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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the kOhala Sugar Co.. will take place
10 the Counting-room Of Mess-s. Castle { Cooke on
SATURDAY. the sth Of June. at p. NJ, for the
Election of ocers for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of other business. Per Order,
2IIt J. p. COOKE. See'y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

THg mail by the MOhOugo viii close to-day at
3 O'Clock p. m.
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EXPORTS.

t,r Taaiti per IoniA, Nay a.
bay tous az Molasses gals 400
Nalue-Douiestie. Ssh; F5re'gn .Sl7s,S9
For Auckland, per Nevssn. june s.
MolESSes. gals 1876 Tobacco, 5
Specie. psg Whaling Graf, pkSs 10
Sugar. lie 2lS. los
vaue-Dau'estie -Sl2+J7 s.: Foreign. .sSo5.
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OFrux Lc-ssE-The 0pium License sold on
Friday last By M. Adams, brought $1,000
some 5000 more than last year.
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pevoe's Kerosene Oil.

WARRANTED to be the Genuine Art
w ice. and i've cases to one Of Downer's sold in
San Francisco, Ehers they kHoio rhat the article Is.
For sale by ll0l BOLLES 4 co.
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The Ahupuaa % Wailua, situated on the Island Of
Kauai, containing about acres, and having
thereon commOdiOus Dwelling Houses and Out-housss.
The Land known as Kawaihas Uks, situated near
to the Port Of Kawaihae, Island Of Hawaii, known as
the Potato District on that Island.
The Ahupuaa Of PSlou, situated 10 the District Of
Kohala Island Of Hawaii.
The Land known as Kea=a, situated in the Dis
triet Of Waianas, Island Of Oahu. This Is good
Grazing Land.
The Commissioners desire 10 rscsiTs any PROPOSE
tons regarding the manner, terms Of lease and prcs
which any persons desiring these lands, any P0r
ton Of them, shall thizk it proper 70 mako.
The Undersigned would prefer sritts1 sppBestions.
setting forth fully the views Of the spplioa1s and be
viii give all information IN bis possession 70 s1qzir-
eEs. BY Order. JNO. D. DOAIEIss
10 3n Cen missioner and Lad Agent
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We, Undersigned, Passengers on board
Of Steamship Mohcnso nom san Francisco to Honolulu
aer pleasant and quick passage Of Gays and Il hours
desire return thagks the Captain and ocers said
Steamer fr their uniform courtesy and kindness We also
feel /; duty to the travelling public full be-
lief that the Nohongo in every respect eaworhy and
not " 4 SltrHs D,rtb Trap maeousy represented in
the San Francisco Chronicle
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$50 Purse.

Sweepstakes for all Horses-Haf Mile-Singio
dash-Catch Weights-Entznce, S5-PuTse,
$50.
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Commissioners Of Crown Lands.
Notice of Lease of Land

The Undersigned gives Notice
that Proposals for the Lsass Of the fol-
lowing Lands will be received az bis
Office in Honolulu, via:
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N office,

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
~ Kingdom Mr.. CHAs 7. GULICK will be my duly
authorized attorney and will have charge Of my business
JNO. II. THOMPSON.
Honolulu March 9Th 1872 Off
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
Notice.
Notice.

DAINTS and OIL--Best English and
i American OIL, White Lead, White Zine, Black
Paint, Red Lead, Fancy COlors and Patent Dryer.
Also-The celebrated " Star Copper Paint" just
reived and for sale by ca BOLLEs co.
OALOON, Pilot and Medium Bread, in
y boxes, half boxes and quarters. Also,
A Fall Assortment of Crackers,
Per C0MET-For Sale by
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Public Purse-S6O.

Hack Race-Mils dash-Open to all Horses that
have not run in any Of the previous nces Of
the day. or that have won Purse in any adj
vertised race-Entrauce, S3-Purse, $50.
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CHAIN CABLES-1s in. bar. link, 100 faiths.
" IL in. bar. link, 30 faiths. II in. bar. link 90
faiths; II in round link, IS faiths. in. round link,
rs faiths; in. round link, so faiths; inch round
link. 60 faiths; 5. and inch chain in lengths to
BOILEs L co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
DIED.

Prom Newcastle, ". per Duke Of Edinburgh, June =
$50 Tons Coal TO gent Steamer kilauea-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
VelOcipede Race-Prize, $15.
$50 Purse.

Hurdle Race for all Horses-Two Mies-Weight
l40 pounds-Entance S6-Purse $50.
Wheelbarrow Race-Purse, SO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

II EGs of Oregon Dned Apples, received
N per "Falkinburg" and for sale BY
4s BOLLEs co.
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]. s. LEMON. seera,arz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
Phases Q. The Mooa foT me Month Of June, ls72

HONOLULU MEAN TINE.
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Wouldn't be Mean About it.

couple Of fiat-bcatmen on the AIississipp
river having made m extraordinarily good
speculation, concluded that willie they were
In New Orleans they would 70 for real
first-class hotel dinner Ut the St Charles Ho-
tel. Having eaten the neal. they called for
their bill. The waiter in attendance "a sun
dertsood them. and supposing they wan.ed
the bill Of fare, laid it before them, with the
wine-list upperinost.
s.Whsw. Bill.'' said Jerry. s'lere's 1 bin
Just look at it! Here. you add up one side
and I'll add mp the other, and we'll see what
the old thing comes to" So Bill added I'm
the prices Of wines on one side Of the list.
and Jerry added them to the other, and they
made the sum total 1854.
'.Wh-ew, Bill, !" said Jerry, s.that's pretty
nigh all we've got! What are we going to
do about 1t ~
I'VE can't pay that said Bill, lit nd
clean US right out. The waiter amt here
now. lets jump out o. the window and puf!''
No, Stree" said Jesry, sI'd never do sich
mean thing rs that. Let's pay the bill and
ten 70 down stairs and shoot the landlord =
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The st. Louis Dispatch says gentleman
q that city recently sent word to Dan voor-
hees that .'all his old friends were GETTING
Into the Greeley boat; that he was too good
fellow to leave behind. and he had .,etter
come along too, before they showed oil >,
voorhees, received the message and sent this
back: He sail he was pretty much in the
condition OF the boy at camp-ireeting, where
nearly all the people La gone forward on
the ~ xous benches, and he was left bloom-
ing alone. At last the milis er saw him and
came up.
my young brother sad the preacher.
why do You sit here alones Why not come
to glorD?'
All them gals COLA 81 gloiy p asked the.
boy.
isstraig.t IS i shil glr..'' replied the preach
err.
" No swifcbin' OF uesr natiin?'
Through By tlayiigir,' answered the
minister.
swell, parsen. 4 grid the boz ssit VII riaefs
gels tsa gai1 tn 5sia.y. do seA H. lis
much use 81 me a wiifsIin' here by myself;
spsa niftt est Is. wen 90 long too
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SMART Dor THAT.-5shool-boy sometimes
answer the questions ii the book very Tlibly
and much to the pride and satisfaction OF the
teacher, but with little comprehension OF the
words In certain school the geography
class va. called up to pass examination be-
forf the committee man, and questions were
asked about ST. Helena and the grave Of Ma
poleon Bonaparte. Where has he since
been entombady' was the next question.
I'm Paris, with great pomp.s answered. the
pupi! very readily and ii tue sxact words 81
the book sRisht; and what do you UNDER
stand b. great poalps'. asked the comm IL
Fea-aaan. & bic nsggsrir responded the
ssn'asla, mites a inglv and then obeeryins
-slrps ised l,as ereepiny over the faces of the
listeners, he addst.. II pose they buried him
With one IT his old slaves y ~
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ODDS ANDENDs

| Men blush less for their crimes than 70
their weakness and vanity.
Characters never change. Opinions alter
, characters are only developed.
There Is no greater mistake in social life
than indulging in over familiarity. Inter
course. even between intimate friends, shoule
have some dignity about it..
All he could do, a Lafayette Indana )slnai
couldn't light the lamp on coming home
from the club, although ne used every tooth
OF his wife's bacL-hair comb.
Study contentment. In these days of inor.
dinate greed and self-indulgence, keep down
the accursed spirit of grasping. What they
don't have makes thousands wretched.
Close cut hair was. the cause of the death of
John Estwood's coachman, in Bellville, N.
J. While bathing he was seized with cramps,
and his comrade fai ed to rescue him because
he could not obtain hold.
Although men are accused OF not knowing
their own weakness, yet perhaps as few know
their own strength. It is in men as in soils,
where sometimes there is vein of gold
which the owner knows not of.-Swif.
A certain LAWYER in Washington complains
that his appearance is 30 yiflainous that lie is
often mistaken for the prisoner under trial.
Are there not few of thai. sort OF lawyers in
this vicinity?
but that folly is without guilt; to commune
cate those with which we are entrusted is al
ways treachery, for the most part combined
with folly.
The Danbury News says that the majority
of women care nothing about suffrage. If
the backs OF car seats can only be followed
out SO as to admit OF their bustles tapping
over. 1t is enough for them.
A Pekin (Ills.) woman was asked, by a /
preacher Ii iier husband feared the Lord? She
replied:
Fear him? why, bless you, he is SO feared
OF him that he never goes out OF the house,
Sundays, without taking his gun alongi'
There is woman in Newport SO jealous OF
her husband she won't allow him to carry
a pocket handkerchief for tear he will carry
on handkerchief Irritation with some Of the
girls. He doesn't mind the handkerchief
much, but 1t is hard on his coat sieeve.-Sat-
1rday Night.
Moltke, the Prussian Field-NarsIal, is
denounced by nearly the whole German
press for having said during the debate on
The new military code in the German Parlia-
nent: LET us vote for rigorous penalties;
or It our army, rs it is said, Is the people in
rms, f course there must be in it also
'ogues in arms
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The .Avant Courier
81 Havn't Time. !"

How often one hears the above words ut
tered by men that meyer seem to accomplish
anything. They frifter away minutes and
hours In fussing about and botherin;. people
but II Il 10 suggested to them to do something
useful. which can be done perhaps in a few
minutes, their answer is, II havn't time. =
There are men who begin dozen things in
the course OF Il day, and who il ut the close
were asked what they really accomplished,
would have to answer. nothing" They
hadn't time' to do anything. They fused
and pottered about, and Imagined they were
terribly busy, when they were not only NOT
accomplishing anything themselves, but were
hindering other people. Some men .shayn'r
tinen to eat regular dinner, but Just take
assnack," yet when that is bottled, would find
Il hard to say what actual need there was for
hurry. Hurry means waste of time. A man
starts out In hurry to make business call,
hurries back to his office, aud wle, there re-
members that ho has to call on another man
within a few doors of the first whom he has
just Left. 1t Is not those nervous men who
are always seen flying around as If they had
ali immense amount OF business OH their
hands that accomplish the most work. It
Is the slow, easy-going men who take their
time over everything; who never seem ..as II
they had anything pressing on their minds
that get through the labor. flake your
time" Is good motto. Don't say you
''havn't time.n Think how long it would I
take you to do a thing. and then set about
doing it. When you have finished your
work. confess the fact to yourself, convince
yourself that there,is absolutely nothing to
prevent you from taking your ease. Don't
hurry over your dinner. A good many val
table ideas may occur to you while you are
slowly and deliberately masticating your
food. The men who ..havcnt timen to do
real work find plenty of time to waste upon
attempting to do things which they are in
capable of. The men who '.haven't time are
those who let half their vital energy run to
waste like steam escaping from a wave.
They make a terrible noise blowing off ssfSn,
but the quiet n an who has his plans as well
lrranged as the wheels Of complicated piece
II machinery, each moving in its place and
III forming an harmonious scheme, DOESN'T t
'low off steam till his work is finished.
Then he does it sensibIy, laughs, sings, tells 9
tories and lets the machinery of his mind
un at will. Depend upon it, the man who t
most frequently says II haven't tinc'' is he c
rho wastes thu time and aceomplishcs h
hcieast.
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A Philosophical Darkcy ON
Fighting.

An elderly darkey with very philosophy
cal and retrospective cast OF fcountenanc
was squattlng on his bundle OH the hurrican
deck Of one Of the Western river steamers
and toasting his shins against the chimney
and apparently plunged IN state of pro
found meditation. His dress and appearance.
indicated familiarity with camp life, and i
icing soon after the siege and captu O
Fort Donelson. ] was inclined to disturb his
feverles, and Oil Interrogation found that ht
had been with the Union forces at that place.
when questioned him further. His philo.
sophy ran so much in the Falstaffian vein
That will give his views in his own words
as near as my memory will serve me:
Were you In the fight.
had little taste Of it, sab.
Stood your ground, did you?
No, san, RUS.
Run at first fire, did you?
Yes, sa; I'd a run sooner IL I'd know,d it
was coming.
Why, that was not very creditable GEvour
courage.
Dat isn't In my line, sab, cookin's my per-
fession.
Well, but have you no regard for your re.
putation3
Reputation amt muffin to me aside o. nv
life.
Do you con slider your life of more value
than other peoples?
It's worth more to ME sab.
Then you value it very highly?
les, sab does, more dan all dis world.
more dan million dollars, sab: for what
would dey be with to man wild de BRET ont
oh him? Selfperserbashun' de tust law wild
me. sab.
But why should you act upon different
rule from other men?
Cause, sab, dlfereut men has different
values for derselves, but Use not III de mar.
ket
But If you lost your life, you would have
the satisfaction Of knowing that you died for
your country.
What satisfaction dat be to ME when Use
dead!
Then patriotism aud HI, nor are nothing IL |
your
No, sab; regards dem as being among de |
vanitles.
II our soldiers were like you, traitors
might have broken up the government with
out resistance?
Ies, sab der would hab been no help for
y. wouldn't pu: my life up aginst no CUB
erinent, for dey wouldn't glib it back to me.
Srect, dough, dat guberment's sale, If da ii,
like ME.
10 you think any of your company would
nave missed you If You had been killed?
MeoDe not sab, A dead white man Amt |,
much with these sogers, let alone dead mig
ger; but I'd missed myself, aud dat was
de pint wild me-
Its perfectly safe to say that the corpse Of
that African will never dar ,en the fed Of
carnage.
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George %. Prenfice,s Opinion of
Horace Greeley.
A Noble and MANLY Tribuse.

\
George D. Prentice was Tor years strong
political opponent Of Mr. Greeley, and prob
ably wrote as many severe attacks upon
him as any man Of his generation. But be
had sincere respect for the courage, saga
city and honesty Of the great journalist, and
when he lcctured In Louisville, Mr. Prentice
urged people to lay aside their prejudices and
go to hear him, saying: q regard him as
the ablest as well as the most conscientious
journalist in the north he has ontliyed the
ordinary period Of life, but his mind is in the
sfullncss of its power. It is something for
the rising generation to look upon the form
and features of such brave and daring
chieftain. When he shall depart from among
us he will probably leave not his peer be-
hind" After the lecture Mr. Prentice wrote
the following poem, addressed ITO Politi-
cal Opponent:
send thee, Greeley, words Of cheer,
Thou bravest. truest, best OF men
For have mnrked thy strong career,
AS traced BY thy own sturdy pen.
I've seen thy struggles with the foes
That dared thee to the deepest fight,
And loved towatch thy goodly blows,
Dealt for the cause thou deem st the right.
Thou'st dared to stand against he wrong,
When many faltered by thy sids 4
Inthy own strength hast dared be strong,
Nor ON another's strength relied.
Thy own bold thought thou st dared to think,
Thy own great purposes ayowel
And none have ever seen thee shrink
From the fierce snrges Of the crowd.
Mi SSA H. a f.
Thou. all unaided ami alone,
dds take thy way in life's youn years
With no kind hand clasped in thine own,
No gentle voice to soothe thy tears.
But thy high heart no powef could tame,
And thou hast never ceased to feel
Within thy veins sacrytl fame,
That turned tey iron nerves to steel.
Thou still art in ting manhood's prime,
Still foremost mid thy fellow men,
. Though in each year Of all thy time.
Thou hast compressed three-score and ten.
Q, may each blessed sy mpathy
Breathe on thee with tear and sigh,
sweet flower in thy pathway be, II
bright star ia thy clear, blue. sky.
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DR.. THOs. REECE, NJ. R. C. s.,
LONDON.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Office, Librar.. Building, Nam street,
.ra
HELENA, NJ. T.

|
TYR. REECE begs to return thanks to his patrons
- tor the liberal support he has received during
the last three years and to inform the public gcner
ally Of the gratifying success with which he has
treated his patients, many of whom had been suf-
erng for years without any relief, but who are now
mcMt.
DR. r., would further state that his experience
has enabled him to distinguish those diseases which
are peculiar to this Territory, and will in future de-
vote his attention to their treatment feeling conf
dent Of his ability to recommend the best and most
modern practice adopted by the European and
American Faculties
!special attention will be given to Rheumatism,
Piles, lnflamed Eyes, Syphilis, IN oil It's forms,
G0norrhea, Gleet Spermatorrh0ea and all other
evil effects arising from such diseases.
Numerous testimonials may be seen at the Dr. =
Office, together with such convincing proofs that
Will satisfy the most skeptical Of his success and
ne hopes that by strict attention and straightrOr-
ward conduct to inertia trial from the suffering
public. -
MODERATE
n. B.-Dr. Reece will prescribe for the deserving
poor free Of charge, between the hours Of 8 T. M.
and 10 M
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r w ARD

III AViNG . number Of horses and cattle running
at large ID the Gallatin valley and vicinity &
will par FIVE DOLLARS PER HEAD for the de-
Eivery OF arg Of such stock at BOzeman
y brands on cattle are All yoke on left side
sn1 large Of circle on the left hip; on horses,
Y On Isis shoulder. Any information u regard
g suCn VII oe Thankfully Fsssiyed. ~
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GALLATIN CITY
Real Estate g Land
AGENCY.

r y. HILL, Of Gallatin City, is fully prepar-
1Ds ed to attend to all Land Business such "A
preparing papers for Presumption and Homestead
o. Government lands, proving title, &c.
Instruments on hand, OF prepared with skin and
dispatch. Il -
Being Deputy County Clerk and Recorder, people
living ~ the lower part of the county will 6nd 10
their interest to give me call 81
HOMce in the store Of Galiop & Spear.
Galiatin City, d. T., April Is, 1871. Z
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ETC, ETC.
The mechanical department. Of the mill will be
under he supervision of the experienced and well
known workman, VIM. PAGE, and we warrant sat
isfaction to all who give us their orders.
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4 RE LNDORSED1AND PRESCRIBED ny tY II.
n leading Physicians than ary other TOM, W. !,
s smnulant now in use. They are A SURE PREyE,
ness vh Of feger and and Ague ntemittents Billion
ness, ana all disorders arising from MiasInst
dyspeptic, and III cases ofindigastion are nvaluab
e. an Appeizsr and Rscuperant and in cases
stance failed in producing the most happy result
l Iney are particularly BENEFICIAL no FEMALE
strengthening the body, invigoratng the mind a.
The HOME BITTERs are compounded with Ii
greatest care and no Tonic Stimnlant has ever be
9 o. TO the public SO PLEASANT TO tn ,
AISLE, and at the same time combining SO MAI !
remedial agents. endorsed by the medical fratern
81 as 1ne best known to Pharmacopoeia II cos
little to give them a fair trial md 1 " ~
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Every Family Should Have A Bottle.

/
superior to any now IN nst bv q ate ronea 10
| alyticol Onemist james q Eianv NJ n. nrot
Hhe MHy, Rush Medical College; III Hahn, NJ D;
| Barns MI NJ r. ~ =; J Walker, NJ d. Norman
| r. ri c;;n ~ y; Hoyn, M D; and Luplam NJ D.
d; c Simpson Al -. .. : aPs1 Elm, M =; James,
craft, NJ %; G w Bigler N ~ III ~ n y; - . Mus
d; j. Quinn, M B.; R5cnner 1Mai ms lei
Woodward, III DIG Boberta ~ N "a ~ II
Chemist; Chas Woodward. nj Is: q R'T ? wayne,
w McCarty, M b; p Maley. NJ n. si0 u ID;
son, D. " - 'onn-~
In st. Louis, Emo Sander, P II D.. Ana,vt;ca,
Chemist, pronounces the Home Btfers as snner;or
70 the celebrated Hosteters and they have also the
s. Yoniss endorsement Of the medical profession in
o'. LOUIS
live st. Louis. July, 1870
have communicated to the you
receipt OF the Hcme Bitters It cannot tbarao ,0
patent having been taken for it We have exam,n,
ed the formula for making the Home R;ttsrs and
uanesalIatngIy say the combination is one of rare
siton are =, a. me articles used jig their compo
being highly tonic. stimaent - mnen tney belong
them n Is str,ntiy laaaave, me mode of preparing
Pharmacy Having nse then sss M,n sne r,es o.
mending them to all persons DESTROYS Of taking BIT
ters, as being the best Tonic and Stimulant now
0nered to the public. L. c. Baisiiniese prof
Upstetrics and Diseases of Women ST. Louis,
medical College.
DRAKE MCDOWELL
FRANK 6. PORTER. NJ pss
Member of Board Health, St. Louis, No.
Prof; Of Surgery. Mo- Medical College, and late
hesIaent fhysician City Hospital, st. Louis, Mo
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15
New York Live Stock markes.

NEW 1oRKs Eeo. IL, 1871
BEEF CATTLE.-The total receipts
for the week were 1883 head, with 4,lOO
for to-day, as follows: 10 cars at Com
munipaw, ITO cars at One Hundredth street,
and 80 cars at Weehawken. The market
was strong at the opening, but yielded
trife to close out; no change in prime
beeves, but there was &c. decline in the
final sales of thin. The best sold at 13c.,
good at 12c., common at 1O1a a lie, and
poor at 9@1Oc. The average was strong
111@c., and all sold. The very few Texans
in the market sold at 91& q 1O1%c., poor dry
cows at 9@ 10c, with cars 81 cwt. Hi
nois at lie; 6 cars fat 731 cwt., at 12c.; 6
cars choice ga cwt, at 1919 q l3c., and
lot of 8 cwt bulls at 81ac.
SHEEP-Count 26,6OO head for the
week, and 8, zoo head for to-day. Prime
stock was quick at full rates. or s3s{ @9c.;
medium in fair demand at 71&c. thin were
slow, not all sold, at Il c. lower at the close,
or ga @71c.; sales were made of car "a
lb. Illinois at &c.; l car 104 lb. at size,
and l car extra Ill III. State, at 9Lic.
HOGS.-Receipts 3O,8OO head for the
week, and 1900 live, with Is cars Wes-
tern dressed for to-day, and had $500
dressed hogs for the week. The market
was dull for live at 81 8 c.. none selling; city
dressed are active at a decline, or 6t8 a
612c., and Western dressed at 80, c.