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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Second Face Won on Protest.

Second Face Won on Protest.
The second race took place on Sep
TENDER 10th and for the first time
since 1871 the cup challenger crossed
the line ahead of the American boat.
Just before reaching the line, when
the Valkyrie was still to windward
and the Defender to leeward a length
astern but still overhauling her, the
American boat was blanketed so
much that Der baby jib topsail and jib
shook, and Captain Half, seeing this,
luffed up little, evidently intending
to let the other boat go ahead for the
purpose of enabling him to pass her
stern and to windward.
Captain Sycamore at the Valkyrie's
tiller noted this move and luffed up
also. 1t was then that the thousands
OF watchers on the surrounding boats
noticed how dangerously close to each
other the racers were. And just at
that moment, too, snap and rending
sound was heard, and it was seen that
the Defenders jlb topsail was flying
loose in the wind
The Valkyrie's main boom had
swung around and fouled the Defend
er's rigging. To those who had wit
messed the accident and spraDg for
ward at the omiDous sound, II seemed
as though the Defender trembled with
the shock. They saw her topmast
bend and her topssil swing over as
though it would break away and
groan went up as though the brave
boat which had won so noble victory
few days before was wholly d. barred
from even an effort to secure second.
The Valkyrie, which had crossed
the line first, had gained good lead
by the DEFENDERS disaster, and had
probably q little more than half a
mile advantage at the end of the first
leg in the triangular course over which
they sailed. Her gain was something
less than four minutes in the beat to
wiudward
From that on, however, the De-
fender, while not perceptibly closing
the gap between them, lessened the
time aud they crossed the line not
much more than two minutes apart
The Valkyrie, according to corrected
time, however, won from the cup de-
fender by just forty-seyen seconds.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

At 3:25 o'clock Hank Half, with his
keen blue eyes ranging up the high
seas 10 windward, knew that he hsd
reached the point where he could
fe,ch the mark. Around he came,
with the Euglishman sharp after him.
The Defender was leaping through
the seas like q blue fish and steadlly
increasing her lead.
The excursion fleet was banked up
disgracefully around the marx. Inc
Defender wheeled around and started
on bee line for home at 5 1873.
1t was q broad reach home. The
Valkyrie rounded at 3:SS:2o and came
down in the wind in beautiful style.
There was mist cropping up in the
south, and folks began to feel anx-
ious. The yachts could not get away
from the hampering boats. The latter
crowded around in the segment of
circle, like groups Of admirers around
a proud and pretty woman. A great
many of them hustled for the finish
line in anticipation of the result.
The squadron had formed on either
side of the finish, leaving a long lane
of open water, down which the racers
were TO come. In the meantime the
white rose petals had grown into lean
ing towers of white. Then at the foot
of it you could see the long blue body
and sharkIike nose of the Defender.
On she came, growing larger and
larger, until she loomed high over the
head like a moving cumulus cloud.
Then, aud not till theE, could you
realize her tremendous bulk. You
l. 81 hn xutr IA
in the wide caverns of her sails, the
click of block and tackle, and high up
among her curving mysteries OF can
vas you could hear the twang OF taut
cords.
Then, just when she was prettiest,
she swept over the line winner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

The yachts Defender and Nalkyrie
III, each the pride of nation, met in
the first of series of races for the
American cup on Saturday, Septem-
Der 9TH. The result was victory for
the American boat, which won the
race in eight minutes and forty-nine
seconds. The race is described as fol-
lows by the Chronicle:
When the starting gun was fired the
English yacht was coming for the line
on the weather Of the windward tug.
The Defender was just behind, but on
the weather Of the Valkyrie. The lat
ter got across first, but it was mar
now margin. Right at her heels the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
TYPHooN AT KUCHINOTSU
Thirty-siX Vessels Blown Ashore AND
All the Crews Drowned


NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-A Herald
special from Victoria, B. c, says:
A destructive typhoon Of unusual fury
spent its strength at Kuchinotsu
shortly before the last steamer sailed.
All foreign ships in the harbor were
blown on shore With a few eXcep-
lions the houses in the town were en-
tirely destroyed and partly wrecked.
Thirty-six vessels became total
wrecks and the crews were all
drowned. The wreckage, lashed by
the awful fury of the gale, pounded to
death hundreds of men, women and
children clingIng to the floating parts
of the vessels Uttered over the sea.
The loss of life was enormous. The
crew of an American steamer spent
the day in rescuing the drowning.
An Irishman banned Mcguire res
cued large number with lasso from
the lifeboat.
The damage done by the floods in
Gifu prefecture, Japan, is very alarm
ing. Six hundred aud eighteen viii
lagos suffered, 399 bridges were
washed away, 20 people were drowned
and p, 226 persons received relief.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

General Insurance Company for Sea. River and
Land Transient Of Dresden.
Having established an agency at Honor
lulu and the Hawaiian Islands the underj
signed General Agents are authorized to
take risks against the dangers Of the seas
at the most reasonable rates and on the
most favorable terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents TO |; he Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
HE SOLD PEERLESS PAINTS.
Supposed Attempt to Infringe Oh
Peerless Paint Company.
Notes from Career of Former Owner
Messrs. Ables and Walton Hold
Patent Rights.

Some time ago C. J. Wagner
came to this country and after
career which attracted con-
siderable attention left the city
under cloud" Wagner was the
owner of the Peerless Preserving
Paint, and soon after his arrival
disposed of all rights to the sale
and manufacture of the product in
this country to L. c. Ables and II.
P. Walton. During the last month
many of the business houses in the
city have received a circular letter
from 81 K. Hall, Manufacturers
Agent, 221, Front street, San Fran
CISCO" soliciting orders for the
celebrated peerless Preserving
Paint" on very liberal terms.
1t is supposed ttat this is
scheme fathered by Wagner to in
fringe upon the rights which he
disposed of to Messrs. Ables and
Walton. That Wagner is not
above entering into such deal is
shown by several letters written to
q friend while he YVES endeavoring
to get out of the country. In a
letter from Waikiki, dated July
9th, Wagner wrote, II intend to
leave here this a. M. via Maalaea
Bay on Kinau, where l will 90
under the name of G. w. Moore
and endeavor to get the first sail
ing vessel to San Francisco. 1 am
going to write another letter which
you can read to any one so as
to throw them off. Especially
read it to Walton also promulgate
the assertion that am at Molokai
looking after the Wilcox, ETC., any
thing, in fact, to throw my enemies
off the track"
Again on the 7th, in letter
from Hilo, he writes: Expect to
be in San Francisco in twenty
days. Say nothing of my wherea-
bouts until you hear from me
again" In a letter written on
board the barkentine Amelia,
Wagner explains the details of his
escape from Hilo under the name
of G W. Moore, having evaded the
passport law by stating that he was
a tourist and had not been in the
country thirty days. Il felt easy
as we sailed out of the harbor, but
a little nervous the following morn
ing when we could yet sight Hilo."
Later he writes: "Should any in
luiries be made about me, say that
will be back in Honolulu with
that will knock the |
paint business all hollow, and that !
you would not be surprised to see
ne turn up at any time, and you
let / 1uiH not. I am only too glad
% have been able to get away. No
more Hdwaii for me
Manager Walton, of the Peerless
Paint Company, states that an in
junction will be served on any
party or parties attempting to sell
The Peerless Paint in this country,
Is his company has purchased the
sole right to handle the paint, be-
sides having got out a patent under
The laws of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

Several years ago 1 was taken with
a severe attack of f1ux. Twas sick in
bed about ten days and could get
nothing to relieve me, until / used
Chamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoes Remedy, which cured me,
and has been a household remedy
with US ever since. J. Q. MARROW,
Decaturville, Mo. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, SMITH & Co.,
agents for HI.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
DEFENDER WINS TWO HEATS
American Cup Not Going to Eng.
land This Year.
SECOND RACE MARRIED BY A FOUL.

Talkyrie Fairly outstriPPed in first
Contest-Crosses Line Ahead in Sec
ond-Regstta Committee sustsins the
Protest-Lord DunraNen Submits.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES.
Party En- Route to China to In7es
tigats Recent BltcherY.

James Gibson Johnson, a min
lister of the New England Congre-
gational Church at Chicago, DR.. A.
H. Bradford Of Montclalr, n. j.,
associated as one of the editors of
the Outlook with Lyman Abbott
and Hamilton W. Mabie; W. P.
Ellison of Boston and DR.. James
L. Barton, also of Boston, are
aboard the Coptic en- route for
Japan where they are going to in
vestigate the claim of butchery
among American missionaries.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

The Chinese Relief Society, with
headquarters in the Chinese club
house on King street, expends on
an average $35 a day to poor and
sick Chinese. The number of ap-
plicants has increased to $50.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
HQnbgTG Bremen Fire Insurance Go.

The undersigned having been appointed
agents of the above company are prepared
TO insure risks against fire on Stone and
Brick Buildings and on MerChan7
disc stored therein on the most favorable
terms. For particulars apply at the Office
of F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agents.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. IL (speciaD Wheat to-day was active
vhin a range 1c. showing moderate strength early
ana q slight decline AZ tho wind-up Tire close &c
under December opened GOI-c. sold between
Gli.c and u 2c and closed at the bottom he stfens
came from New York. that market getting 7c CHI
cago. aud dragging this market Gl0ng with II. The
exceedingly Dearish. The primary
receipts for week s.620 COZ bushels. against
$1,000 last year. Minneapolis and Duluth had 1000
cars So in 1894 The break here just az tho
The Inspection here to-day 2Oi Caoles
firm with American rally OF Friday
Clearances for TIE week 24O'p bushels were +oOooo
than before. Clearances for the day
chicago stocks would about oOo coo bushels. and
visible supply would Increase 2 oOoOcp The in
crease IN visible last i6poD The weather
a West keeps dry. Pardrdge was run in on short
line to-day. cudahy led In the selling The market was
merely a cood-sized scalplng
Corn was firm but duh The only i.c Oc;o
ber closed 2,c: 2isc The last prices isc
over Fridays Receipts viii be smaller week. The
nepccton to-day Gf' caxs the estimate for Nor
Including sunday work. 600. The lake rate was -
shade easier YESTERDAY l-c but charters
made Stocks here Monday Will show Increase OF
about 1000 bushels Gables steady, scaboard
clearances 25.O'0 Argentin. shipments. 10000
hlsiols decided falling OF. oats also
between Il gc and 17ac and closed 17%c sellers May
between .pi.c and 20i.c, and closed at 2tp The In
epociipn $40 cars the estimates for Monday $50
Receipts be lighter Professional shorts getting
covered
pr0von Dir today rallied 7iac; lard. ribs
~ c lOc receipts for the offset
ting h. cholera fears. There 1900 hogs to-dav
- estimated FOR Monday and 10000 estimated for
ON the curb puts on MAY wheat closed at 5o'.c calls
Giitc and calls May were the price
2osr.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

London oct - At thc wool sales 'o-day there were
offered 10 719 bales. containing very E'ol clps Ihrre
f,naG To- IN. close a rates. This sers ~
sales is regarded distnctve.y Encouraging Nuch
,yEi. - tho % 800 tacs available only ioo0l bales
been witharawn t"o-thrds u Wheh was ape o,
home rad during he i2o go bales. CONT
90 baea The msdRfrn-ss u ttr purchases Tor America
IL owing the unRl..uEn'ss OF iu}'i" TOT hht country
much u thcr precious purchases has not Yet passed
into nanufactuars hands. The operng II the serle7
showed an advance over 'Ds'nH pr ta ''r ~, -. -
u II per crossbfeGs ana conpMg ana 10 - i
re~ com for clothing tho advancc generally
lustrpus cf ssnt"i-, ihr demand Tor whHh
was x-eedlnely brisk and which further advanced
weakened cape oi GOOD Hope ana "h'a' wNYs have
been good demand. but buyers wouln not advance
their BIDS Oyer penny i.i sno"w, VIII ana an1 . ri, @
washed teccts ana gi'As"s "ni'N War i'i suhrft
importers ana consequently the WlihciaHhs were
heavy The market nov appears 10 be very strong and
The stock IN tn" hands nf manufacturers ana
light The genera irade u me country is i'm
proving the removal - Tho American ian having siimu-
lated Yorkshire buyers ana in'fect} nAtihehta pur-
chascrs 'he opening II the safes large have
been booked and others ere impeaang II IS expected
1896 I'm consequence - The unfavorable weather In Aus
frai,a Nev,-z~nsnd, which With the augmented
sumption at hon" and abroad VII not fal 10 exert an
im0liani ultimate influence upon the market. The
sales u woolled sheepskins VIII be held November
and \. Following details Of today's sa.es. with
fnr prices obtained:
Ne~ south Walcs-.7O bales. secured, 7daIs 0isd: d.
locks and pieces 1dgs l'sd greasy. fa"oi: dc. locks
Queensland- bales. secured. aildais 2'd d.
ock- ana pieces 5'zdnls l'sd. sreafy 5'.aiosd. do.
Vic,oriaD, bales. secured. 7'4dals I'd do locks anl
pieces. 6tals l'si. greasy, 5'tno'sd. d.. locks ani
south Australia lco bale. secured GiaIs "a d. locks
and pcces S'sf'sf greasy. .1,n',,d
Nest Australia - tales. greasy inbisd
Tasmania 81 Lalcs. sf~nsy. 1nu7,.d.
zeisnd-iico bales secured si.dais ID do.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York October IL, 1895.
BEANS AND PEAS MARKET unchanged IN oil the gen
:rq li ieares & Demand ;oT new Whit beans cGn'ags f
rnsifsnsa Red tdncr show slrhi weakness sales thus
ar Of choice lots have been mainly At 81 10 but looks
white kidney more buyers favor. Old beans
settled Green peas steady We quote choice Reans
G ST m % red Per Saa ush 81 % p 5 do White Raney
81 80 DO turtle sog6 81 - 60 yco% eye 81 ,Sns so so 90
81 io do foeisn medium iSs, 81 i5aSi 25 do foreign,
pes 1894 81 2oqs1 30 green lbls Soc do bags s5c
HITTER que, trade 50 far as jeelers were re
expor,crs viii light rfcep'- steady
well a. c and oth"r eIsdes r"nge do"n%afd VA nnoui & as
ra sT ia s 3 r gScs st o2c to s aT @ ha1
taken l,'s nse heia cc@r1ery at lS4a'c 6n, h1ye We
ladies. We quo;e; crcamery extras 2sc. do drsts' 2oa
PIC DO ynds g seconds % iigls' 90 orai. Iane
iG9iec dairy haif tubs fancy 2ea?ic DO Welsh
sscn5s sscnds IIgsc n wes'rn dn 4c fscor June
cHEEsE-The week tas gone out in good shepe. AZ Al
ana the feeling is ec FOR coorcd and So ior
ra wee SsSs SreTi3us Dsmand has Come largely from
home johbeIs eu' shipper h"y y" RlTSna'G small z
fun cream are arm a, ioc for perfect September fiat
sage cqPed Part sa ss1 % are s%Gs se s !ls 9e s
BE- c9ored fancy saas % s9leT co,oon wh ~ 2 ia" &
ac 90 DO soa small s8''e sis~ iancy o 40 hoc
Ga s7e. large si1e $ gG all skins Is.,q 2'sqq'Ms M
fine fresh goods are placed without much am.
Guilty d, isaissc for finest Western. out the quantity quantity
the outside figure small. Indergrades Cf fcah
very dull and irregular buyers preferrns prime re-
frig,ators anything short % fancy The held focN "
moving fairly. ard holds stcady in price though most
sales f;ill l6u 6i:c only q few of the taiciest
MARKS hing quotation. We quote Jersey fesh
per doz 22c State and Pennsylvania. isp2lc, western
fancy, iaals;xc do. fair good ii2U lsisc 90, de-
fecive easc iogl3,sc DO cuiis 81 30qs3 90 per
case refrigerntor, doz. 1GnlIc
ftCiIs-FkEsH -Appes IN light SUPPLY and him, ~ M,
pears steady common grades and cooking stock quiet
G1incee scarce and firm Peaches dull ana unc hanged
Fancy table Ia moderate supply and sieady IN
der grades IN baskets and sif, crates sell slowly Wine
In bulk quicter and little less hrm cran1erries
sti active md hrm We quoie Apples. fancy Jonathan
ar nna co. Sbbs1d,sp q asa 20 iI% nsiSw s. oas
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TUT GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


o--o>, r,. ,,srke, was not very active to-day, the
.o,oi sales amounting TO only $3.50 haes; "I -
tys,,ons werc within a range Of points . uns The
.as, o, January being 9Oi and s99 resiectNes,. ~
oN, rioscI steady and within about = points OF we
highest Of the day with net adNanoe oi "s r., Iesi
30 ,"a making news hand from any quaIte' a.,
Iv"rno, contract market. after opening pa'cN 80
isoers al . points decline closed with net los
y, l. noint The business in spot cotton al Li'ep D.,
q. y Sistpnoinilng the sales amounting 10 ony @ @.,v
,Ss ,r,res were unchanged. Private adNces lron
N S,,b ar. coming to hand reporting holders nole
en- "uo11 S're dispatches report continued free
,,ent o.. There was some talk about American and
- - ,ho rarkef and many ~ them are said TO si'M
5s,osou to purchase freely. Some traders eSein ~
~ favorable settlement Of Karrs IN Loulh
thinK 'nti ,ba cotton situation a little The weekly
Nouia MP ..rba Financial Chronicle concerning the
weather and conditions IN the coa,o' r,is Fross
that ,he temperature has been lover as Iune in nor
80 ~ Alabama Mississippi, Tennessee ana Aihaisa:'
but the injury has not on the whole peei W n5on dis
HIn 80 Texas heavy precipitation IS claimed 10 nhNe
dsmered cotton. Picking has maze apd p,.' 1,s oiss
49, a, ,s said TO be apIroao hing corlpleuoi lHe
ernent Of cotton market is auire rse II is 80, e0
.. ,h norts his week but il Is generally eslnll.eu
n, sor1e.hnc over 30O0o bales lo-sN cc, ,ha
en,responing day last week. i6oa4 oal.s ihs' ro,n
81 a9 two years ago To-ials ,t,eIP',, cor-esnird-
were COCO bales AGAINST So pare '"e orleans
AN 900 bales arains, looG7 last week ana lo-l &
las, year savannah. lo55 oaes seTs' ms eranst qd2
ana : s4 last year. Mobile 1o4 baes p as@ss eyainsf
last week ana 36s last year; Norioh 9st Sn
Tax last week and 2s37 last year Keceipts a. 80
Orleans NO M9nqaI & are sans $50 the corresponding day
last week bales last year and 10 80, pa ve~t
years ago Memphis 5ll2 bales ,56 ass ms ains TO- 10
last week 1886 last year Inc Ns'Dr s ~ cor
1o ndne Sate in 1884 and i35 $40 bales more than in
iso$ but it 24Glo7 bales less than IN l. ,,, ~.
Opening range and close TO-DAY ana o'''"'s ~ Wv
pfCf
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. i2. ! r. m--ISeef-EA,ra India firm
az 75s: prime firm SIS %. Pork-lrime mess
duh 57s "a. medium dull sos. Hams
- a I'd
Cumberland cut abou; - 20 TO- iis 0i. short
nib about - No. steady 35s Sd long clear mdhrs.
about ~ ~ steady nj 5s 81 long and short clear mddes
- ~. dun .sn-. Shoulders-About ~ Is h.
O,m AZ 33s. Lard Prin" Western spot dull POS 3i.
American finest white and col1re1 firm as Cd
cotfonseed oil Liverpool refined duh lis Cd Spirits
turpenne steady at EOS I'd. RcsinCommon steady
IN Wheat No rcd winter steady So I'd No red
epring stock. Flour st. Louis fancy winter
at Is 81. corn-M,Ned Western spot firm 3s 4ild.
STEADY NJ b Ii.d; November steady I'D
Decemb~r steady at ~ AID. Hops at IOndon-Pacinc
6'oaft steady souiOs
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. oct 12-toiton quiet. midilng h5.c. low
mlddlnc Size. good ordinary sic net and gross re
ceips 6Ns bales. exports Great Britain 5i3i bales
.alre. 10 bales. stock. lON. 6-3 bales.
Norfolk oct l2-Cution nrm. midillng. Sac. mid
ding 3ldc. good ordinary iisc. and gross receipts
60 bales exports coastwsr 123 bales. sales. 554 bales
stock bales
savannah. oct. l2-Cotton dun. mldlling. Sic: low
mtcng 10. net and receipts 10 6G, bales
ports c1aatwis" LIB bales; sales go lalea. stock
lui sI2 bales.
New orleans, oct. |? Cotton quiet good mlddling
3-iGc. mddng l5-itc, lpw nlddling lGc. GOOD
ordinary So. receipts 7O3i bales gross recelps
Il bales; exports To- Great Britain 45T bales coast
wise 355 bales sales 100 bales stock los a25 bal.s
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
IHE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore oct. i2Flour seady sales ,, ~ 1,s.s'
Dec n,ber 67NGG1a4c, steamer No req ST.
southern by oamplc GjIG1c. do on grade "'hp'. 49,,
a, ~ bush. y Ooo bush Corn hT' Ear
rf. ,,i,.: October 3j ei5Tsc No'einer ,co gs
ii a. =. January 33fi Sou hern ars o. a.,
hn.E oats dun and No white western g
m ,ixed do 2sisa2ic stock. 1854 bush ye sesq c 40,
il,. Led 30 ii0lJc nearby. sc western G,,n
tt,v Quiet choice timothy slJNsi5 80 cotton ',,' %
y,IIlijngs 90. Eggs firm; lTisHisc. o'he' ""''' "
changed. o..
ros,on oct 12-FIour dull but firm corn % %ln"' ,.,h %
oof shorts quiet Provisions quiet nu''er hIn, 9rrn
t-, cre,merv 22d23c: Western. 2lg2.r. mess
NIrthern 9Taizc. Western. SHsisc r.sss quiet '
In, ooc. Western and Michigan ior-O''
Buffalo oct i2-sprng wheat dull: limits ven frneI@y a
Co. losing ha sod on G.i.c December in St" Y'N
~ hard old suo iSi.c; new DO. ma. o. IL,
r.Ec. No Northern spot. 6itc: do 6 = 90. ~ mi
~.t,,orp sno f.itc: do T. G2i.c winter " ~ "u'.
49,, ar,r" NJ red store: No :. extra wh "' "n
,ract corn scarce: Femani fair: No yel"". 60 .,
,eii9n 3,i., No corn 36c No - '.''2c ,r',N' g -
800, 1,e store oats quiet: far supp3 ,Io'ns " ~ :,
,t ~. 50 3 White. 22d22%c; NJ Whlte -Vc, No :
',,,i 9i02ii,c. No mixed, 2oc track iiTisy Wy
"e,. nn.rincs Of choice held higher fhicy Mes's.n
r.. \, . 4ic. No extra, 10, sample ",W.'O. ~"
Sn,,rsi. No SC store. Flour-Fair demand. uih u
n,"rcoI Mill fced-Betfer demand STEADY,
,rsI freichfs dull: unchanged Wheat 2i1c cor" -''o'
oots It.c: barley. ~ naxsecd. 2asc To N""-forN
Chicago oct 12-The leading futures ranged as fo'-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

,ok and pieces. oaiid: greasy 5i,dnis; do locks anu
pcan ~ tiood Hope and Na,aiGoo bales scou'e' ~
as IN 'irts q; WOOL for the week were FROM
xsw south Wales. 3.o2s bales Queensland l,'sI1, *
- .0St. Australia. l.5st; West Austrs' pa
.''yesland Cane ~ Good Hope ana Na'sl 49,
iar.ia Oio. France. 4is. and from various "'''' '
s1p
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Market dull and barely steady on offerings 70 ,,n
prirne State which quoted 43tc. prices 'snhhs w
10 for choice Japanese RYE.Maisss dua a,osds
No Western quoted nom'nnlly 4S044c ana o.,
46d4sc. .DARf.EY-Market very que, N. iva
Moor to choice :. -. MAI.T-Markct quiet AT o11"sS.
We give for compe.scr :ne closing prices OF the pre-
dav fort the date last year