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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12
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James r. Morgan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12
ATTENTIONS!

I WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
l. form my friends and The public that
am still in the Tinsmith aad Plumbing
business That I am now offering for
cash regular size 2x6 feet, Zinc Lined
Bath Tubs, with Plug, Chain and small
piece of pipe ready for connection for
only $40 each: Also Stone Pipe at bed
rock prices q in, 45c. length; 81 in,
40c. length 5 in. =. 35c a length.
~All kinds of JoSbing promptly
attended to.
60 Ring up Telephone S44 and your
orders will receive prompt attention at
lowest prices. JAS. MOTT, JR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12
God give ye strength 10 run,
UnaNed by Earth or He'll,
The race We have begun
So E1oHiously and well.
Whittier.
WOULDN'T IT BE A GOOD PLAN2

So far as the opposition from
rebels is concerned the hostilities
of the rebellion are at an end. The
curtain has been RING down on one
of the closing acts of the Wilcox
Nowlein fiasco. At the end of this
week of unpleasant possibilities we
can see the day when business will
be resumed and the wheels of the
Government will begin their usual
routine grinding.
The week will be memorable
one in Hawaiian history. The best
blood of the nation has answered
to the call to arms, and by its de-
cision and united action has ground
under its boot heel the wild boasts
of the royalist sympathisers of lack
of discipline, unity of purpose, and
courage in times Of actual danger.
A kind Providence has watched
over the men in the field. AS al
most by miracle lives have been
spared, though men have been, ex-
posed to most deadly fire. God
has kept the homes of the country
as In the hollow of his hand.
The Government can look back
upon q victory gained unaided and
alone. It has demonstrated its
ability not only to protect itself but
the lives and property of the citi-
zens Of other nations. Our strength
has been tested and in not single
instance has it been found want
ing.
Since citizens of the United
States are the ones of all foreigners
who profit by this frmly-established
strength of government, would it
not be wise and reasonable plan
for that arch director of the foreign
policy of the United Ststes-Grover
Cleveland-to come to realiza-
ton that the Republic over which
he presides has critical interests in
these islands ? Would it not be a
good plan for him to study history
and discover that the Indifference
with which he has treated his sub
jects in this country has never been
equalled in the annals of the Great |
American Republic ? Would it not |
be a good plan for him to endeavor,
before he is relegated to political
oblivion, to wipe out as much as
possible of the black stain he has
made on his record by at least
making a mere show that some
what of bond of sympathy exists
between him and his fellow country
men?
There is only one answer, and
that answer will be echoed and re-
echoed in the cry of condemnation
that will go up from one corner of
the United States to the other when
the reports of the recent rebellion
are received one week from today.
We believe it would be a good plan
for the President of the United
States to wake up to a proper sense
Of duty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12

REPRESENTATIVE WILSON'S bill
to remove the differential duty on
sugar will probably prove nothing
more than food for argument. 1t
will share the fate Of the Senate
"pop-gun bills. Wilson knows
his political goose is cooked, and
it is very natural that he should
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12

desire to make his exit in the role
of a martyr to the cause he has
championed. The Representative
Wilson of the present Congress is a
harmless creature.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12
Tmdy6oPieas
December 2o, 1894.

4 OC1iCVS o4dI q AoAS fASAOh Va
it comes in vessels plying be-
tween ports on the Pacific
Coast and the Hawaiian Isl
ands. To acknowledge this
as a fact is to argue that the
men who bring it here and
land it successfully are smart
er in their business than the
men employed by the Govern
ment to keep it out. Where's
the remedy?
On the other hand it is
believed that opium is landed
from numerous small schouIl-
ers sailing out Of Victoria and
Vancouver, which clear for the
Japan Sea with permission to
stop and trade at ports in the
Hawaiian Islands. If the
sands on the beach, of the
small islands to windward
could bark their information
Fof the doings of these "long
rakish crafts" what a yelping
there would be. There might
be a check put on this class of
customers if the Government
would petition the Custom
House authorities of the
United States and British
Columbia at ports along the
Coast to deny the masters of
these small sailing vessels
clearance papers, such as is
mentioned above. Atrequest
of this character would be
honored without a question,
and opium smuggling through
that source might have a Set
back. If in the opinion of the
Government it is not a good
thing to license the drug it
looks TO a man up a tree, as
though extraordinary means
should be taken to prevent its
Importation. Whats the matter
with organizing a revenue
marine service and have a cut
ter that could do patrol work ?
We are now handling the
celebrated "Victor" safe made
in Cincinnati and used by
three-fourths of the postmas-
tiers in the United States. 1t
must be a good thing when
Uncle Sam adopts it. We
have them in small sizes and |
have larger ones on the way
They are not "just as good"
as some other makes-they're
trihe better. They are well
finished and strong; having
double doors they are not easy
of access to persons who have
no business with the contents.
The price is about right.
You will find a hanging
lamp useful at all times even
when you have electric lights
in your dwelling. You will
also find after you have exam
ined lamps in every other es-
Enlistment that ours are just
a little mite better and a great
deal cheaper. They have the
B. & H. burner with the
patent arrangement that obvi-
ates the necessity of taking off |
the chimney when you light
the wick. The decorations
are elegant, and the material
holding the founts as good as
can be made. We have a
very nice assortment of Ban
quet lamps that are much
sought after by persons who
want something elegant for
the parlor or dining room.
The name doesn't signify any
thing; they give just as good
light in the parlor or bedroom
as they do in a banquet hall
try one of them for any pur-
pose and you will be surprised
with your purchase.
Our last lot of Cocoa Mats
IS about the best we have ever
had Those with Aloha"
On them are exceedingly well
made and will last a life time.
There's a big stock and the ,
prices run from so cts. to IS;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-12
Wanted.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY AN
Z Epglih girl, I6 years of age. Ad-
dress 6. NJ. s., this office.
$685.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago May l (spec!lD.-wheat advanced another g
today local crowd all hearsh. July opened az
Gssc foll between csc and &c. ana closed AZ Ibc
There pIIzling features 20 the market IL VAS an
other Instance wherc ie advance seemed % be In the
face of news the face of effort by tho
professionals Deliveries fully large as nnynQdy
oap.ced az least bush wheat There copI-
whore they were needed IN 81
particularly kansas NDlthWcffrrn receipts were greatly
years Alb against lN cars There appeared
demand f,r round lots. Bat pretty nearly every
Who sold wheat o. back AZ a loss Inci" Was less
talk manipulation The May instead ~ widen
ng narrowed part Il the day only fsc under nnl
under the clo' Very small export clear
hnces practically whcit ALL did not have any more
The simply further evidence that u was " nS
public market Western points all Kept over 'hcHs" Nay
what 81 Louis closing 2isc over chicago.
made about good adVanc" wheat, hlih 81
Yesterdays charrrs @ct Oo bush. clunif J.
Then thor" further large charters today Jo'""
bush. NewNort reported an improved cash demand July
opened i1'sc. sold between i',c nad o' and closed
AZ ]pc May closed sc under September 4,r over oti
the slDwcst grain thr @' They ttncrl li'y
a Such strength they di exhibit was entirely IN
sympathy with wheat I'iy opened nt .i'' ana
closed 2.,r The dul argument oats X that they
20 under while in ordinary years the dis
- about iO-.
Provisions opened tecaus, ~ liberal hog receipts
Thry about recovered their early decline. Tier" were
- hogs the estimate for tomorrow 2''o prices
ysris 3uiOc lower 1re hnal s,eadaoss wa
pork about 1000 iarl and atou 3uooODp rts. Armour
wheat wcr" &c: calls. 6j.c Puts july corn were
iLc
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
london WOOL SALES.

London. MAY AT the wool sales to-day 100 bales
offered. There good attendance ana lnltoV"I
competition. Prices We're per cent lo"'L 'A,'p. lnr
m. hest mcrnos and Lincoln crossbreds which VT" NJ
changed value. There was good bidding Tor cape o,
Good Hope and Natal woois Many were "i'hu'uNn 'n'
limits being hgh. Home buyers wee me iaIsr"t -
lowng details II the days transacons i'ew s'nea
Wales-3.~ 800 bales secured ti3nll' Cd 81" -" il''
pieces. BsGio'sd grrasy. .sHsl. 90 locks ana iee.s
24a7d. Queensland 800 la"s; aconred "'rl II ld q"
and pieces iAacd Victoria / 800 bales asoursa n plT ,S
Is Ia. do locks and plec-s 5hGlld bi,h9y. fsH oI
do locks and pieces. 2pQ6sd South Australia = ; go
bales secured odpis "a do locks sna R"s'
land 400 hass: SECURE, IsdGls 81 ID o's ana pieces
~ Good Hope end Naal-l 100 bales; secured. C'.dais
aiLd. sieasy 4ngid
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
rIyr, GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Sew-York. May !, 1898.


-r,-rox -.,a ,,,rke, opened at a decline Of I 70 :
,on,s on reazinc sa.es. and the decline was he.ie
g. falling Of in Liverpool az about a points, te
foreign we.krcss being attributed 70 se..ns oIucts
American aaI Corii.enta! account: crop auN'ves
rns ,,nt,o, en,erf and this added 70 the depressoi
Their. Nas continued selling during the lorels,n' c
deal OF being for Of outsiders who hau a.
cvn,uatcd cotton tie recent adNance anu ~
ri~es nd fallen If ab-ut 10 points rnc"r yestefuN
rasing and later fell IL about points more. ls'
na.kc rallied several points from the bottom on tne
sen identified With the bull side the market closing
Ia. viii ne, loss OF II points. lo'a! Sa4,s
rsrs 400 bales improvement Is eNpecteu l..
verr0n tomorrow Local traders are uncertain az -
~ i,ionoeia,a future o: the market Late reports from
.xas his afternoon speak OF more ram \c'"
ne The Gecn. e yesterday and io-day, naJVl..!
he traders ira bu.sA on the general hu
r,nr,,irc i~aie. While crop prospects Al '' ~
49,. srni IL is conceded that any adverse crop HeMs
%ou,j bring about very heavy buying. ana taxing u's
view 4 the matter. operators 40 hot l,oN
5rs - further showers In Eastern Texas
81 Nssfssiopi The Government weather crop na...n
Tr the week ending April - reports that cotton pan
& nearly competed South carolina Seoig.a,
Ssna ard Arkansas. and Will be finished in LOUISIANA
re cornirr week Reports generally as received Dy p
-. 80 adylces confirm the Government repoits y.
he rtn Carolina coast ana over po' - VI Scid.ilv
CO. S;ares ana Texas the weekly fa.nia was
Eaaxv fhsre being from 20 inches more man uae @
.vcr.go The seri-Wcek.y interior movement sloMs
~eins ~ o. 200 bales against 10000 baies ne
rrl ra~fcd in lS42 and shipments 5000 bales agtns
= 90 bales In 1892. The receipts az ne p,r.s ioI
49, are sun estimated about 5000 haIe'
70Oio ba.es last week. 4lo3I ba.es as. ,rS'd - from
c.;cs al orleans to-norroN are .ss'..'
a., TO 1000 bales against 4aIO nales as' wcrN a..
80. bales last wear Receipts al Houston toaaE "ei.
s=6 i9i4s against Isl bales last week, 40 pa.es a.
- 90 A. Memphis Ia ba,es against l4a bales last
23Snk ~ bales last wear. Receipts THURSDAY al Nv"
c.nsrs are estimated 600 70 300 hies' asa'"s'
4Snainc range and close to-day. and closing BIDS IL.
Dfqff md last a.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
o.o,,,rpy PRODUCE MARKET.


.s ,rrand stii vcry Iight. but 'hcro
,,. any stock arriving from ms H'a Nj -
and holders show dispotoi 10 'n haye hoen closed
thr o,s tnar & y.,iI be- Influenced lare"y ho%'Ni
foreign beans present 'n'a ,raen meas steady We
rather freely at quo'@i a,rg choice per bush 50 500
81 81. d. pea s2as2 o., 49, IA tiinev 81 anasl -;
Whe ,r,e MonSy soo 81 76Gs II do yellow yc ~ maro
1o Ims California s3Q<S %, esI o. 90: do foreign
81 2P9SZ ty s9sl S. green peas 81 o. d. bags '''
-; nr; aSerac trade Was IN -, e,rey
BI1'Ifh nd rather a steady tone ~ r
fncy fresh creamery there was no iec was obtained
needs Of The t5aag bn we retain the straight qa,a
ion Frsrs arc selling well e, Xxx fancy selected lots
oiv hi, ma and welsh command ,rhcr chsn@c
W rrcnn,cry and factory STATE Pennsylvania
We quote: Now Az nrsi 17cisc Do. 'hlrds u
or nds ia1isc. State dairy half tnb' ,vSs soicrons
seconds nrss isalGs. lG doc ao seconds rss aa
dairy tubs thirds. lorl.1,o factory nrsts, io'1Niic
I2i4pl4c; do seconda '7tlMgc Old butter Teamsay
Sy western od;ic; state dairo 'uo' u
western dairy factory 'n'' hurry n operate to-
II n npm eheese not being abe & receip wre
further lots tefore the saturday % e better tomorrow
light and The ceiling ,ha' 81 arge lines small f erSs1
are in considerable surplus yey M choice Ola chees
skRi orns sD o1, very sioSy ana elpMg M S""S
ingy ,r'an; Liverpool cnp ,eese-stnte full cream
,arge choice Sc; DO common 10 prime eGac part SANS
choice. 7laose: do common 40 40 ppommon prime 3g5
do Chenangoes, prime TO choSe' cld cheese-saie full
good 2qi6 fun skins 9ito, o" 10 choice. 5sGiOe
east, eer ssims 2a5ssc .,.,0cl. Receipts ar,
'EGGs-aarket steady and undnary selected and
derais 81 'e, . deodnd nc bo, from re re 1e sn
for Beat marks corninahn rtes arving. which
move slowly a concession or fully =. Jersey. PEI d..
puck eggs dull and weak We a'''s'
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

Buffalo. May I-Cauc Rcceirts las' - honrr 3sSn i.
head ioal for thus far. 76o head for same nm"
last w"cf. 321; head. consigned t'I""s -fs ...,,i
0rl and weak and closed very du WIN two loads M
erli Hogs Receipts last - hours 900 h'ad t'Al '
30 80 head. for same ninr Ihsl
"a 40 head. c0nssrcd through $50 head, - New i"N
$50 head. sale. 80 head. market opened r",,,
closed lower and very dun Yorkea. 81 'ps' pigs .His
s. 10. later 81 far best. mixed packers. - ',i,"'
mediums 9jGt, choice helvy. 81 roughs ~ -'Nf' ~"
faes 81 2s1S Workers sold late 81 s5as4 90 aud god
lambs Receipts lagt q hours. so, head total f'i @
2s2ao head; for gsme iime i.s "ysk; - -.
head. on sale %b head 81 openns of market i,l,.
were lower. hu' sheep were steady - stinnk h'a'y W."
prime lambs 81 iIps5 go far 10 agh - 'Hso o.
cprod lambs 81 2,ns5 30 wool sheep lar to eooi mix
$685. a. heavy export. 81 4ois' op clipped sne,p
e. ~ 81 90 clipped heavy sheep sld late at 81 @oi>i %
t,1sf Ti.,'~fv May 1.-Catiiei.ccepis nsht demand
fair. market steady prime 8 'qsn sgi ~ ~ ,r,'S1 ''
good buiel.rs a1>l So rough ~ 20 2,us3 - Hogs
Nrree.rts sh. Ihilaieiplias. s. o'ds" To- mixed zoo
s. o. be-, workers. - oaD$@ common t." fair iorksis
s. Dn}I ~: rcughs. So TqS II hecs1pa a nf, @
mon 81 !, 0S2 b,si LAMBS. s. 4s3 'J sod amls "a 'op
g. spring lambs. - "HSN-
10 iop hcad: dull and wea@ cmmen 10 eh,fs @
l,crrs So 49, sockers and fecels - o'n 80 COWS
iv''r. h,avv p.' king shpp!ne lots 81 3'psi -
snsee m1f 4, - 3 Egg pss g .oas. s. sness
rorr,e n 90 mead market nrm and DC higher. inferior
+, choice Sonsi 10 anht. s. D1i' ~.
st. Ilus May ca'tleIteceips ,o,. head mark, =,
r,,as ,e,,le dun ear.y bGt later bees me
more actlye prices were s'ea "a In s w. "%,s .o,y
s - Ip,Dl,e b 80 head market opened i0c lower
81 or,,u.' c,ak \ load ~ choice heavy 3lD n aver
81 e., ,h ,,fer prices were good hogs Common 10 fsr
Teht 81 o6SI 80 mixed. - 304tiCo hheep-ftece'pis
iS2 herd Mare' ,ady saa ,sed s eposs psy"a
&. -: clipped Texas. 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

Market closed steady at TO II points 6esiine q 7o
NevNork gross rec"ip,s' 49,
teles Ixpcr:s Forwarded. 400 bales SAFES 81 80 pa
i35 bales; stock 80 347 bales 4oia! nrt
csnfs 9-dav 1895 bales: thus far this weeh i-f A.ss
r,xnorrs to-day. Britain 25t' ba.es No"' ,s
Se2 bales Thus far this week Great b:i'alil - %
S.iss. rrancs 2l3 bales Continent " ba.es
e., ew-York spot sales TO-DAY aid ast ms
As otbciallv reported For consumption. loo baes
81 10, haes. total So bales; spot cotton Quls, 'u
dnp hollands 1916: Tniddling Gulf. l-loc "h'o" -
corrpared yesterdays closing o ~
cables-Spot cotton quieter; SAFES sp" Dases
s,ec,laon and export bales. American llVv ,sies
recein,s l3 bales: American. l3Voo bales. nia1hs
Futures opened quiet 900
sCsed quiet AT a. points decline April-May
MayJunc 3Siias: JuneJuy. 3S2.s Juy. AggnS' s $50
her 1855. september Cctoer @5"
No1srab,r 3S7b Nogenber December go PsGeInorr
s,usrv 33gi,s February. 1iOa3il; fcDrnaiy
sarch s4lb Manchcs,er-Yarns in buyers favor Co'hs
dull. , -. ,tuh, r,Ac.s war. hlrher on
a. otvsnce al Havre This caused covering OF sipIl
o. s~su way Trading fea'urelefs, win lhcr"'''1
with CHEZ baes IN s'P,ent',
iam6urr was QUIET. May II PIGS June ana i, S1s n3
20 "a. August, 10 - Arm. No quoted a, ip go 80
receipts. 500 bags stoch ~o'v'
iags. cleared for United States 300 bags S-i's @ n.,
III receipts. 4Vo bags t'oDH: -,
80 cleared from steamship HsiShel WIZ, -,
has The Havre market steady: May and June o@;'
.,cs I,iv and August 90 10 Sepieintei - 20 90 -,
so ,n syr}vals for April " s74 bags deliveries 49,
s."sL N,v 3al Contracts cote1 NeauF at -'S
O. sdvance sales were 1900 bags. as fo!io"S' -.,
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
Dill LACIlAWANAA AND WESrERN IL. IL;
-, ,,ti..u. i'm ..,-NOrIS foot OF barclay and
CnrisiOpher streets. ..
VE>TIBtL LED rHNsS. ~ LEmrN L.i,u DUFF HA

nroc, rou,e 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlR.
TffE ORANGES summit. Bcrnafdsyile. BaskinG
pidse Madison Morrist,wn. passaic. Paterson Boon
hi,,! i'Ai 'oIr Iiop iTe0NCi HacSestown. scHooLEYs
NOT AIS Washington. piilIlIlSBUKG EAsToN.
WNrFR GAP STI.Ol DSBJRG Pocono Mointsns.
s,.nA Aston rf1TS1ON WfLKESRAltttE NANrl-
Suhhi COS IlGfu iMToN OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
liz iIftA RICiIFlEI.O SPRINGS. corilani
cVp',~I'eF oSWrGp ITHACA. oWE,p, ELMlRN;
,-nr NfNG rApI DANSNlLIE. BIFFALo and al
'',r,s WEST NOHrtfW EST AND SolTHWEST
% M-BINGUAMTCN MAIL stops ut princpa'
o.oo ,ia,lon,s;i -n,,rrALo. SCRANTON. BINGHANToN;
WV y,.rtcl RJrtIFiELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
tSIVt,;O FNPHfSs Pullman infie Parlor cars con,
ncc, n, buffalo with .rain for Chicago arriving V'Io
m II neHs s,'R ANTSN RrNGfIAMToN ard EL,fIRA
. al y ~ 'Sci,ANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLiM'
'''V - t,,i,f 4. x PRESS Pullman parior cars. .
N y Al enaliy,-Buralo Nesbuled Limited Express
-" - e@p NTOX BINGITAMTON. ELMIRA BUF-
~, pulman Buffet Sleeping Car. connects az
i,fsi, with tfAln Chicago. arriving at 93o p III.
. next IA Nny, y,pailo-BrFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
'"T roy I,TTcA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO ENPkEsS'
,.in.'sarS hEo rt'iiMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ~
- p,c. I2p Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations w
,'lrav III ih-avc. l2th-st.. 80 West i-,'-s.,
~, nmhs-nve NewYor<. 33s and 726 Fulton 81 an"
I1G nr"adway Brooklyn. Time tables giving iu' ihoF'
nv, nvv,,,rssrCoTr ExPREss COMPANY will call for and
,h.ck baggage from hotel or residence 70 DESTINATION
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

Ncw-York May !. l>"'
espos ana W auFh,e-e ana & - saTs soisy is I'M than On
=, t. 4.e s',' ,',g' a1,ces we're not .ncouHsns -
inat the Jersey Cly market opencd lower - s a.. an5
ciosi heavy ~ general decline y iva iSs ver. M -
sorts. rough stun e. .pi i a NUM- , f,r export
icrior T., prime native sqlt a. 81 'l>. p - ~ M
, cA 'a = oIi - ~ at So IS. At s. ',,asi 90,
cy dressed native s.rrs Ne, a, ~ rfriscrl,or i-ef
STEADY 9glce q. London al 10" ,s,ss ,ae -
e na, 1 me Ne-Yos 100 quarters q tesf i,r lAs,, ~
mans C,mps5 ana qarers for u shsiTssn on
the Onar.o 30 cattle is scnN" !,y oscnn1 steers
saics saaasrs 20 anesies ,e., NJ ea. IL. u.
d. IL" IL; Ii;o a, > - M ~ y d5 o9i ~ At 20 g.
:, a' s. o,tn 1870 y 81 -. Du!l' i''' 10 d.
Ns, ~ ~ ~ l. cos9 rssn-i o ie.Ss .sss 1910 ~ +
nv s. = 49, III. n at si.o do 9iS To- al - ~ ~
Ilinois s.ccfs 1913 n At s. - .. ,o,s- a, Nas.
70 d. io57 s. -" tr', 'igs ,..,, IN ~ Al 49, s. - d.
q Ga = 4, eos' :, iiii a. n a A. . - - H. at q, S. j r At
s. - u ao ~, H. a. 8 - Co., i5 ~ 10 ~' y
'ssD s.,tsa a. az cer' III il oG5 Ssr ~ - At 81 10 d.,
y, ~ Il s. 20 a., ay ~ ~ Penn =. Go iS ~ s. %
3 80" .1 y, ~ :. - n illinois do 1875 y. az a. '3 y
n a. s. o., l3 2-o r. a, So j, a. -, 49, -, - :. -,
= - ia., ~ A. s. o. 1850 %. ai 81 -. ii- ~.
a, s. ~ d. ~. y. - -. oows ." H. al S"'
d. '' 10, ~ r. n,,s s,ec,, Ie4, - s. o. -
"a
s,oi-:d bulls i@o r. a, - -. ..-. ,c,c ~ a, 81 e..
10 81. 1871 y, At $ b. - 49, is' ~ AZ s. - A'''''
Hlmc { M.i.ea. lsi. i.ao = ~ 80, = go h.,l
NllyH COW - ~, - '.-,t.- ,-i ,.s' lng rlfa
for saic Demand n.ifr ~ a. ,.vy a-.inar, ,.v,
ana frN "'' - .. ., 80 st~- f"It'a fIF
i~ng he.i "tfF ~ '.,.. Il ,e,v rafher rh1l0- .
decent - g'0- cow - l.f.r.r r.a1 all
mixers ~rlD i'it''' al '''"''''
a sT,sS1 % s ,lsi.s % fresh cows a; '91s'2 o.
= go. 10 cows a, saoesa zach. d. a. 80
rr f'"ts r....,. , So heaa al = 'he mari'' sup.
'AlN - i'r-i = 49, .,.,.',.4 arI a ..I.k he,
pies wcr" hfhi'r i,' 49, -, t~r lDp r. fhe f.s.
te.aiet ~ S i... 1e,in- In .an~ ~, higher
'f' "'.i i" III. ,.-. ver. t.~lfci 'tr} ~ > I
49, ,'., ~ f'r r-aor o., choice ye,i. ~ 'si-,
'ofs bringing - aii , Z ,-..i ,-,es 0penei f'.atv.
NILS. i'lfir- f,.,I. ,alye. w.ge easier NJ 80
49,. cry dfe''el '-'i NANNY o."
sllcs-Ege or, F'". 80. ~, NJ, NJ a, = ~.
- g.. l5i lh ID" - 80 " M s. 10 8. 10 ~
q. l'4-'" -. '-' i ,.. :, Id, g. % les SO
70 y. e. .'fa' - e. itG ~ ~ s. g.. ~ y
10 ~, A. 10, n a, s. cuis -, y. a. g go. >,
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a :, 90 -. g, 70 i.a : 100 - a. s. -. = .
81 ~, q, 8, =. io1 d. i7i . - $; ~ "., >' ~"
o,. ~ Go, y, f., s. a., lY 30 10 n. a. s -
-, ~, 90 - &, ~, ia, A. ilG ~ NJ - - %"
. a. -, "a A. % 7, AZ - 80.
- lh q" - 80. u'ii.. ,eaia l3a =, NJ 50. ~ ~, III
r a. s. a. & - - - -, e. - d. % n. al s.; d. i'S D.
al 81 ,..-,, T. 20. la, ,ea,s i:S y. A. s. !"
Je..He. Nrght ~ 'l, ,q, n n, s. % .6S 49, ~ ~
r. iliI -, - ,9o y, a, s. lei, -, 60. l:H ~
AZ W -, '1' In =, a, g. ~ y 30. IL ." - H.
s. 90 10 d. '2 ~. ., = y s. o5 i5G d. 10 10
>, ai.'''1 49, $1,000 - =,
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

Liverpool May |. 3l5 p m-Beef-Exira India mess
nrm az as Gl. prime mess hrm G2s Cd forh Prime
mess. Western rn", hfm a. Gis 81 do medium hrn at
5as M Hams-Shori Gu. about Il 10 l6 H. steady al
AZ 81 Bacon cumberland cut about - 20 so 10 easy
M ag. Gd short rio about - ~ easy 3fs. long clear
rddcs. about I; No. easy at 3.s td long and sh'Tt
clear middles. about - H. easy NJ 32s o. shoulders,
H. p Is ~ rs Cd Chess American lnest
du ~ as. do c10rri dull ~ iNs IaioN ltime
civ nominal Cottonsead or Liverpool refined steady al
iSs spirits ~ urTs ntln, steady At 22s ID kosir ON.
mon arm A. "a I'D La-d-Irmc Western. spot. duii At
3is 81. Whcni-No rcd winter nrm at % %; Ne :
red spring nrm - 81. Flour 81 Louis fancy winter
firm Is 81. Corn Mixed Western, spot, hrin a.
A. 5i.d: May sis3iy I'd. June steaty a. Is I'd
July steady At ~ 1i,d Hops az London-Iac!nc Coast
st.ady AZ i.1i2 los
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
ERIE IL ~ ES.

Through trains Chicago and The West Ie"'s =.
York. foot q Chambers St, daiy. as follows anu H''
Or- A. M-VcstlbuIed Express for Waverly; Bns'
J:lO hanion, Elu<-a, BgYalJ, Bradford ana Sa'~'
manca. Parlor TO Buffalo - , ~ chi,
OO r. Mves,oulet Limited Solid tram sysiani loy land
s45 A. m Chicago p. II. S.eepers 70 |"'-
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dnlng 1af' 'urs
$50 Fl, Hs25;. s5;:
,roit Chlcag, al the West. Bunaio passengers
can remain in s..~3er until A NJ <u.
S:45 la HGa ran S'1Gea1aa BSaao chi,
cago and Cincinnati Dining Car. ,,,,,,..
4 OcAI, TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULitISaAN
l. accommciaons At Ill 2cl 4oi and s57 Broadwss
.?o 9G r2roaiv,ay and Brooklyn 2O
uvSsor st. Hoboken. and Jersey city station @ @E.e
ransfer Company calls for and checks baggage ''on
hotels ard residences to destination