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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31

A Man who was recently run owe rby whole
train of carriages on the Naugatuck Railroad got
up, asked for his cap and declared that be wouldn't
run another such a risk for ten dollars
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31

OhCo IA AluluOlulu5 Wa
The Ahupuaa Of Wailua, situated on the Island of
Kauai containing about - acres, and having
thereon commodiOus Dwelling Houses and 0ut-houses
The Land known as Kawahae Uka, situated near
the Port of Eawaihae, Island of Hawaii, known as
the Potato District that Island.
The Ahupuaa of Poolu, situated in the District of
Kohala. Island Of Hawaii.
The Land known Keaau, situated in the Dis
trict of Waianae, Island of Oahu. This is good
Grazing Land.
The Commissioners desire to receive any PROPOSE
tons regarding the manner terms of lease and price
which any persons desiring these lands, or any por
ton of them, shall think it proper to make
The Undersigned would prefer written applications
setting forth fully the views of the applicants and he
will give all information in his possession to enquir
ers. By Order. JN0. o. D0MINIS,
10 SIN Commissioner and Land gent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31
NOTICE.

SSasS-ssAS THE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS
thanks to all patrons for past favOrs soliciting further
demands.
Any unpaid quarterly accounts to the 31st Decem-
Der, 1871 desiring to have settled without any fur
Their efforts to jog parties memories, it is perfect
bore to Dun and objects to it.
His prices have been reasonable and should be
paid. 1t is, he thinks, taking advantage of good
nature.
JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE.
n. B. If not paid soon, he will have to be at the
expense of some printed slips not calculated upon
when his goods were sold.
JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE.
January 81, 1878
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31

Ma SMITH passed o pork shop the other day
Mr. Smith whistled The moment he did this,
every sausage Wagged its tail. The day before
Mr. Smith lost Newfoundland dog that weighed
5s lbs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31

AQUEER EPITAPH.-A correspondent ofthe Fl
caro- has copied the following epitaph, TO be seen
in the cburchyard at Malaga Here lies Juan
Perez7who was good father, good son, and q
good husband. Note.-Do not mistake him for
his younger brother who bears the same name,
who is now in penal servitude in C5uta.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31

An irate little man rushed into the publication
Office of one of our leading papers lately, and
pointing to a certain article in a late issue, de-
manded to know who wrote it. An advertising
clerk, who is six feet in height, coolly answered
did," which so amazed the questiOner, that
without a word he turned aud left the office.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31
A Complete Arctic Outfit !
C0HFRlszvg aEE
IHlT 4 WHlLEMAN Oh FIsHfsNlA sErmsEsI

lA"t0A'
Carpet Bags Wrn'f r1ll By cHrs RI 81 1.HH.Hr.rs
F10rc0fh Costs that -lrrrf fe surfsrs-.l 11rf rfa
slcss. Cashmere -sts Tweed -aIfs aI1r H.ar-r ar -
SKIN Pants fHr men r1ufts rrI ara Itaeasf4 f1'frH
jean shirts. Turnover -trfa. 1aet sara s'.1-s
Rioor Cloth Carriage aa.I u C.fr raalf IH GA
very .hn'ra patterns. llrrHt -l.r.s frfHrr i1aas.
Black erenlilfues. fsr.a-a -tl..as. Tsp HaHeas.
Csmhries. Hair Cord Cheeks. HIrrel larHr tl ars.
SILK Vevrfs Wtfer-rrat'f Tweed ri ra-.-as -rI.ra
rarlsftns. Crochet Ei-I=-. Erar.1af-1l Nirrr
ladies Nlr0nn l0I.lr1 sarsrHr so. Nfr -r'r
Linen sets, Lace Irs. IHserft.a- HrrH1Hr -r1.Ire
Iuftlfs frack EaIles. C1anhrr -Era
Embroidered rEfrfs. VERY rrrrr
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Devoe's Kerosene Oil.

WARRANTED to be the Genuine Art
w icle. and Eve cases to one Of Downer's sold in
San Francisco tcLere they kHop hGf the article IS
For sale by fl0l B0LLES & co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31

BAH New Articles FANCY STATIONERY received by the
earliest arrivals from London New York
ACCOUNT Banks Companies Companies etc.
o order with despatch. -
Printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, Cards, &C.,
Executed with Despatch Rates
New Stock Received by Every Steamer.
p Country Merchants find for their interest to call and eanai
LIST,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31

DAINTS and OIL--Best English and
il American OIL, White Lead, White Zinc, Black
Paint, Red Lead, Fancy COlors and Patent Dryer.
Also-The celebrated " Star Copper Paint, just re-
revived and for sale by q BoLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-31
Commissioners of Crown Lands.
Notice of Lease of Land

The Undersigned gives Notice
that Proposals for the Lease of the fol-
lowing Lands will be received at his
Office in Honolulu, viz:
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GENUINE Sperm Candles, Cases, As; do. IS;
VI do IS. Warranted genuine. For Sale by
BoLLES co.
, 1872-07-25
MY UncIe's Will.

"No need of you learning trade, :"
said my father. stick to your books
like q Bri:on and who knows but what
yor may yet do without any trade at all
A life at the bench is but a poor affair
at the best; nothing but work day in
and day out, and what do You get for it
in the end ? A crust of bread. few
rags on your back, and narrow box to
wind up with.
My fathers words disconnected me.
Was this true of lii, at the bench !?
Was this all IA working mans life Did
neither independence, nor the glory of
exceliing, offer any reward to the poor
human machine?
Although was nearly eighteen, am
afraid that the tears stood in my eyes.
as replied with an effolt at being re-
spectful,
1.-THE trade will do me no harm, fa-
ther, even should Uncle John see fit to
leave me anything when he dies"
leave you anythingr' cried my
mother, Indignantly. Didn't he tell
me years ago, that his will was made,
and that he had left you all he posses
sed.''
Much more in the same strain said
my father and mother, but l was not
convinced.
burned to learn trade.
A peep into "a foundry seemed to me
Ike a glance into fairyland, and the
notes of a young musicians first COM
position were never sweeter to him, than
was the din of boiler shop to me.
Looking back now in my old age,
aan see the reason for my great warmth
although ti.iled to see it then. As usu.
al there Was girl i'll the case.
Katie Hall--dear little Katie, nv
, 1872-07-25


New MODE OF WASHING. The i'll eff
fects of soda on linen have given rise to
a new method of washing. which has
been extensively adopted in Germany,
and introduced into Belgium. The op-
Grafton consists in dissolving two
pounds of soap in about three gallons
Of water as hot as the hand can bear,
and adding to this one tablespoonful of
turpentine and three of liquid ammonia !;
the mixture must be well stirred, and
the linen STEPPED in it for two OF three
hours, taking cafe to cover up the ves-
sci containing them as nearly hermeti-
cally as possible. The clothes are af-
terward washed out and rinsed in the
usual way. The soap and water may
be reheated, aud used a second time,
but in that case half tablespoonful of
turpentine and tablespoonful of am
monia must be added. The process is
said to cause great economy of time,
labor and fuel. Tho linen scarcely suf-
fers at all, as there is little necessity for
rubbing, and its cleanliness and color
are perfect. The ammonia and turpen-
tine, although their deterslve action is
great, have no injurious effect upon the
linen and while the former evap IA tes
Immediately, the smell of the latter is
said to disappear entirely during the dry
ing of the clothes. Wtsfs EH
, 1872-07-25

Her parents. just like contrary people,
came home long before they were want
ed, and found us talking together.
Mrs. Hall took away her daughter,
and Mr. Hall took me to task, accusing
me Of loving little Katie, just as though
any young man in his senses could help
doing that.
Unlike most criminals when charged,
1 plead guilty, and gently reminded him
that he started in life as poor as 1 was.
The result of this interview was that
Katie and were forbidden under dire
threats to hold any communication with
each other.
Invent to my work, and what between
my efforts to do my whole duty serenely
and my sore heart, the days dragged
heavily enough.
Although l did not know it then, nor
till long afterwards, my Katie dropped
like meek flower. and was at last laid
on bed of sickness: but her parents
still held ont, aud only sent for me when
they thought her dying.
Thank God l was enabled to carry
some Of the same energy that caused me
to excel in my trade to that sick bed!
Katie got better and We were married.
with something of grudging consent
from the old folks, who like SO MANY
others, alas! had outlived the sweet ex-
periences Of their own youth.
I did not get Itch by mngic, but by
steady adherence to my business. but
now that am old, cal very well at
ford to let some one else be my uncle
heir.
, 1872-07-25

CARE OF HORSES AT NIGHT.-Few men
WHO handle horses give proper atten-
ton to the feet and legs. Especially is
this the case on farms. Much time is
spent of morning in rubbing, brush
ing and smoothing the hair on the sides
and hips, bpt at no time are the feet ex-
amined aud properly caied for. Now,
be it known, that the feet of the horse
require more care than the body. They
need ten times as much, for in one re-
spect they are almost the entire horse.
All the grooming that can be done won't
avail anything if the horse is forced to
stand where his feet will he filthy. In
this case the feet will become disordered,
and the legs will get badly out of fix;
and with bad feet and bad legs, there is
not much else of the horse fit for any
thing. Stable prisons are generally Sc
vere on the feet and legs of horses; and
unless these buildings can afford a dry
room, where horse can walk around,
lie down, or roll over, they me hot so
healthy aud comfortable to the horse as
the pasture. and should be avoided by
all good hostlers in the country.-Noru.
British ReuieW.
, 1872-07-25
Ao,ne and farm.
SIMPLE REMEDY TO PURIFY WATER.

SIMPLE REMEDY TO PURIFY WATER. -
It is not generaly known as 1t ought 10
be, that pounded alum possesses the
property Of purifying water. A large
teaspoonful OF pulverised alnm sprin-
aled into hogshead of water (the wa
ter stirred round at the time), will after
the lapse of few hours, by precipita-
ting to the bottom the impnre particle
30 purify it thatit will be found to pos
sess nearly all the freshness and cleat
ness ofthe finest spring water. A pailfu
containing four gallons. may be pun
fed by single teaspoonful
, 1872-07-25


acEeney stemIne' Groeers and dealers IN
2 an klhti ol seeos, cor lrst anu ni.In sels
Il anlburger, B, 155 First st Importer and
u n dealer IN staple 1ancy Dry eIooos. ~ .Mlllinrlg
enae,. y IL Fnotusrabois ariis'' eUr
ss I1l9. an, w. l-9o.i o.io fio.
4actrs da,iers in SJ., lew irr Watches Sc
=, :, a.,
q 4 in Groceries, Doors, Wagon Materials ke.
odge' Calef Co. " Front str, wholesale
---9o,
Al q b faH E<, sewing Nta.nile, strnSnt
st;rb Comnetitien cbaiienaad ed NJ F 'lr,, Trayer
Agent. 1l2 Front street.
Eeur ureren K Sbindler No s i61; to 10 First st
E a Importers of Furniture. Bedding. &c.
n International Hotel cor Front and Morrison
= NJ. Rudolph, P1. Free bus attends steamers.
81 chm. j. & Co. 81 Front St. wholesale and
IA retail dealer in fine Clothing. Furn' q Goods
AJs aison Doree Restaurant. private rooms for
We families, cor. lst Il Pine strs. Q. Yoos, Pr.
81 4 artin E.N Co.. wholesale dealers in win &
We Liquors, @. s. n. Co.'S block and San Fran.
EH Heier & .Schmeer, III Front street, wholesale
W. and retail Confec toner's.
aa iller, John B., 80 First street. Matchmaker
sortment of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
n ~ oeIler 4 co Front near r. ST dealers in
We native and foreinn Wines Iiauors 4 igars
~ orthrup. Z. J., Hardware. Iron, Steel, Hubs.
~ Spokes, hardwoo Lumber. &c. Portland.
Ahccid4uta Hotel cor. First 4 Morrison ,trs
~ Smith Cook Proprietors.
i knarrish. Watkins& CDrnelI. Real Estate Agents
e 90 Front q bef Alder and Washinqton
:. = :,
PHOIV NIR A PHlC GOODS.
u Note".1u c ", loI M lleh, rlI.,t. ~
n ice. J. u. 127 Front ST., wholesale dealers
y q in Tinware and Stoves
a , ichtcr- Paul, lo3 First st Importer OF Ber-
y a lin wooden carvings, pnrlor ornaments &c-
z . ider. G. c.. Real Est.te and Money Broker,
g a 90 Front street Portland.
q a osenbaum- + & < Co Tobacconists. 4 I'm.
z Z porters of FOREIGN and Domestic Liquors.
NJ ), ne, Uo,sa Front st On First class prin-
Z =, ciple. Thos Rvan, Proprietor.
C,L--r,ooi c 81 Ero,7, 6 ;7 ITirSt -,c deoIer in
= Harness Saddlery and saddlery Hardware.
. .7,i,,,o,, I q. ITroo+ .t dooIoT in doors sash
= and Blinds, Window and plate Glass.
.;,-,.ei,,,,. rY - 1,,o,,t - Tn,no,tor of pia.
- nos, Organs, sheet Music. Musical Instrm'ts
o,h;dmore s Z; 1a3 First St. Druggist and
, 1872-07-25

BEEF PATrIEs.-Cut up bits of cold
beef and season it with salt, pepper, !,
bit of maze, and any sweet herb yon
like; and cold gravy if you have it, if
not, bits of butter and lard, and II little
water with teaspoonful Of flour stirred
in it. Make a nice plain paste, not
very rich, roll it out the size of your pie
plate, and line your plate with it. P t
the beef with some If the gravy in the
center of the plate, and fold the paste
from each side to meet in tine middle
pinch it together, rick the top with Il
fork and bake it light brown. Cheap
and very nice.
, 1872-07-25
VALU ABLE
TIMBER LANDS
FOR SALE.

THNHE FOLLOWING LANDS ARE OFFERED
u for sale by order Of the BOARD OF RE-
GENTS of the Territorial University of Wash
ing'on Territory:
Southwest quarter of section Eleven:
Northeast quarter of section Thirteen:
West half of the southeast quarter of section
Thirteen;
The southwest quarter of section Thirteen. and
The south half of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton Fourteen, all in township Number (30)
Thirty, North range, Number -Four West, in
jefferson county.
These Lands, if not sold by private Sale be-
fore the 1st day August 1872. will, on thai day,
at 10 a. NJ, be offered at PUBLIC AUCTION.
Apply to
McNAUGHT & LEARY,
Attorneys for the Board Of Regents Of the
= Territorial University.
Seattle, June %, 1872. je27.
, 1872-07-25
SUMMONS.


Territory of Washington ca
County of King 90
Il, the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the Territory of Washington, hold
ing terms at the City of Seattle, in and for the
Counties of King, Kitsap and Snohonish.
josephine Cramer,
Plaintiff,
VS..
NLar1es Cramer
Defendant.
United Stdtes of america send Greeting:
To Charles Cramer. Defendant
NoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
Y pear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the District Court
i'll the Third Judicial District of the Territory
of Washington, holding t, rms at the City of
Seattle. in the County of King, in and for the
counties of King, Kitsap and Snohcmish, and
to answer the complaint filed therein within
twenty days exclusive of the day of servicel
after the service on you of this summons, If
served within the said county of King; or if
served out of that county, but III this District,
within thirty days otherwise within sixty days,
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action is brought to Dissolve the
bands of mtrimony between the said paintiff
and yourself on The ground of cruel treatment
and neglect. AMI in refusing to make suitable
provisions for your family. And you are here
by notified that if you fail to appear and an
swer ihe said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the said complaint.
Witness the Hon. Orange Jacobs Judge of
said Court. and gwen under my hand ana the
seal of said Court, this 19tQ tlay of June A. D. g.,
L. B. ANDREWS.
Clerk,
By W. r. ANDREWS.
Deputy.
McNAUGET LEARY,
Attorneys of Plaintiff
, 1872-07-25
NoTICE,
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.
J,rna TX 1910

COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT
this Office by John V. Lowe against A. u
Cowan for abandoning his Homestead Entry
No. $50, dated June 18th, 1869. upon the s. Z.
OF N. E. i, the N. E. u Of s. E. x, of section
!, the s. W. u of N. 4 and N. W. i of s. W
4 of section No. 8, township No. 2S north OF
range No 6 east, in the county of Snohomish
W. T.. with a view to the cancellation of said
entry; Nhe said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 10th day Of August
1872, al 10 o'clock. A NJ to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
Up. CLARK, Register.
ROBERT G, STUART, Receiver
, 1872-07-25

RHuDARB PUDDING your pud-
ding-dish with slices of bread and but
ter, cover with cut-up rhubarb. strewed
with sugar, then slices of bread and but
ter. and so on alternately until your dish
is full, having the rhubarb and sugar OH
top. Pour in half teacup of water.
cover with a plate, and bake ha All
hour. Eat il warm not hot.
, 1872-07-25

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@. G. PERKINS,

Real Estate, Insurance and
General Agency, Notary Pub
lie q. Commissioner Of Deeds.
Marine, Fire and Life Insurance effected a;
lowest rates. Care and promptness guaran.
teed, je27,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-27
The Quarterly Reviews.

The last numbers of the American
edition of the British Quarterlies came
to our table with wonted punct rality,
and it is with feelings of delight and
admiration that we look upon these
brilliant achievements in the sphere of
magazine enterprise. We find in the
Westminster the following articles: The
Heroes If Hebrew History. Pindar.-
Free Public Libraries. The Descent Of
Man. The Scotch Education Settlement
Of 1872. France: Her Position and Pros
poets. The Aesthetics of Physicism. Co.
temporary Literature, etc.
The Edinburgh table of contents con.
sists of: Corea. New Shakspesrisn In
terpretations. Memorials of Baron
Stockmar. Terrestrial Magnetism. The
Fiji Islands. The Life of Henry Thorn
as C~olebrooke. The Pro, sress of Medi-
cine and Surgery. Grote's Aristotle.
| The Past and Future of Naval Tactics.
In the Quarterly we fnd the follow
ing: The Goths at Ravanna. Immor-
talitz. Our Railway System. The
Authorship Of the Fourth Gospel. The
Present Phase Of Prehistoric Archaeolo-
gy. Sir Henry Lawrence. Contempt.
rary Literature, etc.
The following is the table of contents
for BlGckIroods: The ParisiRns-Book l.
William Smith. ATrne Reformer. The
Session of 1872. Horstian Lyrics-No. /.
The Late Royal Progress in Spain. Sub
scriptions to any of these magazines can
be sent to the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, l4O Fulton Street. New York,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-27
The ssDasIaMaY,, Ahead.

Neidig'S Improved, "Dashaway" WASH
ing Machine. took the first premium at NetC
! Lisbon AUgttxtd, Deerfeid and GdTTefsriite,
over all compeIilCrs, including the 49,
STEAM WASHER, the YOUNG q DOLL,
LADY : FR.E>D,which were exhibited at the
fairs OF Oct i - The DaShaway has neNe.
b. en- naatPu IN n contest. and has never hHI
! apremfum awarded over ~ when competing
W.tn - NJ machines. The Imp owed Dasha-
WAY will wash oUCTgthNg from the heaviest
quit or carpet to . single strand OF ihr"sH.
twill wash the garments worn by EN- inOe s
butchers, Tanners, &c, cleaner than tn,y
can be washed by hand. II does not require
! Oue-half the strength That hand washing
| equire and does three times the work and
! does the work bitter. does not wear the
goods: uses no tubs Of wash boards, requires
| no rolling IN of SleeYeSO or wett!ngOf hands.
Can be operated in any ~parlor; uses less
water and less soap and in every way ex-
cells every thing ever DrOught before the
peoule. This machine will do what no other
Washer can d and whatHO Handkerchief can
do. namely, n half yard % close, compact
drilling may be tai en- and tarred on any
a plete one inch vide, nd washed clean with
cgld hard frdtT and COHlAlJn SOdp. The DaSha-
way haSnow displaced - rival machines and
every steam Washer yet invented, all of
| which are offered at from one-half TO one
tenth Of first cost. The undersigned extends
a standing challenge for a trial, 10 any one
repre- enting any other Washing Machine.
or to any three hand-washers, or any three
steam Washers in the United States. Ref
ferences furnished from prominent citizens
Of all professions and callings, in STARK,
Columbiana, MahoningaDd TrumbulI coun-
ties. For Machines. terms sc, address
Canton, o., Alliance. o., p. o. Box I25
Youngstown, o., or RObertsville, Stark Co.,
Ohio. InOv. 2.
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A. Y. ZIP. and A. & q. w.

We referred, in last issue, to the
hitch between the A. Y. 81 P. and the A.
4 G. W. railroads in regard to their
crossing in Perkins woods. northeast of
this city, and stated that there is a diff
ference of foot or two in the road beds,
and the changes consequent upon bring
ing the two lines to the same grade will
be attended with about $1,000 expense"
We are authoritatively informed that
this statement is incorrect, and that there
Is not any difference in the grade
of the two lines at the crossing, and
hence there is not the $1,000 expense
involved. The A. Y. & P. Co. make the
crossing at grade at their own expense,
of course, and the hindrance i~nterposed
to their progress is due to some other,
AMI to us, unkno6n cause.
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PITTSBURG LIVE STOCK MARKET.

L1A1-bl hGhf EONs --f 1919.
Cattle-The receipts of cattle the last
two days have been fair. both Of through
stock and of those intended for sale
here. At this writing the market is
pretty well cleaned of cattle, but trade
was slow and closed dull, with prizes
about as follows; Extra l,4OO 10 I,50O lbs
steers, fine and smooth, 6.75a7. 10
extra 1900 lbs steers, fine and smooth,
Sc, 25a6, so; extra l,2O0 lbs steers, fine and
smooth, IS. 25a5.7 10; prime 100 tbs steers,
fine, S4,25a5, 90 prime 1000 rs steers
IS, 25a3,75 common steers S3,25a3, so
bulls 81, 5Oa3OO.
Hogs-The market is moderately
active and the pens are pretty well
cleared OF stock. Extra Philadelphia
81, 5Oa4, IS; prime do S4,40a4, As; Workers
S4,25a4,S IS; smooth pigs a, 40a4, go.
Sheep-The receipts Of sheep have
been rather heavy. The market is fair,
and good stock sells readily, while COM
mon aud inferior is slow at figures about
&c lower. At this writing the market is
pretty well cleared of stock, and trade
closes moderately firm. Below will be
found current rates /: Extra 100 bs, fine
wool, Sc, O0a6,25; extra % ms, fine wool,
SC; extra 80 lbs, fine wool, S5,75a5.S0
extra so lbs, fine wool, S~5,25a5,5O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-27
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. p.
The rain storm makes it unfavorable
for live and dressed stock. Market weak,
Beeves to-day 1850 making $500 for
the week, against Z, 900 last week. largely
Texans ard little Stale stock ; latter
selling at 7al0c for cows, heifers, &C.;
Texans S1al0c, and good natives I3al4c ;
no change IN prime stock, but poor is &c
lower; about all sold.
Sheep-Rceipts to day $500, making
"a, 200 Illus far this week, against II, 300
same time last week. Fat stock I'M
changed, but common &c lower; car 81
lbs thin Ohio selling at Sc; car IL lbs SIC;
car 81 lbs Missouri 53c; CIR fat &c lbs
Pennsylvania lambs at Sc.
Hogs-Receipts so cars to-day, max
ing $4,000 to date this week, against
$4,000 same time last week ; the advance
Of yesterday was lost to-day, dressed
sellingst 5la6fc in a du II market.