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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-04-25
MEMORANDA

Report or BARK D. C. MUaRAY, Z. FULLER, MASTER
Lst San Francisco April 9Th; first 1--WE days out had Hight
winds from : and w. In lat 29o n and long I27e W got
the wind from n and L, which continued till lat 23e ", long
Ii5e w, when 1 hauled TO Sc, 8, sW and NV, ADD finally
back to \ aud E. saw Maui April 2Ith at 8 A n, bearing
s, distance % miles, and arrived in Honolulu same evening.
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ASsIGNEE,S NOTICE

AS j. AND FRED
4 ERICK II. HAYSELDEN, doing busiaess under the
firm OF Hayselden Brothers, having this day made an assign
nent to the undersigned Of their property for the benefit OF
their Creditors, all persons having claims against said Hay
slden Brothers are requested 10 present their accounts NJ the
dice Of II. Hsckfeld Y Co, and all persons Indebted to said
Eayselden Brothers, are requested to make payment 70 the
Undersigned.
J. c. GLADE,
of the Firm Of II. Hackfed & Co, Assignee.
Honolulu, April y, 1874. APPS I'm
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KNIT A VIEW TO F.
w facility TO parties DESTROYS Of prohtabiy and securely
Investing small sums Of money, Bonds OF the Hawaiian Gov
eminent Of the several values OF 500. 5000. $500.
aid 81 900, bearing interest at the rate OF 9 per cent. per
arnum. payable semi-aunGaIy, viii be issued az par to all
persons applying for them at the Treasury, for terms Of not
less than 5, nor more than 20 years
p. NAHAOLELCA,
Minister Of Finance
Department Of Finance, April %, 1874 a4 3m
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ENGLISH,
n
GERMAN
CIR L h Il ~ (!
Largo and Desiralle Aasnrlnent.

Large and Desirable Assortment.
Liebig's ENtrict 81 Meat,
~IIubbuck's White Zinc,
White Lead, Paint OH.
Black Paint, Red LEAD,
Paris Green,
Kerosene Oil. Alcohol Ia l Gallon Dcnijoins.
Cognac ia Boxes, Pine and Table CIaret,
iiet'frauenmnch Rhine Vine,
a Small Lot Of Fine Hungarian Wines,
Seltzer Water, Fine Liquors.,
German, Scotch and Norwegian Ales, ats. and pls.
Fine Havana and German Cigars,
Vienna Rocking Chairs, sofas, Chairs, Warlroles, Writ
ing Desks, aud other Furniture.
Galvanized Iron Pipe, l2 and 81 inch;
Steam Pipe, Ia to I liz inch;
Charcoal Tin Plates.
Block Tin, Rabbits Patent Metal,
Perforated Brass, Tor Centrifugals;
Sheet Zinc, kunz yellow Metal and Nails,
Hoop Iron, IS, 81, rs, aud ! Ia inch;
Pence Wire, No. !, o aud 6;
Best Refined Bar Iron, all sizes;
keg Riyets, Lanterns,
Portland Cement, Fire Bricks, Slatcs,
Stockholm Tar, Stockholm Pf.ch, Coal Tar.
Fire Clay, Bath Bricks,
Blacksmith's Coal In Casks,
Hemp Packing. Hide Poison,
DemJohns, Birch Brooms.
Oak Boats for Coasters oil Shmnk shocks,
Petroleum Barrels for Tallow Containers,
Syrup Barrels,
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~ ERSO Al
RE NOTIFIED

a. Il K NS ARE NOTIFIED
LS[ to cone On MAkJA and claim CT prove JhcT animals
tEat may 3. RAINING On thcIsais q Mskaa. kahanahAikL
ksaEaula a-I KuaokzLz- EstEIa c1e meath f-gu date, Ani al
unbranded animals raining AZ large zarr enc ncCth uE X
claimed b. the undersigned
AEEl -ud, lS-&. tau-s 80 ) ANDREWS
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

ATED ON NUUANU AVE- an
~. SUE. aftatn niuutrs wak hqm the f1stpnMf -
Ill ia Desirable Property o~naa SRI occurh.i W -
CaTf- A.. MrINTYWE. our of The uicasanteh fNes IN W
valley. TIE house uMi accommodate = tmNf 80
rtsht persons Eatb house, servants house. caHl..e Hs4..
oIsesvatary. anI stable, al IN sxc-neui eondiuon "atw ~"
Ia, oaD ~ Nanauu Reservoir. The house stands upon ee-
waited rruand. dutncd npen three sder Ihc hed has = nphs
a. ann thr Avrnur 81 if9 frrt. ana rams hack q distance /"
AS Sea csui-inirr an area q ere and a hair arfet- Two
horse can D. krIt upeu th- place boz good c1uiiion the year
rs,,l A rare orprtuuItY Hkrfr offered Or thr purrhssc 81
a hameasnl. sarscy Of tanl AMI inspection - premises can
All n ,. G. CARTER.
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CITIZENS RESIDENTS OF HOMO
~ LULU, Visiting Friends and Strangers generally are
cordially invited to attend Public Worship at FORT ST.
CHURCH, where services are held every Sabbath at II O'Clock,
4. NJ, and : l2 P. NJ. Seats are provided for all who may be
pleased'tO attend. There IS 4 Wednesday evening Prayer
Meeting at Z L. O'Clock, in the Lecture room, to which all are
Welcome. ap4 "
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
u 3 s Beneeia, Captain Vim Z Hopkins.
wHALERs.
a Brit vi bk PARKWAY, Taylor.
HaW VII schr Kamaile.
MERCHANTMEN.
Haw b Ka Moi, GarreLs, loading.
Brit brig Robert CSwan, ReveIy, loading.
Am bk Delaware, Kinds, loading.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Redfeld.
Am sch- Tori, Nye.
Am bk ID C Nuray. A Fuller, discharging.
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Projected Departures.
FoR CIHctT OF KAUAI-smr Klauea, sails on Monday.
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DEPARTTRFs.

April Ssh Ju1nita, e DuioIt, Gr Waiaiua-
Is-Echr Nile Morris, Lima, for MoOkaL.
Is-Echr Jenny. BaIustfer. fr Koioa A Wanna, Kauai
2O-Am bk Blena Vista, Eincalr. Br san Francisco.
2D-schr Nellie Merrill, Crane, Or Lahaina, Maui.
D-5chr Rob Roy. Jim, fr KOoiau-
20-Schr Palahl. Hopu, for Hh0, Hawaii.
20-schr Fairy Quesu, Kaaina, for Haualef, Kauai.
2D-smr EiLauea, Marchaut, Tor Maui and Hawaii
clam D. C@yton. Woods, for Portland, o..
clam vi ship Juch Perry, owen, for the Arctic.
2l-Schr Mauu1kaEai, kalauaO, COR Nawiiwif, Kauai
2i-sIoop Live Yankee, CLARK, for Hama, Maui.
Z1-schr Ka SLOT Powers, for EahuIui, Maui.
2J-Schr Warwick. EalaEaia, for Kaiaupapa. MOIOkaf.
Z-Schr Neue Merrill, Crane, for Lahafua, Maui.
Gam schr Letitfa, Loreutzeu, Tor Humboldt Bay.
23-schr Luka, Kaai, for MOi0aa, KauaL
2J-schr Wai0Ia, Mako, Er Mako, Maui
2f-schr Prince, Beck, Tor KDna and Kau, Hawaii.
2i-Schr Ulama, Doane, for K0na and Kau, Hawaii
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NARRATIVE OF MILITARY OPERATIONS, directed by
him during the late var between the States. This is the first
authentic contribution from a southern military source, and l.
written in the tersr, incisiye and vivid style for which its emil
uent author is 80 justly renowned.
PRICE 800 CLOTH o SHEEP.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-19
dbe sta,sntom iimoieator.
How much is your machine,' said Jo-
InYERTISING RATES

How much is your machine said Jo-
siah p t-s.
sSeventy-fve dollars"
Can't you,' says Josiah-'because look
so much like your old father, or because |
am a Methodist. or because my wife's
mother used to live neighbors to your
erandmother-let me have it for twenty
five dollars
The Teller got up in his wagon. and
turned the machine round so we could see
it plain. 1t was Il beauty. And says he,
You see this machine, sir. think 1t
the best one made, although there is no
great difference between this and the one
over there; but | think what difference
there is, is in this ones favor. You can
have ID for $75 if you want it; if not will
drive on.
How do you like the looks on it, Saman-
tina p
1T is the kind I wanted to get.
Josiah took out his wallet and counted
out IS dollars, and says he, g;
Put that machine into the wagon where
Samantha Is.
Lie SOOu iOOklllS young IolOl was JuoV
lifting of it in, and counting over his mo-
ney, when the 2 fellers come up with the
colt. 1t seemed they had an explanation as
they was coming back. seed they had as
quick as | ketched sight of 'em, for they
was a walkin', one on one side of the road,
and one on the other, most dead, the colt
had run 'em so, and it did seem as if their
faces couldn't look no redder nor more
madden than they did, as we hitched right
on 'em But they did when Josiah thank
ed for driving back the colt, and when
they see that the other Teller had sold us a
machine, their faces did look redder and
madderer.
But 1 didn't care mite. We drove off
tickled enough that we had got through
our sufferers with agents. And the colt
had got so beat out running and racing,
that he drove home first rate, walking
along by the old mare as stiddy as dea
eon.--Peterson's Magazine.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-19
Poetry.
oONNNNN
THE CHILDREN.

When the lessons and tasks are all ended,
~ And the school for the day is dismissed,
And the little ones gather around me
3'i To bid me good night and be kissed
Oh, the little white arms that encircle
My neck in tender embrace
Oh, the smiles that are halOeS OF heaven,
Shedding sunshine of love on my face
And when they are gone sit dreaming
OF my childhood, .too lovely to last
OF love that my heart will remember
When it wakes to the pulse of the past;
Ere the world and its wlckedness made me
A partner of sorrow and sin;
When the glory of God was about me,
And the glory Of gladness within.
Oh, my heart grows weak as wOman's,
And the fountain of feeling will flow,
When 1 think Of the paths, steep aud stony,
Where the feet of the dear ones must go;
OF the mountains Of sin hanging DER them;
OF the tempest of Fate blowing wild
oh, there is nothing on earth half SO holy
As the innocent heart OF child!
They are idols of hearts and Of households
They are angels OF God in disguise
His sunlight still sleeps in their tresses,
oh, those truants from home and from heaven
They have made me more manly and mild I.
And know how Jesus could liken
The Kingdom of God to child.
l ask not a life for the dear ones,
All radiant, as other have done,
But that life may have just enough shadow
To temper the glare of the sun +;
I would pray God to guard them from evil
But my prayer would bound back to myself
All! a seraph may pray for sinner,
But sinner must pray for himself
The twig is so easily Bonded,
have banished the rule and the rod
have taught them the goodness of knowledge
They have taught me the goodness of God
My heart is dungeon of darkness,
Where l shut them from breaking a rule
My froWn is sufficient correction
My love is the law of the school.
shall leave the old house in the autumn,
To traverse its threshold no more
All how shall sigh for the dear ones,
That meet me each morn at the door
l shall miss the 'good-nights'' and the kisses,
And the gush Of their innocent glee,
The groups on the green, and the flowers
That are brought every morning to me-.
I shall miss them at morn and at eve,
Their song in the school and the street
I shall miss the low hum of their voices;
And the tramp Of their delicate feet.
When the lessons and tasks are all ended,
And death says 1.-THE school is dismissed !'
May the little ones gather around me,
To bid me good night and be kissed
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31

MoRnn WILKINS. Apetioneer.
rnryTODis SALE nf VALUABLE I'M


INXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE I'M
FIPRoykp PROPERTY BRSG THE ESTATE or sKf. HGG,i
nSe auction on TUESDAY April 1874 At II ocoek 81 me hi
change No i'll Broldsay nny bnidiaE
sAIF UNDRR THR DIRECTION OF Mr. JOHN PARSONS
AND Mr.. CHARLES "a. Dk COSTA, BXbCuIORs.
No n BRDPORDST between Wes. Houston and Downing
recently enlarged and rehui budlng aOou
l9Ias l. yard irregular 81 feet deep
Ne 100 WATRn.ST WAlt-Lot. about 2llIS4 y, and
sosrory bh store AZ deep. with oneorI extension
eu,e year from MAY J. 1874 at s45OO and Oro'"n water
Ne. 25 and 81 CRDARsT between william ,pd Pesrlss 10.
so "A 'front.' about 5i3 deep. and story sn9 e
bang 544 deep Rented for year from MAY l. 1874
1900 ,pd water rateA o,, =, os,,a
ouI 2l9aa 40 feet deep apd story anu nv mo-
bsng covering ot Rented May 1874, for Que year sZVoV
S iBKRTYsr near wiIsmsIo 80 'front.' 30 Si2 rear by
brick bindings 6S feet deep hente LOT Two !ea
Ne 2iO EAST 2tTuSr. Saye-Lot about 2irSSH y snd
tor budng Rsnie for three from hAy 1, 1884, al
1850 and Crcton water tar. -. ooo
Ne 2l2 EAST 2srIlSF sdonngIo. about 2lrss and one
hrck building Rented for three years from may l.
, year sni Croton water tar ,, q, ,o-oe n -
80 2O5 EAST 2tTlSr 3iAve Lot about 24lOr9s9 snd
tvosoy frame bn hing Rented for three Yeas ron
MAJ l. iS74. Al $3.50 a and Croton water rates
Ne gOT 2arlf-ST Aloining-b0 2ixiv, and tvosoV
e ard bang Rented for from Ms l. 1874
. $3.50 yea aud Cro;on Wstcr rent .. 80 -
2C4 and poo EAST 2jIHSr-Los together 4S4 2f'SE
bung Rented three from
kay J. 1874 81 900 yesr sbd Croton water rents
327 and 329 THROAVB between 24th and 25thsts
80 SIl77 with theoy brick buildings and eoayad IN
years from May 1874 81 200 year and
TERMS or SALE
SIXTY PER CENT Of The purchase can remain on bono ana
uoragc 0f re, years cent interest payable SEMI
annually. Usl,l e1cutors' teeds will be given
oi book mps oi full particulars apply 10 the anoneer once
No Pne-st t445sl
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
an Ameri-

Protestant mde-agd married man; understands all kinds of
plain gardening hIng the Of horses; milk &C.
raish Apply ODELES AGENCY lO9 West
fsk nr,.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
tjelp lualcs.

DROOF- READER WANTED-TO go ont Of
city. Apply by en- With reference, to SMITH n Nc
DOUGAL, 80 Beekman-st
w ANTED.-The YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS
TlAN ASSOCIATION requests merchants and all parties want
ing bookkepe entry clerks copGss saesme pores ases &C.
toappy a corner 23d 81. aud FOurh-Lye.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
boaro ano Rooms.

1rS WEST 46TE-ST.-HandsOmel fur
s) phed DOUBLE and SINGLE ROOMS southern exposure
all modern and table bst eAs' prices moderate
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
Citp Dropertp TO Eet.

ry,O LET-From May /, HOUSE and LOT; 1t
good fruit all kinds AshhqTon.ay ~ MIN
u from DEPOT; $1,000 Inquire Of HARRINGTON ROCK
WILL iOuAei' u G. McC0RD 70 Downings. BDOklyn N y
yIyWFZTY FIVE DWELLINGS AT GAR
DEN CITY, 1S mites distant on Central hAl'oaa 0 Nos
Ipd rents from $3.50 $780, early and late trains and cheap com
mutation Also five with dwellings attached Apply 10 a.
STEWARDS Agent Broadway and Chsmhersst from IL TO PM
,o n g DENTON Garden City adjoining Hampstead Village
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
Gouses auo farms Uanteo


SMALL three-story HOUSE WANTED-By
- Ole purchaser; wei loc3td between fhyhid ana sixty
ns ist pnce Sl5OuOi ~ per cent cash Al
tr.ss VII plr;ic8 iTs, ~. W., Tribune Ohce.
NNANTED-A brown stone HOUSE, with all
~ modern improvements; srs 2O15j between IhIvanh ard
ston sixih-aves; exceed $4,000
LISPfNASSE & FRIEDMAN. ~ Pne-st
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31

DQn WEST 12TH-S STA young Protestant
%CO GIRL NURSE and SEAMSIRESS, oi Ch'nDenniii an
Nurse IS smart Oblgng; city reerence.l
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31

TX WEST T-ST.-Nicely
)s)) furnished ROOMS LET With board Terms reasonable
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31

can married man. brought up Lorg Island aged 46
II years; unierstan all r,oees neung working
breeding cattle Gc would take charge
icusls place so)d recommendations Call at CARPENTERS l3s
West lltt.st, corner 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31

IkGs Concise and reste directions for constructing them
M EssG BY ne lion. GEO GEDDES the Agricultural
As soTAls bkhI.WBKkLY 1hBUHk
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
Real gstaic 10 Grebanae.

EXCHANGE for one or two brooklyn
h HOUSEA beautiful modern RESIDENCE on the Hudson con-
,.rog h. so,. frce photograph at Office
-e J q. H0YT son, III Broadway.
mo EXCHANGE for New York, Harlem, or
Hsbosea tenement property, 5000 CASH and 40 ACRES
LAND HOUSE and BARN, pnce 10 GOO two miles from me village
Shave.
"NONCRETE EASEMENTS and BUILD
INGS"- reliable directions for constructing them
are ven by gro GBDDES the Agricultural Department
of uls meruuxs SEMi-NELkLl TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31

~ chdrcn aged % who well experienced in all
nds Of awork machines cattle Gc aso do gardening tale
Of horses and dnyeT best Can at
CARPENIEks, 1873 Vest llth-st, cor Gthaye
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31
Brooklnn propertp Go Eet.

nOCK PROPERTY TO LEASE. Apply to
- II. b. sCHOLkS, . Kcdnev.st, Wilhamsburgh
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-In Brooklyn,
bn within minutes wslk Of Washington Park,
three brown front hOUSE No II South POrandye
thorough repair via LET rent to family
Dor particulars the premises apply DAVENPORT
son, Grene ave. Can be seen after 10 O'Clock IN.
rIO LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st.; three
FLOORS 9i boGse lO2 PBesppest GORDON L. FORD, 81
Cisrsst. BrookiTn.
fNO LET-A large four STORY brick BUILD
ING for manufacturing business Fulton and CshsnDe
t = y be leased at reasonable rent Apply to B. 7. LYNCH
s9i faltOn ST. Bfo0ilyn.
II ('ONCRETE EASEMENTS and BUILD
" NGs s"Condse reliable directions for constructing tbem
se bY The Hon GRO. GBDDES m the Agricultural Department
Of 1n mornings SEMIWKRKLY TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-31

RCHDEACONs HOTEL, Bloomfield, n. j.
~ ,entrally located pat If ID, twL;
dat o. for SUMNER Bo. so.t peS oi shed ana sable
room eL.Irss nsdtIstt.
, 1874-09-16
MONEY AND COMMERCE.


TuEnpAr TrEn1Aq, Sept. IL.
To ray nothing when ono has nothing to my Ia
considered a good old rule. II, on tho aano
principle. one should not wrlto when 10 has
nothing to wsitc about, tho 1nonoy y-markot for
to-aay might bo t1iAmiased without limo beyond
the repeating Of quotations. somo OF our larger
banks had not had single call for discount up
to the time Of our usual call, and with nli OF
them business Was exceedingly dull. Whllo our
tobbors and othcr dealers, 40 for % re know,
arc doing FUR business, oxpecta-
tions Of Increasing aetirity at tho banks
for tho last week certainly hayo not
boon roa1izct. Any effort to wrlto up business
whom 90 very 1ltt1o Ia doing must over DO 1ru't-
loss, 90 tho papera in Enatorn citfoB afo Audlng
to their cost. Wo profor to give tho facsa as wo
find thcm hence, for tho past week. NO haFo
had Gully excessive dulluoss to report Tho peo-
pic arc still on rigid economy bent to pay up
instead Of borrowing money iH tho rulo OF their
action aud, therefore, lilo dnllncBa OF which
bankers complain must provo In tho end ali ILL.,
estimablo blessing to the ontire community.
Wo repent quotations, viz: Discounts to GUS
toners, 10 per cont. Call loana. with cash COL
latorals, nominal ut 56Ds por cont. streos-rates
alao nominal at 1O@18 ner cont. Now York ox-
change plenty ut 60 cents discount per 81, ,ooo'
with occasional Balcs ut Got@75.
Tho bankipg-houso ot proston. Koan i Co..
1do Waghinaton slreat, furnish tho following
, 1874-09-16

yrl; whtto .and b,l plasteEtng hs5
b" 400 aFG nfsK or a e a,
&1b.o0@3d.oo: DO common. slo. 00la19oV.
pUTTE-Athougl The warr Weather ~ % hns besn IN,
ss sse es 'sss e. esx sona ea s
stribatsb'e q thc ayaneo It ,o ast ot 10 rur il q
thc sece,pts hss mol bosn A. masted lnsny bad y.
tlcpatc. Who the past two or thFeo vooks have VII
,losaed somo tto accumulation. there arc no largo
] rosent rrees @ Will, bs sstanod I for soa,o io yet
saturdays Ruict{n ksys of tho Nov York market !:
''on Western tho feeling In particularly strong, at
h1gs n'en y sy S nar 70 nY
t,ecn cloane up and really ane grades are scarcely to
ba iouud with no indications stat my immediate ID,
aos: "eH't:ts 5hosS e aoy yse% o
,m % to good grades, 2oG25o: infor1of 10 comp'ot'
trade. Ind as Consequence better, flrnor feeling
nplp, aro rather below tho avorago and among hol-
no @ ito rrloo. erreat: Now YorE fsetoty isXaiao;
Western do: l2H9195o; low grades, s@ile. .,.,u
CokI-Trado ron.ans qnist, and prices @ M are aeaay "a
I'D @ p Po oes sse
s ssos; E'is sa ssnas os'hs lit sis5; Liz Nan
ss fsS:' nsse n1ss %ss.; aSG sss s wss Ssss
u; pRGas AND cuEM1oArs-rrado las improva1
themselves and ordera moro numerous and liberal
Tho most noticeable change ia the decline IN opium,
nn1 morrh'no, ca,'sna by heavy decline In New YotR
Ion higl. and in order to roaliEo wsro compelled ID
1ake boral CONCESSIONS. Tbs stock in this country
Ia said to be small and TIN crop In Turkey Tits year Ii
thiak rricos viii aiior uwhoS S rsio Iigher han thos
hayo yet. Tho ofhrr changes sight. Quotations
, 1874-09-16

gUEEP-The demand was small, % was also tho
scneo II sutssent nambero Of sales 10 fa,.y establish
kct ynics wo quote rrdccs nominal ut S295@a. .6o
for poor to choieo.
BUFFALO, Sent. t.15.-pArTLE-leceIps to-day, q,a15,
1nAkng tls total supply for the weuk thus far, 1870
4:s sars against i cars same time lass wook Mar
Ret opened r0oElngy, will hudorB aaking strong aBt
weeks prices. buyers hanging nj for decline. Tho
run Of stosk IL tair. average good to conlIaon: =:
was Asked Attendance Of buyers good. Ralos los Chur-
okeo soera, ranging ai3 to 0f ll* ut S3goea4 255
To.aa steers rangng ~ to l1s5 by. At l2
liaols steers, av 1oss ,bs at *soo 800 ohio steers,
ranging 1oto to ls7l iIs ct g. 25p h!chiga,i
ma asors, ay ll78 lbs, ut so.Ao 755 Kentucky steers,
tho toal Tor tna week hua Jar. b4oo ngainst l2su6
do steck not ". arrived buyers holding or to ascer-
I'll MoasLoeeipts lusy, Do maling tho total for tho
week illus far 400, aganst 200 tIo time last week
s1s s'ss ss5y ais; s,,y oss sssass sS.'a York
WATERTOWN, MASS,
wArznrowa. sopt,, l5-1,EEr gArrIE-ncccipta,
& Ii ass 's II t esy I'D s1 @s
IL. sslsa 1t oioioe 1t 1850 o1tra, $966al6
trst 9uaty, sss9sg9 %a5ss SECOND Quality, so3sa5;
sesr AaR 5,o Ls, sao hoaa there
10 d. Tradu was very dull anu many ocka wcru not
tR1nse Of until towards noon. 8ales Of H,eall lu nts
at $1.oa936o oacll oxssa $s2S@57o; spring lambs,
A@dho per u.
EAST LIBERTY.
East IIhEATY, rs, a1pt. lb.-CArrLE-lsecept to-
day, 1p5s hesd l!n q cattls lighter than this tmo
1aAt week l3uHlneua dun a round, buyers Rnt seorn
making It 30 by standing alart-o litter lighting tor
an aayaneo. lsest. g@a94e; met,tnm 10 g6oa, 6t}G3
6}lo common to fair 9Sso stocksrs, 3G}lo bulls,
S3.9sG53.4o.
uo0s-ltcceipts to-day, 2.D70 bead. best plilado-
plta. ts.aoG98.tWi torksfa. $a,7097.1.
hEEkr-necs'rts today. 0tS00 hcaa. Best, $!.75@
500; medium, $4.0o@4 30,
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sr. LouIa. Sent: 5-!toaa-lscceints. 1850 nrn,
esoeksrs $S;6vetseo: a lght, TT, *s25asbo bseoa
oArrLE--llecoirts Dao Eool cula,,t tar shipping
! 9r*des aud supply iEht fur 10 choice neliQmy,
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