cars No .
mixed, 33c. Barley Fair inquiry. Western. 5oaG5c
Flour quiet. easy; best spring. 50 2on 81 -; winter
quiet. weak. unchanged. Canal rreights dun wheat
&c; corn &C.. oats Sc. seed r.c asked.
Chicago. Sept. 2s.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN y C. II. r. r. r. CO. LEssEt)
EXCrRsION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR.
CnCD TEN DAYS. Si7.0O
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKET, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Iss.a leave Wet 12a-t station, Ne". - '0'
;t;.,o /. ll.-lauf local - Sirlcl,Oh bi''s'' wv
ud1vs west Of Coeynsns Junct ~,
r.:,D I. H.-Da.N lccal To Albany "hu Sa''eoe' IA"
i1r cai O. Albasy sundays only. .... L..
1910 4. N.-DAny FOR Albany. tuea, syrdcu'e no q.
ert.r Buao. Niagara rails, De'fois' SmCa,'i e. ~
,1:s5 M.NDaiiy except sunday. TO ca, Nl Noun.
Ians Ncw Pa Il. Lakes nohohk ad M,nsns@ass.:
AlIany saratoga. caldwell, Lac Ecofse. Pafor ara
$40 r. W.-DsiN, except Sunday, ioF C1ishIl Noun
5.tj r. w. .Il1it f,r Ahpy. Mon.r al itcl. syrau'e.
Rochesicr Buffalo Niasaa balls, Toronto. Dttsolt.
c eyeland and chicago. >.,. .,,
t3O p. M.-Daiy. N,cit sund1y. for NeMbuig Albany.
Saratora AMI Montreal. lailor c1r & hii-stln
SILL T.. ior Albany, Ur"a, Syra use i;oc le,ter
Bulso, Niagara Fas. IOToato De ioit IIeNelahd a1d
la"Sf.tfaw Local. 90 a. IN. 2a5 3j. :i5 ?. n.
Newburg local, -. 10 10 m. ! 10, 80 10,
WAGNER sl,e;ine car~ for Aih,nv. rtca. syrscuse.
Rochester Bri'aio N,gaia fi Toronto. Detroit, CeNe
lant ard Chc1g. al through 'rains
tcket tneabes. psrlor ana seep ar a'e9g sa,
nodatous. Information. Apply ofees: Broodyn, S5s
Wsshingont 73G fulton-st, AnnoN 9ricr feot a ,l.
woy li3 BoAery, 81 East iith-st 50 Wsit l-5'n't
'' General Passenger Agent
Wand rbit-l,e. New N'lofA.
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY lssa-TEN

-, clear sides, i2l.c; all rlopser lo1se
rps & Siges % 900 ~ loose short clear sides to choice
Market firm fancy Egins saSsc gathered s eTeS sc
At dairy guotabe rner al fresh nearby 1ta'' "a
tggshe market ssaav IS sales iss bbs at "a at
Co., os-pecember wheat ocpIosed at
eis,c sold TO 6i7.c 10 6esc, " o,nder December anu
e7-c BID Cash WGIs WnTG were fairly actvcs, No
cline Close on track-No No. epc. medium grades
snring sc: No hard winter &c % Sc; October
size samples steady and hte zoe: No Wh1ac de
isc no = @c corn dull 80 nc 90 10 70 81 a.
Timothy seed steady, casn @ nTerings from 10 TO
3, 80 Flour du and lOc lower - SSoS ~ Export de-
figure for domestic patents III
N,inpeanol,s Sept. 2S-Wheat wi was mostly sellers
lower The buyers Of YESTERDAY TTorthwest. weaker
today larse e trade were the princiRss than
of The decline There were "a "arttve early. but
BUYERS The m arEeII aeI ess Ceaances from TS ony rhy
NtIantic Coas; were moderate 49,, buving against
auppGTt enS The demand Just s4Se nrket
owing to The light offerings 20 Receipts of cash
rom Ole arre but there was go1u % t,.t
and everything except wnen hea. t Tn. demand for
p W. moor Prices were lower pu. nv nstiv
50 than futures were; 30 cent below December.
%onslterinr the heavy selling. the markvi "ei' the
well No mostly y5I sIn No a. , Northern Nearly all
w. ybeat received that graded under NO va"
smutte!. -. .a Tn email
philadclpha Sept s-Four-Fair rad IN ns,sadv s,,,d
its t e,isfv near wants and market ruen SlJdnssd
Wheat inactive and fcatui'rS' l'i' - nc,oLer 7Oi
i'llsc No red September GaOaf, 43" ,7siSc
80 o.ti,, marker weak and declined ltci cos
Inc nominal: No mixed Septemb,r anI ~ n,
~ ~ i.a.r. november iSmiSisc: December, inr
i-ac 0ats wgak prices declined l.c on l2cai ssl S
ints and i,c on futures, 40 , white SeptenDgsi' g D
5Sisc: october 3j4N6c; November %fim5'ci POM mn
cenber 3fi li31iic Butter hrln Du' iunS MA
n3nt syTa"@ Extra "Wshoesa &c do jobbng, sg3Ic
Provisions -Iohbing fairly at steady prices. i'dn H.
pure civ refined lOlnllc sugar kehhen n,ha, ,In,
with light offerings; quotations Unchanged o'"ei
articles unchanged
St Louis sept 2s.Fiour The feeling wa wa' donS Gay
and rather i'm buyers favor lditle wa uCi',
Bran lower. ana only moderate G@maiu sE, hi,her
point below > cars sacked at 5'c w Mheal n'ss, 81
recrpts y, Jis btisB shipments, Ely) Dush' ','p
tenber .lIac: Octohsr. 6lsc December. ob'sn",tc
Nav 7isc. corn firm but lower. september 90
October 362.c: December. 90. y.m sy,sc' ~ ~
3g7.c oats lower; october. 2ic; May, @1tc. torh
STANDARD mess selling ar 81 ,laSs; on 0r'isrI srI
mnats- shoulders 7iic longs and clear rlDs' iVc F,
shorts lose Bacon-Boxod shoulders 52c' l9h-s on
and clear ribs ua.rlli-c; shorts, il 's"I''c ils"
wines steady at 81 T..
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29

po ss"Y0Es ss ' 20 se sIs Rs' ss
sripts today, p, ,72e bales this week 1873 5os
France $500 bales Continent 5449 bales Consolidated
net port ,esepts 20 far tns week lSs bales exports
uncnt 13 9s9 total A $50 bales stock 40l 7O5
bales Liverpool cob.s-Spot cotton, moderate demand
snd i1sis ssc pSs'
1000 tales; American 100 bales miadlngs, 9;l6.
seciins Clq.sa steady At iaaSs desae Janaafy Feb.
ruary, 4.29A.3e; February March 43!a4 32; March
sspsn sS tS'MsS
Novembsr December PES Decembcr.Janusry. l27d4 42s
COFFEE-1ne coffee nsrke. opened quiet in the
absence OF Brazil news and with probabilities against te
regular Communication with Rio and Santos being early
resumed There was very little local interest the
The sales and The bids indicated compared with lat
piphts prices from unchanged 70 10 points decline Tn.
European cables were Disappointing and % o'clock
BaSre showed ynstangsd rather easier prize.
:Ts we mote Nc slrs.aasss from E3ssnd
are called large. being about IL 900 bag
All the local traders watching political event, in
Brazil and the time DELAYED shipments 70 BE-
expected We mote o. the result Of his possibility a
stronger relation with the general market There Is some
talk OF large short interest in December and with the
statistical position very strong the
considerable unNasnes The stock OF Brazil coffee in the
United states 30 Oo0 bags less than it was year
4 but go 900 Mss and amount ;or
States 1863 600 bags ls:s than i was year ago tosy
Up to O'Clock sales only $500 bags the OF
prices at sbs. hour being follows september 1913
1910 to 1888 March l5.55. The prices a, O'clock
repre.sned by the later fsue indS stng deeline
10 points The closed steady and unchanged TO
to is points lower The total sales were 1890 bag
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29
A.Ehlcn VALLEY r. r.


1900 4. NJ. daily ior MAuch CHUNK and inter
,.i5 4. VI. daily for GENEVA; .RoCHrsrER,
oDa pont.; chain T. Wilhcsbarre, Pullman to
500 \. VI. daiy oNcep, Sunday for CLINTON ard
1880 A. oi. daily hr, GENEVA, RocnEsIEg
i1imen se,,,r to 'Cmi, NGo VA H~.ralS: Pullman
Rurst sleeper Chicago Via Suspension Bridge; con-
re,tilns for Reading aud Harrisburg.
I2:ao q. VI. dolly, except sunday, for FIMlRA and
all Intermediate stations connections for P0tSlile
3:tJ 4. VI. daily. except SUNDAY, FOR JUNKHAN.
MOCK principal inirm,diat, sta ons; chair 10
" WlAc.harrc; connsc tons for Potissile.
sol IN PININFIFLD and intermediate stations.
5;I5 4, u. daily eNcep. SUNDAYS, for MAUCH
(IIfNK aud ntcrueilate stations chair Ia Elston
600 =. VI. daily nr BrFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS
and all Iunt~ West Pullman sleepcrs 10 Chicago II
Buias and suspension Bridge Connections for Read
and Harrisburg.
500 +. VI. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA. RocnES.
1rI. IllIFNLO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Wet; Pullman Buffet sleeper 20 Chicago Via Suspension
Bridge. Pullman sleeper u Buffalo.
Additional SUNDAY trains 10 80 A. n. for Mauch
chunk intermediate stations connections FOR Potts
Vile: 40 T. NJ. Ea-ton and intermediate station.
General Eastern Orce. 81 broadway. Ncw-Nors CITY.
TIansf.r Company VIII call Tor ond
check from hotel residence through 10 dcs
tin1ton. ~~ ~~ a. w, MN NIM ~ ~ II
Gcnl sup't. Eastern DIV
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. 2S 3:B p. m-Beef in moderate
demand. extra India mess firm at lOls 30; prime
mess firm at sos. Pork in fair demand. Hams !, IN
steady at SIS. Bacon in moderate demand; long
clear middles. abou, ij 10. steady at SIS: long and
shoulders about y TO IS NJ. steady at 3Js Cheese
I'm fair demand. Tallow I'm good demand Spirits
Of turpentine in moderate demand; steady at 2ls.
Rosin i'm moderate demand. Lard-Spot i'm poor
demand. futures in demand Wheat in poor
in moderate demand: futures in fair demand: mixed
Western October. duh at Is la,d; November dull
az Is nd Hops at London-Pacihc Coast in no de-
New-York tribune., 1893-09-29
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
Excur~ion Tickets, New 10 Chicago and Re.
turn. $500.

Excurrion Tickets. New.York TO Chicago and Re.
turn. $500.
special Coach Excursion Thursday, sent. -.
Monday. Oct =, "Wednesday. Oct. u. Tues.
day, Oct. ~, saturday. Oct. a. at sl1.OO.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds ralr leave
foot OF West i2ds follows 10 minutes earlier from
Franklln-st.:
Sil5 4. VI. daily. via Niagara fals Through Pulmss
seeps New.York 10 Chicago. Reclining chair cars free
to Niagara fas. Arrives Detroit ;'5 y. m, Chicago
8 80 y. m, ST. Louis as a.
7,l5 =. NJ. da y. Via Niagara Falls. Reclining char
(seats free N.w-lork to \ sgara Falls. Through
Pullman slecpers NevNork Chicago. Arrives Detrols
40 p. M, thieago 80 m, ST. Louis 100 y m;
g,l5 A. VI. daily for Middleown F.lsburg Monuce'
To- Liberty White Lake, Carbeadale, Scranton, Walton,
Delhi, Sidney, Norwich, Utica, Rome, Oneida, Eutols
oswego. Niagara Falls. -.
Lake Mohon., Lake Minnewashs and waikiki Valley
Railroad stations campbell Hat, MiddlrtOwn Elem
Vile Mountain Dale Centreve. Fallsburg, Monticello
Iiuleyyle Lbeny falls, Liberty, Parksvle snd Liv'
ncston Manor. . ,,u,
,,l5 +. VI. daily Middetown; Summityille fe!is.
burg. Liberty, Livingston Manor Rockland Walton sa'
Tickets and Pullman accommodations 37i broadway:
Company calls for and checks baggage
J. c. ANDERSON, q. r. A.
SO Beaver ST. New-rot