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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15

could get them, and they could be used
after that date by persons who had pos
session.
Rep. Richards suggested that there
be an upset price placed upon them and
sold at auction.
Minister Damon said If there were
any left on hand after the expiration
of the time stated, the Postmaster Cen
eraI could take the hint and sell them
at an upset price.
Resolution was referred to Commit
tee.
Rep. Rycroft read committee report
on bill relating to fire limits. Tabled
TO be taken up and considered with the
bill.
Bill taken up for consideration and
Rep. Robertson asked that it be passed
without further argument
Rep Winston wanted Section 1 TO be
stricken out.
Rep Robertson said as there was no
second the motion would not carry.
Rep. Winston said there were two or
three
Rep. Robertson said motion to take
the ayes and noes had carried and mo-
to strike out was not in order
Rep. Richards said it looked like a
forced vote, and under the circum-
stances he would have to vote against
the bill
Rep. Bond moved for reconsideration.
Bill passed.
Carried
Adjourned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Mrs. LudOvicko Found Guilty of
Selling SpirituOus Liquor.


EwalOa plead guilty to the
charge of selling spirituOus liquor
without a license and was sen
fenced to three months imprisOn,
ment at hard labor, and to pay a
fine of 800 and costs.
Most of the morning was spent
in the trial of All Sing, a Chinese
laundryman, for embeZZlement.
Defendant plead not guilty. Mrs.
Meek and detective KAPPA were
the only witnesses on the stand.
Defendant was found not guilty
and discharged.
The case of Mrs. LudOvicO, for
selling spirituOus liquor without
a license, took up the greater part
of the afternoon. Antoine Rosa
appeared for the defendant and
w. LAM as translator. Professor
ingalls, of Oahu College was
placed on the stand to testify as
to the liquor contained in the bot
tie obtained from Mrs. LudOvicO
by Gus COrdes' infOrmers. De
PENDANT was found guilty and sen
fenced to pay Il fine Of 500 and
costs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15
Art Goods.

g. ,su III Tor colors, both
lie Hc IA is the sureSt in
-I,.t.fe,f refined taste among
tEr the Islands. We
a~i5ion to supply the
supply OF colors,
U>i lis, y mish and can
y " % hand.
~ raining, satisfactory
pict IT r-9ming. IS due largely
t. the ti>Te displayed in the
select of mouldingS that
will harmoEiZe with the pic
ture We have the taste and
mouldingS. Let US give you a
suggestion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15
The Value
OF Good
Eye Sight.

Some things areright in my
line, and the optical business
is one of them.
This department is one to
which | devote most of my
time, giving the greatest
amount of care and attention
to each individual case. Eyes
are tested in a scientific
manner.
The latest appliances are
used, which make the test
less trying to the patient,
and we guarantee absolutely
perfect results in every case.
The value of a correct and
comfortably fitting glass can
not be over estimated in such
cases where the trouble is
directly due to imperfect
vision. Many see distant
objects well, yet are con-
stantly troubled with per-
haps headaches, "a burning
sensation in the eyes, or oc-
casional blurring of the print
when reading, yet are reluc-
tant to attribute it to an
actual defect of vision.
Being able to discern dis
tant objects, is by no means
a sure indication that your
eyes are normal.
Extreme far sight is as
great a defect as near sight,
and requires the same treat
ment.
Glasses are the only relief,
and these should be of the
right kind.
1t is ourbusineSS to supply
you with only these.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15

The Birthstone for
April is the Sap
phire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15
CIRCUIT COURT,
The Hayne Common Nuisance
Case on All DaY.

The Hayne Common Nuisance
Case on All DaY.
The common nuisance case OF
Republic OF Hawaii against
Julien d. Hayne was the first to
90 before Il foreign jury yester-
day. Not Il great deal Of time
was wasted in selecting a jury
as Mr. Hayne used his prerOgatiye
as TO challenges, but once and
then he excused Mr.. Corbett.
The witness were mainly from
among employees of the Hawai-
ian Gazette CO. Mr. Hayne de
Tended himself in person and at
p. III. began an address TO the
jury which lasted nearly two
hours. Court then adjourned I'M
til nine O'Clock this morning when
Deputy AttOrney-General Dole
will line up for the prosecution.
The case of the Republic VS.. L.
V. Redpath is postponed until
Monday, owing to the illness of
G. j. Creighton, attorney for de-
Tense.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15
You Had Better


If you want any more of those beau
tiful washable dress silks, that we Of
fered you during our sale for 50 cents
yard
We have gone through our reserve
stock and find just twenty pieces left.
No more or no less, and to close these
out we will place these twenty pieces
on sale at 80 cents a yard.
This offer cannot be duplicated by
anyone in town, so you had better
hurry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15

Is pure, unadulterated lubricator,
and is fully warranted to be of the
highest possible grade and to give first
class satisfaction in every particular.
A large number of mills are using it,
and we are having; new orders every
week. Those who use it once, want it
right along. The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15

Model Plant is not complete with
out Electric Power. thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One genel
ator can furnish power to your Pumps
Centrifugals, Elevators. Plows, Rail-
ways and HOSTS; also furnish light
and power for a radius of from 10 to 20
miles.
Electric power being used saves the
labor OF hauling coal in your field, also
water, and does away with high-priced
engineers, and only have one engine &c
look after in your mill
Where water power is available IL
costs nothing to generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
PANY is now ready to furnish Electric
Plants and Generators of all descrip-
tions at short notice, and also has on
hand a large stock of 'Fi
iers and all Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt
tention, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also at
tention is given to House and Marine
Wiring.
THEO. HOFFMAN. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
rHE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July g (Specian.-It about such wheat
ma ket to-day everybody lookns FOR. dull
and little lower Prices the close showed loss Of
about i.c September opened 55'sc sold between 56sc
and 55c and closed 55sc Duness had a great deal
=, do with the weakness the Convention taking away
attention Anxiety platform is causing would
bush to-day rather than bearsh. An Ohio state crop
report dropped winter wheat condition from 70 for
June TO ~ for July. The worlds shipments
large as they have running 600 bush. There
were fair ciearances-about co bush for the two
days There was a decrease passage 2o 900 bush.
on hand there Increase OF $4,000 bush
In English visible and the net decrease In the visible
suppy-sJi 900 bush--was dsappointngy small North
western receipts locked large. 1917 but the figures
days Local receipts were large The esti-
mate FOR Tueslay ~ The trade was without
everything viii be dull. and that prices Will suffer in
corn kept within Ic range September sold between
27.c and 267.c and &c Receipts large.
IA cas- today and s75 cars estimated for Tuesday
There was however. excellent shipping demand Al
though samples opened he lower they completely recov
erci Charters $1,000 bush. The visible increase
3ao 90 bush the local stock decreased 4l2.00O bush
Cables
The range IN oats only bc September selling be
tween i5isc and l5c. and closing al l5flosc The IN.
specon 96+ cars; the estiwate Tor tomorrow go
cas- Tie visible supply decrcasei lbs0o bush; me
local stock Increased $4,000 bush The Western weather
was perfect The shipping demand was not large Char
$4,000 bush. $780,,
there rally today Toe close was just about al
last weeks prices except for lard which was In
lower There 5000 hogs; the estimate for Tues
day was 100" prices ,hs were stsady ,so ,o.st ., x.a
53,sc calls at b84c Puts September corn closed a.
27Q2fisc calls at 2S'su27c
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Eew.York. July q. 1SB6:


New-york. July b. los~
local So,0n e nasSi ssyance Hs o "t point.
with total 10000 bales rhs marie: openea Ma
advance Of one or two points ,H He nants DURING
our Fourth of July holiday Liverpool was quit active ara
advanced good demand from Manoncs,er sp pn
which nuts II on about parity with the local pNces or
July and deliveries and II Is stu INA. IL t
ping parity than for several years iri,le 81 ,h,s
quite general rains in lXa@ iu o
Liverpool lost part OF s anVsnSe sertions Of Texas
The general idea is that the iainiai ID and
too light materially benefit the gFowing c0', b ssr %
ousiy damaged said that foreign spinner nave @
smaller reserved stocks han for some TacturnTs are
Manchester trade is excellent and Ssverv
heavily under contract for goods for @ lu,ufv uey r
having acquired their necessaE ,ations "f
fair weather tonight and TUESDAY ana IN Eastern ana
Western Texas with variable winds - o.,o, g.,
Meridian Miss offered 800 bales new crop cotton 10!
Angus, sbirm ment The Houston CreAas> Post say mar
The crop has damaged 10 some extent px % u,ou",
and there is rain within two Weeks howsrs w
do more harm gs ,nss iS The feeling among Liverpool
ners,ors said to the has 10 run al tne
possnites Of accidents for some months to come, ou.
there those who say ha' & mere rona crop report
ssvs: There is decided improvement in cotton over
the previous week. Lice have not yet ent, od f-n,
ica and that being rapidly enaced under ,he
bic influence of the prevailing heat So,,on
a., O-aneahu-g here; stands very much broken
IL needing rain in Is losing lower leaves IN Ches
% nromising condition Island cotton is doing well
iately visible supply of cotton a. l;a ~
-sa with The same Of 1895. falling OF OF 't 1i'
Pies ~ the corresponding date Of 1894 and decrease
500 bales in 1888 ~: 4S oIs bales last yea 2o s
hses in 1894 os269c6 in 1899 Ihe o,a AmeTeah
supply @ bales against s01 oio cs.nr hsHs in bss % he
crenng and close tocay. anu N'0s'"e "''' 'e
light
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

mess easy at as Cd prime a, s.s a. a.,
Prime mess Western nne. dull at f5s; do medium duii
at ass oi iiamsshort cut. about II to 10 10 nrm a,
"a pacon-(Nmberland cut. about ~ TO ~ TO- duii
as @ .hnrt rib ahut Is no dull 25s. long clear mid
des light about 40 to As n duh a, 24s; long clear mo
pd.s heavy about 80 55 NJ steady AT 23s 6t clear
ie,es about ". to Il 10 dull at 2's I'd shouiders-
.,o, 70 10 IA 10 steady 25s. Iard-Prime western
spot dull at 2ls finest white ana col
,nrsesd oiIIyerp.,I refined steady at 8s Spirits Of
turpentne steady at i0s pd. Rosln-common him az
A. IA Wheat-No 2 red winter steady at 5s lisd; No
Northern spring steady Is iolsd Corn Mixed West
rr snot dull at "a i&d. July dull rs llisd: August
,n ~, 2s iii,d: september duh al - li%d Flour ST.
Louis fancy winter dull 6s ID Hops at Indon-la-
La Coast dull Al cSfi0s Receipts OF wheat for the
last week from Atlantic ports 800 qrs from Pacific
ports 1900 from other sources oooV Srs Re
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07

Cash quotations were as follows Flour n.s was ds snd
spring Mnsat nG.nlpsl 10 red S'sc e
barley 32c nominal No haxseed 7lisq7ac prime tim
n 1 @ 80 g 9 g St % pG sSr psf rb s0 ss g.
s. 49, s dry ssed 60 5hSass s S9sss Sbss
granulaed 81 05 standard a. 81 81 lnseed OIL raw 39c
rket was steady extra creamery isc ar.ts isGi4c
seconds Oa2c Eggs steady fresh stock alaaoisc
q InS s5r1s Ssiea < as 80 S9;s @
ys acN @ s Na T.G new w. track Tfd @ S 10
No mSs ssk 2Is ysS% No Sa whiIs track 'rsSs s
oaas-Sarkc easy; No2 mixed track lsGlssc rejected
.sd mss sk track % ne 10 10 mixed sca No
VIII s & fsRIy > sss 'sad g. dyar ffy Sas 8
a nemlnaI steady keith lard ig4aS e. prime .SeuS.s Is
&& && l2Sss S2y asd snss s d. f% s
gss. % Sh9T! MAssy rss ss dead sss SO @ 9
5uy ;s"cSss Sssnsa &C. weak e and tn & s snJ
closed at 5sc sample wheat le lover No Northern II s
s;s'i' Ss \? i?ask Flour steady and
N 9a Isy gsnse of esns 9sae5
vheaThe market was sa rSsrn premium sas of tgs
%orhsrR was sc under northern No not quSted
S1 Sassfn i5sfs; Ss & h''i .sf
8 poduSs 600 bSs c,.s ;Dnsnl i, s. s so. s.
do mdding. 81.
Philadelphia July 6.-Four-Marke weak IN sympa.ns
with the decline wheat. Buyers lack confidence ana
demand limited small lots 10 satisfy actual wants;
Wheat-Market under general pressure 70 sell IN al
home grain Prices here declined +4tc per bus
contract wheat July and August. DqWisc; Septenlnr'
6 T6l nc: October nominal. CornMarket weak IN SYM
pathy with the decline wheat, but prices show no m
rortant change. Local CARROTS quiet and steady Win
moderate offerings No mixed July, Bin Ag32i4c; august
32 a3sc: September 32'. a3.c; October nominal oats
Market quiet prices declined sc under more
liberal offerings Futures neglected ard noninally un
changed No > white: July. 22i.qa:s.c August ana
September 20aa2li.c; October, 2llgg22c Sugars-He-
fined dull and .c lower all grades except No l. which
declined 3-ldc per ID. Other articles unchanged
st. Louis. July 6.-Four dull unchanged Wheat .
lower; July 62t.c bid August o2isc; September oo'tc
bid Corn-July higher: september lower; July ~
September 2Jsc. lower; July l5Sxc. August 1913
0iii.c: September. i5Ac May. i7sc bid. Eggs dull IN
charged i6iac. Pork-Standard SO STA old
81 aeis Iari-Prme steam 81 62ia choice SO 10 Bacon
Shoulders longs, 3isc; clear ribs. 49sc clear sides
4Ac Dry sat meatS-Shouders. 3Ac longs. 3'+c clear
ribs lc clear sides. 47sc High wines steady at 81 -
Wool quiet. unchanged Baggns-lA b. o'ac; 2o. 5,sc
81 NJ 8c: tes. o0c twine DC Lead dull at " a l.
asa So spe;ier dull; sale, ] car. 81 Io
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07

0 b, anoat; September closed at el<c .40oo DUST
No | Northern. 1&c over September. D. aoa'; m,u
5000 hush ungraded red 62Ac delivered FOR inuhs
Exporters took II loads Bradsr,ets exports Ior ne
week oJ6 bush. The worlds sNnor's M % az
week Were 7?0S, 900 bush against 7si'vco % hsh n ,ns
quiet but elighty lower following the asc'mc ,a ~
much feature 20 'he ,'hn''
being hack speculative interest Inc crop
favorable. and primary rccep,s r' III.
ps,si scale Argeatin> exports nc last VIZ
LOCO bush and panubap sooor bush Inc , ampn 'a
os passage Europe increased SnV ,h mu'' Te %
week. and the visible supply increased 34o nus 20 o"o
exports Now York last week Wero r,
b.h Eradstrrc;'s exports week were ~;
against 1SGO,u burh the preceding week 'e -, an,t
closed uuct at i.GMc loss Cash corn was "u'. ",n
wcskcr Is noo bush No sold At &c IN ,nd t.o,c
4Olp bush 34c delivered and ?iW~ pisn on ~ y, a.
terms b. afoat ~ 600 bush No = whi,c corn, .rc
rive frst nalf August. s5c delivered ocs -, New
The nsrset recorfs o-uts ~ .,or,
YORK selling the very favoratie r.uP T.
iarrc movement o. and comparatively sa.h .,
,nand for consumption. NcwYork "Npoits OF .a.s
weel 900 bush The consumption anu ~ =,
.tcd IN deoicaye o.icia visible sIrrS 'ne @ a.
not without effect Tho market ana oash % sr To
quoted down 10 cOsc for No mixed ana "a, lo'
white 4. Chicago the lowest quotations on 'E =, 80.
war, made Tire SsI'tc net ioss IN ~,
wcre weaker sales o2NCtT busn iAc!unnS ~. W
,n-h No white 2iic 5000 bush No 8 ~ W,e ~
40 600 bush uncrsd-l white 2lV2Hc; lV~W ouS" n,be
Soie, ,~,r.d tliac delivered: 10000 bash NO WIZ
ca;s Quoted at 3,,G2 G2oNc elevator bAi'l;WWr Wa,ket
al. fesiing quoted 80. Sf3e'.c c f.. :"i ~
6,,aer: No We.;ein quoted 3sCi3S'sc, c I.
VII. oro.ation. to-day closing prices for me a b
vious day ARA closing prices for the correspohons w
lac
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 6-To-day's wool sales were conducted py
R,Ixton Ronald & Co. The offerings aggregated i3-eS
laies There a good catalogue. large attendance ot
buyes and keen competiticn the German operators bhs
more animated than hitherto. Prices were firm rev, rev
lois NJ good Victoria fetched top prices The only
wskness was In the inferior grades of greass
The sales and prices obtained were ,,,a, o,.,.
TAr s,uth Wales aO bales: secured. Iiatnls S'ed.
locks pieces 6,sdals I'd greasy 'so"ad locks ana
~ ouecnsand-2 500 bales: secured. lohdqls "a locks
enS neres pdafis .d greasy 6is9sd locks and pieces
V,ctoria-25oo bales: secured 7?dqls Ssd; locks ana
pieces Tiad@is Id greasy. adais I'D locks ana pe'
81. .a1d. . ,o.,. On, n,sces ,otG
ia I'D. greasy 7Gfiid locks and pieces. a. 49, ,,
New Zealand--i5 500 bales: secured .aus osa; 10.
and pieces 7tddis ID: greasy 6go'sd; LOCKS ana pieces
3ndsi. 49,, ,s, hs,... scoured sdlf
Ia 2itd: greasy, Cd
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

Buffalo July PTS last ssss = f nG@rs sam. S mt
Yk $50 head on sale $40 head sS say TO ens en
or heavy and export grades steady or good handy
Prime steers So good butchers an and Il, snDysrs
s. S@s. 30 sn to o" %sd.% 81 o Sc @ bulls STEADY good
s3ass 70 fresh cows Sc. and 81 at So heavy s:a
ss.d s vas hm fair 10 onSs onSse xT fancy heavy
81 90 heavy s4as+ o' sass s@S tT es %
thus far $50 head time last week 70 @ @ ead
consigned through $3.50 head to Ne" acvs and higher
closed easier with Of extreme heavy unso'a ahn
sss ScS ScSNs to Ct dnot lis 81
T Tssh,. 81 81 asa %'eS Se, grade. 81
%Sss as~ad shEsF ASb s s. aasis j.
500 head total for week thus ar hrourh 400
head to NewYork 800 head: on sale 5000 head masr
m .css@ to s os seGs S h1"iy
spring lambs 81 7SasS fair to good. 81 sSass co. cas
S. f. :G %is@ '' s. Is
81 75: no export demand.
100" masss s,sadS common 70 extra ses,s snJ
81 s H sS e. eNc 80 cs:: and ssss To- 81 s ss ;3S,
IIogs-Recrps 2s0o head market early eIosns n
Ssan 1 S',ss i"i 'HSgs"s sSs
s. H.s .s 81 $ " .ss s CO. g. Ss .
'.s:' \ s.s % ~ "a %:,.: :; s :d
%s4, Ts.ss SC asts 81 a'ss ss @ So
heavy. So 2oas3 20 Sheep Receipts 1872 head market
steady. Native sheep So native mixed. 81 90 crls 81
East Liberty july Seattle e-Market stronger on all
grades Extra s. 3oas4 ~. prime q 2.at4 30; good
81 5dsI 81 tidy 81 1884 20 fair SO 60gs4 %. common
81 T5as3 t0 good fat bulls and cows. s? 900
81 30 hefer s3at4 TO- fresh and springers $50
$40 Hogs-Market active all grades Prime medium
weights 81 7oas3 ~ prime light 81 ,5aSa 70; io,ses
ToaS3 10 pigs 81 TJqS3 hogs. 81 2QS3 10.
sv. r,ushs SO 500 81 20 sheepMarket steady Prime.
Ss1St good 81 7bas3 So fair 81 300 81 I0 common
;m. a. s' q % IA. s sss est Sse1sa s.. 'as' %
Kansas city. July G--iIogs-Reccpis. 1000 head Mar
opened strong Sc higher closed weak light and pigs
81 Bass 35 medium. SO OqS3 30 heavy. s3qs3 IS Cattle
Receipts $500 head. Market slow. lOc lower; native
steers 81 Doas4 25 fair to good s3as9 lo cows and
hefcrs best 81 sSd<3 J fair good 81 i5QS2 80 bulls
5nS2 sockers and feeders 81 aOuS3 az Texas and
8: 6o0s3 81. calves. $4aS7. shcep-Receips.
300 head market strong.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
- ThurstAyo

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and Saturdays at p tor savanna a,rss July
Nacoochee ...... June 30, city OF birmingham yniy
Kansas t'ty July Tallahassee ''.'''' r,ly II
city OF Augusta July Kansas 'ity With
rail lines for all points South and southwes' ~
and freight rates apply at 26i 3iI. 3as S>' "
at the Pier foot OF Spring 81 ,.s n y a p j.
q NJ. Sorrei. Manager j. T. beok""'' " ,..
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions 70, R,o.dwax
"A received at the Uptown once. 10. m =. adse.
"a OF 3ist-sO. until oel'eN v ~ rexu.
tisements received at the following s,h-,ye
M .o ,,S Chaye cor ieth-st: as coanoassi =
West 65th-st.; i0G West 4-d ~, I'm and Wl
Eas. ans 3D. ave- between lS's a.
fTth s,a 0o8 3d-aye. near 6ist "a ave 2i0 ~
eath-s,. $50 sa-sve near tis,-.t; set ,a,s :,
fneecte,.st: ev0s sd.ave; :i0 East 1''a's'
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
a nyERrIsEMENTs and Subscriptions .or IN.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscripti sor The rribvns
n received at the Uptown once, No. i,232 Broadvay
"a door north Of 3is'-st.. until o'clock advss.
tsements received the following branch Offices reu
lar Office rates until oco'k D. VIZ 234 sthsve
cor 23d-st 152 Gth-ave., cor l2h-s l42 coumbussys
near West GGth-st; l06 West 42d-s sth-ave: a
East i4thst: 2J7 West 32dst., between 1th apd o.
aves i59 47h-st: .33s 3dsye between 1s,h sad
nth ats O2S 3d-ave Gist .70S Ist-aye near
S9th-st $50 3d-ave 3lst-st; 5j4 3fa 210 Is
Bleecker-st.: 1905 3d-ave; 80 Eas' Iyhs': LSA
I'd a62 3f-ave: % AUserdam-ave.. N2 Wess
42d-st 14s Fast 10Th 203 East fsh-st $50 yh-aye:
G,' 9th-aye. Iij2 3dave. near s7th-H.: 24 EsN
ecfh-st GOO Broadway: 1888 3i-sve: i2o sth-avs,
3fs h-ave: 7s3 Gth.ave. A. th' Harlem Ofces: 1Dt
3d-ave near isth--' $50 Fast i2th-s'.. 3t-Avai
ata West Io5.N-s' lot. 7th and -rn ayes.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

81 ss.,s gS a@ sr. .I X GF % Sp family %s's
rashs s. s,as5 90 Wheat dull ana lower No red
spot July 59sdJ9kc August. 59sapsc; septemnss1'
@a. gSoc Southern by sample o7aSsc a. 90 % on bsbes
duh and lower: mixed spot. 32n32l.c july atsg
32c August SiHasi5sc September 32l.aS2lac southern
white 33isg34c do yellow 3ec bid; stock 2,tO & b.sn
els sales 81 COD bushels. Oats easy; No white West
ern 22'sg22'c No mixed do, 2isc bid stock Ss Nv
n Ss stock ys qSe bushels ay easy choice timothy
asked Grain freights frmer and in more active
demand steam to per sushs 2a anxs n .0r 7
Eggs firm at liac Coffee dull No 7. i3c. Sugar weak:
granulated. 4.s5c
81 0O clear straghs So coos 4o winter clear and
sss1s s @ogs 20 s,s as 3 S orn sas
dg No clipped a2ec No do s &c NM Mo Tne hrns 20 70
sHs sss lake No sus fs S 50 Ss' s?lf
ifiic cottnseed meal s2i 30 Pork quiet backs - 30
spslo 56 cuts SO So sii Barrel beef 81 soa
Veal quiet easc Fresh beef dull; steers SAFE hnds
alOc fores 3l.Q4c. Butter quiet Northern creamery
eas wes!sg1 l5aSc %aGn ai2s S. anisi
Sortkern 7a7a.c; western elsa7c Eggs quiet near'y
s' us yoM ' w''f M asf 2 'sf'R d
as 25 pea siasl 25 medums sgs 10 Poultry % stsa ,y
ss l,sh s ton so ssen
iced chickens l4alsc live spring chickens l2aioc; i've
au orange. and easy Il Res
quiet 2ai5c Bsberr.es oaiac BackSerss Sns,
isS a%s ssss Rye
Leather steady hemlock cole non-acl nrsts lsgIso o
seconds i7aisc Union soc, hrsts Z'a'c; seconds q
Nc4c.
Buffalo July e-sprns wheat closed steady and fs un-
92c No white SO 6s aos srn N corn
.saay No on tyses Oats On dull and
Rye dull No ,sS &c ss IN s'Se snd ureban,sa
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07

Galveston July 6--t'otton-follday. Stock 1o.Ti
bales ~
Norfolk July G-Coton quiet; middling. 7isc low
mddng GAc; good ordinary. u Ice; net and gross
ccipts bales. coastwise 400 bales sales 20
ba les. stock. g. tii bales
New Orleans July 6-Cotton steady, good middllng.
7Xc. midiing. l3-l6c low mddilng. Cssss good rui-
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07

muscovcdo 50 tc, &c. and SO test moasses sugar NJ
ogc The London market dull and heavy with Java
noted at 1Usl and fair refining al los Cd Beet was
fat and lower quoted Gisd and August los '5d
Refined Quiet but about steady at decline OF
4 JGc nc all other grades. grnnunted now
quoted at 4Ac. The market s somewhat ovcrsold NO
Wa not
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07

nary Sc net receipts $50 bales gross AS bales sales
300 bales: stock. 81. .092 bales. ,..,, ,s
Savannah july scotton dull and easy m'non"s; go -
low ndding 6xc: exports coastwse. 6S bales; STOCK
hall