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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-02-28
MEMORANDA.

II BARK FuHkss. Commodor- Patty, rerorts-Let san
2rancisco on Tuesday, FEB. 8 arst day out had strong winds
from the NV after that had 4 succession n light, hafhinE
winds from Sc. TO s-w. Took the trades in lat. % y, long.
1867 W, FEB. Il Last part o; the passage experienced strong
trades.
II ship CoHgTsss II, Stranburs, reports-Let Margar;a
Bay February 8. CruHsed in different bays along the California
coast, but obtained her oil 900 barreIs) IN MagdaIina Bay
has 20 sp, 1000 VII, 5000 bone, on board, 90 months out The
following vessels were spoken and heard from
Magdalina Bay. Feb. ), 1s6l-Bark Alice, Beebe, 5 whales,
zoo brIs ship Janus, Smith, 1 whaIe-saied on the It to cruise
South French ship Gustav Giles, ; whales ship Chandler
Price, Hocomb, and bark Monmouth, Ormsty. mated, 10 whales
about $50 bhs Georgr Rowland, Pomeroy, and General scltt,
Hunting, mated. : whales, about 600 hrs l. c. Richmond,
Hathaway, and Oliver Croker, Cochran, mated, Il whales,
about 500 brIs. Heard from the Harmony, Kelly, ia the Lagoon,
Is whales, 100 bhs, and the Massasoit, Percival. 20 whaes-al
her casks full. ship Onward, Akin, IN Mara Bay 3lst JAM
20 whales, 200 brIs. 1t was reported that the sch. Maria, Mol
teno, had mated with the Massasoit-
Turtle Bay, Jan 25-Bark Ontario. Foster, : whales-l"si =
boat and crew by desertion bark Coral, Sisson, , whales bark
Isabella, Tucker. ; xhaIes-Iost a boat and crew by desertion.
and the Ist officer had his colar-bone broken while discharging
= bomb gun ship Jeanuette, winsIow, . whales-Iost a boat
and crew by dessrtiOn ship California, Wet, nothing this sea
son-the LIT officer uas injured severely while killing a whale
ship New England, Hempstead, : ~hales-Iost a boat and crew.
by desertiou. Jan. =, Olden. brig Comet, Wilhelm, 3 whales.
Cape St Rogue, bark Phillip Let, Hampstead, / whales.
First officer % the Delaware reports the General Williams,
Vi sh, at Ascension Island Dec. IS, 3 whales, sDd had a Loaf
capsized BY a blind breaker, which resulted in the loss Of the
mate and one Of the boats crew by drowning.
Two boats and crews belonging to the bark Delaware had
arrived AZ Nsrgarts Bay. reporting the loss u that vessel in
B Olinas' Bay, BY getting on the reef Dec. 18th. BY discharsiug
a quantity other oil, and with assistance from the John How
land, she vas got OF again. but found blged. A survey was
held on her by Capt wheIden and Mr. MePhee, when it was
decided that she vas uu-eaTOrthy she vas condemned and
sold a. auction for $500 500 barrels % oil which were saved,
sold :or 81 a barrel. Capt. Morton, q the sch. Kate, purchased
her. Capt KenwOrthy and the crew are on board the John
HosIand.
II The bark Kathleen. which sailed from here on the 9th Of
August, had arrived in sydney on the 2ith % September. BY
the latest adviees, she VA loading at that place for Auckland,
New Zealand.
BAT or IsLASDS. y. Z-Auived On the 9th % sept. 1850,
VII ship ONEIDA, Vincent. having taken $50 brs sperm since
leaving the port on 9Th February, lsGO. Capt Vincent reports
the following ships Ia the middle % July:
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To the Pub.sc.

The Trustees Of the Oahu Cemetery have resolved
on asking this community. by their donations, 10 S..
sst them in carrying out their views, IS the following
vote. passed At a meeting held 1t the Office Of 4 B
Bates. ESQ, February 18th, viii show
Resol,sd, ~ That Dr. ). Mott Smith Dc a Sp-fal Colnmfus-
70 appeal TO the Honolulu Public ia al q The 'urls - u,A,.
sooiAuou. and he Is nrf-'y authorized TODD tins ~ 'aie Of Ln.
HASEa RousS-as, Seers,ary-
Being thus duly appointed, a. the public see, to
systematic and legal attempt on their pockets. As the
spokesman for all the dead who lie up Wonder in n.
valley, and all those who this year. and the next, aud
in coming years. shall be carried up there to .le.n
their long. last sleep, | appeal TO y u Tor aid. The
Board are without the means to even bestow the
slightest care on the graves Of the already dead
Who is there among you, my n~eighbor, that will NJ,
give something TO this public and crying necessity,
Some of you have your opinions Of what should be
done !or the cemetery-disseut from what has already
been done-ideas Of this spot or that spot being mos,
eligible for cemetery purposcs-and plans OF manage
ment for the proper care Of the grounds-but viii you
sacrifice your privilege TO help the cemetery, for this
The Board of Trustees. to whom you nave committed
the cause of our dead, are planning and managing to
the best Of their abilty-they can do nothing with
cut funds, neither could you This thing is certain.
If every man in this community would ONE up with
ms help. we might nave 3 cemetery that would rival
those whose beauties have so often been spread on
the printed page. There are many lots in the presen,
grounds redeemed by the Board, now for sale, S,
prices from $50 to 500. By calling on William
Ladd, the Treasurer, the new and beautiful map can
be seen, and you heads of families that own no righ,
in the " city of our dead can purchase and locate =
lot there. 1t is your duty to yourselves and familis,
10 own q lot. Suppose (as I hope) you may never
need il, others who succeed you in Honolulu will buy
your lot, and meantime your money will have sus-
tanned the cemetery.
To all those who are willing I say, whatever you
will subscribe, l am ready at any time Of day or night
to receipt. The paper shall be part of ny pocket,
furniture, a constant and walking appeal to this pub
lie. Remember, l do not ask large amounts-every
one should do something-let every one therefore
help q little-and l hope if there be any one with
= soul so dead as 10 pass me by without contributing
TO this rightful claim on his assistance, his conscience
may reproach him daily of indifference to the dead.
who have neither voice or utterance in their own be-
half. J. Morn SMITH.
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NEH BEDFORD OIL MARKET.

ras On MARgET.-The demand for sperm oil the past
week has been active, for export The sales hzy, been S6Is
hbb- At 81 30 per gallon, including eleven parcels, Of from
I025 barrels 10 o5 do. embracing $50 bbis belonging in Dart
mouth 500 do Mzttapoiset and 1l3 do Sandwich
In whale oil we only hear Of the sale Of zoo bbl-- To a Fair
haven In snufzcturer, upon private terms
Nothing doing an vhsiebone, except a sale at auction Of
3sz Ms. damaged, at As cents per by b. Standard.
IxPOxTAxT MOVEMENT II IRE FOREIGN on NARKET-Wr
are indebted 10 one Of our merchants for a copy q the follow
ing letter from Nessrs. Mclean, Mars * Co, dated London
Dec. 2zd -
Our market for sperm OIL Is well worthy Of your attention
.S.Iu. Ali The cheap lots that could be got holl OF at ElOO TO
fI02 for American and Colonial, we're SCARED oG the begin
nins Of this week. and but Ettle n any can now be reached
anier f103 10 f10S-
should the stock IN first hands on the 3lst inst, prove IS
small a. va anticipated. (say about go tons), holders will not
have &C wait long for this advance
Our imports this year. As compared with last will show a
s~6c>pcy Of $500 tuns, having little over 5000, and making
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cisco about February Is, aud touch at Honolulu en- route for
China
Han. bark f ". Wool. Ghsrken, from Victoria, Y /. with
China and japanese goods.
Am barkentine Jenny Ford, Moore from Puget Sound, with a
cargo q lumber. due early IN March
Am huE Josephine. stone. from Bakers Island, ETl he due
about March l..
Am bark Oriental. johnson, sailed from Boston. NOV. :, with
cargo % Goals anil suuiries % c. Brewer y Co
Ham brig COncardia, Cahnbley. sailed from Brcm-rhsyen.
April 10, with assorted cargo 20 Nessrs. HofschlasSar K
siapenhorSt- Put into RIO in June for repairs sailed
again for this port July 70.
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Notice To Mariners.
Light House on Race Island. Strait Of Fue4, gaHcotr,r
Island.
Colonial S~ECKETARr's OFFICE
Ir=rrEr. - January 1sEl

N|TTNTNI ? = III
VICTORIA, lt January. 1851
SoIIcE i hereby given. that 4 Light i exhibited IN the Light
House recently erected on the Great Race Rock. The Light IS
Of the % order % Frr.nel. and exhibits a bright fash every 10
seconds u u elevated lis feet above the mean high water level.
and may be seen. in clear weather, Is miles. The structure
consists Of a keepers dwelling q stone, with a tower u the same
material. Il l. situated Ia latitude - Il a. n. long 1883
81 l5' W The filo~iug directions, furnished by Capt Rich
ards. are herewith published Tor general Information
A. strong tides anil races occur ia the usiZhb"Th0Od 81 the
Race Rocks. they should uo; ie rounded nearer than from half
Il mile % a mile A reef. with ; feet Il water. lies 81 by p.
from the Great Race Rock. distant three ur four cables. The
Race Passage (betSeen the Rocks awI Eeuuck Isiand) may he
used by steamers acquainted with the locality, hut sailing YES
sells are By no means recommended o. use IL unless with a COM
handing breeze. The ehb tile sets directly from the HaTO and
netghboring Channels toward the Race Rocks, and vessels in
ward bound with the ebb should give them a cool berth before
shaping a course for E-qumalt or Victoria haTbor. From a mile
OF the Race Rocks a course y ". leads 20 Esquimat.
While the Light on FsCard Island. at The entrance 81 the
harbOr, shows bright, a vessel i always IN safety. II II becomes
dim OF shaded, she will b. too FAR 10 the westward, and should
Immediately haul on; when y shows red. -he will be- getting
very close 70 hs-cuast between Esquimalt Harbor and Trial
Island
GEu. HESEY RCHAEDs,
Captain II. VI Surveying ship Plumper.
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Feb. 2l-Sch queen. fr Kauai.
pam bark-utin- Constitution. Foster, Tor victoria anu
Te-kaet.
Z2-Sch RarnJi. Wetherby. Tor EahaIna and hahului-
2S-Am Eh ship Lancaster, Russell, 10 cruise on japan
and Ochut-k seas
26-Sch NOisahiue, huheaua. for NawilISiH and hOi0a-
2G-Sch MJ0kai, lone, FOR T. Maui
26-Haw. sch kaiama, Lawt0u- for Juhnsous Island
2G--t=ameT KIu=t- BerriI. for wiui~ar! P"rt--
ZT-Sch Emma ROose, Wilbur, hr LaLaina and kahului.
2T-Sch Netti- Merrill, Guhck, fr Lahaiua and HHu-
gI-Sch old FeIDw. Caniag-, for HauaIei and RDl0a-
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PASSENG

FokEIsN.
For VICTORIA, V. L-per Constitution, Feb. N II II
Sawyer, Peters and Paka-
COASrwIsE.
From WIsDwGRD P0ETs-per Klluea. Feb. 2i-Mr and Mrs
Peck. Mrs wight AMI 2 children, Dan Niia, Capt Nakee, Rev
L ii Quick, J PitmAn. AEse, and co deck passengers
For WESDyAED PoRTs-p-F kiauea. Feb. 25-C1pt Nakse,
ars Lyons and . children, J = Green, p A Ouiinot, 4 T New
man, III JACKSON, b Jackson, and about 10 deck passenger
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VESSELS IN PORT-FEBRUARY IS.

L. :. steam sioop Wyoming. Mitchell.
Am bark Yankee. Commodore Patty
Am brig Agate. LAYTON
Am Miss brig Morning star, GeIett. fitting for Isrquesas.
Am VIII ship Congress ~. Strsnhnr=.
Haw VII brig Victoria, Daurlsberc-
CoAsrEss ~ PoET-Schooners Lihoiho, Moiseiki, Ka!una
ManuOkaEsf, Henry and warEics.
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DIED.

GOoD,LE-In Honolulu. Feb. .. Of phlebiti,. ELLES r, wife
Of Va r-u GOOda-. Esq, aged % years, and formerly Of MARI
bOrot. Massachusetts.
FEgDzEicxsuS-On board L. :. steamer Wyoming. Charles
Fr-ierickson, aged l. years. The deceased vas a native Of
Sweden. His remains were Inferred in the foreigners cemetery.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
RRINALS.

Feb. Z2-An -h ship Congress p, strSnburz, from NsrFari;a
Bay, ~ith ~ sp, 1000 I'll, 5000 bone, on bard
zoo uh this s-asJu-
22-Sch E1ma KOoSe. Chadwick. from Lzhaina ard Ka-
hu1i. 9TH i bullock hide Pas--nz-rs-CaPt
ThOs Hebron, ani u lativ-- on deck
2-Sch TcOxxi. Nseol- from LaAaIla. ~ItE : tons arro~-
roo-- zoo g1at skins. - bulpcs hpi=-. lot q ava
Pa.ssu-eu-I-aac Fisher, sui ~ natives GA t'cs-
2-seh K4lama, Kuheaus- from k9ioa. With j cords
hr-ESd.
2+-Hz~ steamer Kuauea, Berrl. from Eiui~ad Ports
With 2. buuoc.s. - sheep, - hides, 3 baSs coffee,
50 bus and - pEgs beef, ! empty casks, y hays
potatoes. = horse, , blLss fungus, ! bale Iulu. :
large C@sss OIL
2i-Sch Ram-hameha ", White, from wiudEarl ports.
zEh 10 cords frewO1i, - barrels molass-s. and >
deck passengers
2I-Sch S-tt- Merrill, Quick, I'm HI1 and k9hais- ~ith
1909 q boards. 3 hal=- pulu, s hogs. Passengers
- + Or--u. Ou- other, and 20 natives on deck.
2S->ch Oid Fellow. CauIag-, from port- 10 hauai' with
80 psgs m0las--s. 90 ksss and $50 bags -u.-r.
2c1ris h-wCoi, : bales fungus, pkg goAi skins,
has arroSrp0t. Pass-ugvrs-Nr Wuuienburg,
and 10 natives on d-cS-
2S-Sch NO~ahiue. Nisa. frum NaTi.Eii. With = psss
molzss-.. 2O5 kegs and - hays sugar., 20 bnd!s
POI. ; kegs butter, deck passengers.
Ssh Margaret, Rikesi, from ROOa- with 10 cords FIRE
VOID
2s-sch Go-ahead, CLARK, from Koloa, with ; cords fire
1Od-
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MORT

For vrcToEIA and TEExALgT-Pcr Constitution, February -
-2s5 kegs. Is ba=s i,32o mats sugar' 80 pkgs moiasses.s case.
cigars, 20 hhds brandy. 1 lkgs sundiies, 100 bags potatoes, Is
boxes eggs. I5O sheep. - mules. 10 hogs. Value-toreiSn pro-
duce, s2635 domestic 60, : 1910 ~
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CARD.-ThcE Executive Committee of the
Queens Hospital, take pleasure in acknowledging the receipt Of
an order from L. Nofftt, Esq, ON Mr.. Dufhn, for 800 lbs. Peef.
Also, a similar order from LouzaIa, Spencer 4 Co. on N,ssrs.
CornTel * Vida, for 1900 Tbs. :. y. CASTLE,
Honolulu, Feb. -, 1851. 1t Chairman IL. Com.
4 - Umdcr>i&uch. ON the pnrt OF
the owners of tine bark Yankee and Commodore Patty. most CRATE
fully acknowledge tie valuable services of His Majesty the King
and II r. II. Prince Kameham-ha. who we're personally present
during the Perious situation Of tie bark, while ashore "a; the en-
trance Of our harbor On the night Of the 2Jth inst.
We also tender 20 Capt. Mitchell. ur n. L. :. steamer Wyo-
"eing, our thanks Tor the strong and e-Gcieu; aid SO promptly
rendered by the crew Of that vessel under his command, and to
Lieut.. Earl English I. :. y, in charge of the force On the oc-
casi1r. ]. c. WATERMAN = Co
24g-It Agent. Rar. Y-o,L,.
HoNcLILU TURN NIEISTEN.
ATTENTION The Members Of the above Association ~
hereby notified that the Regular Monthly Meeting take. Mac.
To-MoKRo" friday VIEWING, at :: O'Clock, at their Han
II This being the evening for ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
FCLL Attendance Is particularly solicited. Per order.
c. FRED. PFLUGER.
-f Secretary II. 7. Y.
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Paints. Oil. Cine.
Bhls. Glue, He bbls. Ven. Red,
Bnls. Lamp Black, HI bbls. French yellow,
Bbis. Fire Proof Paint. II. bills. Bright Yarnsh,
Bbis. Chalk. If bbls. Black NaTuishi
Tins Boiled oil.
~ Coach Varui=h.
BE- Copal Earnish,
L" Celestial Blue,
Kegs White Lead.
Drums Eng White Lead.
KEGS Red Lead.
Kegs Black Paint,
Kegs Mineral Red,
Paint Brushes.
Varnish Brushes.
For sale at loves; importing rates By
c. BREWER x co,
2i7-q Market Wharf.
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THE following letter ought to have been received
bv the mail before this, but from some cause appears
to have been delayed. 1t will be read with none the
les, interest, however,
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JUST RECEIVED
L AT Ia L L 80
AT THE
Family Grocery and Feed Store !

a MOS LIN SUGAR CURED HAMS,
N (chOce)
Cases Strawberry Jam,
" Raspberry "
Half and quarter boxes Malaga Raisins,
Sup. Cal. Cream Cheese,
500 sacks Bodega Potatoes, "a lie p B.,g
Cal. Oat Hay, Oats and Barley,
Buckwheat Flour, Homony and Rye Meal,
Lahaina Sweet Potatoes, a 81 80 p Dbl.
2+9-Im 4. D. CARTWRIGHT.
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every allowance fr thu falling % in consumption SurnE The
last SIX mOutls. Consequent % ihe higher range q value. cur
dealers and r-tE~r- cauuot hold larE- stocks 3c think Jsry
trsN ~thSrcforc Of fhC future Of Sperm OIL
Hezdnatsr = ECuh little more nos than bsiy oil Ba--at
sperm and bright on beng thr -ams pre-. w GlO1- Refined
Sp-rlsceu ; inquired sor a; 10 tOr American, GOD color and
dry.
More doing in Whll-hone. Sal-s q Davis straits a. gao
AMI q Och0isz. - Es,O-lzt;er for -zpar- Prime long Polar
Bone - quoted E5-1 o. so.
S0uthem 0I j. cUi=:-
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DicS,oS-JrDD-Ou the evening q the 23d inst. by Rev. Xii
Carwiu, Mr.. J. q. Dickson 20 Mis- Laura ? Judd, daughter %
DR.. g. =. Judd. all q Honolulu Boston and Cincinnati papers
please copy II The Printers beg 20 acknowledge the com
pImeut conferred on them by the happy young couple.
Van ISsES-YE RSARs-AtT acahuanO. Chile. june Is. 1860,
a. the residence % the Governor. John = Van inEen, formerly
OF Honolulu, 20 Senor.. EeJna Yergara, Of Talcahuano.
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BORN.
MAkRIED

IN Hon lulu, rse, 20, to the wife Of Nr, Jane. Meshaas-
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For THE EAsT-Cupt. Mitchell has kindly con-
scented to delay sailing till this Thursday morning,
in order TO accommodate the public and take the
latest adyices issued in our paper. The mail by the
Hyoming will probably 60 through to New York in
an unusually short time, not exceeding thirty-two
days, reaching that city about April , or s. The
mail will close at 9 o'clock. Files of the CONNER
ciaE -4ircrtiser for the last four weeks can be pro-
cured at the counter.
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TO LET.
o. A COTTAGE. SITUATED ON NUU-
$50, anu Avenue, near Kukui street, containing, Paror, 3
~ Bed Rooms, Dining Room, Pantry, Cook House, Bath
Room, Coach House and Stable, &c. Government Water on
the Premises. To a respectable Tenant, rent moderate
Apply 10
THOS. KEEGAN,
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1861. 247-Gm At the Light House.
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\ USEFUL LUXURY.-We notice that our former
townsman, NJ. D. Myers, (whose purchasing agency
in New York is a great convenience to our mer-
chants,) is engaged in the manufacture Of concen-
trated milk, made from pure Orange County Milk.
and put up in lib. tins. Z. o. Hall keeps a supply
of the article, which is almost indispensable for
health on sea voyages. Persons going to sea should
not be without q supply, and at the above place a
pure article can be obtained.
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MARCH 4TH.-On Monday next, Abraham Lincoln
will be inaugurated President Of the United States
and the entire administration becomes changed from
Democratic to Republican. 1t is a singular fact re-
specting the 4th Of March. that it has never occurred
during the years when n new President IS to be in
stalled) on the Sabbath, nor will it occur on that day
for a long period to come. The day was recommend
ed by Benjamin Franklin as peculiarly adapted to the
puI pose, and on that account was selected.
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CANNOT BIZ TRUE-Ihe Iri6uae's Washington
correspondent (under date Of January A. asserts
that a piraticl expedition l. fitting out in New York
TO seize the California steamers. 4 steamer has al
ready been chartered in New Orleans, to proceed 10
the Isthmus, and await the departure Of the steamer
from Aspinwall, when, hosting the Palmetto flag,
she will seize tue steamers A. prizes 10 South Carolina
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FOREIGS AGENCIEs.-In making up their orders,
our merchants will bear in mind that Mr.. VI. d.
Myers of New York, and J. F. b. Marshal Of Boston,
hold themselves ready TO attend to any orders for
goods. The advantage Of having a reliable agent to
select just the article wanted, and in just the guam
titles desired, is one not every day offered, and the
cost IS more than compensated in the superior goods
thus obtained. See their advertisements.
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NEW YORK. mAnKKE-Nov. =



FLlUR-Rarket heavy and declining with mod
crate demand Tor export and home consumption.
sales ri SO bbls az Ss2s5 45 for rejected. s. 4na
80 for suPerne state, S56Og5 6 Tor ezra state
bo,4Os,5O for suporhne vesterni B5,605S0 for com
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6,U096,75 Tor
G1SxD1 FLOUR-Markst may be quoted a
shade easier with very moderate demand.
SALES $50 bbls 81 S3,iO9s5,oO fer Huperhnei $500
G7,aO for common 10 choice extra.
kKE FIOUR-Market quiet and steady with
moderate sales al S3,25a4,4O.
COltN HlkAls-Msrket quiet and unchanged.
MHlshH-market q trihe lower. Sales 40 bbln
WHKHT-MArkst firm with pretty sOod demand
Sales Of 1900 bushels Chicago spring at l23aI25s
las bush northwestern club Sl,t5J ~, 100 bus
Racine spring at 81 @ai, 20 81 .O9 bush milwaukee
cl0t Rt SfGgi,29, 81 90 bubh amb Iowa At 81 2af
0gl 30 $50 bush winter red western at 81 IS ,s
s9 900 bush amber Michigan az l,3sal ,4O lsU9 bu
white indiana at 81 sNl49i s6 OO bush white Mi
higah at Sl,43 gl46i Hoo bush white Canada At
hYE-Markot without i'm portant change Sales
HARLEY-niarkot firm. Sales 46OO bush Can
ada East at 5Ia73c; S20 bush Canada West At Soc
and Nih2u fow days 2',l01 bush California Ut CSC
OOhN-market rules quite nrm With goo de-
mand for export and home consumption. Sales
l09 900 bush al 63E9ic for iair 10 good mixed Wcst
ernj 6465c for western and southern Yellow &c for
Whithe western.
OATs-In mo ierats request. ssles at i7949, for
canada; 4sl4gc for Jersey, western and stale.
POR AFFAIR business doing without change Sale
1900 bbls At Sl2 oOSis,O for mess; Ss,509s,O Tor
prime.
BREF--Market quiet and unchanged. Sales COO
Dbls at E4009l50 for country prime; Fs,u0955g for
country mess Sll 90 for rePaeked messi $500
PEIME 81 E1ss BERF-Markst Is inactive at
Sl9@l9,sO.
BkhF HAMs-In fair demand Sloal5.5O.
DUE mEkE8-Dull - 446a4Ac for shOulderai
5a54c for hams. We nou-e e. Cf 200 pounds
green hams IT &c.
,BACON-In fair demand. Sales 200 boxes shert
ribbed mid les city cut At SC
DRESSED H0taS-ln active demand and firm
at &6esc.
-LkRD-Market continues in good request
sales 700 bbls at S40g1fo,
GHREsE-Markot steady at 5J4@so-