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New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
finanrlaI.

OFvIcg rHR CHICAGO & ALroS T. r. Co. !
No. So wILLiAN-sr. NEwYoRK Aug l. ls7t)
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-
~ FERRED FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BoNDS.-so-
tce hereby this designated by ot 81 bon
numbered follows: 577 $50 49, +22, 226 2g7 90 lI9 355
AL iyg l4j lO2 80 2l7 44S i52 333, 3l6, 53i,
526 81 578 40 3s6 29l 3U6 4O5 III OF $1,000 ech oI
m according Of the mortgage interest thereon will
Nov 1874 The ulderznel ready them With inter
5 J. TlLDEN, No ~ Walst
l.. II. MEYER, No 81 Nassdust.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

ts hp6i6s ports to-day 6lG bale: s day last
i & s d 9 si I {, ylsl e0 Soss IGie se ns coSd ssS
dated q dys LOO bales exports to Great Bntsn 49 S
bsles The averages Of Yesterdays forward deliveries oesly re-
ported were ss oS"' va Il, A3' 9 Dec % aIS sr5 Nrb
NJ i6 78c Fr Cs4OO bales October IS i52e 100 bales Feb
I6 a3sc 90 Yoyember is l@2c 400 bs Msh l62e
viii aOatemsup sales as follows all on basis Of
Ss., is. evening after D msegiemsei 800 l6 1885, @
! 500 lC3s-; los: October, 1900 10 7.a2e. - soy
COO I6ssc Total, 500 bales sses iO-isy Up to co. 2
@IA;su SO9 lG Ce no o5 3otSs IS tins S0 100 G g2
i6a- 300 10 llS2c, 1900 IS 5,i6e 100 10 &c @ 200
600 Is 1876 400 &c 800 Is 7.32c is $l6s 100
ig 52 s2 'SS 500 i s!s 5SO iSS @ &c. 100
6oO l0S, 3g9 N.!SS 1907 IfIc Ap9 500 I67s.
To,s, Il POO bales grand total "a 200 bales . M
feature extreme dg for the season bqi there
tr n0lry 941 re oieis are n' l a l ta on'1 We *
e s. 25 QS6 - 10 Btumnou the market dl and
Companies are making inquiry Foreign Coa duh and
lte ulur' from as quarter Proaca Goals are arriving more
Tag he' ale Of We.i 1' ,oHs 200 tons on private
G$s Prsyysl. ana Westnoreisld p Scotch 81 dS9
s1as3 J'ue9 River steam 70 $3.50 oO DO C5Iohe S9asl
"s oly mode s aemsnl i9I no ava hs mar
dsast and Jol osgs per 81 Ur bon % terms not tra1s2
Good la9 Pnme DO a2lc and extreme rsge
Cor lot lsd2l% gold MID grades are 10 reduced supply
only sale Of 249 bags Lsusya per Jane Adue
oeS0t y - we fGPs s -oG1oei 6SsaSSS' 20
Domingo 162 2Ql7ie Porto Rico. 19l2T2lc Costa ieo 2Od
2Oc Mexican. 2OG2le; ssysua, lo02l 2 and Curacao
GZOc
CASDLES-Adamanns frulv hell, hat quiet atl3
1Se o u o. u for "a o. Sc lor 10 ol SeSm
al 2Sc; Patent al 3Hc and Plrstne al 26G21c
DRUGS AND DYES-Opum Is dull and easier offered 81 90
gold the CIesm Tartar is quiet but
I1ie small sales At S6c gold Alum is STEADY and demand sales Of
Lump a. &C. sud Porous 3, Ginseng sss6e
sod at II 90 Eseut O quiet at about sr bsure
Css cod al 81 O50Sl 10 gold. Aiis with
81 25 gold Sarlrsous Lemon - 75 and Bgmo. 50 75
both gold English teu 10 better -eIaud fmer Soda
Al sod y qs2 81 and Sal Sod, at u 65aSl 20 Barb
ksia - l22rrJ o' tCsuc, SODA So0 10 III and Bleaching
Powder a. y a. ~ 90 AL gold OOr descriptions steady We
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

Recent, Of beans las bbs 30 last week LOO
bbs same 7S7 bb!s ExDors oi be'ns 1'p D9
Exports 800 bush The receipts Of beans run rY
Of tone inst
p,,cesc s1bsIci Seller, L0Tfyrr who haF tu
"L hinq material 10 quota
tom, although Ae traIe Is dull An bssiern demala mas
c.Iue1 for meluus aad the Is 4
rosshIe Southeu inquiry hat quatr MaoWs
a. q1o ss lower though there lot IN store nat "oII no
Pea beans scarce ahl nom
Ina, X uey bean, call Tor either red or white Green peas
e ith market Canadian peas are no'lS
v no small sales have been Ct tue lower rate of puA
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
IARA.
Assorted lojs... 10 q 81

-
TEAs-Tefe limited demand for lines and he mlft n
steady Invoices quiet aui u.cha~ye; s4s eurice u I
chests Oo0ng haf chests Green. AMI 900 hal ches japan
Quotations for Teas fo5ws o1 common 70 'H9
l-c d+l %: Young Tyson, g. choicest +Vc4rl =
Ooong comon to choicest Gjc al % GuapoTdrr common 70
choicest zoe sl u: Sku suI TaaEkay Common 90 he'
22d3jc Uaced japan, couon 60 dne se094 anu Soul'lB
and Corgou. 10 finest 3l0HJc 80, o,o d, -,
With hrner sale Of l9OOo ID AZ
. e 0-a-r f and $4,000 10 touulT equal 20 ~is
WOOL-1he market bat hrm prices VEN snsiane
with EesLy Mauucurers have been absent the as "
days When wooden goods freely, lqc better baslr
The stock of .i light Australian and thps are N
reque Carpet dull; the supply not large. ,aLl'H
has improved demand, aud prices sre gen s'anel
quest; stock pretty Well Tiuc j. flee' are @
actye and prices ior all n steady lae receipts 1rS @ n@t
liberal for tie past dsys: sales emhfLc; l@Vup ID
Pieces 5c; 900 70 Fine TeIas, private iems Ivy ID
Secured zoe; 10000 n Geogs private terms; iV -
Trss soc. Is bs.es Cape STc 900 Ono 5Jc 5ppO -
chi.an G2L: % 900 ID Fine Urwashci on private terms
IL 600 M Wisconsin tud Micga J20j j3c 900 70 itHls @9
5000 Is UawaheI Fe.c-s. 52dj}c 5000 i' o. ll.I
terms: 900 r-ras Pulel. 32a3Gc 3O) ~ Sour ooi
private 900 Iu6vahei 2i4 DC 5Vyy % tf1i'
2lG2Sc. 80 hass Lamb Pule. zoe - Dl-s Nh Ext run
average 2c 80 bales Cafornia private terms - 6g, 10 ao
80 bags Lamb d.: 5000 10 No. cO l5oO n rail- ~ rms
2Illc 5000 10 TO-, 223;c; 10000 m Fc'ccs, Doc .
bsles SUPER 7Le,; 1000 % UnUsslei fles on
terms 1000 Black $4,000 Improve Western sEs' Z31 Il
bag 4, ,xs on tiivaie te.Ius; 900 y fls IeN-sdl
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

steamer. srOSrNGTOY M,asay weluesay, aud 'tf NAN
RAGANskTI uray THURSDAY, aud Sstans iom ief % H''
NJ a. cent steamer RHODE ISLAND d,ly (erre1t Seaiao.
from ~ SO Nth RIVER Il ali Per Twenty hi't
Hiy,r arriving IN Boston the .sne eNrh-E hNH"""
r.sts "a Sonirg.o reurn same TIP - .,,.,,,
~ Ft,xlyS Gen Pas Agent. d. T. bAbboNh ltts
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
HAVANA EXCHANGE
poNYulC MARKETS.

HAviv, Aug. lHshlsss non nal Spanish Gold, 23i92j'
A.su-.A Coz. 2jJ g4jj.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
NEWYORK, NEW-EIAyEN AND HART

~ FORD 4. R-NEWlORK AND NiT.Ht tFEN biF'i'H
Sumner cement commencing ls i. l'ii Fis'nt foa
IL EewI0ra G.auI CCar D-lo; entlfc' ol Forty secI'
TRAINS SLy.s1aK
Trains for Hew'ayea leave at 7;lO GoGl O. D'l 'D'
(Accu 1000 tyD. 1900 %. tt'. I l.'J t'ti ID -,
22O Cacsn i:3s and 5l5 L1c EG 10 r' sni ';lO 'kL
For South Norsk. 7:l0 sos. 9oj . ZOO m oo 'hr
22O &l5. 43>, j:lj j:iO $50. $50. 80 j. n Frr ri
40 sos gOJ. 1910 o. 2oD ini 80 auI lJ ltLl
3:jJ. 4:3,. -, J.lj J.iO C.jJ go $40 $40 o.
For Pot Chester ll.fO b. .,
Boston Express Hpinsarl e. SD a. 10 q .' ia 0i
srd slu erd SlO ~, so pa A. Ntrto'l Nr"4s "A. 10
LOCO IA and 300 $40 at 1910 ?. H. - lsH ile
s.Oj A. ~. AMI D. IT, Ul 10 NEDr LIr VISION Tor
Providence lL -tj
3 n connect WITH snor3 DTseH ~ -'r'h 90 %r'',
ara Northampton H. N.aItu t.d hr 500 H s1I F ~
-:rj 10 a and II hoJI trr eiitt VIA
Connected River Springfield ant Do m. ii Noaif ihs
D. connects with y ng'uk Il X 4l h 10
o. r. 5 a Iloesatomc L r. s Br ,"ao lic - % o. m
sr & an! with naT'ur 7l SOralk 81 >tth Nofttif.
ara it- ~;J5 1900, ABS ani $40 ~ Wh Ne"-,'H'fn X -
Saol Boston Nail Trans at 700 SlSr-rsae1 at $40 p
n Prov acne -,
press Trans ,.-,.. On. 80 ,--.-. ~. c-..t g.
a p.p or 4 oic,s :. \. Iu.si,r Co, 9i boal.s ni
WIN sor House. Y, and No Ioa't BfooAL "-o VII Ass
chqck blg.age iEvllre residence 10 d.sliaaOa
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

y q1tt;
ing sde 10 the absence Of supplies, nou; quiet
Al about former tSnes quote Cuts
5oi 1uba Ga al 31dilc Cuba MuscOvao Refining 3S042
Cuba MuScsao rocerv 42d4Sc Porto Rico sUa Zoe: Kbgh
llalds, fNa52s; and Nev- Orleans A. 7UQS5e.
MIlLfBhDlf Re market quiet quote 40 y
S2O1*2l; 80 10 S22; 10 at s23d$2t 10 % "A S3l 0
80 iVg u a. 80 80 Rye Feed at $50 per
NAVAL SIORkS-SuEs TnrreuBe quiet. prices
unchanged, quoted &c 36 Strained Rou was kewis
IN limited demand values about steady grades wer dull and
ney.eied the sales 1000 bb bbls good
sraned No ~ 3O and 400 private Tar mod
l bet'e win values rulny CHER; sales f3 10
nAnngton al ~ for Wilmington. Pitch
steadily heIi sales 81 30 bbs. at 81 O2La
seed is quiet S5d-6c from cuslfs hands Crue
sptm n very tTmy ueh 81 Whale steadily held but
iis Lari ON rather weaker IN sympathy L
Io pressed for sas Menhaden remains steady 35G37c
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

fROVSlONSrhe Pork market iDsetive npeb lowe, .,d m
settled the Of $50 bbIs S23 730f19 IA .
al SL3 IS and Humps sS 5O and 26O bbs M Ill, s,rs
her, hbS
s If is IL limited demand and holders q 40 bb Al
SlD for face and SIS Family. Beef
s22 M ouhtni sDd s26as27 Tor Western cured Ts,c B.
"a quiet sb above the Of less active A..
lesyJj 81 800 Plain Hans l2,c 400 SnoSe do Is
900 Posea o. l4e 400 Psh shouIers 7S 300 Pieked DO
oe4o - 800 Smoked DO, Sedge; 10000 y shOr RID Belize.
II ID average, lie Bacon iBsoiye with moderate ss Ios
Gear city IL Zhlles Dressed Hogs quiet sqg lG
Lar unsettled and lower sas Of 225 at l4c for Western
steam 40 . Cs l3 for future delivery 100 ies
seller September, lals..
PAINfS-Busns continues quiet bulk Of the orders IN
small and bear Of large pnoes ATE without
ehALs VII" but two rIsepiohA White Les tie
ieHseBh N'Sh .aa Pe.esyal. 4Is g4s.sa sJ lhess e.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

gool request % n former hzures saes eHDra
2l1 Pennsylvania CROP 1873 81 l5a2Ji 80 os o
crop 1878 at OLdI4; 3ij OHIO 1913, At i4c' 90
sronsn ST. 1878 7ci 80 PennsF'aDs
op 1870 at 7i. Suniry kinds az G03j Q1osols;
w 49, cnnrs nP = \ lNl2
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

FIIU K ANU MEAL-IIe FOur h.rer
ne low graies demsn1;
ll, hS "fancs are IRREGULAR and
49, e- s1a much o. Improved and IN s' demand; al The
cne W 'fhel ttT Tor tbe lev
Comnsn ti inter Wheat brands SO are very WEAK .oS
srrEu.tf sales % 4buJJ bb Including
g. U0aSC, the latter for Winter Wleat brand ~ & HiSs @
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
HARLEM RIyEG BRANCH

Trains leave Harlem River S,a.a 81 - s. an 9'lj d. n I'2
3:55. /. go. {. IS. AMI o. - p.m II. -.
Resgiag pasengtr. steamboats, Of Mosna Stenb a. q
le.gu Fu6u for Harlem HYrr SiAon, ~ o g. So a.
li:iJ o.. m a.d I:lJ. 4. 80 ami o . ~.
For t er Information ac,s see p'ers al oes aNI pou
JpIN Moody. SuUt n T.. DIyls.. Nc1 York.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
.RIE RAILWAY.

RRlDGEPORT, and al ponts on IIouoalonlo
- Nauxatuc1 RirosdG Fare g. steamer bhlD'bfOhE
leave. Nv. ~ LEO and BrdLeport at l p ~
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

P.,,,. ,~ the week $50 bb do last 60ll sane
There special VARIATION ~ pres
since oar To-day, hoseyr there somewhat hrnef ie.Ls
should eceip;s beitgf OuotA"n
n J. an1 Ill p dol % 02l wcsern. fair marks, - ,5
state Penn .....2O al loss oh.''''''''''it
Western. choice, loss Canadian ''''''''''''io ~4'
~
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

GAS STOCKS.
HARLRM,
MUTUAL
MANHATrAS.
NEHiORh
FOR SALE DT - - .-,,
Room g3 30 Brosdst.
Al SesYork AMI BrooLl'n Ga' Stocks bought and sold
V'O THE EIGHT PER CENT CONSTRUC-
i TTON BONDnOLDERS OF THE SOUTHERN MINNESOTA
RAILROAD COMPASY-rhe Committee that in comp
June olths OF the entire issue o bons
have deposited the Farmers Loan and Trust CompanV IN
s city, sfpr ample opportunity 70 every houl
loe notice hereby given the for signing the agreement
ana extended the 10Th of August next when
VIII
hayn. pate the Agreement Copies ot tue
srue su Information furnished application BY
VI sIguei.
Ne.-lOgk, Jul, IS, lS1t
CHARLES JOHNSON, NorEich. Conn;
+. BISSELL. Hsrf'r' Conn.
JOHN FL son. N 3j PIu--st; SewY0rki
CORNELIUS B. GOLD. No 26 Pne-sf Ne~-iok;
II II. CAMMlNN NJ. - PIns-st., NegfOrk
Ll-lLn-L nf El-lt Eer IN Bl
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

Cortlaudt anI Dss,rossss-,t.. -
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORK As FOLLOWS:
$40 m-Ossex0 ENpess osne LAcl lOu' sfs-
Nosich, Sidney, Delhi, Walton Mlctln, ai hs,
without change o caIs throayh 10 Osargo.
$40 m.-Wgon Wiy for sol, Delaware C0gLt y" iork
and Intern -i.ate. without cha 2e 0i cars.
1l:iO T.--WorteutyAe Accom- nOil-Oa.
$3.50 p. -BOOmlnglile " Az ,
i.30 mUber CountF EI.r1ss through 70 beage WILLOWS
chau Of cars
3 80 o. m Blooming !ile Local.
p. NV OrteudYAe LOca.
Albany DIVISION, tong1 20 IappiltoNn al
$40 H.. aud at 1880 .. m thOa; q. aaZ, OF or.
RAJ rIsd q: fOa $40 ll lnJ ti'D l uaAns
r-ctco al Franklin . ..,. ,,.....-.....
~ ALI TRAINS STOP n HAChESSA. AND PATERSON.
Ties oi aui b.ga-e checked &, a pu.pl Dv "s rt
Transfer Co BIul at t-e t-.r.N
Fo ht received Forwarded Tor all points q lr 81 NIl Fr
lin Peuns5lysu r. e. warehouse, lus D~'.'-'- rrJ
QUICK DISPATCH ad LOWEST thaI. ,.........
General Offices, 90 LiO.riy'; NeN fk. H. H. 'lH- ~
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
n. Y. Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODCC
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG. II. 1874.


IvADressy lnR " 7. TRIBUNE hT our o"D ReDoHerI
articles and other
,ale where cTy o'rly ap
resnee that the not allow the
c'cEn due cut wi,h
60 Mars plainly ah pIil ;encliiata is belui not. c'n'
M the box ol b5 siuns amoult S,nl ti'T ~ A'
,sa IN. ststuy sent, route 6 ~ hyoce o.! s'
,h n, be- lcoselia bbL Aglsse the lsmlti Oh l;A
s S4,. or yourself Tepuol lu ~ 0e'' A-ps
ri ID. IU IL, lfIn
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

SUMNER ARuASgEnRr of Tfsns taking effect Aug s. 1914
gam-Cinrnrst md Cet 40 Day Express. DsBr tpieh-s
TO Bnhalo and SceDag Coacses 10 Destination -
lO:ij n.-EIpss Mail ioE Busao aud Niagara Fhi+ sepHs
Coach tO Bglap.
$3.50 p West Sleeping Coieh ai'lobei
D. m.fDayL Parse Ep-ess 10 the West sleeping Coihs.
ru.h to Buffalo, Nssa fa Cincinnati, 5, Lol D'ir'i auf
Ergre, trains arr1s from the West at7:iO H. 2lO 75t .sd
loss
Port Jsrr 80 $50 .. 1890 and 1913 m. 49,
$50 1880 ard = D. Midiie'owu. 73O 1880 lO3O .nf
lO:t5 m. $40 s:3D. J:jO 1880. AMI - p r. tt.
73O, 1915 ami i;O m tri1 connect sil Se" 19Is 81
Mllrd Railroad K1niou a1i kng5on ~ ani 8 -
Goshen g. 1880 io;3O g. tlO5O. lO:tJ f.bJ,
3:lj, 4:3O 80 fC30 snd = m. warwick 1880. lO;l,
a m and l5O D. u Nesbur,h 1880 O. ant lUij 3. 80
AID l$O D. ~ Saien g. b % 80 1850 1850 1915
a. m Ids. 3:fj 3. 53O D. iG:3r. and = lni ~ mt
night RigewopI Hohpsu4 Adflige fni htmse, 5. -.
7.3O tS:3O. tlU:3O lo:iJ lij, 342 p 9;5l ibS0
ami y. , snd ~ mii- ght Paterson o. O;i' Z f; -
1910 flO:O. lOiJ ll:jOa ~ IL noon -, j. 3 5i1,
i0:3O n m ard 80 midnight Newark. s6 9.}D 49, 1Ui5.
only Ce--kli 81 D. and lti5 10
BIS j:fj, 7J 1r ~ IS ali ~ saturifT uRlts
or'. Rutherilr Park and Pa,.ac 6i5 1 fs5 40 lO5O,
Il 'l:iJ. 3, BID 900, D. D. o. Y.) tfiJ 7IJ ,ai
1890 2. m and +l2 light a. stale alf Uarkrr 2cf 40,
Sl5 tS45 l. 3. !, ,. All anI ~ SATURDAY % ht'
Eng,egood AMI Splrshl Jlj. % aai 10 - @ lJ
ONLY Penont MACK j:lj and - g. l3n 3lj f:i1.
5.Ij 7:l5 f7:IJ pm II ghts SpulP NaueY,
1i5, slJ ~ 10, - ani lOiJ l. ., AtJ, D. y D. @ sni
NoTE-rns leaving Chlmbersst haf leave
above
quarter leave 2St h earlier hoat
bersst same hour The 4:45 aud oil3 tsias start from
Chambers-si Orly.
ing be obtained aad irs o Dc ehecsg an 1sf
B,gsg be ef the CouptuYs oc,s 2s % Anl J1I
Broadway Colrtst Brooklyn aai at t-g ComDsnys pe?o,
'' Ivp Y AlHD rr I.rarl Pa.or5er AGENT
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
DEGILAR BEG CATsKILL B0ATS.-rho steam

"a boat Cant. stead leaves Per 3D. io9 Of ti,
r cvery Monday Wednesday, aud FRIDAY AZ D. ~ of taist
Greek Lludng snt intermediate points sissmt Aas hlnL
orpos e day. p Tbs the only tiss hne 1a ~ eonn'e
~ I'd 1lbuchis Inc of fp Caro- D1A1m, Nndha P4'yi
and all other pin through tickets sod at greatly rau r,'es
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

HAY AND SrRAW-New Hay arriving quite freely AMI taefe
fair local ceuaud unchanged figures We quote: Hayrrime
Timothy 81 25Q$ So Good do at 81 aSl TO- Fair shipping
Grade Al gOc Clover, Oh Cop 7O0SJc Sw DO
zoe d$l %. SwNo Rye at GOQ 6jc. Ne Rye at 4Og5Oc,
and No l Oa al JOU55c-
INDIGOThe Is quet but seadT sales Uf Manila, in lots
7O0-Jc.. and Madras at % G3Oc
LEATHER-EIpo 900 sides Continued good demand
for em,cs from manufacturers chiefly for better grades o, adT
prices sell The grades Inferior concession would
have Stock Of good Leather ear oyergeghts
scarce Osk steady and fair demand We quote:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
gteamboaia ano Railroads.

lEo, etAer s>amsoal. and RailrOad. .y TAirf Pag,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
SARATOG A.-Drect route via Citizens

N. ANA w A.--lPilNAt A'hN' va 49,
- Steamboats,, per 80 North River, - % through
sndy Tn.,iay aud rhu-Av, sat - Molla, Wc , ana -
dty Excursion Ics-is. AeSfork TO StraogA sni t.I 80
d ouv - EKclron tickets Round Lake ani 10 ur - ~
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TUEspAY, Aur IT. 1914.
2, following complete us. Of exports shipped in vessels which
e cleared to-lay for foreign ports:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

Sheep Potts, each...8l O)a2 90
Shearlings, each.... 20 d3O
VICE
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12

Exports % potatoes wees 1870 bbs Potatoes coming for
vaf Gne very firm. For large hani.me
Eary Rose ~ the general qnoo1 Oy ard small - -
h' been obtained for facy L1ug Island Tomatoes IN better
ply and Tend lower Csbbages nave decinei
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-08-26
AN ACT

To amend Section Of an act entitled can act to
amend Sections 100 and l3i Of the Civil Code
approved on the alst day OF December 1864
Be It enacted By tie King and he Legislative Assebiy
Of he Haraiian Islands in he Legislature Of he
Kingdom assembled:
SEC. l. That Section 2 OF an act entitled an act
to amend Sections 1870 and 1sl Of the Civil Code"
approved on the 3lst day Of December, A. D. 1864,
be aud the same Is hereby amended by striking out
the word three in the third line and inserting In
the place thereof the word some 50 that the said
section as amended shah read as follows
SEC. q Section 1871 Of the Civil Code shall be and
hereby is amended By striking out the words forty
dollars" in the third line and substituting therefor
the words zone hundred dollars II the license be
for Honolulu. and Fifty dollars if the license be for
either Lahana or Hilo aud BY inserting the follow
ing words amer the word harbor master, cor con-
tribute in aby way to the infaction Of the laws Of
the Kingdom
Sac. 9. This act shall take effect and become
law from and after the date Of iIsapproyal.
Approved this 9Th day Of August. A. D. 1879.
KALAKAUA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-08-26
AN ACT
To facilitate the negotiation of Treaty or Treaties
OF Reciprocity.


To facilitate the negotiation of Treaty Treaties
OF Reciprocity.
Whereas, BY the Goth Article of the Constitution 1t
is provided that treaties involving changes 10 the
tariff or in any law of the Kingdom, shall be re-
ferred for approval to the Legislative Assembly;
And whereas, it seems expedient TO this Assembly
that His Majesty's Government should negotiate
treaty or treaties Of commercial reciprocity with
those nations having territory bordering on the
Pacific Ocean;
And whereas, also, It does not seem expedent that
10 case such treaty or treaties maybe negotiated,
the ratification of the same shall be delayed until
the next meeting of the Legislature; therefore,
Be it enacted by The King and the Legi'aiire Assembly
of the Hatcaiian Islands IN The Legislature Of The
Kingdom assembled:
SEC l. That any treaty or treaties Of commercial
reciprocity which may be negotiated afier the adj
iourumeut of this session of the Legislature and
before the next meeting thereof, and which shall
provide for an entrance into any other country or
countries of any of the products Of this country in
view of and by reason Of the admission OF any arti
eles, the products of the country or countries so
contracting into this country free of duty or for
duty less than that now imposed is hereby approved
of and the same shall go into effect and become the
law of the land whensoever such treaty or treaties
may be ratified by His Majesty the King and pro-
claimed by Him to the people; and such duties and
none others shall be levied the articles in such
treaty or treaties enumerated when introduced from
the country or countries so contracting, as in such
treaty or treaties may be provided.
Approved this LIST day of August, A. D. 1874
KALAKAUA R.
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AN ACT

To amend Sections 1459 and 145S of the Civil Code
Be it enacted By the King aud The Legislative assembly
of the Ha,oaiian islands in HE Legislature Of the
Kingdom assembled
SEC 1. That Section 1852 of the Civil Code be
and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
SEC 1852 Every ilegitimate child shall be con-
sidered as heir to his mother, and shall inherit
her estate in whole or in part the may be- in
like manner as if he had been born in lawful we'd
lock- And in case the father of such illegtimate
child is known, and he has acknowledged such child
as his own the said father shall have the custody,
maintenance and education of such child and such
child shall have the rights in the same manner
as if born in lawful wedlock, and upon the death OF
such repued father nestate such child so acknowl-
edged by him as his own, upon such fact being es-
tabished to the satisfaction of the probate judge,
shall inherit his estate.
SEC Q That Section 1853 of the Civil Code be
and the same is hereby amended to read as follows;
SEC. 1853. If any illegiimate person shall die in
testate, without leaving lawful issue or widow, his
estate shall descend 10 his mother; but, If he leave
widow she shall inherit one-half, and his mother
the other half and if his mother be not living, but
his widow is, then the widow shall take the whole.
Provided always, shat if the estate come through
the reputed father then the estate shall descend one
half TO the widow if living and il not one half to
the mother and the other half 10 the brothers and
sisters of the reputed father and to their children
and heirs by right of representation, and if he leave
no widow or mother then the whole estate shall de-
sceud to the brothers and sisters of such reputed
father and to their children and heirs by right of
representation.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect and become
law from and after the date of its approval.
Approved this LIST day of August, a. D. 1874.
KALAKAUAR
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Languages In three public places in bis district and
also to cause to be proclaimed tra voes in said lang
uages weekly an account OF all estrays In his pound,
and 1t shall be the duty of every poundmasterto In
form by mail, every individual out Of bis district VINO
shall leave with him copy of his brand, OF any es-
tray bearing the said brand which shah be lodged In
the pound under bis charge, and if the owners DO
not claim such estrnys and pay the pound fees with
in fifteen days from the date Of the imPounding such
notice having been given above provided, it shall
be lawful for the pound-master to sellsuch estrays
at public auction.
SEC q This act shall take effect from and after
the date OF its publication and the act approved on
the Esd day of August. A. D. 1862, amending this
section, be and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved this 4th day Of August, A. D. 1874.
KALAKAUA R.
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HAWAIIANGAZETTE


AN ACT
To allow the PeddlIng of Imported Goods in this
Kingdom.
Be q enacted by tke King and the Legislative AssDloy
of he Hasodiial Islands in ns Legislature Of The
Ringdoa assembled.
SEC. l. The Minister of the Interior may grant
license to any person or persons applying in writing
for the same, permitting them to peddle goods,
wares and merchandise, which are the produce OF
foreign countries, for one year. provided that the
said person or persons shall pay the sum of fifty
dollars
SEC. q 1t shall not be lawful for any person fol-
lowing the above mentioned avocation TO allow
debts to be contracted to him for any sum above
five dollars by any single person. trading with him,
and whoever violates the above shall have redress
in any court of this Kingdom.
SEC g. This act prohibits all Cinnamon who are
not naturallzed citizens from following the above
avocatiou.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and become
law from and after the date of its passage.
Approved this 2sth day of July, a. D. 1874.
KALAKAUA R.