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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
DIAMOND HEAD, Jan. 9, 10 P. M.
Weather. hazy; wind, calm.


Weather. hazy; wind, calm.
The bark Aldergrove will go te
the Sound to await orders instead
of San Francisco.
The steamer Kauai will go on
the marine railway Friday morn
ing for a cleaning.
There were three happy Custom
House officials yesterday afternoon.
They were given their money for
certain opium finds.
The barkentine S. n. Castle,
Hubbard master, sailed for San
Francisco yesterday morning with
over 800 tons of sugar. :
Inspector Faggaroos of the Gus
tom House force was reported to
have found some opium yesterday,
but that gentleman firmly denied
he had at any time found any of
the drug.
w. Weir has been made captain
of the Likelike, j. H. Nye, of the
Lehua and L. M. Everett, of the
Kilauea Hou. Other appoint
ments along the line have been
made.
The American whaling bark c.
W. Morgan, Earle master, arrived
off port yesterday afternoon. She
sent boat ashore for provisions
and then put out for quite a dis
tance. She will sail on a whaling
cruise in day or so.
The schooner Transit experienced
some very hard luck on her trip
from San Francisco. During the
first eight days she sailed along
speedily to within 400 miles of Ho-
nolulu. She was nine days travel
ing the remainder of the distance.
The Transit discharged her deck
load yesterday and will begin on
her general merchandise today.
She brought fourteen horses for J.
G. Palmer and one for E. R. Hen
dry.
The American ship Reaper,
Young master, arrived in ballast
afternoon, % days from
Portland, Or. Following is the re-
port of the voyage: Stormy weather
Turing the first week; favorable
weather until within 400 miles of
his port; for ten days had head
Winds and contrary weather until
arrival in port. The Reaper will
discharge ballast and then load
sugar for New York.
The o. S. S. Mariposa, Hayward
commander, arrived from the Colo
lies at an early hour yesterday
morning. Following is the report:
left Sydney December 23d, at A p.
H.; arrived at Auckland five days
alter, left same day at 8 p. M; ar
lVed at Apla January LIST, sailed
rom Apia 8 p. M, January LIST.
Zine weather Throughout. The Mar
posa continued on her voyage to
San Francisco at II noon.
The bark Matilda, Swenson
master, arrived at this port Tues
lay morning, % days from Port
'lakely with a cargo of lumber for
Allen & Robinson. Following is
he captains report: Left the
sound with fair N. E. wind to well
ut of sight of cape; wind changed
o southwark and vessel stood out
vest; in long. 1890 and lat. 1924
aught severe w. S. w. gale, which
asted four days. This was accom-
'anied by heavy hailstones; hove
o for goose wing main topsail
rom December 18th to 18th, drift
ng to long. 1860; wind shifted
o n. w. to lat. 40; from there
trong N. E. wind to lat. $50 long.
55; then fair to port.
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The Alden Besse will probably
begin to take on sugar for San
Francisco today. Captain Potter
hopes he will be able to get away
by January 18th.
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAy-

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV.
Il ing been appointed Administrator of the
Estate OF CLARISSA E. CUMMINGS. deceased.
by the Hon. W. A. Whiting. First Judge Of the
First Circuit.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the
deceased, TO present their Claims whether SCI
cured by mortgage or otherwise duly autheptj-
Gated and with the proper vouchers II any exist
TO the undersigned. within six months from The
date hereof, or they shall be forever barred; and
all persons indebted to said deceased are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned at his office at Kapusiwa Haze, In
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. July 18th, 1895.
W. b. CUMMINGS.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Ciarissa z.
Cummings 1Sso-2-la-ss
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A Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERsIGNEp INV

THE UNDERSIGNED UAV-
ing been appointed Administrator Of n,
Estate Of HONUAKAHA (k). late Of Ewx. fsisnS
or o. Va IN l. hereby given to ali perSors
same at his ONCE In the Judiciary Bald ne ir
honoInin, oahu, before the expiration al sir
months, or they will be forever barred. Ar
prlsons INDEBTED to said estate are hereby re-
undersigned ~ eas
HENRY SMITH.
Administrator Estate OF Honuakaha dkl
Honolulu, December 6, 1895. I7I1s--r
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ARRIVES AT HONOLULU,

Will call at Pehoiki, Puma, on the
second trip of each month, arriving there
on the morning of thetday of sailing from
Hilo to Honolulu.
The popular route to the volcano is VIA
Hilo. A good carriage road the entire
distance.
Round Trip Tickets, covering all eI-
penses, $4,000.
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LEAVES HONOLULU.

Returning, will leare Hio at O'Clock
a. M, touching at Laupahoehoe, Mahu-
kona and Kawaihae same day; Makeuz,
Maalaea Bay and Lahaina the following
day, arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
of Tuesdays and Fridays.
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NOTICE.

MR.. j. p SYLVIA, FORMERLY
M of Hama. Maui. is no longer in our employ
and is not authorized to further business
iSal-st alt CALIFORNIA WINE CO.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco. per bktne s \ Castle
Jan 9-SS6 tons sugar valued at $50 ,443.
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Executors Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
L Il Executor of the Estate Of Robert Plunketr,
deceased, / cali upon all persons having claims
against said estate 10 present the same to me
within six months from this date.
c. II. III KEY.
Executor of Estate of Robert Plunkett.
Haiku. Maui. January End. 1896. i7224t alt
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Notice of Election

AT THE ADJOURNED AN.
IA nual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Kauai Telephone Company held this day a
Lihue, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
w. II Rice ..................--Pre sdeHt-
Hans Isenberg ........ Vice-Pressdeut-
G. v. Wilcox ..............-.....-.T Treasurer
X w. r. Purvis ..... .........- Secretary
II. Fl. Wilcox .-... ...-..--... Auditor
r. W. T. PURVIS.
Secretary K. z. Co
Lihue. Dist December. 1895. i7so2u
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NOTICE.

MR.. JOAQUIN DUTRO, JR.,
WI of Waikiki, Mani. has never been in our
employ and is in no way authorized 10 transact
business for our firm. His receipt is not valid.
1921 81 ait CALIFORNIA WINE CO.
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Corporation Notice.

[ \ nuai meeting OF the Lihue Plantation
COMPANY, Limited. held in Honolulu. OF the
Both of December, A ID. 1875. the following
officers have been elected for the ensuing yer
and npti their successors appointed
Paul Isenberg ....-..... - President
Chas. NJ. Coo e. ...-. Vice President
j. +. Hackfeld. .......... $50. Trezsurer
W. &. Parker .-........ 49, secrc<arr
A. s. wilcox ---.----.-...- -. Auditor
J.F HACKFELD.
Secretary gro TEN
Honolnlu December II. 1885. Ea Ia
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He was sentenced to one years
imprisonment and fined IS and
costs.
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Australian Produce
M ERCHANTS REQUIRING
w Mutton. Beef, Timed Mests. Wool or
Produce, apply
= W. BRADBURY Co. Sidney
Liberal advance made on Produce s1if.tie 10,
he Australian market. Commuuic stioa ard
commissions invited.
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Italian Music Tonight.

The Hawaiian Band will give a
concert at the Hawaiian Hotel this
evening, commencing at 1880
o'clock. In honor of the Italian
warship now in port, the program
to be rendered is made up of Italian
selections.
PART L.
l. March-"Canzoni del Soldato''
................. 49,. ........ Rampezzotti
2. Overture-sVictor EN- uuel"...
........... 80. 1890. ................. Killing
8. Fantasia-.LasciaC Chic Piangan
........... hOsSln
4. "Reminiscences Of Verdi Godfrey
PART II.
5. Medley-"Italian Melodies".
49,. ......... RampeZzotti
6. FInale-"Lucia" ...-.... DoniZetti
Z. WaItz-"B-lla Italis"... Waidteufel
s. March-"Garibaldi =. Luigi
Italian Anthem"
"Hawaii Pouoi.'
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VESSELS LEAVING TODAY.
Stmr Kinau, Clarke, for Maui and Ha.
wall at 10 m.
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PUNAHoU WEATHER REPORT
Jan. 9, 9 P. M.-Temperature, $50
dew point, 610 barometer, 3004
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81 The above sale is again ostponed to
SATURDAY, Jan. IL. 1896, at the same
hour and place as above specified.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that at a meeting of the Kukaiau Planta-
tion Company held in Honolulu on the tn dag
OF December, 1895, the following officers were
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TIME TABLE
Wilder 5 SeQTSlDCOlDlIJ
1896.
Steamship /" Kinau, /"
CLARKE, Commander,

Will leave. Honolulu at 10 o'clock a m,
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay and
Maizena, the same day; Mahukona, Hawai-
hae and Laupahoehoe the following day
arriving at Hilo the same evening
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no GET DAMAGES FOR TAKING !
BRIDE.

New York Evening Post.
A move! provis on Of the Indiana cleo
tion bribery law is that he who accepts
a bribe for voting or for negl1eiins to
vote may recover. In an acton Al law.
$500 from the briber The courts had re-
Gently before them the iirst c'ss nnder
ms statute The fact of the tender a0d
81 me acceptance of s. was es,abl shei
but The curious point was raised that The
prosecutor lad lost the right To sue. thai
he Was not IN fac, hrihcd. a.. according
10 hls own testimony, after accepting me
X In abstain fTom votlg he went 10 the
noiis and voted. This controversy wat
carried to the aprtllaie court WHERE me
noint wns oVcSruled or the common
senae ground tha; 10 accept the defend
ants narrow Interpretation or the LAW
wnuld lie to defea, the purpose for which
Inc law was enscted Intellectually u"
court. IN an obiter dcturl, expressed IN
reerei that the necessities 81 the law
require In order to compel an Observance
NJ is provisions, that ono Of the parties
10 such an nfamous contract should ~
made a beneficiary, hut !, wee Eot 50
ish the real criminal
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CHIC

Chicago, October 29.-The eNcee"'"H'
great etrencth of the foreign wheat mar
kots at the opening today and again as
they were closing. caused an adNahco :"
wheat OF about lac per busAel me s'','
at one time was eisc per bnshel. but money
in New York, which was csh'ehe" "
the very verge of strangulauoh' '"u ,..'
the reaction. Corn. oats ana pioN'S'V'ip
were dull, although no material oh"''s' -
value. n.ho.t
Wharf.-The bullsh whiri when ""Vi'
experiencel Yesterday afternoon was M
mere raising of the dust by the prem"
mary gusts OF wind which preeede No..
ricane. The pa rise of the previous ,
was increased IN the course OF the al
fifteen minutes today by the adhl'lon VI
ano.her "a. December when 4'oseph tgh
the dav before at 1o'tmIo ~ sou ~ Of
as II In the time named. NJ 49,, tho
biyers at the start was sun - 20 a,
sellers easily secured from Al - !" -
the FIRST brush In the PHI, anu M iowet
but who got at least ~ apoNo VA rise
nfices In ten minutes the price nv -. ~
| IN n and after reacting 10 49, II - 4
| ~ From the latter point there "H'rh,
mcrr serious declii- than inc III ~, IA
| ri iden bulge led TO some suspleIonn, ~.
J n q hand OF the manipulation va ~ ri
| lever which controlled the mote.ne ,.hirp
| there were other considerations =, eahl,
mad much influence. The Liverpool .ahia
was higher. There were pfNA'e
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MONEY And INVESTMENTS.
Doings of Q Day With Wall Street
Operators.
sTRINGENCY IN THE MONEY MARKET
The Stock Market Takes Lofty Tumble
Decrease la tho Buriiugion Esrn-
inss-I no Othcr Markers.

- - "a,
New YORK. pctoher @.--Jhe course OF 'ne
stock market today was dominated by ,N-
,ror,o .,rnra,,, 4, ma ,,,cs tor r,li
'N"'N ~ "90s :" W. '"N
money, the extreme hlgh point toueneu
be.ng per cont day interest. or almost
o,,,i,..i,n, -, I'M nos .,crt ,,.r ,pn,,u, 1'ho
.u"'"''". W wv ~ WIN Wv "'',"'"
lowest point was ~ per cent eir'y III inv
day and the closing WAS at ~ per cent.
rxc, a, tho birh n,l,t ,ha osre,iuys of
-. ,,,,,
funds were not large, the supply coming
chiefly from the tenders OF fore.yn money
ora M, ,rus, communities r,h, .t,in,,ancv
"'' w ''"'' '
was que 10 Inc cHor's OF 'he pahhe'S '"
strengthen themselves as ma IN rs posi-
,, A., nr.,,r,tio,, for ,,sa,hl. r,nx,v no.
Wv ',' ~ ~ P
mands Tor observation-disclosures III the hoN'
few days
The November interest dividend dis
burscments are ia rly large aud the date
falls on Sunday. Bauks can not chil loans
made Saturday and loans maize tomorrow
20 over to Monday Then. again. ,oans
made Monday carry over 10 We lnesday.
The Hurry occasonel revived rumOrs OF
the probable issue of clearing house GER
tincatcs but NJ - we'll known tina, such
"A step VIII not he taken except as a last
/ resort, and the present rtriugency Is not
expected to last more than d fow days.
! The stlinccucy Is confined to wan street
aud n is understood mcrohnnts arc ioing
supplied at i per cent az CUnmissioN
J banks Money Il drawn out ~ the banks
/ Ia Tho .xtpuI thar legal tynlorg Gun he
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COFFEE.

New York, October 29.-Coffee-Options
ops ned steady, with prices Snl0 points
higher. further advanced on recovery and
Investment buying. following lighter re-
ceivts at Rio de Janeiro aud Santos. par
TALLY reacted under liquidation. closed firm
ami unchanged TO 20 points net advance.
Srot coffee-Ro. firmer; No. T. invoice,
10 rs jobhing, 10 3-S, Mild quiet.
Total warehouse lcil 'cres lrdm the
United States 1850 including 1898 from
New York New York stock today .15.el;
tinted States stock 2la.lc6: anca, for the
United Sia,e, Ael,om; iottl v.sin.s t3r the
year
Iiavre October 9e.--Cofsec closed quiet
ANA not unchanged sales, 5000
santos October a9.-Goffce firm: good
average Santos l3loo refs per 10 kilos; re-
ccipls l0n0 stock 452,0u1
Hamburg. Octohcr @.-Coffee quiet at
"A fg decline; sales coon.
30. october ~ coffee tirm; No. 7 Rio
u 400 re $ ner - k.los: exchange Sd: re-
90 ip,s 1900. cleared for tn, United States
.Cc1: for Europe 5o0). stock 3pl COZ.
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SONG BIRDS ARE GROWING SCARCE
waehinrtcn Evening Star.

..rhe American song birds are rapidly
heinr knee. " said l.. +. Dysar Of Mobile
al Wiiiard's. "Through VI me SCUM me p,
hooking birds are grow ns fewer ever So
S Sie u-Sere thG ar used to DE full II the
m mel Of the mockns birds nave :, no -
n ne 80 nc way throughout :hc SCUM
t I've SI no, su.n M or'o.c IN Maryland, at
,rg'',h was there month, nor one IN
W q. ~, -, them IN the trees II Dhio ihc
ai',.iisilys,Uro passcd a lsa max ps It : cr,n,,
iasi offensc fA r. rsd6bT am or ,a % 70 'G bo
ne ~ and lie result t. hat tneY are
~ heg.anlig 10 incr"se, ! ma; eye y
safe should pas iim MIN "-i Is S,"er!
~, I. t,.s,i AXE bu: a few years, unless there
- e,ich leris,ation. 10 destroy all the song
njrds in the United Staies'
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selling a, $780, New York sight, buying
SC discount. selling at par; New Orleans
sight, buying t.c discount, selling Mt par;
American silver. buying ,ae discount, sell
Inn at par saE,,s@
New York. October en.--Sterllng ex-
change, bankers sixties 4,sitsIt. Ms CONF
mercial. NSit: rclchmarks. % s-lS; francs.
bankers sixties. ss2sisa5.2e,s, commercial,
b.ssN mb.Ysa
New Orleans. October @.--Stcrling cx-
change. bankers sixties, Sl.ISNHAIo.l,
francs bankers sixties S.25: New York
sight, bankers, par; commercial, N.IA dis
count.
cent; street rate. 81 per cent, rate on sll-
Yer. ~ 1916: consois, 1oSis
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|sroN PRICE CURRENT.

lota'ions are revised daily and
,hess can he relied upon. THE
- ,hGse ruling in the Houston
GREAsE-Diamond. Sl.75 DER
w, IN tin boxes, 81. % per gross:
Pao@ per dozen boxes; castor
itiioN-Powder, per kes, si.o0eD
|ns powder, $500 per key. agents'
sho'' per sack, $l.2jai.3O, buck,
short clear, boxed. 5tl6f5a,c. in
breakfast, S'2d9c; dry salt,
y, iork salt hcllies. Gis0Gf,c;
Nv pe''les' CG6Ac. smoKed bel
~ AND TIEs-carloaa lots +
sIoh or Galveston: Tagging ?.
En-, g -l5-lb, 7isc. Ties Arrow
/ n,oS' In small lois from store
bs per yard higher; ties DC Der
P9WpER-Anex. LII .eoo.
Isl 'T' victor lib, per dozen
81, ~; i5c. Isis One Spoon1 T.
|or ~, "" i2-lb. 81 3j. i,-lb. soc
~ e4hs, 500 per dozen Priec's
Il, r Fp SoIea Royal. lG-oz. $500
l a. Ter dozen. S.raWper.
p'heapples, standard 81 olsr
4, 49, ooreless, Sl.6i: . scon'is. "a
H. endard. l1c1il.00. Chime
VS. lib, &l001l o.. S.lh III Mr.
49, u 'Dl ma j 2-'b. $L15ul.25: sec.
bic ~, ~ S-lb. standard. Sl.Go41
IS;Ic pSaehes. 75u see: 3-lh ME
Iap5i1,s pis eknerrics. 7ldS5c. an,
tsncy IAN Tiahdy, 5i2Q6 e; wrapped.
H., y EGErABI.'ES~ n ,,r,. ~, ,
IL 80 ~ Lima beans S1r' VN M .
S9s5,i'sc corn, tic ISL p: ION
p kidnay seconds. iaaiSc. 3-lb.
tD Iip beans. lib, 75i!aDn
..lb e. 81 s-koast beef l-lh.
Nm ~ 20, lib corncj hcef'
si',s ~ l-ib lunch tonrue /.
4. ~ I'll Oxford sausage .
1ei Sn9!!n sausueee III a S1,
IN. s-doz.at -oo,zen, 55Jl0c: L-lt
@i.lS' aVOe' is-lb deyiled ham, ,,
f.. 1snl.s es and S.. 7a,..c.
les. Escorted colors, will
(imt' nc e, ana Corlova. r,t. 81.
sgli,t o'gqliAc. cboi,."s -, w; ~
oifec: Anayee ptfly, Si.mlei,c
g corn,n n.y. basis. lGa-lb cqss
.:.nllsslon; Arhucklcs in
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JUDGE ROBSON AT GALVESTON.

Galveston lripuhe'
They say have been denouncing tho
Strand farmers" said the speaker
what | said was that when men quit
one party to 10 TO another they are hon
orablo men But when men still clam
TO be democrats and support X. u. Hawley.
the candidate of a party that has always
opposed everything democratic say
these men are traitors. Ii that be treason,
make the most OF it.
Continuing, he said In 1892 he had at
tho Bcllyille convention changed the vote
of his county TO the Hon Walter Greah
am mud had taken the stump for him and
worked for him against his old law par; :
ner. When Gresham could not be nomi-
mated and Miles Crowley was chosen as
The standard bearer the interior had stood
nobly by him, had worked far him. and
he was elected.
when We stood by your man until your
man did not want the ofIicc iny more We
have right TO come here and expect all
loyal democrats to rally round the flag and
work for and vote for Honest Jim Shcl-
burne."
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KANSAS cry.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. October 29.-Cattlc-
Receipts. 5000. shipments, Hrco; best grades
stronger others steady, Texas steers l0p
s.05, Texas cows. l.iot255: native steers.
3.01usit. natlvc cows AMI hcifors abu3 ~
ntockcTH aud feeders 2.,0it36D, bulls, lsWo
$40 HOGS Receipts $3.50, sh .)mcnts. 800:
market opened steady, closed weak, bulk
of snlos, 3.l6u3,25: hcnvic+. 4. lnfi3.2o. mixed,
3 l54l3.3D lights s.u0u331, workers.. 32@n
, IN, pigs. 3.N0n33i Shcep--Receipts. 2G0,
Ithipmenis 400. active. bost grades steady,
lambs, 2.15QI 25: muttons. l.50ua0o
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LONDON MONEY.

London. October %. Although the bank
rate was not changed today AT the meet
Ing of the directors of the Bank OF Eng
land. that institution ha" adopted the mn
usual course OF charging Az per cent dis
count. II IL believed that the object IS 10
make the rate effective In the opening
market.
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ST. Louis October o.--Cnttle-Recc.p's
100 shipments 300 strong to Joe higher:
native shipping steers 3 lonl.& ligh's 26S
as 80, atockors and feeders 2.iJu3:5p; Tex
nna and Indian cattle strong aud active.
steers 2 25aS7D; cows on2 81. Hogs Re-
GENTS GOO. shipments 800: tc dover, york.
ers 2.25et3 80, packers 3.lGn33h; hoavy 20
active for good stock; natives 2,00mS 90;
Southwestern mixed 2.25qS.5o; lambs 800
al 70.
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GEs-Mexican, 1915 per box.
PAINTS AND OILS.

OII.-Linseed, In bis. raw, &c boiled
SOC: petroleum. I50 test. in ibis, lac: in
cases, $40: brilliant oil, sl55. In bhls. l2c
stove gaso ne, in cases $50, in bbls. lic
E,upion oil in bbls, l9c; in cases. $3.50; cas-
bbls sc.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure. 606Ac;
standard white head, +i2c: painters, 5c.
WINDOW classic boxes. 50 and 20
to per cent discount. now list.
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES Missouri and Arkansas, 80 ESQ
20 fancy New State Kings 81. $4,000.
BANANAS-Per bunch, $l.o10Il 80.
COcOANuTS-s3. 50n4.O0 per 100. $40
per 1000
CALIFORNIA GRAPES-Tokay, SITE
Ier 70 Id crates; Black Prince. Rose Peru,
Muscat and Malaga grapes. $50.
LEMONS-Mes and Palermo. choice
S.25M3.75. fancy A0o0i.25.
NUTS-Bnkl. loo per III; fiberts Sicily,
lie. Naples. l2iac; walnuts. 1ldlSc: pea
nuts. 52n6c; almords, Taragona, loc per
Id; 1Sc per sack California almonds. lee,
rccans, fu1c.
RANGES-Mexican. So. rs per box
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NEW YORK

New York. October Wheat Receipts
1890, exports 1886. spot Irregular; No.
. red, . b SiA No l hard o b ST ahoat :
options opened strong and advanced on
good local and foreign buying inspired by
higher cables, further shipments 10 Aus
were under tight money scare and after
a partial recovery the market closed ner-
vous at s,dlAc advance, No. ced. May
81: December rs,
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. Mo, October 2a-Wheat--
Irregulnrlv higher. receipts small, No.
hard, nominaly So; No. =. b1Us0; No.
red, 76; No. B. 73a75; No. 2 spring. NOM
nally 81. No. ?. nominally 80. Corn--Act-
i've, slightly higher, No !! mixed. 2la NO.
8 white .2it Oats---ActiVe; No > mixed
noninilly l6Ml7; No. white. old. 2o..i
now. rominally 1e9lN Ryc-7Sicady; no
nominally 80 Hay-Stcadv; choice tim
othy. S.0oiiS.50 choice prairie, 5.01U5 -
Receipts Wheat. 1900: corn 90. 800; oats
| II 01. Shipments None
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London Journal says that tho latest
hobby of Wistam Morris was the collec-
lion OF old manuscripts and miasals ana
the collection on the shelves at kelmscolt
house. made in very short TIVE. ~ one
OF the best In cx lstenoe.