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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-24

- ~ DNi ~ 'il iNDhN IL N "t
1875 p. m.
Theo. Wolff and II. Louisson
are home again.
Lewis & Co., the Fort street
grocerymen, have a change of adv.
today.
w. w. Dimond calls attention
to number of useful articles for
the kitchen in this issue.
A. G.. M. Robertson returned
from Maui by the Hall in time to
take in the Myrtle dance.
All the rooms at Wright's Villa
are again occupied, which shows
what advertising in the BULLETIN
will do.
The safes, bookcases, desks, ETC.,
of the Bishop Estate Office we're
being transferred to the new quar-
ters today.
The Army expenditure of the
Japanese Government during the
last Japan-China war amounted
to 1l9,0O0,000 yen, silver, or about
$70,000,000.
Gideon West was about today
calling on friends and transacting
some necessary business. He has
recently been successfully operat-
cd on for cataract by DIR. Sloggett.
The Waikiki boys say they
have come here to play ball and
don't care if it does rain, in fact
they rather like the prospects of
it, being used to playing in the
mud.
! The charges of profanity and
contempt of court against Molly
Bush were dismissed at this morn
ing's session of the police court.
Three native gamblers were fined
$40 each.
At the Y. M. G. A. praise SER
vice tomorrow evening at $3.50 p.
m. the subie will be: "The Sin
of Anxiety" Phil. 4:4-9. Every
one is invited, especially strange
young men.
b. Bergersen has arranged
small water motor to run the sew
ing machines on exhibition at his
place. He has the motors for
sale and they will prove a great
saving in labor.
st. Louis College Literary So
ciety's dramatic entertainment has
been postponed from Saturday
evening next to Saturday, Novem-
Der IA, so as not to conflict with
the Gonzales benefit.
The steamer Kaala, of the inter-
island line, leaves for Waianae,
Waialua and Kahuku at 10 a. m.
next Monday. The Iwalani sails
for Lahaina, Kukuihaele and He
nokaa at 10 a. m. Tuesday.
A native woman is in Jail
during an investigation as to her
sanity. She has been living at
Kikihale and tried to set fire to
the house this morning. DIR.
Emerson is inquiring into her
case.
The arrests today include eight
Chinese gamblers, one native
drunk and two natives for assault
and battery. One of them is ac-
cused of beating his wife and the
other with battering country
man.
Rev. George G. Adams of st.
Louis has been called to the First
Congregational church of San
Francisco to fill the vacancy
caused by the dismissal of Rev.
@. o. Brown from the ministry in
connection with the recent
scandal.
In Judge de la Vergne's Court
this morning the sentence of Kai-
kainahaole for selling ava was
again postponed. All Kim, opium,
Ben Paakai and Waiala wi, sell,
ing liquor without a license, all
pleaded guilty. Sentence on all
three was suspended.
Capt. Willer has been appoint
ed to the command of the bark
Amelia, which sails for the Coast
today. Capt. Ward, her former
master, will take charge of the
Gainsborough, which vessel comes
off the marine railway Monday to
refit. 1t was through Capt. Wards
able management and superior
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL

III bhO SiOy'
Baseball this afternoon at $3.50
for inter island championship.
The police and Company DIS
short men will shoot at Kakaako
this afternoon.
Invitations are out for a regi.
mental hop at the drill shed next
Friday evening.
Fred. Whitney and family re-
turned by the Hall from a six
weeks vacation.
The Canadian-Australian S. s.
Miowera will sail Wednesday, Oct.
90, for Vancouver.
The Mariposa was fully loaded
at San Francisco ten days ahead
of her sailing time.
Rev. D. p. Birnie will preach
at both services of the Central
Union church tomorrow.
Nicely furnished rooms at the
Popular House, 154 Fort street,
from S1.00 per week up.
/ There will be no band concert
at Emma square this afternoon.
The band will play at the ball
game.
Some of Howard Hitchcock's
latest works are on exhibition at
the Pacific Hardware Company's
rooms.
Black sand crossings have been
laid across King street, between
the Government buildings, after
recent rains.
The usual Sunday afternoon
band concert at Makee island will
be given tomorrow at B. Program
in another column.
Queen Victoria's chaplain in
ordinary, the Rev. A. Robins, has
just preached his five thousandth
sermon at Windsor.
On her record breaking trip to
the Coast the steamship China
averaged 1877 knots between this
port aud San Francisco.
Officers on the steamship Doric
said in San Francisco that they
would beat the China's record on
their homeward trip without any
difficulty.
An insane Portuguese was
brought down on the Hall yester-
day in charge of an officer. He is
booked for the Asylum and comes
from Paia.
Santa Barbara is the latest of
the Coast towns to adopt electric
street cars, and yet Santa Bar
bara's population is little over
half that of Honolulu.
At the Christian church tomor-
row morning Rev. James M. Mon
roe will preach on 'Christian
Stewardship" and in the evening
on "The Secret Revealed"
The Pacific Hardware Company
offer first class lawn sprinkler
at a dollar and a half. Three
dollars was asked for these
sprinklers mouth ago by other
firms.
The Los Angeles Road Club,
formed of wheelmen who propose
to work for good roads, recently
had lantern parade to show their
voting strength. There were 700
in line.
Rev. H. w. Peck will give the
first of a series of Bible Talks to-
morrow evening. His subject
will be "From the Creation to
the Tower of Babel" The lecture
will be illustrated by stereopticon
views.
"Moanalua," a Hawaiian hula,
has been set to new words by
David Nape, the young Hawaiian
composer, and published in neat
form by Wall, Nichols Company.
The music also has been arranged
for the piano by Prof. Nape.
The London General Omnibus
Company has entered into a con-
tract with an American firm for
the supply of 5000 horses for bus
work in the metropolis, which does
not seem as though they were
much afraid of the new motor car.
Among the freight on board the
Mariposa is a pyramid which all
tha frainht hands from New York
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-24

Mrs. w. Hill and daughter and
DIR. Huddy are expected home on
the Irmgard if they are not on the
Australia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-24
Plants for Sale.

Choice Variety of !Croton Plants as well
as other plants for Sale at the residence of
J II. BOYD, Waikiki road, opposite sunny
South. 434.lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-24

DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR
Makes Better Bread and Pastry than
Any Other Kno,Cn Brand.
ASK Your Grocer For IL.
, UNION FEED CO., Sole AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTToN-The Iocal rnar.et was again quite narrow,
vh trading ~ the part q 'eaI eharss,el cin ana
S9Hrosa c. tnssty ~ 2ss m e. nsHSs y Iay.a =
selling orders The Liverpool market was reported 70 y,
2. points spot hardening but P5es9 ,I weTs
unefeased ana sales footed up !V00o pa.ssi LIZ = the
opening there buying. prrslmaDiy IhlSt ~ r
loss ot G abda, ,n ash wss Increase the
f9renooa 70 or points et,er vli'a i1f5e & was s XIV 10
so4c Ther came less q about Or pond ana Deinr al
the iat.er srt O.. The afternoon the market weak
closing Win ne loss OF 5 ponts "iA ne er 5ps SCOT
markets gu,a-. ssvaaeah showing an advance e,
Lice. while naltime:e was re hshs; bs' Ths%.sSn bs Zen
was lie lower aad wlr nyton nc lever Inc -'s"
York spst raa,kst was anchensed hoo,,, huvng o,
mules n To south does rot neessslTy mean S Iss;s ex
tent bu, It supposed be Due disposition ca -Ia the
part OF planters restock he. farms w!ih new ma.
o eH % TnSA bxS prds, II '1e 1sce1a M ootto s
po- receipts fo the wse wTs s"esa rn;nr ~ si5 baies
ruases 24 and Pir, 3oyai $50 The rsceiPs g s 3,
bees against day las; week and 80 is9 a las M
Bsf Bs AKA asas. ss'iS 4o5o s. I :.2 week X and last
me recs:s a he Yin'Ps ports i0py s %ss sams n day
sgA ss, week aad se3 year 6syesion 2sc' ha!ss c
against 100 aid 5ase Mobile it5 a31s 1s sad 5S
chares,a, 3ss bales egGiast i4ss M S- % rs;s at
Now-orsans slturiay estimated from 70 q 70 Coo Zoo
bales assias; oa22 saIns ca iIs rS5is a. Houston
c22 bales agairs; 800 sare eay a "s sS SIS
The veey receipts Houston were $500 bas ea
ls5Gl last and ~. ls yeaf Menp.ls, 90
L.ies ogairat 2G6 anc 21. The Interior iecelps ~
he vee H. l57 bales. against 4o,f as, ~ MA an an.
g. 10 iies agains: sO4i1 as week a;l ~ sto -.
Ses while interior stocks 55 Gus ta1ss asas, s
isS Il, iast week and 5l4 2O6 las, yeas me Neeny
fireroo statement shows saies Of 1900 o2ies
ClN et week and 7ic'o last year wHlie tis am ~.
from ships G1,oJ) bales "sails'
"a 0pl arl y o0o: stock oi all kinds % Lvepl o4 "a
b,,,s,s ,s iii Oco bales against lllbolV ana l+z'Vv
Tba arouut afoat l19cOc bales. against io7v' -.
400 cs, The total available supply fof l>Ftipyy -
77y-,so hai~s against i2740oO ana $4,000 ot wh,,h
i.-sc1n 60 CcO bales against i,OIlNO and 1880.
trfrto- range c.cse to-day. and eSs.Ns u'-s 80
49, MN and last year l-.loN.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
covJyG TOUR on THE TOURAINE.

La Touraine, the graceful and fleet steamship
of the French Line. will leave New York on Feb
ruary on one Of those attractive trips through
Mediterranean waters which the French Line
has made so popular. La Touraine is conmodious
and Is fitted up in palatal style every comfort FOR
a two months voyage being provided. Ihe trip
will include visits 10 the Azores, Gibraltar. South
err France. Sicily Italy, Egypt Palestine and
Northern Africa. Instead Of carrying LlW pas
sengers which the steamship could easily do.
the number Will be limited 10 about 20 so mat
every one can be made comfortable
The th.rd-class apartments Of La Touraine VIII
be fitted up as spacious laundry and baggage rooms
Tho we'll known culinary ability OF the cheis OF
the French Line will also be feature that Is not
10 be overlooked The excursion promises 10 De
one OF rare enjoyment and pleasure. for e&cui
sions from the different ports athlcn la GU! alIe
touches the company Will have AT mana expert
enced conductors and Interpreters who can be
secured ri moderate charge. Transfer between
ne steamship and shore viii be provided free OF
expense on land the passengers VIII pay ther m
own personal expenses but Will nave M" ilE -
live on board the vessel In port the service Oehs
the same at sea. -. 80 .,u
These excursions Of the French Line are wei wen
known and long established and hay" been pat
ronized BY thousands Of the bcet-knOWn p.Dp,c IN
The United States. La Touraine is due BACK ABOUT
April =
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18

Chicago Jan. Il (SpecaDWhea clorel 1sc over Thurs
day after having Jagged o. within thirty a. -n'lfs ~
the In the last half hour Il caught some oi the
excitement which rife in tn provision pit The shorts
started: the market very quickly raln~. c
May opened 5sssc. sold between 5Hiac and "c, ana
relatively strong. showing IA advance spite q rhe
decline yesterday NeUAork IroInse decrease in
stocks a million. IL looked II the vsil. sup
ply would decrease million The Northwes'r m receipts
373 cars. o. last week. a1i
$50 last The seab.4fa clearancfs * wheat
There selling ea:iy because th@ Pacific Coast
had liberal rains. The wheat bears were also tacYGratr
hv the New talk u gold shipments enl tf .- very
small volume of the wheat trade Liverpool today showed
a shipping profit u wheat from this point Money Was
light here. however. that IL inn ssie % o. any
business The local cash business was small Duluth re-
ported large business doing for spring shipment win
Tho seaboard much 1.OOOUp bush within the week
past The punishment given in provisions has made wheat
shorts tmid. The lullish sentiment Is increasing
Corn Inclined he easy early the large re-
cepts. II finally felt the excitement IN provisions ana
wheat and closed a shade THURSDAY. May opened
2sa.c. sold between 2Ssc and PSI ana closed at 2~sc
The seahoard clearances the smallest months less
than 5000 bush Gables steady The sampl" u-f-
ket weak although the Grand Trunk was cutting
srates East &c a bush
closed where they dl ThursI1y. My selling
a 1870 1850 closing 1870.
The provision market the best figures 90 far.
$40 ~ for pork So sellers. tor lard. and 81 - FOR ribs
The close the top. There were small hog receipts.
only 900 the estimate for Saturday loOri prices
a the yards b higher. raid made early fY
wheat professionals II proved costly one. IN"
sellers being compelled about the up
prices The country sl running the provision market.
the curb May wheat closed ~ Gh-c. calls
Glsc Puts Hay corn sold al .3c calls a. -
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
ETNERAL OF DIR. LOZIER.

The funeral Of DR. Abraham " Lozer. who dle1
et the Winthrop Hotel. Seyenth-ave. and ohe-""i.-
dred-and-twenty-ifth-st. held al 81 Anare"
Protestant Episcopal Church. One-hundrea- anu
,wenty-sevenh-st ard Ffth-ave.. at II o'clock yes
terday morning. -.
In the absence Of the Rev. Dr. George H. an. al. -.
water the rector Of the church. the assis'an'
,..,o- the Rey Couverneur Morris wilkins. an old
.r,end ~ Dr Lozier. oficiatei al the service Inc
oq5-"' w. Tnzlsr's daughter Miss Jessie Lozier, "as
married privately TO stephen ragne IN e the
S+ orirg The death OF her father in accoTda nee
,.iyyb he express wish. the wedding day hau
hren axed long before his last Illness
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Tnndon Jan 1.-THE offerings the wool eal's today
wer. i 40 bales. The selection capital one ana
he~e was a full ATTENDANCE o. buyers ana spirited com
r4fti9r throughout. There iurthel Nal't t'Iiz
tendency prices although The whole ihrre mas "h
change since the opening ~ trr series '''t
Inerinus sell lively IN con- r.-fi'c
of strength Of the American demand hIi. from lr
T-rifed states bidding against each other Nf Hiil pa.
ing eccasiona.y very high figures on an aftfisr 81 80
at,ve December prices. For loiA valued at ia ara
-,cr however demand. mus. lc confessed .i,m
The hone trade and Continent is less keen 'nperi",
sold with good deal of animation ana
~,ntlnental operators made god purchas' Iltuthuf
,.sir1 abb December CflssDieds SOFA wei
e~reciay home trade. and previous rates W.
,,nort.d The Of the sales to-day was strong
lambs. which largely from 1ofhshlt al
III, 10 advance December iIi'es seven
iales of Buenos Ayres wool SOLD well al par WIN
ss,inus onerings American operators purchased loo
t.ies buxton Donald & Co.. wool brokers' report that
5enine Of 5GlO per over Deceaber closing price
hrm. Tho sales today ana the
-rio.s obtained a. follows; o.e,- 20,
y south Wales. $500 bales. Secured lo4H II 9sI
,cEs and pieces sisdGis bid greasy o-Ro'-d' locks
ana psnd pseTs 800 bales scoureI lsGls a. locks and
,c,eg iOsdais 3isd, greasy. Ouo'.o locks anu l'''
cg,sa.. ? 400 bales Secured 7dqls c.d: locks and
80 Gi asl: greasy. 4Adpls 3i-d locks anu p'''eS'
sge;, Australia 500 bales. Greasy. c's9ioi locks and
pieces '5g"a,,a 200 bales Secured. loisd; greasy ca
W ,.rts and pieces. a.nJi-d. ~ o,., IL.
SO, Z"a,and 100 bales Secured. 'hd4ls 20, io
,ces GilqOi~d. greasy, 5'.glid. locks anu piece
7gs,.a n, Good Hope and Natal 2 100 baes Sc9u'ed'
al" "a. pr@asv 44,nsd locks ana pccrf "r',.'' "A
edais "' Ayres 700 bales. Greasy. 4auv-1' 'oe"S an"
r.cces 4IJ9.l.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
sorrHrRx COTTON MARKETs.

Galveston. Jan. 17-Cot;on steady, mld.ing l5-lIi
low mdIng : 100. good ordinary : l-lG!; nrt ana
grs receipts l37- bales exports Great Britain. 53G1
France 7G4s. sales. 4sS: stock ll% 81 Weekly Net
ana gross receipts 10 s9 nal.s exports 20 Great Britain
81 Oej France 7.Gis. Continent 15O. c'asvise. t"l,
savannah Jan. i7-Cot,on quiet. mildling. : li-iGc,
low middlng 7-l6c. and gross feocipis. l bales
exports 3.273 sales ;sll stock D"ll week
y-Net and receipts. l2sla bales exports coast
j 80. sales. +.55i.
Norfolk Jan l7.-Cotton steady; millling. r.. low
middling 7-iGc good ordinary. G-,c. net ami 81
ceiug 2:.N bales exports coas'wse .. lHi sales 1'i
stock O5T. Weekly-Net am gross rece.i-s la I'D
bal.s. exports the Continent. lpio, cldsWse, ll-'3
sales 1886.
orleans Jan. i7.-Coucn steady: good inainr
lG. mi!dllnc u lGc. low millling. 1910 good
ordinary. ~. receipts 41oo bales g.os '2'i 'x-
ports ~ Cr1ai Britain. l03 Franz. - SGD casi"ise
GAl. sale. 4.l5J. stock 3Nl 6iG. N'elf-Nei fe-
ce!ps l5s bales: gross. g III exports ~ Great b-
ain "a $50. France - sG3 Continent i"Oj. eDaai"-sc'
= upo sales
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18

of the wheat Is FOR and some OF 70 come t3wara
u Newiorl. The market closed q; sVhc net onvon'e
Sales q cash whoa, were reported Of loads NO N1r
en-. private terms. and loads spring Whrat, private
terms No red was quoted at Gc oyer May Nd snoa'
May closed 6T%c. No I hard &c over May
afoat. and No Northern Duluth 3c over Nay o
aa0at .CORN-The market for corn was dui az the
early OF the session and rather weak on the pal
movement which five days the primary markets haH
been 331l.OOD bush. OF l.iOsDD bush over
last vcek The exports for the time have increased
S22 oOO bush from the six ports. The carots arrivals t.
day Chicago c94 and the estimate t7r tomorrow
$50 Near the close prices hardened somewhat WIN
wheat leaving on icgdy et hc advance The market Tor
cash quiet Saler included 5000 bush no :. az
3Gic delivered 1000 bush No white 3Vc eieyStor 100
bush old No white 40c elevator 600 bush steamer
white al 35Ac elevator and 800 bush steamer ye9~
at &c elevator. .OATSThe market fOr oats was dvl
all day gympathzlg reluctantly with the e'nent N
Receipts have been large this week. gaining 4sstp
bush at the primary markets over last weeks figures
Near tho close there little Improvement with the
balance Of the list the market closing steady at isc ad
vance Cash duh. Sales 900 bush. in
Guiding 1000 bush 80 white 2Ji.c 1900 bush track
white. 25n2Sc and 600 bush ungradea mixed NJ 2ic
elevator No quoted 2ic elevator and &c
delivered BARLEY-Trade continues light and prices
sl range from 3jc for poor feeding 70 SC for choice
MAlT-Market inactive. Quotations. iefrc,r RYE
Market dull carloU quoted at a2a ic. BUCKWflEAT
Market quiet; primo State quoted at 3si2c.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the previous
ty and cosng prices for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YorA. January Il. 1896
rr-r-,.7-- p.,-r.a vr,ro ~ cars or 30 heaI-2S
cars i The market and 5e cars for sanshers, and and
exP'-ers and negdns a,s Sr ' b, eays on SAFE Demand
only lair. bu'. oa light supllies meaum 4" p.s G
kinds of oxen bl.,s and cows 10 iCwrI 09,osna % siek
cleared Ordinary 70 choice native stees s,a d, - ve
$50 per 100 IL oxen an s,"s e. asas a. Door ~ taip
COWS 81 aOq>9 - ESporters e.ash. 3 heaa bad o. g'2s q
81 n.r - general sa.es AZ c'sasc Latest cables quite
g4l ' s beef Aen ,oT al ' Srs rs ..5y : a., @ aSS ~
tops losc. iress.d %.ish' l~,"' 4aoai'ns i3 Airr
rcs DAY none tomorrow The Aurania takes ont 800
s,, r ' II sherman the Massachusstts 3Gs ca,t!e
and 100 quarters for soh"arzschd Snz,rser & ana 2G2
schnarzschld suzhcger and the colorado 10 cattle
To g. out bermuda aAa Trinidad, Total for ne week
70 Great Britain. with the exception OF 70 cattle AMI
m & - per 'SS' e . do s n s al 81 '' y Ksnuey sT!ass
7f III nj at ken S io ~ ass at So s 'S tS M 1881 81 s. s. o @;
8 80 d. go ~ AZ s. - %. 1000 r. a! s. 40; Do.
go ), p - a. :. g e a. 900 SoT " $50 ) = o 3 a. 90 s Dc % 9' =
CO. 70 Z. s.:'s e oxen s s5S IsS r at 8, s'Ss
1866 =, a. SO: . cows, & ,ot5 70 ,s, a, 81 20
io at s2 7o DO o54 r. at Sc u cow. oas n as2 81
at 80 300 n a. AZ M ~ al & 90 d % 81 % DO a $50 n a. s. I & ' 10 49, %
500 n 81 % 30 40 SIS n st 81 70 do 74oo 81 go
4 ac 3 CO. 10 So g. lsal 2 n s: 90 DO ll5s r
a 81 = Pennsylvania i2is N. AZ e.; $50
-. So
l.s,3 n, at 10 do. 1905 n. at 81 -
J. \ EBp1e" oa "a "Sls Il OHIO ,'sr osn M s. r. r.
Ducey 70 974 H. at 81 60 do 1925 n a, 81 c5
io 7S1 10. AT 81 so -
Iallenb-ck Hollis bulls. 5i3 10 AZ 81 20; cows s53
H. at 50 % do 100 ~. at 81 GO
Collins bull 1910 NJ 40 So 10 DO. NO 10 AZ 81 20
stags as5 n So cows. 100 10 at 81 go yearngs
57i n. 81 i2is
CALVFS-Isrcepts. 100 head. and about ioo head
held yesterday. Feeling steady but trade dull at
ciadS2 yearlngs and harnyad calves. s2 5cN
81 2is fed calves. Ssn<6 for medium
VeaIs s50s5 ~ FOR Western veas Dressed calves
lower 7G lie for city dressed veais few choice do
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18

90 tons last while the Hawaiian crop Ia estimated
~ iUVu tons. against l3l.69s last year and the
west indian larger than they last year.
1hc deficiency IN the Cuha crop placed 13l.osO tons
or more Ehc The German beet crop said to be Ger
tinly 90 tons short Of last In 1875 the Unit,
c states bought only 1872 is2 Of sugar IN Eu
fyc ana a"V tons Is moderate estimate 0l us needs
la -. The market Tor refined ~ inactive but
partially higher; prices quoted the basis OF lo-lIc
Tor s!anuatcd ADVANCE u llGc being posted IN the
afternoon ali grades dofninoes
inclusive others than change.
IoBAftO-lhe market f0g domestic tobacco was fairly
active ales being made of 3aD win dstaa as fol-
lows - cases crop 1892 New England Havana, 3y 4Oc,
- cases 1924 d., 100 l0c ~ 1894 Ne"-Engiand
seed lai lgp.3c. lCJ 1893 Wisconsin Havana IN
s. Foreign tobacco firm. with fair business
dons $50 bales Havana sold DscgS %. and i25 bales
SGnlaTa UJcGS2 80 In bond.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18

Liverpool. Jan. II. 345 p m.-Bee-f,xtra India mess
r'm 1js. prime mess nrrn at 1ss 3d. Pork Prime
mess Western fine frm AZ u.s. 3D. d. medium firm AZ
81 Hams-Shori cut, about II 20 IL =. lm al 4ls 1i
Bacon CUMBERLAND cut about = 10 ~ H. firm ~ @is,
short rib - n firm 2Ss Cd. long g. a. milcie
about - n firm at IS long and short c-car ii
II IN I.a-d-I'rirle Western.
Che-seAuerlran finest white and colorei nrm at f's
Tall0W-Irime duh 2ls Cott0nacoi oilI>veii u
refined dull q, l7 Spirits of urpentne seaG ~ .is G
Hosn-Iornmnr steady As gt. Wheat-N1 fei winter
firm al 4i.d No / Northern spring firm ~ - iisd.
Fi1ur-St Louis fancy steady 90 IS tJfn-MlN'l
Western spot new firm 81 2s4dt January sfralv 90
ESD February - q 3D. March ~ %s =.
Hops al London Pacific steady 4OUjCs.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18

Chester Holcombe. for sixteen years resident IN
China as Secretary Of the United States Lesaton
Will address the Vcrcenigirg Che Mems CiuO' oi
the West End Collegiate Church. N the cn"e"
parlors Wcst End-ave. ana Seventy i
me author OF The Real ChiramaE. an. hiIUnS - ~, .
Intimately the prominent Chinese ohc;3s Ais ~
welcomed the club
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
THE rALEyTNE FIRM INDICTED.

The Grand Jury yesterday indicted 10: co''lio"
gambling Walter Valentine William = Fehder,
John Croker and Alonzo Maynard. who operated
alleged buckoi-shops in this city. jersey ,'ty ana
Boston. The police Of fhe three cities mac, s''"'
taneous raids Oh he Offices December y laS'.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
4 NEW cHORAL TNION.

- The Washington Square Methodist Epseoi-,
Church IN Fourth-si" near sklh-aF'' 49,
-, - =. ~ orgaf,iz.d under the direction Of the
neWIr engaged choIister. Tailie Morgap Al Souis
necp.e who have good voices are !n'I'ea ~ u"'''
with the chorus tas evening.