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his heirs and assigns, or any person whom
said Rogers might direct him to serve, he
ought to be free from the remainder OF
his contract. They likewise set forth
that the contract was contrary to the llth
Article of the Constitution, which prohibits
involuntary servitude except for CRIME.
(The contract itself sets forth that it was
entered into voluntarily)
The Court, however, ruled that they
could not go into an examination Of those
matters which had been, or might have
been examined and passed upon by the
inferior Court, but under a writ OF Habeas
Corpus, but could only examine WHISTLER
the man was holden by Court Of compe-
tent jurisdiction, administering that juris-
diction in a lawful way.
Mr. Harris and Mr.. Stanley opposed the
application, which was supported by Mr..
Thompson and Mr.. Jones. Our cotem-
porary says Mr.. Harris appeared there in
his character of Attorney-at-Law. To 4
certain extent this is true, inasmuch as, if
Mr. Harris had not belonged to the legal
profession, he probably would not have
appeared there at all; but he did not APP
pear as paid counsel, but to defend the
rights of the children of deceased
friend, in accordance with promise ex-
acted from him by that friend who was
at the time in diving condition.
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HnETITIoN for Letter. of Aar,Ir...tr.,in,,

n adrtern>upremc al Court q The Hawaiian laians.
Prulate-In the Estateo ARD rs
deceascd-Defire Mr. Justice Hartnell af Chanahers.
residing and cling the petition q WM e. PtEKE Mar
shal Hawaiian Islands settling rfh Edward r
CESS died nt-tafe Hannuiu afresa being the
his death nauralzel citizen q The HAWAIIAN fslns
Englshman by birth. aud leaving within ~
dicton II sail Courts That the only heirs fhr -
ward Burgess Deceased a. Aforesaid the uetifirr
mother, and married sister. whose I unknnn
the petitioner, residing England hrnth-r.
Charles George aud Herbert. residing n Francce state
Of California; and further stating that the nsioner
due notice to said hother and prarnV Or ctfes q A
istraton al interim 20 be issuse 70 the puer an a
be BE- appointed Administrator u the said rru
due notice having been given o. al persons appear and
show why the said petition should De- granted
II Is ordered that "Wednesday the loti day Aurus A. D.
$50 at 10 o'clock my chambers Houainlu af
said the said petition will BE- ca upon the appointments
Administrator I'd interim rsye r Notice thereof hsr
ing been given BY publication = this order r three
i've weeks IN tho Government GtzrrrE ncwsrarcr Published
in the City of Honolulu aforesaid. further ks-
ing upon the appointment q permanent Administrator WI
be had before my Chambers af1rrsid uon.sv the
18th day II September. A. d. fS7o 10 ociask A. ~ AZ
the said hearings all persons Interested appear an ss
il any they have Why said petition .hou gram
ted due notice thereof having been given 10 said nes
ALFRED : HARrv ELL.
Ju-ficc ef Supreme Court.
Attest; WALTER R. sEAI. Deputy CLERK
Honolulu July 25th fS7O.-cSaf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

- matter q the bankruptcy of WILLIAM BlECoCE. .
Voluntary Bankrupt.
Notice hereby given % the crcors q ths s1fs wko
proved their claims and entitled vafe rhaf
cection fr As-gners Ia Bankruptcy wi b. h-i IN tls
Clerks oicc q the Supreme Court Il occk Na.n "a
THURSDAY. August tith, 1870.
BY order of the Court
L MccuILY. Clerk
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APPOINTMENT BY THE BOARD OF EDUcATIoS.-H.
r. Hitchcock. Esqr., has been appointed Inspector
General Of Schools, pursuant to Section II Of Act
entitled An Act to repeal Chapter 10 of the Civil
Code and to regulate the Bureau Of Public Instruc-
ton, =, passed January 10th A. D. lS65.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
W. JAS. SNITH.
Honolulu. Aug. LIST 1870. Secretary.
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SuPREmE COURT of an, H.wa,,.p =.

SUPREME COURT OF the Hewailan Isl-
- ands, in Prohae--ncflre the Hon. A. : Hsrtu~ iss
cate Justice Of the supreme Court rrafe In a. mat
ter Of LOIS FORD and SETH PORTER FORD. miners.
On reading and filing the petition " William Grceu
CoENecutcr uf the WEI q Caroline Jackson Eod rf
Of the said minors setting forth that the .i un, ~,
each entitled 20 certain real estate IN the Island of ohu tn
that both tseir parents dead; that guardian " their
properties has yet been appointed and praying
person may be appointed such guardian.
II IS ordered that FRIDAY the e1th dav Il Iuiv nrrt
should be fixed for hearing The matter q si rrf;u
that notice thereof shall be published ia the mtwauss A.
zErTE aud Al OkoA newspaper. r three weos
lSgnedl ALFRED $ HAErWELI
Justice u supreme Court.
Dated Honolulu, II. L.. June 29th. ls7u.
Attest.
(SignedD L. McCulIr Clerk $50
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Notice s hereby given 90 members q the a- and zi
persons having business herra Justice ~ the supreme
sitting at Chambers. that the ssi justices viii tsn
bers in the Court room u the sa Crt az ocik the
noon, Mr. Justice Hartws every Monday Wednesday
Friday and Mr. Justice Wdcmann. every Tuesday Thurlav
and saturday FIR the hearing n an matters that uy e. r
scutei o. them. BY Order n the Ceurf
Honolulu Jnly 18th. iS=9.-2-f l. McCULLY c-srk
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- Bcf're the Hon. n. A. Wideinanu IN chambers.
On reading and filing the petition of kAyWAfIrNE NIn
praying for divorce from her husband ALO Chiuanlln
the ground of wful and continued deserton fr
than three successive wears and t appearing the %
Ao l. not resident of this kingdom
IL is ordered by the said Justice that the said ret cua.
90 he heard THURSDAY the first day - Sfruher
next at chambers In the Court House Honolulu olhu
notice thereof being given by previous Vuhau the
wAuAN GAzErrE for 90 least three months prcvus I
hearing.
Dated Honolulu, May 24th, 1870.
H. A. WIpESfNNN
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Attest l. Nrrrrrv CTerk 80
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Coal oil should not be considered safe If It gives of
inhamuiable vapOEs al temperature below Ice de-
degrees Fah, nor should its burning point be below
Ice degrees Fab. Consequently. only the two first
samples. Nos SIS and-5l6, can be considered as
coming up 10 the standard and although the bulk
Of the other samples consists Of heavy oils they con
tain sueiency Of the light oils render their use
unsafe In opinion, the Of ell oils not com
ing up to the standard is fraught with constant dan
ger, and the fact Of their being frequently used
without accident Is proof Of their safety and we
drm in the belief that accident can occur with
properly prepared coal oil, when used for illuminat
ing purposes
Respectfully, FALKExAU & HAxks.
Pour samples, tested by Prof Price, gave the fol-
loving results;
DoEneris No l, flashing point. l06 deg Fsb-
Downer's No ?. flashing point. lo6 deg. Fab. De
woes No. l. flashing point, 95 deg. Fah; DeYoes's
No ? flashing point % deg. Fab.
1t will be seen that Downers retaed falls four de-
grees below the standard Of safety, and Of DeFoes
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~ Of the estate Of JOHN H. deceased The undersigned
having been appointed Temporary Admn-frafor above
estate with the VIII annexed. ar persons having claims
against said estate hereby notified preeuf their claims
duly authenticated az the Office o the undersigned until
further notice. within six q fha rut
cation Of this notice. otherwise they will forever barred
All persons In possession of property belonging the si
tate notified TO account for the without elav
r. DOLE
Temporary Admin.fratar.
Dates Honolulu July 18th, Is5O as5t
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Liberal Advances Made ON all ship
menfs per Steamer.

Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than By sail
ing Vessels. Particular taken of Shipments q
Fruit-
All orders for Goods 70 be purchased in san Fsau-
cisco will be received. and Giled by return a Steamer
gzs~s shipments from Europe aud The GATED States.
intended for these Islands, viii be received By the
Company IN san Francisco, II consigned g. thea ani
be forwarded by their Steamers 10 Honciulu, FnEE
oF CHARGE. except actual outlay
9s' Passengers are requested TO take their tickets
before y O'Clock the day Of sailing. and % pre-
cure their Passports
IRAN Bills against the Steamer muzt Be pre-
scented before two o'clock on the dag Of sailing or
they will have 70 lay tiil the return Of the
Steamer for settlement.
1-5m II. HACKFELD Co. AGENTS.
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REQUEST having been made TO this Department
by Ills Excelency the Minister Resident Of the Uni
ted States, that Jonathan 5. Christie, Jr, Of New
Jersey, be recognized Vice Consul Of the United
States, at the port Of Honolulu. Notice is hereby
given that the said Jonathan s Christie Jr has been
recognized Vice Consul aforesaid, and all persons
required take notice Of this fact and respect his
authority accordingly.
c. c. HARRIs,
Miristnr fr- Enrcir-n A fnirs
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NOTICE.-In the matter OF .he Estate
~ of GEORGE EHERrS deceased
The undersigned having been appainsd Adminraor q
the above Estate all persons hereby notified present.
their claims, AZ the Office Il the undersigned CO. ii within
three months from the publication of this Notice. and an
persons in possession of property belonging said Es1is
notified TO account for the same without DELAY.
j. II. COMFY. Adnnnistraior
Hilo. July 10, 1870. E-lmc
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Minister for Foreign Affairs.

NoTIcE Is hereby given that Monsieur Theo. Bal
lieu, Consul and Commissioner Of II. l. NJ. the En-
pcror Of the French has taken charge Of the Consa-
late Of II. NJ. the King Of Italy during the absence
Of Fr. Aug Schaefer Esquire, Consul Of Italy, at
the request Of the said Fr. Aug sehaefer and all
persons required take notice of this fact, and
respect his authority in that behalf.
&
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

HAVING made arrangements for n con-
II slant supply of lee, the undersigned offers fer
sale in quantities to suit purchasers. at the Hudsos
Bay premises, Ice at cents per pound. Ice deliver
ed to town customers.
laf1- Orders from ether Islands promptly and care
fully attended to. [2s-3m A. W. BUSH.
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LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO
LEAVES HONOLULU


Freight for San Francisco viii be received at t5e
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same,
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
or ,artage. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not tassn -
the Company.
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Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-03
Highly Important News.
War in Europe!

By the bark Comet, arrived on Saturday, after a
passage of twelve days from San Francisco, we
We have dates to the 17th ult. The news is highly
important On the 18th of July France declared
war against Prussia and in both countries every ef
fort was being made to hasten troops to the From
tier 1t is thought TO be doubtful if the other great
powers of Europe, should the war continue for any
time, can avoid participating in it.
The congress of the United States adjourned on
the 18th OF July No action taken upon the
resolution to pay $4,000, to an Australian steam
line. That matter will therefore have to lay over
until the next session of Congress.
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Ar. Charlie d. Gouey-DEAR SIR: We have care
fully examined samples taken from SIX Of coal
oil which you left with Us. their safety for H.
Eliminating purposes. and have arrived at the follow
inc rnsnlt.
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GUPREME couRT.-P,tl1Ion rar p,rprr..

aus. Signed L. MccrlIr. Clerk.
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STEAM TO AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

,/E(fe The California, New Zealand
LZtfZtk'a and Australian Mail Line Of
- Steam Packets
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THERE is no longer any question Of the
yellow fever in New York. Itwas brought
to the harbOr bymerchant vessels which
eyaded quarantine ,by coming up to tho
city by way OF Perth, Amboy and the
Kills. Three of these vessels were from
Rio Janeiro and Havana, and their cargoes
were infected. Portions Of these cargoes
were thrown overheard and floatcd to
Governors Island, being cast ashore in the
vicinity of tho barracks there. A drum;
mer boy was the first to take the disease,
from which he died, communicating it
to Others. Several cases lave occurred in
the densely populated parts on tho east
side Of tho city. It is said that about
on third of the male population Of Gov
ernors Island is now down with the
fever, though the proportion Of deaths Is
very light. Tho island has been quaran.
tined, and all access to It Is now denied,
The reports about the fever are creating
considerable anxiety in the city, though,
as yet, It has not taken the form Of q
panic. 5uHrIt.. ,.t. :s-istt. .GN aarl
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

The election in Trinity Bay, New
Foundland, resulted in the defeat Of the
anti. Confederation candidate Tor Colonial
Secretary. nliI taa.
1t is stated that the Prussian govern
ment has addressed q final remonstrance
TO England, on the subject Of her refusal
to prohibit the expectation Of arms. for
the supply Of France.
The Cincinnati CommsftidI is Of the
opinion that the Republican State ticket,
in Ohio, will be elected by o majority Of
ffomG ,OO0to 10000. 4 s.sog' 'ii@ Y (
The President has resumed the rou.
tine duties Of his Office, and Is In excellent
health and spirits. N"fF a..stg
The trial Of Robinson, for tho MUIR
der of Mrs. Lunstord, lis in progress at
Mansfield, o.
"A returned Californian was robbed of
$4,000 at the Union DepoE Pittsburgh
Monday. 4 .ssi y iEs . = y ~
Secretary Boutwell, has written 70 the
Chairman OF, the Pennsylvania State Com
mlttee declining 10 make political speech
es in that State Ia the pending campaign
"A dispatch from Washington 10 q
Democratic paper says the onslaught on
Schurz Republicans In Missouri progress
es, and the Administration hopes by the
end Of tho present week to have every
Schurz man in Missouri, ds well rs every
Conservative Republican elsewhere hold
ing positions under the Government,
functus oificio
The exploring party, lately returned
from the Yellow Stone River, reports tlle
height of the great falls ut Yellow Stone
at three hundred and fifty feet, and the
height of one Of the geysers at one hun;
dred and nineteen feet. -i-'s5'sy ''''' .
Saturday afternoon at Millersport,
Ohio, while Samuel White and Joseph
Walls wore .disputing about some old diff!
ference, White, without much ado, drew
a revolver and began firing'on Walls, the
first shot striking him in the head. He
turned ito!run, when White fired again.
the ball striking Walls in the back and
passed through the heart, killing him In
stantly. 81.
Horace Greeley address on the Fair
grounds at St. Louis Monday afternoon,
was listened to bya great crowd Of people.
He lectured astevening before the Mers
camille Library Assoclation Of that city.
20 z. Ils .STstlN
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The Ticket Spectators. s
The Illness of Gen. Lee.
WAsnMeToN, October 8

WASHINGTON, October y.
GCol. Christian, Just tronL Lexington, re.
ports .thStoh the evening got September
2Sth, Gen. Lee, after presiding over an
unusually Ylafga meeting Of the, Faculty OF
Washington College, attended protract:
ed and exciting meeting Of the vestry Of
tho Episcopal Church. On his return to
his residence he tainted from extraordi-
nary fatigue, and was placed in bed, where
he has since remained under tho advice
Of sphysictars. He hns 'hadSno symp-
toms oi apoplexy or paralysis; only topper.
and speaks as occasion requires. His pllyi
siclanS c6nfd Identity expecthis recovery In
a day or so. Atnoon, to-day, Nlonday(,
he was cheerful, and his family and physt-
cians are confident of his speedy rcstora;
tion. Colonel Christian left General Lees
house at 12 o'clock to-day. -pe
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MARSHALL Ar COUNTY, .!l IN
Republican Meeting at sand Hill.
n, -. 1vs,,,,n, JsS.vIotno.f

Republican Meeting at sand Hill.
10 he WhesllnO IakQlqme4. ,'.,r
Pursuant to notice, large Republican
meeting was held in Sand Hlll township
in Marshall county, on Saturday evening,
the LIST inst. -u# p e1al
Yin motion, John Winters was called,to
the chair. g@ ' .5 ~ ,H.. :.
The meeting was then addressed by s.
L, Bloyd, candidate for the House Of Dele
gates, who spoke for near anhour on tho
political issues involved in the present
campaign, and comparing our present
condition as a State, under the rule OF tho
Republican party, with what It was when
ruled by the Democratic party, parhcu-
larly In regard to taxation and education.
Loud calls were made for s. r Hanen,
who ls also o candidate for'the House OF
Delegates, on the Republican ticket, who
came forward and spoke for near three
quarters Of an hour, in very able !1clnl man
on motion, the, following gentlemen
werr6 appointed rs Township Executive
Committee, viz DR.. Marshman, John
Roseberry, A. r. Kimmtns, Joshua Win:
tiers, John Dougherty, John Richey, anu
James Henderson, i5rid, NJ
Onmotion, the meeting adjourned ,4'i
JoHN W1TTR1ts, lfest.
fhHaF nt.S... -LzL = H.. - 49,
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THE Charleston Journal has been en-
larged and much improved. Tho i'm
provement is not confined 70 the new
dress put on, but extends to the prcpara-
ton and arrangement ofthcmattcr MIA.
F. GmBENs, comes into the concern, and
Mr.. EFT. MOORE, the founder Of tho paper,
resumes an active partnership. The Jour
nal Is now in every respect greatly the
superior Of any paper printed at Charles.
ton. Success toll.
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ITAIY.
The rIebfscitum a Farce.
NEW YoRY. October

NEW 4O1&ht OCVVUe4 4
} The Worlds special telegraphs from
Rome that the voting of the Plebiscitum
was a perfect farce. There were 48, 900
ayes and but 70 noes. he declares that
tie italian soldiers and paid agents, with
the scum Of Ghetto, the Poute and Partoue,
voted aye, but that q vast number Of the
best citizens Of Rome abstained from vot.
ing; some through fear that the change
might not be permanent; and others In
obedience to the orders Of the Papal
clergy. It cannot DO denied, however,
that d great majority of tho middle classes;
lawyers, merchants, and many Of the no.
bilIty, voted openly and ostentatiously for
annexation. The city was illuminated in
many parts at the end of, the day, par;
ticularly in Carso and in the streets lead
ing from the Pinelan 10 Plan and Barbin.
1t was observed also that attempts at illu'
were made in Bardo, where no
vote was taken. = 'i tJt' ~ y 81
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New York Produce lIarket.

'''-, 81 y. ~, INV YeRK, ottober4 4.
CorroN-EaslGar3; sales Of 1850 bales Of up.
'T4 FIousSBeaiaan5 nir, and prices advanced
shade higher. 9 Z 80
GRAsSwhs1t5Q QalSt GnaMeaE; No spT.isagg
O1 IS. RyO-Qulet and unchanged. Oats:
Quiet and 'Re6lG;p Ohio 6i0 i066'S Sc.u Cotnsfpnll
PRovIsIoNss -Dnil az $a5l 80 Oh spot and
October. Beef Steady. BalkI Meats-Dull aud
prices nominal, Bic0haD Dali and prices n0ml-
nal. STEADY; ySalea 500 bbls good at 16Hc
on spot, and l4j{c December.
I E6Gs-Dull and unchanged.
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Cincinnati Market.
- lQMontllATl. OclOlleF Z.

aaaab boMCntNATi, oCtOberA.
CorToS-Duil and unchanged. -
FLOUR-Firm at $57B0g 90.
GRAN-Wheat Afn; No, I rcd winter sold at
declined to 66c for old and asa SOC for new. Oats;
market steady at S69ASc. Barley unchanged
COPREE-FlFm.t n f1iNH Sa,dVFrt
grades have advanced,
OLs-PCtrol6umd dull; refined sold at S5oNC.
E00s-Flrm at 28c.
BUTTBR-ElFm and scarce ct 30d91c
CHEEsE-Demand was fair at 18le15c.
SBEDs-Clovef opened dull but closed active Of
l00iic better. Fl6xseed IL unchanged,
PROyIsIoNs-POrk unsettled; ga 20 and $26 OO
offered. Lard firm Rt1bo.. Bulk meats steady At
11S014kc. Bacon 18%GNt7XC, & Il ts
HoOS-Duli at 81 60Sb8 %.
CATTLB-Dull 6t 9@B4c. .lta ~
WnISKr-opensd dull but closed actlyei sales
POTATOEs-Q1leta and weak. ~
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NEXT Tuesday the election in Ohio for
Congressman, Secretary Of State, &c, will
tAke place. Tho later indlcationsare that
the Republicans viii sustain themselves
at all points.
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PITTSBURGH.
20 s SEfEii55.sn, 3os$sa4 os.essa.4:

Cool and cloudy; MonOngahela five feet
and rising slowly.
A large meeting Of. coal and river mon
was held to day, Mayor Brush, presiding,
with reEcrence to the construction Of the
Cincinnati Railroad bridge. Addresses
were made by Gen. Sweit2er, AToorhead
and others, Resolutions giving, notice to
th6 railroad company that the completion
Of the bridge upon The present plhn will
be resisted by all' the means in their pow.
or; that the erection Of tho bridge Is in
violation Of tho act Of Congress, &C., were
dCted upon. Gen. swcitzer, Capt Batch.
elorinndGW. d. Moore Esq, were ap.
pointed, TO the Cincinnatii Commercial
Convention, 1
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WE find tho following delectablo item
in tho Cincinnati Enquirer, The leading
Democratic paper Of the West:
There we're forty negro delegates to the
Louisiana Democratic State Convention
which mot last week, and they particlpat'
cd fully and equally in the action Of the
Convention Columbus (Ga.) Democrat.
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NEWSPAPER report places General
Beaurgard at Paris, aiding in the defence
Of that city but as q matter Of fact he
was in Lynchburg, Va, no longcrago than
Inst week. nc is not in the lcad.aud.salt-
petrc line at present, but on the other
hand Is about to marry lady at Rich.
mond. IN W y 81
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PhiIadaInhin lIarket.

n'aissE %. e. Pn1GpRLFiFt4, October
aFtbUR- Qdlet and unchanged. " !2Ia
oRAnT-W Wheat dali; Indiana rcd sold ct Sl4S;
amhaF Al ili6i A and white Kentucky choice
N GS RyS B1aSsc, Com dull and nominal;
Yellow tSid St II % and mixed Gt 9i0a0c: oati
PRoyISi0NS Nominal.
oHs-PStTolopm dun; crude at teEe and Fean'
y HwVHHGT-steady and in moderate demand.
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PARTIES from Lower California report
that the volcano near San Rafael Valley,
which has been ina dormant state for
years, has commenced a violent eruption,
emitting columns Of smoke, and scatter
ing ashes and 'cinders for miles around It's
base. Tclegrams from San Diego soy
that II is plainly visible there.
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,Chicago AIarkel.si d
lltAI311N lCHIol0o, OCtober'4.

Y $3.50 RomOAqO, October4.
F1ouR-Thc demand is, f4lrSaqd extra spring
= GRlIS9whcSs Si = I SdvSsced 70 Si11a4i1tk for
No. spring, Chicago; this afternoon the market
was duff and unsettled. Corn-Pricee advanced
k11c sales at '66IfGo o66Kc. SRyG-The demand
o light but arm at N0p3f for No. Il T1@7a for
No. 2. Barley opened 4 arm and closed nm
HoSS-The demand Il arm at $s 'OOas,6O.
CATTLE Quiet and weak at IS 299S %.