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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-18
SEALED TENDERS

Will be received at the office OF the
Minister of the Interior till II o'clock
noon on WEDNESDAY, September 20,
1893, for lumber for construction of new
wharves, Honolulu. Specifications can
be seen at the Office OF the Superinten-
dent of Public Works.
All Tenders must be endorsed "Ten-
ders for Lumber.
The Minister of the Interior does not
bind himself 10 accept the lowest or any
bid
J. A. KING,
Minister Of the Interior
Interior Office, Honolulu, September
I4th, 1893.
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ANDREW BROWN,

Sale of Government Land, adj
Joining Poha<uhalku, Ha-
1ual<ua, Hawaii
On THURSDAY, September %, 1898,
At IL o'clock noon, at the front entrance
of the Executive Building, will be sold
at public auction, the lease of piece OF
Government Land adjoining Pohakuha-
ku, Hsmakua, Hawaii, containing an
area of so acres, more or less.
TermALease for 10 years.
Upset price $50 per annum, payable
semi-annuslly in advance.
J. 4. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, August goth, 1898.
3470-4t 1855
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-18

Sale of Lease of the Govern
Inent Remnants of Puuepa
Cd and Kokoiki, Ko-
hala, Hawaii
On THURSDAY, October D, 1898, at
II O'Clock noon, at the front entrance of
the Executive Building, will be sold at
public auction, the lease Of the rem
nants of the Government lands OF Pun
epa I'd and Kokoiki, Kohala, Hawaii,
containing an area of 500 acres, little
more or less.
Term Lease Tor 10 years.
Upset price 1925, per annum, paya-
ble semi-annually in advance.
JAS. A. KING,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, September ), 1898.
3476 1496-3t
Gale OF Tenancy at Will OF the
store on King Street and
adjoining the Chinese
Theatre.
On SATURDAY, September so, 1925,
at II O'Clock noon, at the front entrance
of the Executive Building, will be sold
at public auction, the Tenancy at viii OF
the Premises occupied as Store on King
street. on the Waikiki side OF and adloin-
ing the Chinese Theatre, Honolulu,
Oahu.
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All kinds Of artistic printing at
the GAZETTE Office.
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Honolulu, August %, 1898. 3469-td
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Provisional Government of the
Hawaiian Islands.

kKkCUTIvk CoUHCIL.
\. Il. Dole, President Of the Provisional
Government OF the Hawaiian isl-
ands, and Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs.
J. A. King, Minister OF the Interior.
s. VI. Damon. Minister OF Finance
W. o. Smith, Attorney. General.
ADVISORY Council.
+. vi. Hatch. Nice-President OF the Pro
visionsl Government Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
g, Bolte, John Emmeluth,
Cecil Brown, f. ID. Tenney,
John Mott, w. r. Allen,
John EnR, Henry Waterhouee.
James F. Morgan, A. Young,
Ed. Suhr +. NJ. Hach
Jos. p. Mendonca.
Chas. 7. Rodgers, Secretary Elk. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

port, Of more hot weather. predictions OF continuation
Of the hea ssSp de1 nor s gnh ss &
there was stampede Of local both here and at tH
Me the On Bet T asne Of tSe d i SEs
checked export tadIg however anu S" small bust
a slight advance abroad showing that the strength wss
1900 bush including 5000 eu.a Sr S eS9as IN.
bush for milling. a. follows No r quo'el 22e under
elevator: lac unde scpomtcf b tor and 2e under
scptcmber 1Gat No req l0go9 DS1 e on on private
70 Pc under september dcllvc,e ~ :: northern LOO
HgiG Il corn pna se was Sedy cSs hs
qs Pea S Sc qs P:o"a @ aS s n Fac 'aSssec
due .ar the par. Of lhe local short, q
3clt which h1@ lw been 80 long continued to excl,
alarm. Mall aayices, as well q later tctlgsSnic Re
shown great unaniny regarding IN intense heat which
now gag to be ,hrye@g aa Later ' the CROP IN;
,ged da and c , ,od IN G% G soTn n 70 e.
Ing to support the market a. most Rs9e H @IP'cd
TSd a ter r Sla@ TG wa ' r1ccSy no Interest .'
the uarket just al the cose thce wa, qur.
Tie cio.e was strong at The advance Ca-h corn wos
very quiet the advance in Bcs 'hnghng eNgLt t,adc
bun August price elevator; AuSa.t cip'ed at
bush. ATsThe market for oats followed The
further advancing during ne forenoon tTrnns dgl later
There has been some talk about rust nrv ol , oo o It
SIN believed that TIE crop Is to ." Scy hc one 0 ,hd
nressitie. ~ rnrors as 10 feeding stun is giving
relative strength 10 the expectation Of an unusually helvy
export demand this year. The visible supply OF oat-
Diving tho week has decreased 10000 bush The
for oat- followed the advance IN ne other market
at the best prices, win quit good demand Tor bo'
and futures. Cash oats were ..,"i' hlEher ana
strong with .oes Of 81 bush for The local trade
follow. no oats. 10000 bush; 36tg3ac ana 37',a
~, delivered. No = white. - COO bush ~ "15Sc; No
3 white 3GLd37c: track white. 10000 bush So i5c;
track mixed GOO bush 81 l. G3~r. Ky ,.-NdFNtl IL
active but nomralv AT j1G3sc nominal Tor ho1t
load. MALT Market non NAL al un-haneed price,
GOaS:.: tvo-fowcd state. bJGt''; sN-fpwci.
-5l soc SfTDS-Morr active and strong; sales.
clover 400 hac- prize n 81 90, CLOSING I'll 80 Du
Timothy Is quoted at - 3ONs4 ~.
Option quotations follow. For comparison me closing
nr,cc Of the previous day and for the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

MErALs-oNTne local na,A,t for pig !on con,
iron ma kct is reported ioiows No new f@tur' have
developed during the present week iI1Hr continue ~
Of either buyer or seller make contracts. II ia r.
oed tna Ionc, Lqgr one Of iii I' NShla u" i.
ha, been idle since the mt Of the month f"f the Pl
lviu - mn, ,II,,, Ion. ha,. bon closed since
last poit but nothing Of any account ana on4 "n
ec.l and pig iron scrap i pIitcuaIN o'i.
The best oncr that We can obtain to-day for old non
iail, sl6 I'M ,bus-. efh Old steel :ss ar PioDaDl
price That buyer would De willing to pay; but mr. -
$50 tons Steel billet sci 800 DO ~ 900 do, - :
400 tons e,,enc fS Ion gig NJ i st W aS w.
va GSntn1e' ag 6 The s ao1 Sra E%u ar N not al
HSs hat e pfc5 anu are S' qS5ia6y iore The fact mat
work IS lkely 70 be resumed At srhly lowe, , cot de-
termination not to buy except to cove actual ana '"
ae'r 70 s2i bt not many ale or ~ Il, M M
this p'It 40 tons. LlI,-Tee market for
sPtr oeS d" Snl n" nct AT f to Is @ cav at
i905c for spot delivery Zoe Tor july 20 and I925c for
IadaS '' ed sau EV L2Ab"The naraet Tor lead
xas nrse'S ?d @@T" go ocoer Xn2cnI md
pecember 5joe - lhc IT Louis lad market closes du
1g t ~, M'S Maria1is ~ MddoSoIo J"Is
foundry Iron 80, ,ld Austcr iam july si-Binca tin
~. billet tin ~ LONDON Jny 2i,Sp,t copper. go
- 3 hree month Tin. csl = Cd SOFT spanish l,ai
OPEN hss GOOD oaasc pr% &s"s o"
35a2Gc fancy 5000 cGntriireal Ordinary ladlic
NAVAL SI9hE'7The market for spirit Of turpntne
Rosln ruled quiet Without .s1a%sc in ggisrs
bbi.; splrlt- turpentne 1910 bb~ ur. 2s47 bbls.
27s.o in na,hn made bbls; i;osin-Ccmmon strained
VI 65 cool aimed .: 10; T.. 81 2losl 800 T.. a ~;
3 o. II h. 81 5So e sG g. % w & 80 PGata
,. h. ~ + h. g. 10 pitch lght weight. II 80 ;
0cENN FGEiGmIs- Market for freight. shows irregu.
arty from the appended quotation shS~ng an ai,an.c ..
a to p Xe%Sa al and t. 2 {" Sa nd ID to A S
rat for to Liverpool remains steady at I'd. Pc
troeum rate !. ia In m so,n way Of berth epgase
kct for prompt loading shows fairly steady
next months loading rather weaker feeling owing 10
pushes, with the coasting fleet IS rather small QUO.
tatons: Liverpool 81, London go Antwerp ~: New.
a. Cork o. g.; cotton Liverpool I'd; p.troleurn
lid In the way Of charter, business Is quiet as
follows sesmGr d 10 COG qG gran Bmor TO Aar
grain galveston To ROTTERDAM, about los n steamer
SIS 'On win GOO a 5S. STTsS@s ard Law
to St Loubes = Sd bark. lumber from Montreal TO
Buenos Ayres. 50 80
wndward Island 81 800 bark. steel rails Baltimore 10
savannah ~ 10. and back, lumber ~ Is; schooner
lumber Apalochcola north side Cuba So second trip
SOC less and third trip 81 less schooner coal ,ncr
stephen bark, phosphate pSek null River C. to
zoe schooner. lumber Charleston to New.Y ork s.
than sosc The inquiry mostly fIom local Source
we're about sSe' ps w She Go oil.
Hs. s &c.
Cochin. ssaOsc, Coz o isaaSs. Lard o ne. dS LIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July 24.-Flour dull Western SUM,
$2n$ 20. do extra d, $50 So So do lamliy Al H.
50 80, winter wheat. patent VI 75G ~ 3d. spring a.
81 BOA 81 70: do straight So J0Gx3 10: sales 50x
August. 6o 3-o@oo lie; september. 20 i2a7O 5'5c:
steamer No :, red. 30 3-iG ooc: stock. 76577y buzz
sales. 81 900 bush milling wheat by sample ca
% 1-2c. Corn inactive anu higher: mixed, spot M
July, 47d47 14c; August. AZ l-4a47 lie; septcS
Der, 4ed45 1-4c. stock. 1884 bush sales IJtum
bush white corn by sample, 52c; yellow do, %
Oats quiet; No = white Western. 3s l2d3.,c Ne i
mixed do. 36431 lee stock. 2f1 .4os bush. RYE
dull No =, 50 Lee bid stock. 23.l 30 bush. Hsv
nrm; good to choice timothy Sl7 50asls So Grain
freights steam TO Liverpool. 7sd Cork. for orderx
Js I'D cotton. .5c: -four. 16c. Cotton nominal
mlddllng. lac. Provisions steady. light demand
unchanged. Butter quiet. creamery. fancy, 21c: a
fnIr TO choice. 1oG2lc: do imitation. lsc. Eggs SLOW
he. Coffee dull Rio cargoes fair, 15c; No Z, ia
sugar strong; graduated, lie. Copper steady 10
aned. IL lac. whiskey firm. ~ 1easl 49,
Boston, July 24-Markets quiet.
Buffalo, July 24-Spring wheat dull. offerings fai,
car. No l hard spot, 7ac; 1900 bush No I North
ern C 1 T. 81 I-Sc 5000 do, 81 1516c; closing M
hard, 10 spot II Ice, C f. No ! Northern spot
90 lac do CT E, 81 3-4c. Winter wheat in good de-
G6c 5 cars do 81 lie, ) cars old No 2 red. esS
GS ice: l car do, G0c 3.io0 bush No / white 30S
80 lie COCO bush Wisconsin white, o5c. Corn dun
sellers advanced prices cents for spot, 1000 bush
No yellow sold early at 44c: closing 46c asked No
:, do as I-fc; No = corn, As lee do Washburn No y
44c No g. Al lie asked. oats quiet, but firm; sales
3 cars No white, 36c; cars No . white, Doc store
no mixed offered. .Rye-Nothine doing: No = quoted
55c Flour dull best spring, - lOa ~ 20: winter
not nay SC on wheat. but only few boats could b.
Obtained at 3-4c; sc generally asked. Corn was
taken at lie. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

oD Ssas sss' S.,. '
nss 5escu 0 sSn sa ns
a Su. gs 6ais extra sa seaens
STsi Ign, t d
,cc bank. s7e stralt'. sse, NeatsOOt-prme '2"''c
PovlsioNs-The market for provisions at New ,fGrk
been nrmer WIN grain snowing considerable at S
n,s evidence Of nquda ion on the part OF ~
q9 on an mi WIN H aH q Snser and
quotation, are NgW mS ssasls % snort clear sl2%
,ontnuc. quiet. with chance IN prices quoted inn'
y oG snsT IL A1 sSr QUIET q az
HESSEp 9 ,Sa arm 70, aud sq aSd $50 for
heaer CUT MEATs-QMct; picked shoulders, 54 as
KIN S ,s: f s.5 p.
MARKET o ey Wa. sa eonoan d. Sc ncd Cor
Ccutin"nt ic45c and South American, 1906 Options l,
aud io3oe asked Tor SEPTEMBER .,o,ov
GiFSSG e ya lear ac rSa1 iDe saw ~ The last
season has witnessed the Target domestic rice crop etS
600 aa!s Of rough RE, but at tn same tine I'M
fortunately III, lowest pee, o. r,Goi hays Scsn f
andad. common t. odnaIy : SsG2c ,, low i
extra head. a52c japan 4ei2c Patna 429+se h'"
~ So r mseo"do 50 test and ~ 'se Tor moas.
80 Gt e MTSt a @ aaa r hut
With buyer. prices quoted early Gor S
r ,e isi' 5,.%5aic pc%erei 55ea' sramiaa 81
dcrcd sac oec mould 5i@5CSc diamGnd 0a5 III 81
Wind-op A 5.O6d54c Ildgew ood A. 50Gd5i,c: Pho'nix
5a51sc; Empir' 4 49ia5,sc; No g. isln5c; ~, 20 l.
ai;9c; No H. tA.diNc No - no ID , ITO
Cano quiet nothing doing: lava. lSs fur refining.
1es sd: bet stcadS with inward tendency; this noHth
Ia. I I'D next month. los I'D.
TALLOW-Thc market is firm and slightly higher at
jI.c hid fnr prmc city -
FhRINi;-Narkct contlnu's quiet steady at 13c
nominal for lard and o. for oleo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
HE VAS RUNNING on THE ROOFS.
A YOUNG BURGLAR OPERATED THROUGH THE
OPEN sCUTTLES OF HOUSES IN
THE BOWERY:

A feet-footed young man is Otto Beiersdorf. lie
has no home and he Is a burglar. People who walked
abroad early yesterday morning In the Bowery saw 4
young man running the roof Of No. 3l2, and when
he reached the edge they him quickly leap down
10 the top OF the next building. lie carried large
bundle and the people thought that he was either
crazy thief. Finally at No. 302. he suddenly
disappeared lie had jumped through the scutle into
a room, which he had hired the evening before.
In the mean time Policeman Pollock, who had been
enlightened regarding the sprinter went 10 the top
floor Of No. 302, where he a seek-loOking young
man apparently asleep the floor, his head resting
on O bundle Of cl0thng. The policeman thought that
the youth had slept enough; he persuaded him to
20 to the statOn-house and finish his nap there At
the station house it found that the prisoner had
stolen thirteen coats, fourteen vests and eight pairs
of trousers; some stamps and two\ pawntickcts for
bracelets on which $3.50 and 1925 had been lent
The clothes he took from Herman Meyers store and
the pawntickets and pocketbook from ;. Jacoby, Of
No ale Bowery. The entered both buildings
BY means OF open scuttles lie was held in the Tombs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

As surely any known effect follows cause just so
surely will disease kidneys succeed their inactivity
that inacton be promptly rcmedied Conc 10 the
rescue WITH Hosetters Stomach B,,ers. which gives
hcaithui impulse action Of both the kidneys and
the bladder without exciting them Ike unucdicacd
stimulsnt. Rendered by this genial dure,ic and
tonic. they perform their functions thoroughly and regu
Arly removing from the impurities which
rheumatism dropsy gravel Brshts disease diabetes and
eatarrh Of the bladder The either one Of
these formidable meades Is the penalty cxacted by
nature for indifference that plain wamIng-slupgish
should be lost In the Of the remedy Indicated Bear
IN mind that Bltten wl relieve with equal prompt
sude disorders Of the stomach liver bowels and nervous
system, and or prevent malartsl complaints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

o -
COTTON-The cotton marxet a. New-York opened weak
consequence OF disappointing accounts from furolr WIN
three faures reported In London; the ""' iIo
Manchester less encouraging Liverpool showing s1'. ..
only 600 bales Of cotton; the tone OF h' ~
buyers favor spot cotton and decn" o. uN 81"
were In ANYTHING but rea-surng fOr, ana me Ie.
sus OF the extra session OF Congress not To D. 1' uPl
therefore there LITTLE buying for lnNc ti'h. ~,
count and the volume OF bushes, for the Day J., S"i'
there sharp rally Of piii. due 10 oca coN,It1 ~
consequence Of reports Texas g. the cncct thV IN
State IN erat distress for tho want % IA n ana ai
showers heIctoior. reported were NidtN Sat'l,' NV
amounting nothing factor in rcvi'na the crop tt
remains parchcd and uAprOn sing, '-l"claN ~ w.
southern Iart the state In the afternoon the market
eas~l OH under realizing. Hubbard Pilc" 70 Sli.
disappointment felt abroad at tn course q me bon,
markets Saturday aud report decline i about ""i'
with sales OF 5000 baf> IN Liverpool Mahrhr-'f coz
nucS make contracts for cloths for shipment 70 r
Weld handsome profit The manuiactuicf Ihr- en-
ga gements entered into freely without securing I'
necessary warns cotton. i felt the hnancm Hc-
preston in America Will compel the marketing o. t' ralF
make the necessary advances. or the American nhl, 70
buy freely present time. American lnGnuiactufF'
are acting great atism in closing their mi
p1r'od longer than the usual suinlnr vacation IN
up large stocks goods the hop o. an Improvement IN
their distributing az ntH; I'M season the
policy being purs extend the annual summer clos
Ing relieve the good. market Undoubtedly the
small stocks held by the sihnncrs has been
factor In closing the mill, usually thought OF In at
frhutng the closing entirely the financial drlress sion
Believing this feeling Of uncertainty VIII bring about
decline the Am rcan spinner is disposed 10 i-
low the policy his English competitors from fal
caly different motives" I 49,
0neninp range and close today and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

Rio market weak; No coffee. Exchange standard,
seconds II $50. and 49, for exchange.
Receipts 1900 stock, 10 00G BAG, Santo. market
weak good santos. nominal receipts. 900 Las
stock. l19 600 bags. Have 4aa lower London. 3"di
lower Hamburg, unchanged b. Adia lover Total stock
0f Brazilian coffee tho CnitG States TO-DAY /. 23- $50
aes: total VISIBLE supply Of Brazil In
United States. 4ls 800 bags anoo from Rio Santo,.
etc. 1000 bag total stock In NewYOrk lS73i laes
warehouse deliveries ycsteiday G209 bag stock. Now
orleans, 20 7G9 bugs In BlltimOrr 0lsS bag. Tho
market for RIO SPOT is dull and nominal on the basi u
lie for spot No RIA lOiIee freely Of d on the basis
Of 16s4c all positions, ana reported
basis. The lower market firm offers
and weak Brazil markets, with larger receipts at Rio and
Saitos.
FLOUR AND biEAL-The market for State and West
ern -four showed considerable spirit to-day owing
the pronounced strength In the market wheat
and other grain; exporters showed decidedly in
tercst; holders decidedly che, rl Offering
n 70 sparingly generally asking nd, vance on satur.
DAYS n9nrcs with buyers disposed the low
OF last week tho business tday showed pretty
ally full figures compared with quotations. the sales
amounting TO i 600 Ghg., acgdng Of winter What
500 bbls city mills 300 bbl. ,trights at SO l5G
10 - G5aSe 20 and Of spring whca, -four. ZOO
patents slati 10; 900 bbls lear a
~ 10 and 500 sacks extra No at - 25a$o 80. The
Will sacs Of 800 bbls at a. 70 .... RYE FLOCR-The
sorkct for rye flour was quiet at former prices With
~ 200 bbls - lOd;3 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, July "a = 40 p. m.-Beef in fair de-
mand. Pork In moderate demand: prime mess
western fine steady at 97s Cd do medium steady at
G3s Cd. Hams I'm poor demand short cut. bout
II to 10 10. easy at Dds Bacon in poor demand
Cheese in moderate demand. Tlllow In mod ate
demaud prime city firm at 27S Sd Spirits Of
turpcitre and rosln In poor demand. Lard-Spot
I'm poor demand future in demand prime West
crn spot duh nj 18s 3D. Wheat and -four In poor
DE-, mand. Corn->pO In poor demand futures In
fair demand mixed western July steady at Is lid ;
August steady at * Id: September steady ut
a 3 :l-4d. Hops At London-Taclhc Coast In modcr
ate demand. Receipts OF wheat for the past week
from Atlantic ports, %, 400 quarters: from Pacific
Of American corn for the past week 10 900 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

Receipts. 1000 head; shipments. 1000 ~. 49,
IS e5a@5 IS; prime heavy ard butcheF5 Ss,s<3
IS oo1ss ss; sorted light se losss is; e6cas;
head shipments. 300 head. Best endes 49,
others weak; natives. e.s$l IS; Texans. q rs
"a %; grass Westerns, - Do0$4; g.ockeis, q "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
HELD ROB MANSLA LAUGHTER.
THE woRKMEN RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FATAL
BLAST IN HARLEM MAY PAY HEAVILY
FOR THEIR CARELESSNESS.

FOR THEIR CARELEssNEss.
Peter Inde the contractor, OF No. 42i West one
hundred nd twelfth-s together with $ Angelo and
Giorgio Malo, all Of whom were Implicated IN tho
fatal blasting operations In East Onehundrei-and'
,wenty.secordst on Saturday, were charged with
mansianchter I'm the second degree in the Harlem
Police Court yesterday. The case was continued for
further examination to-day, when the police hope 70
have the foreman present
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Posey and her diughter,
Marie Adele the victims OF the blast. was held AT
their house last night at O'CLOCK Inc Dodhs were
sent TO Washington for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
Winter.
Sl,fInt.

COnNMEAI~Jhe market Is irin. Sa's, bbs
and . 600 sacks Quotations were yellow We tern.
BAG MEAL-ouict but firm. ouo'etions: Fine white.
II Csds4i 10 Gnc yellow. 81 osdsl 10; coarse 0Gd,
9sc ..... FTED-Markct quiet but firm. Quotation ~
Western IN car lots 40.h 75c; CON 75c SO.m 7Jc /:
1OO.ff s5c -harns 9jcdSl feed. 7jc: homnv chop
sOds5c cotOnscod meal. ~ 2oQtI % per 100 n: oil
neal 81 i5dsi 40. Sales COCO sacks Of city at soc.
in bags
in decidedly better form th morning. with
first ,acs showing an advance OF alc from Satudav's
Official ncpres S,ptembc selling az 735le. The principal
basi, OF. the improvement the report Of hot dry
weather In the West, including reports dry
winds another factor In the hrmness the from
Chicago the feeling better at that
OF the continuance Of the cNrOft demand, which
would be bound improve the financial situation
believed here that the situation consid ring wheat
financial matters and faith In The results Of the
session q Congress TO 4 boom In wheat
f. regarded a. possible. IL Inevitable con-
dde,ce nj becomes In this view the
arc kept rather and signs Of rally
their contracts promptly. The shgrD rise IN paved
nm imDorant rart also in causing the strength In wheat
and the advance eased from 73a,c for September
10 AXE that the market sold back % 73sc In
0uence Of visible supply decrea.e. which amounted
crease last weeks figures the In
The stock Of No and No hard spring being
onset by the Of the stock Of No Northern. The
Of PSI 900 bush in the
~ ali kinds OF anoet and decrease OF 249 900
hush IN the total socks in store. The Indian shipments
last week amounted 2S0 900 bush total for this
son OF 500 600 bush, against 10 020 900 bush
ago The wheat market was very quiet until near
O'Clock In the afternoon when suddenly there came In ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

Good 10 prime steers sold Ole year ago az Yi Jod@o Oh
the average price was estimated at "a IS. 49,
BEEVES-Receipts PSI carr or 1910 hcau-ioo
car CONSIGNED direct rlaughtcrcrs AZ ears for export
alive Drain and so car; for the market o3
opened little active ana iVa-cS
higher; Chicago advices caused weaker feeling , ana
the finish was quiet, with part Of the advance LOST
About all sold Texans aud COloIados ransed n pr"
from 90 IS 50 So per 100 cars Of outside MI
tucky stiers, sold az 40dSi 81 natives, part
cornIcd sids5 10 for comman 70 pine rev y, sos
IS p, and oxen at 10 l2ds4 %, Dus az %
10 Dressed beef trhe firm az 0eaoc for natlN
sides and 50Gc for Texas d. To;days cable aIght
and few tops are selling az l22c. Refrigerated Si
rr no oaiOc per ~ Freghts and insurance unchanged
Shipments to-day the America l0l cattle for s
Tomorrow the st Romans will laden with $50 cattle
for Schwarzchld g. SuNberger aid 100 do for ~ Goll.
.nh: and tne Bowie also sallng Tuesday, VIII carry
$50 cattle for J Shamberg Son, 400 head Tor NJ
CoIds,nr, and 200 quarters Of beef for y Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS

WEEKLY NrCElfTS.
New.York. July 81. 1893.
Beeves. Cows. Celyes sheep and Lambs. Swne
v.326 iiV el22 oO02o 27,oSI
Beeyes. Cows. Calves Sheep.Swn
Jersey City Stock Yards 334s l 1859 u 800 9.42e