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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18

nVaIlsgsS notissed that tho1e Who Bers d
best st precept we're often the poorest af praktiss
and those who we're best at praktiss were poor
est al precept
Most people love to be praired. and some ar,
% iood Of il that they win take IL from thoz,
ubsSe PrSizs i eiskrase 10 snayboay. $40.
Thozs who hsV real merit are selSuu proud o,
il, and cften even oaeousciuus ov ii. Z saI
Thsre Il jest as many joys in this world as sOr,
rows. and we kan snd then just as eazy il We
VII 0nly-hHnt(sr them.
Pride is4he fnOss cenrboo tkius I kpo oS. Won
il see it even W dog AZ be trvss Ioisy. biz tail
over biz bak. hiE head hi 70 sheair u1d.a SOueiu
biz mouth
Whenever The proud add bausEty DO eoude-
sesoa to Be civil they arEuss have the appear
snee oT beng abjskt. this shows that neither
their pride nor their civility is matter ov prin-
eiple.
meet bot fsv aatraI people. this don't aston
ISL me, for it requires good deal Of branes to be
natal 49, 40 .Nen HV so =
Thsre Il nothing avOuan can swop Of her
delikAsy Tor without making bad trade
The most svArishus men are often the most
prOdigaL
/ hav seen prOdsry that yu couldn't deskribe
eaoy o;hsr way Oslg taeaIl It t-hiPokrasy.. 49,
/ hav also seen graie dsafof coqus,ry ihs.
waz 50 weak fhat it wax entirely harmless.
Hisers are bOOest to Others bat dishonest 10
tbemselis suad- rs
1t Il good judgment to enjoy life az we 90
alO0g' We aiat sore Of old age aud if We waz,
old age Il 10 tine FOR enjoyment.
The man who haz never been tempted kant tell
ennyvhers near how nutoh Eirsew be haz got in
hin.
Thare are bot few things that pay so well on
the Investment as pOli,ebess; It gratifysi our
vanity and don't cost nothing.
ereaIly vine are aIlvuss assOnished at how
littls they knO, ~
NG nay talk about uodesty AZ much AZ 81
pleaze, bat I noiiss that thozs fellows in this
Eorid who demand the most get the most.
GINNING woman L more odious to ne than
We all Of rs charge our blunders on something
y somebody else-E shunaker makes misft
e AiiS1ss blA@es the foot bat not the boot
Nan must have been espeshily krested to pad
Ne hir ewn canoe, fer we see nsboddy saubbed
o Often the person Who is alw1ss anxious to
lslp somebody else
The mejOuty spend their time f6diug fault
nth what Others have done, instead OF triellg to
improve upon it themselfs.
When man loses all biz property be generally
'sss all bis friends, and the world don't hesitate
D say they allwuss knew be waz cussed phool.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18

Borrored clothes never e..
Better 20 round than fa1 in 3 ditch
Better 70 aIona than in bsd company.
Be si0E % proniss. bat quick 20 psrf0rn.
Better 70 10 bed supperiess than get up ia'debt.
Cat y0ar coat accor3ing 70 yo1r cloth
Catch the bear before you sell bis skin.
Charity beEins Al hous, bet does not end thsrs.
Do not rip 20 old sores.
Doing nothing Is dong IL
DaEEsuca commands success.
Dsbf is the worst kind Of poverty.
Dependence Il q poor trade 20 follow.
DEEDS are fruits; words are b1t leaves
De gut0 Others - y01 U0ald have them do to
you-
Every co1pls is not . pair.
EEerythi1g i good IN IL sezsoz-
Ersrybodyis b1sinsss i nobod!'s business
Fsise fFieu6s are worse than 0Pao enemies
Fo-tuus knocks 1uce II lest II every mans
gnte-
Fire and water are good servants, bat bad
masters
Great barkers aTs net bitsrz- 80
Grsat gain and little pain makes nan weary.
Give rog1s rope enough and be I'll hsng
himself
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18

te''.'u a. vtls rii'se ri1u1. s-s.s.
:. F--la - l--zAss 49, a. sr-Fis -kisss
- Fs-At '' ri- -ua -i,vrr t-r---t,
- .-- 81 Eifi- iu ~ Wsss,
- - !. ~ ts'luiuE azy-
irr- 1.a'---is irui,e - q ra.y.
--7 ia-e a. A-gtar a.,
- -,ass ri'rr
- u-a r aaa-- i-1l-u--i-r - la-s.
sa- go ~ rils t.- ts'ts sruEs raet.
49, ~'-t'r--r as-ai r---E ~ r@hs sys.
-~@a o --raa g ~ gs-ruc-s skr.
- =. = ~ l..-A i,.'a i-r-A
-H-4S sla.sSi So azu- - sa--s
- --s ''s -'s- iaai tArv-r tA'si- iirhs t-s-rea.
- - r-rry r1iurs sF-v4-.
a. ar s'alsAa % r7'si "a. Sec lel
e1-- - sal3 - frsss.
l Hf - npE e r-isa-rr rrsuaE ersa fE a
~ ---1e- F'.-y s--is s-l eas,
A1aa- .'-- a'a'-a.i . SO - tlu-.
? - -l-i-rE e~1zs
'-' = '''is - sl-ry -s1&
~ - ea--ss 2 v--i~i lshk
a-s-s -ie1--z . n sEst
- ~ 40 tr1s,
-a-1nf- ~ti'a n sce-s aiorus.
'-7 e. tizsa- - -aEs.E-s A.Az-.
1''se ~H'1
F-u -rrFa u-uua~ iazhe sa-AEfl marr.
rz 80 "a - q. ssr-t -aaii-s ha-s.
@F F@1szrri- the po'e,
- = -, A---A-loune scsl
Nr F@lfns - iaiaiir lEa. r srirs
- ~ a1 z-z--e syes
~ 1-u-r arlrataus ti1 ~ f.iat'y sse
49, q r-ui .-Es-l1s-as-s ui-tt b..
fwtEz--,- ssss q i5uaruuiy th-o-r.
A--n--7.-z t'-,ssu- zas aaaziaEsa-S -r-
= -
49, - la --i--- - za--ut --ocr,
ll.-sa e. rs7eci p . - So uT6rrvos-"
rra r. ra- uaiiers .E Ehs olivs shsls.
Nser U'aa-- - raa tars zyras ei@3e.
~ 1sas nat q ~ sau'en-s- sreH
1Haaaa@ q 80 - a. ri-naag 1aa@s.
e. z==z=.--s 1l--l- - --.sziElflzrs-zs srgv,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18
MAKEE PLANTATION.

New Crop of Sugar & BToIasses
NOW COMING IN, AND FOR SALE IN GUAM
~ titles TO nuit purchasers By
542-3m c. BREWER 3 CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18

Arse Ei-b1ui fever Is 70 great shakes
Wuur CT the r-sea-F'lsying tifiisris
Hushnzsy-Tas P,ios of a E.ailT sraslai
wastsrossa alEsys know iass where to draw
- Eza
wla s The form q Al escaped parrot A
plsgES=
ns-vz.s.ss u.l,sa ssh that were e.ugb,
VIA s-zck"
Asuo-aag L a IHsi.aspoIs n D, persoa
s1lz Els5 q sF1zzzs-
whsz : l1aE Eakss y0s = pair q slippers, she
Eu1a yce e p-f yer fogt II II
Nizvssr Ersys wsEag FER sO1sthing to
III u. usEs- tbo1-ti of plo1gb.
wbas 6szsssEa.s EE1sasoss shss BE sil stand
q - ca Eazls be gsasrEry falls.
TThuf pot v1s uIEsys m dsbtf Cowper
VTtEi Bssuss he cid fos lOSge.r 81
Htbs Nisssssir7i river does not Ike the mad
- aosst ca iuzP it-S 0. Rspu5lioBl
A=s..lE- so-z Ot u.--iags Is o1e xhers ne
b-i5as . CO d @4sShsa bg shs bri6egrOou's brass
rba-s = 1oshiar 50 Elective in bringing uan
$50 ~ szrius - hsA1hy znd high-sPirited
fs
APhl.salphia book-ss1E's CLERK. asked If be
hai Cassss- Poli,slE PrOssred paper Of he
bsst chegi1g t0hsoos-
ws- Es4thsr hslps one to Be good Tbat Is,
va 5m1 ere uksthar yosr nsighbr has big
v9s r1sG as-.l-oos
Nr OSo-uss ps-pssrstsa his b1H i rsceut
s7ssct 10 tie Hozss OF Co14o1s - Whe1 last
spoks hsra E4s in Lrslazd-
-o1s tAi1g.- sd a Cd tOper. never vas
sssz cozing thro1gh ths TTs. and thssis The Kind
Ofstisky o1s gets u6rAss!s'
Yes hurea I--rs 6--iy. 1 beEeTsg- = No.
s.. 1be5s-s a. sbis . tzks eSrs q themselves"
N1Evho's gong % Ead the Fan IN tbati
-Iuz Saving uysslf taksp II Oil." !" sid we'll
lzor- phyziss4a. so1placsosly lOOking r0Gni.
-CO5EuE. ssEPoss. gr0Eisd Al exPerisOcsd
Pzssul
Why. Jsnnis- Fo1 l0ok good enozzh to eat
sd q l-ri-r t.sbsa6 % his vie Oos aorning At
b-s-kflzt- -Wsl. Tn sssing ss hss Is I CT,
ErETT-
Au---s Wei. Daisy. how did yoa Ike eharch
-asss-szrs D.isT-- o.. Azzty. they Esre sll
:, g-ist sai lookes % crOss. sh0agtfI uust a
$3.50
As9hsu eo1-t-T sdisos. vbsl Osssr his .
r--ks ssrts-i-r ps-ssn.l ns1tio1 of risltors, ae-
kns-Issg@ a. szsssiiaglg Plsas-ut cal from
lzz 60 scE1s
Tss a.iy ny = Eit thru his rorii and eskaPs
ozus-s E.s ss1sa. : . Ike szl back r1ad-
Tua kuuf t--rsI the naiz tzrn PIKE and do IT,
J1s1 BzaH
gssy sss ~h.s + he Sizsrsacs bstvssa n
s--er h-ksho1ss and tiEsus O. falsehoods and I
srplasrs ttai 0as i lack q pes. and the other
. ps.k q EA
Wy 56 To1 rass, ysstsrssy. Eitho1t look-
iurnt me- aaf3 . bsnutifIig u1nast 70 Tnliey- /
I'D -Bssu-ss. u-d-zs. i / had l0oksd IeoaId
os h-ss I1.s 7AHG GNffJlZ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18
-a3 DR.; J. COLLIS BROWNIES i-H
CHLOR0D YIN II
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

TIME PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made, "thAt
the composition Of CHLoRoDTsE is known 70 Chem
lists and The Medical profession" The fact Is Chlo
rodyne was discovered and invented BY Dr.. j. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical STAFF, and 50
named by him. and it has bafied all attempts at anal
ysis BY the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have never been pub
lshed- 1t is obvious, therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save DR.. J.. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODTNE, is q spurious imitaton.5i r11g
cAUTI0H=Vice-C Chancellor Sir W p Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
of Ohlorodyne rHi laf ll li
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION. 81 l0a
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
tons stimulates healthy action Of the secretions Of
body without creating any q those unPeasapt results a.
hours times when requisite Thousands 0f psrons
W It's marvellous good effects and wonderful cures while
sica extol 81 virtues most extensively using Il in
great quantities In the following diseases Dysen
terry Darrha COLES, Coughs, Asthna RheumAtism, Nou
ralgia, Whooping Cougn. Gramp Hysteria, &C. b
EXTRACTS PROM MEDICAL OPINIONS. 49,
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated to ne College
Of yscans andJ DAvsnPort that he had rscsiVed in
the effect that the remedy ofAny service IN
Dr. Love Medical Missionary In India reports Dec 1889
that in nearly ever o choera 20 which Dr. j. c0LLI4
BROWNIES cHL0RoDYSE vas adminisiered, the patient
Extract from KsaseaI zsne Jaa L. lsos CAloroynel.
prescribed By cafes q srthodox medical pr9etoners O
it would TINS be snguIary popular dd not
supply a want aud al place" O.
Extract from ne GsusTaI Of Health IoBdon
immense value Of this remedy that cannot forefby
urge the necessity Of fadopiing u IN All eases"
CAUTION.-Sone genuine Without the words ''Dr ].
C0LLIS BR0WSE' the 6svurnn1snt Stamp. OTerEhelu-
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole Manufacturer on J. .DAVENPOBT,
"a Great Russell s., ,BIoouisbury, London
Eoldin Bottles At 1s. Ilzd, 2s- Cd, aud a. Cd
Ageats IN New York, W. Il. scHnuELrE Co. and J. 0.
mLs-e- - -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18

Ar.e Ei.b1ct fever Is 70 great shakes
Fez--g Ct she r-eea-Fi-ying b5tiizrds.
ashnsosy-Tas Frios of a fAailF orasls
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18

RICHARD f. BICKERTON,
Merchant Street, Honolulu,
J. ". A1stn's former oE5ce over Henry NJ whtney,s
Bookstore.
ACCOUNTS AND BILLS COLLECTED,
Drafting. Bookkeeping, Copying.
CsiosaAOuss Basilsss and General ossaissfoas eare
fslly erseutsa. se7-sn
E6t WILDER s CO., 1T
soee'-'rsts Dssett O. Cauef Fors ard aeeustrssss
lsg..lg Hatsrailsils, Si'1sveSyitk1sa. H-'Iai-.
B.F. EHLERs & co.
DEALERS N DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
MERCHAEDIsE,
Freproofstore on above Odd Fellows Hall 50tly
N. ). GRINBAUH & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Fashionable Clothing HAS CSps Boots shoes and
every variety Of enemeRs superior Furnishing Goods
store Mixes Bioek, Queen Street. Honol5is, H. L
l4l-iyl tr .lLA
ed. HoFFsCHLAEGER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Honolulu. Oahu, H. I. ts9Iyl-
E. q. HIFCHGOCK.
ATToREEY-AT-LAw, HILo. HAWAII.
sSI- (. = Bak ProzaP,iy OolIsstsa- 80 2 s. uy Z
CECIL BROWN. rry-
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
And gent fr taking Acknowledgements Of Instruments for
ra r- ne IslA7a q Oah1- -vr carr
SIS SoskAahsmssu street, Hsusssla, 4. i ~
ED1EA1tD!T. O'HALLORAN, {
Attorney and Solicitor,
rs AUTH0RIZED TO LEND5 FROM $500
$4,000. Aortsase o. Freehoids rates
OF interest Hs- Agents in Londou and Ia al parts OF
osiSe o. Ort street. topposi,e M i-s Rioia,dssu.
ssoEe. Hono.ela S+s-sm
JOHN HI. Patty,
Notary Public and ConnissiSner Of Deeds
For the OF California Oes At the Bank Of Bishop
Co, kAAhamAas Street, Hoaolaia- IslI-ly
Or. 6. TROUssEAU,
0Ees and Drug Stare. Cor Of Fort and Merchant sts
81 HONOLULU II
DIR. MOTT WITH,
DENTIST,
HAsiug resumed prAstes can be fssa At his toos over
st-ehI Cas- Drug Store eorHer q Fort and Hotel
------ s-s-x
THOS. G. THRUM.
stationer. News Dealer and Book
binder.
SEreef hlllElu- ALs1-steucll Cutrf1E.
Ia5ias SAisraPhy aad ooFyine. FrO1PsIy s1sestsd
HONOLULU SOAP WORKS,
BY W. J. RAWLIHS.
ne Prriso- q the Ass Erz prepared to supply his
ustosrs and the Pgble in general Win the Ealfy
yellow soap. son soap always on hand.
n Elga1It Psias R1sS fs-sosP ersass- sls I've
C. BREWER & CO.,
(EAP. cAETEz
sboo9 rs tfs.fs.l l2zEss sss71s 2 ein
& COMMISSION MERCHANTS, !
81 Eszolalz, Hszziiaa-Islanaa. "
,l1lc w. G. .IRWIN & CO.,
,ozzissioa Merchants, PlAatztioa and Iusuranes
Agents,
SO Hsaolzlu, HaEaiiAa Islaaaa u
AFONG A ACHUCK.
vAolesals and Retail Dealers in /
Gsnsrsl Msrshzzdiss $50
Aasczfaa Goo. in thsFirs ssors ca Esz.az Street
az 2 - f.s-ls l.-1 sISly [
A. W. PEIR CE & CO.,
Cszees.sa-s . C. L Rs-zlnsa 4 cs,j
ziP chzzslsz zad General CsznissiSz Merchants
AlEo-AESzfs fsr ths PzHlla salt Eo-kE
n Hsaoisls- Has-ii-a IsiaaGs- u
JOHN +. VEATERHOUsE,
nFoRTKR AID DEALER IN eKEEEAL
HRCHAEDIsR,
ozsea Street., HoueluIH, H-L saIy
METROPOLITAN MARKET,
stR C. WALLER. Proprietor
KIag street, E@ls Honolulu-
IF. A. sCHAEFER &s co..,
- -.
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Dra-a.ss --ussa 81 hat were c.qgb.
VA =-a-kn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18

go nusipess c.fdA, sasn fFgpsii ~ - ~, Afe
Allowed lscoahi ihoss fiisi uHIth are ~ sanasat
aascrt1nnenin nagn paid 90 oAarE-l guarfaliya
N. R-Au arcign adVrrtisensnta ~ acauuurnnlsa
With The pay when criared H. notce u lo Ar ~
them he aics % tharSs Etn e lho Atos4 se sad
remitiances r Eastern Amercan avertisrueais - aab
.srpiouz b. usade ~ teak chss en- ~ ce-t pi
agr stamps. s
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Sc; IS choice treble extra at Sc 40: 237 at
IS 60; 100 at Sc 624; 100 at Sc IS; so choice
extra at Sc IS; 25 at 81 123; 100 at 81 Is: 200
and SO at 81 rs y Dbl, and 500 bbls on pr-
vate terms Only Oil bbls came in this morn
ing.
Corn MEAI-Continues dull and prices are
25c Dbl lower. 1000 bbls sold. of which
loO, !OO, 800 and 200 bbls at 81; $50 at 81
ana oo at = ~ The decline induced buy.
ers 10 take all there was in first bands.
Cow PEAs-The market is frmer TODAY
with better job demand on orders fnr
plantation. and 1000 sacks sold in lob lots a.
81 65@l 70 for mixed and 81 TOOL IS for
clay.
PoRK-There was no demand here to-day
TOR round lots, and under unfavorable ad-
vices from the West this morning the market
Is fully SOC R Dbl lower. Yesterday not re-
ported 5O bbls heavy mess sold at S2l so ~
Dbl, but to-day heavy was offered at $2l 25 and
no buyers. Dealers are jobbipg original
heavy at s22@22 rs, and repacked at S2l SO
% Dbl Later in the day there was an i'm
provement in Chicago Of Soc p Dbl, but the
receipts here did not sell and went into store.
All sellers and no buyers about No offers
were made to buy even at $21.
DRY SALT MEAT-Good supply but no de-
mand. Shoulders are held at Sc, loose, and
these prices. Sides are quoted nominally at
12c for clear rib, and 124c for clear.
BAcoN-Fair stock but no demand except
in small job way at 9ac for shoulders, 1910
1896 for clear rib sides and 13a@13sc for
clear sides. Round lots are quoted nomi-
nally at 4c under these prices 10 casks shout
ders sold on the landing at 94c, and do
clear sides at 1910 p I'd.
HAMs-The market is frmer with better job
demand at 131@134c for choice sugar cured.
Round lots may be quoted at 13c fp ID for
choice sugar-cured.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Du and quoted at 1910
13c 79 ID.
WHrsKY-Is in better job demand and the
market is &c higher under Western advices.
Louisiana rectiied is now quoted at 81 10,
and choice Cincinnati at 81 u % gallon. 20
bbls Louisiana sold at ST. Is.
LARD-Dull and quoted nominally at 154c
for tierce and Ice for key. Jobbing 4c over
these prices.
PIG PoRK-Is selling in lots at Sill 25 and
jobbing at $11 so T9 half Dbl.
Corn IN BULK-A tow Of $1,000 bushels
yellow is on the market. 1t is being put in
sacks for the local trade.
WHEAT IN BULK-The market is totally
bare.
Corn IN SAcKs-Light supplies of white
have further advanced prices of &c 9p bushel.
Yellow and yellow mixed are selling at yes
terday's prices. The demand is good. 26OO
sacks sold, of which 1000 yellow mixed at 86c,
500 yellow at $780, 500 and 600 choice white at
92c p busheL
OARS Fair supply and moderate demand.
Prices are frmer and show an advance of &c
7p bushel. 600 sacks sold, of which 200 light
St. Louis at Tic, and 400 choice at 75c u
bushel.
BRAN-Good supply and dull. $50 sacks
sold. of which 100 and $50 at 95c, and 200 at
81 p 100 tb.
HAY-The supply is good and only job
demand. 200 bales sold, of which 100 prime
at 1923, 100 at $24 7p ton.
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FREIGHrs-A ship was taken mp for Havre
to-day at 1c for cotton, and one laid on Tor
Liverpool at id. The market is dull and
dropping, with an excess of tonnage on the
berth, compared with the offerings. We
quote as follows:
By Steam-Ootton to Liverpool old, to
Boston &c, to Providence and Fall River
lS-l6c, to New York &c, to Philadelphia It.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -(95d, to
Havre 1c, to Genoa lie. to Boston Slice.
SuGAR- Only hid came in this morning
The market is duh and unchanged We did
not learn of sale worthy of note to-day, except
80 hhds yellow clarified by dealer at SIC, and
We continue to quote for reference: 74(goc
for common, 86S1c for low fair, 85tdsoSc
for good fair, $1,000 for fully fair. SIC for
prime, 9s@9ac for strictly prime, SIC for vel
Low clarified, and 10}c for off white CHARMED.
Stock in sheds 3438 hhds.
Mo1AssEs-Only bbls were received TINS
morning. Nc sales. The market is dull ana
unbalanced. and we quote nominally 400
SIC for prime and go for yellow CHARMED.
dealer sold hhds fully fair retlled, at sc q 10;
FLouR-The stock on hand Is very small
and there is q scarcity Of winter wheat brands
desirable for export. There are some orders
here for Cuba, but there are no vessels ana
no freight room at the moment and none ex-
pected until Monday, hence the orders are
held over. In the local trade the demand IS
only moderate and the sales are confined 70
1862 bbls, of which 100 superine ct 80; 20
single extra at IS 25; Is low treble extra 81
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COMMERCIAL.

UFFIUE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, June 4. 1875. {
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 1856
bales at irregular and easier prices. requiring
q partial reduction of 10 in our quotations.
mostly confined to the outside rates. We give
also the figures and report of the Exchange, in
full, as below:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-05

Union Insurance Company
--OF-
NEW ORLEANS.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
N Or THE
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Published according to Law and their Charter.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-05

politan Police Warrants; they were quoted
nominal at 50M55.
No sales of State Warrants were reported.
Warrants Of 1874 were quoted at 41@42.
1878 and previous years, fundable, at 37(93S,
do. not fundable, at 300, Legislative Per
Diem 97998.
City Scrip was in fair req lest for payment
of licenses.
We quote Time and School Certificates as
follows
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SHCGESSFUT, NEW BOOKS :

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The New York herald., 1875-03-18

Hamilton Park. New Haven, Conn.-Appeai rom
order suspendlIg the bay mare Lazy hHoeer.
Submitted on the same state oi iacts as case NJ
27o.
No. 27o. Samuel r. ELY vs. Catskil Park Associa
tion, Catskl ~ i.-Appeal from an order sus
pending rne bay mare Lady hldeer SupihiIteo
ON the same state OF iacts as case 80. 30
NO 355. Valley Point Agricultural ana Mecnani
York. and Alexander Carpenter ana James Ac
kee, Paterson. n. J.-Complalnt alleging rdudu
lent entry OF tue black stallion ". ii. klpiey
no. 369. Woodbury. PARK ASSOCIATION, Wood
bury, \. j. (eI pd'fe)-Application .or reiDstate'
ment OF Frye Hopkins, expelled December "a
1874. Executive session.
No 22l. ]. II. French, Detroit, Men. Ter parte)-
Application Tor decision as To the validity o tne
published record OF the bay mare Lady hays. Ex
ecutiYe session.
No. $50. Wild & Burr, Marlinsburgh, W. Va, vs.
Southern OHIO FAIR Association, Day ton Ohio
Appeal rom an order suspeDding Wlld Burr ant
their sorrel gedng, Arthur Wild, lor non-pay'
ment OF entrance Zee. Executive session
No 3l5. Wild Il Burr las aDove) vs. Washington
Driving Association, Washington, ID. C.-Appea
as ABOVE.
30 SAG. d. B. Con. Newdorp. Staten Island, rs
Deerloct Driving Park, Parkvllle Long lsland.-
Appeal from an order suspeudlng him and bay
gslding Newdorp and bay mare Adelia Con. Case
under Amusement at the nour OF adjournment
The Board Will meet again TINS morning.
FUTURE MEETINGS.
In the executive session held during the alter
noon the Board agreed upon the following pro
gramme for the future meetings or the year. which
may satisfy Western turimen that they have not
been 1OrgOtten:-
FIRST Tuesday OF May ten A. NJ, at Grand Paclne
Hotel, Chicago Ill.
Second Tuesday OF July. ten A. NJ, at Grand
Union Hotel. saratoga springs, n. Y.
First Tuesday OF November, twelve NJ. at Bates
House, Indianapolis, Ind.
Second Tuesday or December. twelve NJ, At
Everett House, New York.