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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
SpOrtlets.

| Eddie Hanlon of San Francisco re-
Gently defeated Jack O'Neil in a six
round bout in Philadelphia. HanIon
showed remarkable form.
| Willie Lewis the lightweight who re-
Gently knocked out Martin Candle, has
received several offers to don the mitts,
but has decided to force Jimmy Britt
| TO meet him.
| Reid. the famous Harvard football
coach. could not come to terms with
the college this year and has returned
to California, his home. II is claimed
| that finances was the trouble.
The year just ended was another
profitable one for Philadelphia Jack
OBrien, the clever middleweight boxer.
During the twelve months O'Brien
swelled his bank account by $1,000.
Matty Mathews seems to be coming
back into form. His defeat of Kid
GfIsey of Denver shows that he has the
punch still-the same old punch that
he landed on Mysterious Billy Smith
when he took away the welter title.
Sam Berger, amateur middle and
heavyweight champion of California, is
evidently a much overrated fighter, for
ne had another narrow escape from
losing a decision in recent bout with
Jimmy Casey. another amateur boxer
back on the coast.
Y Yamashita the new instructor in
5ui-fftsu at the Naval Academy, has
arrived at Annapolis, Md. The new
system of offense and defence has be-
come a regula" part of the academy
gymnastic course. The midshipman's
fencing team has arranged a match
with the team of Columbia at Annapo-
lis on February %, and with Cornell on
March 10.
The wonderful popularity of bowling
was never more apparent than it is
lust now. In nearly every city and
village of the country the game has
won its way, and furnishes an immense
amount of amusement and recreation
for the business and professional men
who are tied to an office or desk during
the day It serves a cOmmendable pur-
pose when it liberateS them for a time |
from the routine of their daily life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05

i" Wampole's Preparation" and
without it none is genuine. 1t
is palatable as honey and con-
tains the nutritive and curative
properties of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
extracted by us from fresh cod
livers, combined with the Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites
and the Extracts of Malt and
Wild Cherry. Taken before meals
it creates an appetite, aids diges-
ton, renews vital power, drives
out disease germs, makes the
blood rich, red and full of con-
structive elements, and gives
back to the pleasures and labours
of the world many who had
abandoned hope. Doctor S. Ell.
Mccoy, of Canada, says: 81 testify
with pleasure to it's unlimited
usefulness as a tissue builder"
It's curative powers can always
be relied upon. Tt makes a new
era in medicine, and is beneficial
from the first dose. "You can
trust it as the Ivy does the Oak"
One bottle convinces. Avoid all
unreliable limitations. Sold by
chemists throughout the world
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
SOCIETY NOTES.
CONTINUED from page 81

Miss Alice Campbell has removed
from San Francisco to Santa Barbara
Cal, to convaIesce from her recent
serious illness.
The gubernatorial mansion on Judd
street was thronged on Wednesday
afternoon, being Mrs. Carriers day at
home. Mrs. Carter was assisted in re-
ceiving the guests by Mrs. r. de B.
Layard and Mrs. Edward r. Adams,
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane and Miss Gar
die Macfarlane ushered the guests in
to the home where they were greeted
with charming hospitality by the
hostess. Mrs. Walbridge presided at
the tea urn.
Mrs. Andrew Fuller and Mrs. Augur
entertained several friends at tea for
Miss Margaret Martin who left on the
Korea.
Bishop Restarick returned from the
eastern States on the Manchuria and
will be in the pulpit of st. Andrews
Cathedral this morning.
,Ss&ts
Captain and Mrs. Lyon were the
guests of honor of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer at "Rosebank" on Tuesday
evening at a dinner party. Beautiful
roses. for which "Rosebank'' is famed
were the table adornments. The other
guests were Captain and Mrs. Niblack
DR. and Mrs. Charles B. Cooper, Mr.
and Mrs. z. Faxon Bishop, DR.. E. c.
Golfer, Miss Elsa Schaefer.
~ ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Brown. returned
from New England on the Manchuria
and are again domiciled at the Hawai-
ian Hotel.
The Y. NJ. c. a. and Y. w. c. A. are
planning a joint social to be held in
the y NJ. c. A. assembly room as a
Washington's birthday celebration. The
affair win be held. however. on Tues
day evening instead of Wednesday,
owing TO the various churches holding
their usual prayer meetings on We'd
nesday.
.&4a.s
DR.. Hoffman, returned on the Man
churfa. Friday, from San Francisco,
where he went for a rest. His time,
however, was spent in visiting the diff
ferent hospitals and well known physi-
clans who were exceedingly courteous
to him professionally. He also listen
ed to a short course of lectures on the
X-Ray. Mrs. Hoffman, spent the time
during the doctors absence at their
home in the country in Kalihi valley,
where she had many of her friends in
formally for country lunches and a dip
in the pool.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05

Nother-"Do you like my new gown,
NTlHcent2'' lIjIicent aged five. with
convictfon)-'If there is a Lady-God.
you look just like her in those clothes"
Life
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05

DREW CROWD

The usual crowd witnessed two fast
games OF basketball played on the high
school court yesterday afternoon. There
was vast improvement in all the play
The first game was between the
Rams and the high school These two
teams are very evenly matched and
either had an excellent chance to carry
off a victory. It was the clever goal
throwing and guarding that won for
the Highs. The Rams are a very fast
aggregation, but they lack the goal
throwers and guards. They can GER
tainly pass and handle the ball in
championship style.
In the second game the prospective
school teachers from the Normal School
were defeated by the Y. WIS. This
team is coming to the front rapidly,
and if it can maintain the pace it will
make a strong bid for the first place.
HIGHS VS.. KAMS.
This was the fastest game that has
been played on the campus during the
series and the better team won. There
were very few fouls committed and
the H. 5. at last Won by a score of 1873.
LINE UP.
Kams-Centecs, Mundon, Kahele; for
wards, Aea, Akui; guards, Waiau. Ahui
High School - Centers, Robertson.
Smith: forwards, Crews (capt), Smith:
guards, Akau. Stone.
Y. VS.. VS.. NORMALs.
This game was rather onesided, al
though interesting. The Y WIS. took
the lead from the start and maintained
it throughout. The Normals never had
a chance. When the final whistle blew
the score stood Y. VS. 1G Nornals 6, I,
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Methodist Services.

Services at the First NJ. E church
today as follows; Sunday School and
Bible classes at 10 a. m; preaching at
Il a. m by the Rev. Geo. D. Watson.
DID. the well known author-preacher.
The FulIness of Christian
Love" EDwoIth League at $50 a. M,
and at 7:3o President Horne Of Kane
hameha will preach on Christian Ser
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F. P. Swatek, a member of the Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A. broke the worlds rec
ord for swimming under water at the
annual New Years meet of the Cen
trail Department of the Y NJ. c. A.
Chicago, on January ?, and then faint
ed. Swatek is Lot yet 20 years old He
set the worlds mark at 106 % yards,
beating the previous record, held by
T. w. Reilly of England. by % yards.
The best previous American record was
held by DR.. c. T. Adams at 20 yards.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05

The Builders and Traders Council
VIII hold meeting next Thursday
evening. when the question of the
framing Of a tax scheme for the con
s:deration Of the legislature win be
taken UP by that BODY also In fact.
# Is probable that the Builders and
Traders will make m attempt to join
the other commercial bodies in their
consideration Of the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER a. zoos.

81 5OaSls 80. BEEF HAMS steady. Quoted: s218
$2a DRESSED HOGS steady quoted; Bacons, 71.a;
$50 Ib 7ec 100 lb 7%c 40 ID. Use; pigs e@S9sc CUT
MEATSP!ezled bellies steady. quoted smoking 1o42c:
10 ID. b1sc u 10. &C. H. sac: picked shoulders nomi-
nal quoted Otz9Tc pcked hams quiet. quoted 312g loc
IAlIOW quiet. quoted City, 4S&c: country, 43sy4&c
LAIRD easy Quoted: Chicago prime steam Lobe Middle
Western prime 557.4oc; city lard easy quoted
nned laru quoted South America s30c continent
1ioc Brazil kegs, 0j5c compound barely steady quoted
5@G5sc. STEARIHE easy. Quoted: Cleo, IgIAc; city
lard stearine, 1.29T4c.
RICE-Southsrn markets showed considerable hrmnees
with light offerings and good demand while New-York
was steady TO and fairly active at former rates
quotations follow: Domestic ordinary St%ip5Stc tair to
good, Ss4S;bc prime to choice, 4G4Tsc head A7zQ6c
rama or 107&c: Japan foreign nominal; 90 domestic
S7tqSrtc; Java 4l2@4s&c RangoOn IN bond. 2@4W212c
SLGAR-Tho market for refined sugar was somewhat
unsettled. with prices unchanged AID demand moderate
fIces Quoed are net less cent for cash; Cut leaf
ana crushed 4Oci mould A. Bose: cubes 4s9c; HfAA
powdered 4s5c; powdered coarse powdered and fruit
powdered 4S0ci Eagle oonfectoners granulated 4S5c
Eagle coarse and graduated, 4SOc Eagle 2ib
cartons 2b bags and 5io bags of fine granuated Soc
Eagle fine standard granulaed and diamond 41oc;
Sonfectionefs A 455e; NO /, 43Ic: NGs and j. 400
1850; No g. 39Uc; No TO- $3.50; No II. 3.75c No IL,
$780, No u. 360c: Nos Ii IS, 355c London cabed
slightly easier marke: beets with October
and November quoted IS Sd. The local market for
raw sugar dull nominal with el6c quoted for
centrifugal 90 for museovado, 50 test and
ll-ec for molasses sugar SO test cable states that
the Fabricants estimate 190O6 European beet sugar
crop AT G6OrOU tons. against the estimate by MIR cht
OF O,60O,OUO Present Is 4. T00 700 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York, October 23. 1905
COFFEE-Tke market comparatively quiet sales
day being reported Of about 80 600 bags. Prices
however showed weakness as they have done recently
December longs seemed to be trying out
right than switch, and after opening decline
5Tl0 points the market worked of loss 1o920
points Europe a moderate seller and there
Liquidation, but toward the moderate
market finally steady st 4 decline 53
points European cables rather disappointing,
particularly 10 Havre. which i franc lower.
Hamburg net unchanged and the Brazilian
6szllan exchange Ibid higher. and the primary
markets firm, with Rio so higher, receipts
continued shade last years with the
getting 200 bags. against bags year.
Psulo receipts reported by the late cable little
rnsle-46Oeo bags. against $1,000 year-and
139S00 bags, against 1o1. 211 the
responding week last The December long interests
SD appear ''bugaboo' local market and
sHi be largely responsible for
ia demand which otherwise might be the
t1lisn points made BY leading trade interests, Con-
f1sshe diversity Of opinion appears exist
Of TIE December long still outstanding.
Ehh Is estimated all the way from 10000 100000
hFz The market for spot coffee quiet with quota
the basis OF Size Rio No Z. The
ildei were 600 hays. against 81 Ses
Itl2ll last year OF the former New-York
forte1 l32ofs bags receipts aggre-
rated 10000 bags against $4,000 last eek and 25S 600
ast year Receipts at Rio aggregated 111,o0o bags
irased with 600 last and 1900 year
Europe 4SG9 bsgS Santos cleared $4,000 to the
nited States and 1000 Europe Receipts Bahia
iT the week 800 bags present stock, 5000 bags;
reared . the United States. $500 bags; Germany,
S-tet, and 70 the rest Of Europa 500 bags
Ina range Of contract prices in the local market to
as low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

S. III Virginia sheep 50 So 25 "A Pennsyvania
do 1i3 70 at 81 SI1a 81 Indiana do 12 To- at - "a
yearlings 10 10, al Sc. -
S. Judd & Co: les state lambs 70 h., at So 2 1873
DO a n at s. TO- 1a1 Do GO n at $S ~ dS o. p al
1872 West Virginia do 90 70, at 81 30; Virginia culs
Al 70 s. 80; 81 Virginia do 81 ID. at So q
State do As H. Sc; II State sheep. % 10 at 80 90
10 ~ at 81 so; 81 do IS ~ at So "a Virginia do " 10
Tobiu & $50 Pennsylvania lambs. a 10. at
S. 80 Kentucky do. So 70. at S. lib Kentucky sneep
s Sanders: Il State lambs at IS %: 10 do y
do ~ at IS; 10 Pennsylvania sheep and lambs. %
10 at So; State culls, 50 70. 81
d Harrington 1875 Northern Canada lambs tcholcS]'
So 10 SO So 56 State do. 80 10 at s. Is; state
sheep. $50 u. at So 50 10 do 81 10 at So BUCKS
JeiIire Wright & Co: 1875 state lambs. So n. al
81 90 10. at 49, state sheep. 1ss NJ at So so
W R. Hume 81 Northern Canada lambs. 10 10 at
SIS % do. 81 H. at IS % state sheep us
10, So So IS do IS ~ at s5 10 do 10 H. at 81 20;
J. G curtis Z Som 30 state lambs a u. at S. 15s
do 81 10. 81 1853 Vermont do. IS n, at S. IL
state cus 45 70. at 50 15 sheep 1sS r at SO 70;
H. H Hollis: Il State lambs. SO 70 IS so; do.
81 ~ at S. 80 ID. IS; 10 Pennsylvania DO 20
10 $S 40 DO. 60 H. at S. AZ Vermont sheep
FOGS-Receipts days were IS cars. or 1925
head including AGO head for the market Buffalo
lower the prices here held up better than
could be expected. Prime light State hogs SOLO up 70
IS So prime medium do high as So 30 Country
dressed hogs steady at &c to &c.
per 100 IS 90. 15S 10. at IS IS; roughs. 3S7
10, a 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
orHER MARkErsRY TELEeRAPt4.

Chicago. Oct 23-CATTLE-Receipts 81 900 head mar
ket Toe lower steers 50 SOS6 20 soe
feeders, 81 35@S4 49, and Gamers 81 SVI
bulls 75GS4 10: heifers 81 501S5 80; calves
GS7 %. HOGS-Receipts 5000 head: market beet
others 2@5c lower shipping and selected 50 Sg
SO 55 mixed and heavy packing s. 9O$5 hgt g 70
(DS5 As; pigs roushs So 259S5. SHEEP-Receipts
iings So 5OGDs6: lambs S5IS7 T5.
Cincinnati Oct. 2S-HOGS active butchers and ship
pers. So 4O9$5 42ia: common, 81 25gS0 20. CAIILE
steady good shippers. S4d$4 rs $2$2 20
SHEEP strong, S3dS4 So lambs active. s. 259$T 60.
> Buffalo, Oct 23.-CATTIE-Receipts. $500 head;
fairly choice 10015o lower for medium
common prime steers s. 5oq$5 Is: shigping "a 5g
s. butchers 25G$5 heifers SO 25S4 go 81 so
ass So; bulls Sc 25q$3 90 stockers and feeders IS 80
strong per higher $20q$60. yEALS-Receipts.
500 tive and steady SIS bOg$e. HOGS-Receipts.
5000 fairly active 1G915c lower heavy. IS 459
50 90: mixed 50 4OS5 AS workers. SIS 30S5 49,; pigs
So 25Sj rough 81 25QS4 80 So 25S9 49, dalries
and grassers SJQS5 80 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts.
1890 head active and higher lambs So T6$s 20:
ngs 50 50g$8 IS; Wethers 50 50a$5 20: ewes s. Eo9
Kansas City, Oct. 2S.-CATTI4E-R $4,000 In
Choice export and dressed beef So 25S5 co.
good S4gS5 U.s. steers 81 1884 stocers and
feeders 81 401S4 Southern steers So 35GS3 IS:
COWS 81 T59$2 20; native 81 1898 %:
heifers So 50q$4 10 bulls $29S2 go 81 5O9S6
HOGS-Receipts 5000; market steady; top, s. 5O bulk
sales 50 10QS5 1T2 heavy 50 10Q$5 90 packers So 10
ass 20 pigs light. 81 75G$5 IL. SHEEF-Receipts
1000; native lambs s. 1887 so; Western
lambs. 1897 so; and yearngs 81 23GS5 IS: West
clipped yearngs S5GS6; Western clipped sheep SAG
s. 10: stockers and feeders. S. TJdS4 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24


po so dd5f 5ss 'sss 89t
A rSsS3 upland 5S S T Ffa9s dSsSsa an
@dyanee OF points 6e5oSsr closed lose steady At net
S55d; COMMENCEMENT COZ oSe: beceneerIanuary
5unejiy esd sp'a ApsirAsy $50
ACTIVE ~ md MEAIBusiness In -four was moderately
UNCHANGED rs Kansas clears Prices remain steady
sraehts $41ssi 10 SPITE patents 7Sqs5
Nc winter, 50 S5S8 To- yE h fI % VasS 81 extra
SoRNA Quoted KIN cried &c ': s. 5$ 3 30 5Sst a. TO-
81 2sl 81 1851 Is FEE EDs 1gd s ysSy:
!dd hour do SIS Tad d dSs So sa standard 5Tamp1
Ss8 red dog s24 So honny chop Sci 50 SuR So g
GRAIN-WHEAT~The wheat market was somewhat
ab9s9lar oqt on the whole fairly steady. closing
qFopped off under sales believed that
market 6enia NJ C th was putting wheat on the
which prices sol SuFo ~, strong covering mSyenent on
s, Des half cent above the previous close. This.
the early steadiness Of the market vas 9Tnns s m
as reflected 4d at Liverpool Bi mars Tsc
heavy words sh@ens reSoe5 at BqdaPes in face
,Taei ouSnss compared with 10672OO0 bushels
We're expected to decrease future as every
political should 0 MAKE 5ne f Mhs before ice
70 f no vlsoie supply statement owing
70 mat OF last week Excluding Fort William Pot Ar
leelO0o bushels The Northwest was a buyer Of wheat
at times and commission houses were rather free sellers
Heavy receipts at the Northwest bousht the total nteo-
movement up 10 16lAUO0 bushels compared with SG9
VUO bushels was no evrnrt trcfnes.s
reported No red the quoted 92c elevator
ana eJ1<c q b ahoat; No Northern Duluth e6c ami
No ] Northern Manitoba, 9415c. ahoat CORN
fluctuations in the market
row al day at the West but locally there was moe ac
lLEly, with prices the close hQ&c net higher The
cauies We're Qld above the
shipments, according Broonlhal about the same
as the previous week Commission houses were scattered
Dyels at the West AS interior receipts the
same as last and conditions rem aimed fayo
IN 5o With
DAYS developments expert 10 loads we're re-
pofteG. No closing here elevator and 81 &c
o ahoati No : white, &c, = yellow &c
l o Q ahoet OATS-TheTe activity and move
hent IN oats than in almost other market prices
showing q strong advance reports Russian
government had decided 20 restrict exports Of oats from
the Baltic The local cash firm and higher
as follows; Mixed, 70 to 81 234c; natural white
80 to 81 H. $452g$5c and clipped white to 40 ~
So-Ha5tc RfE-Market firm; No . Western 76c c I
New ork BARLEY-Aiarket firm feeding. 4O1sc and
at 6342c delivered New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
REA DING 8 YSTE mi
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. K.
West sd St. ~. r.
- gL.a -
STATIONS:

STATIoNs Foot Liberty ~. n R.
Time shown below Is from Liberty st. West sd ST
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted by designating
EASTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCd
CHUNK-z4o 90 (715 Eastonl. 9-lO A. n. I2O. go.
BOO tbs 43 Easton only r. NJ Sun. z42D A. NJ. Leo.
wfI.kEsBARRE AND scRANroN-s1o A. N. 40. 500
z. NJ Sundays. 4.9O A. NJ. 500 p II
NEGAT-z4o0. 940 A. NJ. $50. 800 Uakswood anA
$40 Lakewood and Lakehurstj
ATLANTIC CITY 40 A. NJ. kf3 80 P. NJ.
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHoRE POINTS o. o.
U201 Sundays except Ocean Grove, eco A. n, 400.
Atlantic: t1Ds sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BcH.
EAST LONG BFANCH-z4, 90 $50. $50 Ii-3O A NJ
1S0. ks 45. 40. $50. $50 + 81 Sundays 500 A. Nc
PTifLADELPH1A-.z4.s mice msOo. 'aoo. MILO 90.
si1.OO A. M m'I2OO m1OO. 500 $500. "a co. n'5e9-
+TOO 1890 900. $1,000 P. NJ. tsl2 is met
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-s.00 u%iOOo '12ecs
ms2OO. mt"4 CO. 500 200 -t12 10.
IAMSPORT-Ilz4 O0. z4.30. $500 1910. 1000 Hos
A NJ Reading only. 100. r. 20. 200 P 81. Read
ing Pottsvile Harrisburg only. 400 500. 100 P NJ
sDaily. 1Daiiy except Sunday SSundeys 5PSTior
only Via Tama5-7 ahxce;t SatuTdsJs n1Dn-
From Twenty-thIrd street-b5.2O p. NJ, $3.50 P. NJ.
e12 % r NJ. II 20 p. NJ. jI150 P. Ii. kS. 20 P Il
Odices: Liberty St west ed St, Astor Horse. PSI
434 1900 1854 Broadway 1S2 9th Ave. PSI 9th Ave. -
Union Square 279S Sd Ave 2I9 West 125th St. e45
Columbus York; 342 SAB S44, $50 Fulton 81.
BROOKLYN $50 broadway. williamsburg New Fo-k Trans
fer Co calls for checks baggage to deStinat n
w G. BESL4E3R. G NJ R-II-T.
& Gen. Mgr. Gen Pas4T Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

NUTs-Chestnuts free supply and weak Hickory
nuts steady we quote Chesnuts. Northern per bush.
e5GS6 so; DO southern 50cQ$3 25 large cultivated
$IG$4 chinquapn nuts 50cq$1 hickory nuts 81 5Oa$2;
do bullnuts.
AND STR AW-HAY-Therow only q tame
The grades have an
sale at fun price lots weak
able contnUe ample. though moderate
for sunday and Mondays deliveries. quote:
Prime large bales per 2lsQ5c: No l. 72lz G3S1c
No .. CO kG7Oc: No B. 55460c; shipping 50q5I-2c No
clover. mixed, 6065c; No DO 3gGpc no clover clear
receipts appear present demand 700
Soc OF straw, in reported
Produce Exchange today Hudson River Railroad
$780, Erie 500; Pennsylvania $780, Delaware, Lackawnnna
and Western. 50 baltimore and Ohio 40; Ontario and
Western 10; Central Of Newersey 4c river boats 104
Total, l. $50 tons. Receipts CT straw, 40 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

T6 gBSt cdsn F at an futures sGauf
firmly held ana the 5qaPKg TSse also bP R
abroad closing at f2 Us Cd for spot and go us I'd
Is apparent Immediate demand is said to be light,
but some ate is quoted At 1887 675o electro
tS at ls26 bsds oIe en at fs i5s in LONDON o.
eay continues firm and quSsa nbes are are
forward shipment stu Available to iagge GGR
orders for future delivery subject to quotations at
date Of 4os 3RoN was higher abroad standard
dry closed at SIS 4d ana G founSrv North
s S4 10 oud deGai at SIS IS SS sPLT
The market for regular Ps rGR ea esy' on
caes on cas- on late positions Foundry grades
generally No trading was done IN erd d N 5[n
reT si5 500 fS IS December. s16a SIG % January
SIG BID d6{ua5 9D s.? in oiasses
and vas on InGeeFane ate S f6 1nderone was
however [aner ofsfons follow New-oreans
5so prime 26c open bs7te Eo ~ S'f
a zoe; prime 24c; fancy. 26 a 2Se o,.ro xss IN
steady Te9ugSI ode For sail tonnage demand
mage odTsq and rates firm Quotations 1yerpoo 2s2d
Sd GiasgoN d. Hun a56 ' E1csstle 8s.d non
mall rotterdam 7c Bremen &c P 5gSs 1 I5naon cats
PIGS og 9rF;FsSteainer quarters oats AtlaI-
tic picked Pests s 1ei9e ARS quarters grain
Atlantic 70 picked pSG'S or Marsees Is 1osd
Xei December British 5eaeF' [9 nti bart oats is
% Teoener: British steamer 267S tons cotton etS,
Ter Danish $50 tons phosphate SIC Sf toms is i'm
Rotterdam, l0e pT2pS'' s Befast eos octoberNovenl
be Mop seamer 392 tons, Gulf 10 HOLLAND and car
on, 7ts a0reans TO Denmark, 16s. N9yen5er bInS
M Ndvebe 2Ssd tons general 0f B
Cqegtta 59 as7 tons 81 rs December B5 Isl
steamer s5 tons 9 steaer eos tons (r
ute same PiiadefP es.5oa Noble or
leans iUs hence TO River Plate. lump sum Pecenoeri
British md coast zacoacos private terms Norwegian ;
70 All tons phosphate Tampa 70 caren hence
British carr ca owners ccount Novenber schooner S
gsn ogsfn Ba 8z5 tons RsaoGISos
tinted Kingdom con5lnen9 ems lumber Gulf to Cuba pri
ebruarg British 8o tons same Noble s1 p TO-
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