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, 1876-06-18

BIZ TELEGRAPH.


NEW FoRK, June 17.-Gold opened at 112H and
closed at 1l25s Borrowing rates fiat to per cent,
Governments dull aud strong.
Railroad bonds generally firm.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
The stock market opened generally weaker, the
exception being some Western shares. There was
break in Now Jersey Central from 10 to toy reg
ular. and to IS seller sixty, based On runors Of
passing the dividend. Delaware, Lackawanua h
Western declined from 10TH to 106. This fresh
weakness in coa1 roads had some influence On the
general market, and the day advanced there was
i decline Of Il to y from the early quotations.
Rock Island, however, to 100. IN the clos
Ing hour Western shares were firm, while the re-
mAinder Of tho list was steady. The market closed
dull but firm.
Included in the sales to-day we're 3, 500 Pacific
Mail, s. 800 Western Union, 10, 600 Northwestern,
2, 100 Rock Island IA, 000 St, Pauls, IS, 800 Lake
Shore, and 2 600 Toledo s. Wabash.
Money market eaBy at 19oM prime mercantile
paper, 3H@5H; customs receipts, S3O3, 600.
The Assistant Treasurer disbu1sed Sll, GOO;
clearings, SIT, 600, 0O0- ~
Shipments Of specie to-day, S433, 900, including
$150, 600 in gold coin; the remainder in gold and
goods imports for the week, STA, ooo.
Sterling. sixty days, 4s7h@4s7si; demand,
48DH H048oA.
Tie weekly bank statement ID az follows. Loans,
decrease, S2 sos 800; specie, decrease, $40. g00
legaltcnders, increase, ST. 800, 200i deposits, de-
crease, S., 2,8, 500; circulation decrease, $780,
TOO: reserve, increase, 81, 446, 4o5.
, 1876-06-18
MY MARY.

When ill Nature is 1nlled to repose.
And qufetneas reigns as OF death,
Sweet the sound OF the zephyr tlat bIows
Through the branches Its balm laden brcath.-
Like tho voice Of the frolfcsone fairies,
To their Queen singing some joyful glee;
1et no voice sounds 10 sweet as my Mafy'8
When she whispers her love unto me.
Where the brook in the sunny glade glides,
Or the wood winds through. darkly oserhnng,
Free tts laugh as 1t roguishly hides
The moss covered rocks low among
Ripping lightly along, resting never;
Yet merrler than its mirth, by half,
Il the happiness true teeming ever
In my Aary'a fret, glnd-heorted laugh.
When the doe from her covert upstarts
At the yelp Of the leaah-loosened hounds,
Then adown the hillside reckless darts,
And Ger boulder or strcamlet span bounds.
Light her feet land. and soft Is their touch,
As from scent and sight seeks she to s1ip;
Tct, to my hearing, softer than such
Is my Aary's light, rol1tcking trip.
OF her charms. all so rare, but a part
Are those of her voice and her feet.-
True expressions Of her happy heart,
So blithe40mt, 60 pure. and so sweet.
Yct, ah mel she has others beside,
But Of telling them now am chary.
Lest you envy me my promised bride,
Ny sweetheart so winning, my Mary.
ticAco. Jhnc. lSab. MALCOLM TAYLOR
, 1876-06-18
By TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispatch to The TtJbuas
LrvEErooLr JuDe I'LL 30 Il m.-FYour--ts, /. 1ts
Cd; No. 2, 22s-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. !. es 1od; No. = ps Cd;
spring NO. !, 3 "a; No. IS ii; wte 40. ], 1os Id;
No. 6s 100 Club No. !, los Cd; No. los 3D. Corn
No. l, 26s al; No. 2, c6s.
Pforisios-Pork, sos Lard. ST.
L1rxk1oo14 June 17-c D. m.-Erorfsfons-Iard sos
Sd.
Lrv7Kroo1- June 17.-Cotton- md pnch,,ce,
At 518c; sales 600 bales including T. Ooo Tor
spe,qladf,91 pfreadtfaa asxport 1r eoo American,
O, 1ata'S44 a'S44S75Gaiet; california white wheat average
ss 1N@s "a: 90 Club, les 1Ie5iOs Cd; red West.
81 sdss dsessne fla SG to ~ =. ta*s. "a winter d.
cser4 mixed, 28s@s.ss Sd. Oats-3ssss sd M.
res {7o4 ": feas-Canadlan, 3as@3ua cd ~
~, Toneshons-Prne o mess pork. as. Primo mess heef
~ 9 41asos Us 6d- R2cOn-txnR cleaF Xh: shorf
S.1El!oN-42A r.
, 1876-06-18

FLOUR-Was quiet: though rather more actiye than
the preceding day, and without quotabt. change In
prices The buying was chiefly done by local Dealers
Sales reported OF $50 brls winters, partly at
~; $50 brs spring extras, partly ut s. 5505 s7S
and 100 bEls rye hour private terms. Tosa1,
1,2oo brls Tho market closed quiet at the follow.
ing range Of prices: Choice winter cxtzas, $7.374
g. s7K common to good do, SIS. IS; shipping
extras, $4.5o@5 90; good do, s7; choice do
S5.5o@5 8 patents do, So 00@s o0; Minnesota S. 10
G875; spring supeEdnes 81. ooG4 90; ryc -FOUR $50
$50.
Bran-Was In fair demand, and steady at Fridays ad-
Sales were reported of 50 tons at So coon truck
md S9.o0@9.o rs free on board car5.
Alddltags-sales were 90 tous at s12ooa14. % per
ton.
Rp Fstd-salo was made Of 10 tons at $780,
[prn- -Heal-Coarse was nominal ut SIS. 5O@t5.75 per
ton on track.
wHEAT-Was quiet and easier. hut steady during
tho greater part of The session. Tho market was some
vsoo 1 Ss 1
New York was weak. buyers holding on for decline.
& 4 sS@s 3 @
st9ekS Increased IL a19 oo b. qpass a!mn'ed
3 S S
Europe x.R pross
shas to those orders have been seas
cannot ~ 1 them =. grssent - PRICES true hat the
~ ss5 b. Ss;s
tsaa s1ssts ae1s
this tie discount August disappeared At
sPsssd $ IS ia II r Pa !Ssi $ss;iaea a
.ps Tss s n stsi sRoss 4 e. ST Ss
Z = { Is
, 1876-06-18
MY IDEAL.


With handsome faces,
With many graces,
We oft become acquainted;
But one there ia
Whose striking phiz
The poet has not painted.
Lovely features.
One OF the teachers,
With heart that is good and kind;
As pure a. gold,
None like to her you'll find.
She ie under twenty;
Has silver plenty,
Hayes certificates by the score,
Three corner-1ots,
Subdivision plots
by water covered o'er.
A noble face,
With just a trace
OF mischief In her glance;
Light-btue eyes
A Queen might PRICE,
APrince they would entrance.
Her trcsses light,
Teeth pearly white,
Her thoughts her lips expresA
A Grecian nose,
Her forehead shows
She's An cxpcss lying CheRs.
With dainty feet,
She looks 50 neat,
Her modesty you praise;
With laughing eyes
And feigned surprise,
She Says she goes for Hayes.
When driving ont
I'm put about,
She asks tho reins to take;
4 fearless race,
With lightning pace
The lake -shore drive VIC mako
Returning home,
Our Btcede all foam,
I'm asked to play croquct
A splendid run,
The game she's won,
Then urges me to sta3
Her hand take,
A gentle shake,
Her love will she confeGs7
She looks 20 sweet,
Her dress 30 neat,
A. she slowly answers, Yest G. D. s.
, 1876-06-18


Black, white, yellow, md crimson.
SUITABILITY or VARIOUS CoLoRs.
Blue Is cold and retiring color, and its effect
upon the mind Is OF quiet, soothing, yet at
tractive nature. In accordance with the law OF
contrast, blue is most suitable for summer
costume, being peculiarly winter-color, and BY
nature cold and retiring.
OF all colors, red and its modified hues are
most suitable for Winter-costume. The warm,
pleasing effect OF a scarlet cl0ak On cold win
ter-day is well known.
Yellow Is the color nearest approaching to
light, aud Is most advancing and brilliant, either
alone or in connection with other colors. As q
rule, positive yellow should be sparingly used
In dress, preference being given to its modified
tones, such as gold-color, maize, and primrose.
The effect Of yellow upon the mind is Of a
bright, gay, gladdening nature. owing. to its
likeness to light, both natural and artificial. In
dress, yellow is most suitable for spring and
summer.
Orange is warm, prominent color, and, both
In nature and art, appears to the best advantage
when in small quantities, and associated with
its contrasting colors, blue and purple. In
dress, orange Is most suitable for winter and
very early spring.
Purple is suitable for winter, spring, and nh
tumn costume
Green is most suitable for late summer or au-
tumn costume, being fresh aud grateful at a
season when Nature arrays herself In bright and
burning colors.
, 1876-06-18

~Incudes al meats. except s. r. hama and shou
dcrs.
Ness Pbrk-Was moderately active. and advanced 2oc
per BRIL- Afterwards receding to 12c above the closing
prces Of Friday Sales reported Of brs cash
SIG. SIN; $50 brls seller July $le
seller September It $la 5O9lo.8 Total ls50 br.s.
The market coscd steady at SIS 6ol8 IS for summer
packed, and $l8 1tH.30 for winter; SID. 20
seller July; 20 seller August Seller Sep
tempcr closed at about $l9 60&l0.82k and seuer the
YeAr At SIG .DBl8. IS.
Prime mess pork was quoted at s17.ooGel7c5. and
extra prime 1t $fi. .nG114.Ii.
tard7Was IN good request, and 12k9l5e per Ioo p
in Liverpool. Sales were reported Of CSC cash at
Sill 3o@lI $50 tes seller July At $1l 3osl1
and II, 20 tCs seller August at $11.40@lI Total,
=: 400 tcs- The market closed firm at sl1 137<@1l4o
cash Or seller Junc $l1 20 seller July Sill 50
@1l ~ seller august; and 81 s. sslleE Ser.
se1nber. Seller the year quoted at $40. %
Aeass-Wcrc in good demand, aud moderately active
1t the prices Of houta previously recover
Ing from the decline Of the previous cteninE It
ruinored that several sales made export that
not reported The sales made public aggregated
s5o G0 ns shert Eins q los seller X July and SO .
1c. The following was the closing EagEe Of pfccS:
, 1876-06-18

H0u PRODUcTs-Tcrc in fair demand, with =
nr1ncr feeling, though the tone waa aomeThat un-
stcauy. Hogs were IN larger supply than usual
Saturday, but they reported 1rm, and advIccs
fru other points Indicated that product regarded
nut likely decline further present The stocks
here - COO hrls pork 3 COO tcs lard TO- COO
hams, and COO oOo Ds meats less than year ago
total difference Of Of product in fsror OF
higher prices as compared with this time last year.
The Daily Commercial Report gives the following a.
the shipments Of prorts!ons from this city for the
neriOd3 named:
, 1876-06-18

do. l car no gradc {08 oats); IS cars No. 2 rye,
cars rejected do, car no grade; cars No. bar
ley, cars No. 8 do, car rejected do. Total 1857
cars>, $50, 900 bn. Inspected out: So, 565 bu
wheat 1863, 227 bu corn. 81, 244 bu oats, 10. $50 bo
rye.
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
breadstnfs and live stock at this point during the
past week, and for thecorrespondfng weeks ending
0s Iofed.
, 1876-06-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Week Closes Quiet in Finan'
cial Circles.
Provisions Stronger---Wheat Eaier.--
Free Expectation Of Corn.


There was not much improvement over the dnll-
ness Of the preceding day In the loan market The
necessities Of the regular customers of the banks
are not large enough To make much Of an impress
sion on their loauable resources. Trade has been
tolerahly good, and unusual care has been taken to
reduce expenses, force collections, and shorten
credits In this way the recent stnngcncy has
widely introduced better methods Of business. De-
poslts are increasing, while discounts are falling.
There be little doubt that In this state Of the
loan market The city will easily get the money 1t
wants for the payment of bonds and interest due
July l. One bank has offered to advance the whole
sum.
Rates Of discount at the bank were s110 per
cent to regular customers. Desirable outside bor-
rowcrs can secure street rates.
On the street rates are COLE per cent. There is
lack Of good negotiable paper.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
CSC per 81, 600 discount.
The country movement of currency has fallen
almost to nothing.
The cfcarings Of the week are reported as fol-
lows by Manager D. R Hale, Of the Clearing
, 1876-06-18
PRODUCE.
H1~1- -1~-
SHf31{ U{SQ0fch tn YAA Tn

Special Dispatch to 7ae Tribune. '.~
NEW ToRK. June 17.-Grafn- -Whcat-y,,s..
and strongly In buyers favor; sales IS loo h. act
9l,o' for rejected spring; s..uss1e for nos s.oa
spring; Sl.o4@1T for No. Chlcago; ST. o7a,
No. Milwaukee; 81. 1901. 10 for 10. oChc,er ~ 1of
for No. 2Sorthwest: ST. ls91.21 for No. MI eL's
and 81. .2o1l. 34 for No. spring; $l1a for w..
inspection No. spring; $1a2 for choice a,hs, toli
gan On spot. and do TO arrive on pirate torn,
steady At sA@see Tor Western; eeaseKc for s.se
voc fot eanaaa IN bond: Com as; fair export ,as
grade mi1ed; s9es5g5S: for graded low xed !es %
ssass ~ p, 20 a. St t$e foI mixed aG
ToEss5sAs-Middies quiet anu nrm n 1),ka,o.,-
long CLEAR Lard drmer: aales 500 tca a gtq fo1
princ sssa for Juns; bd aad 50 IT.: r.
500 tca at St1 .o1911. .928; for Septemher alt.:
snd 81: 10 asked: anu for October O. bid sad %
lMi.kY:--sales: 50 bris 1t s1.1o1 cash deuv.z,,
next week. 7 4s14'efaals
Groce,1e*-sngarharket n1m. with fatr a+r,,.,
numbers 70 and y Asrsns It 7}4ase. co1ee@sT.sst s
l7Hcin gold, and Maraca1bo as l5a1ac in Eoid 1sas
1uliotc-ku1es steady In moderate demsnd. nno..
99Sg9 1l-16c for prime. 4a"seda
, 1876-06-18
G. q. s.
TO " VALENTINE"

Last night ! dreamed that I, in Heaven,
Was hearing Angels sing;
And, while that myriad numbers heeled,
But one Kept on the wing.
This WINS an Angel who but late
The ways Of Earth had trod,
And who hnd been Just welcomed to
The lovely home OF God
And now, as Ger the Heavenly Throne
This one bright Angel <trnyed,
The while 1ll Heaven in silence deep
Was wrapped, while Angels prayed.
A moment lowering, and the air
With sweetest notes was filled,
And all OF that vast heavenly choir
Looked up entranced and thrilled
Entranced to see that beanteons for1nS
Low bow the while it prayed,
And thrilled to hear tho music sweet
That by that voice WAS swayed.
And, when its clear tones died away,
All Heaven took up the strain;
Aud, as with one accord, they thus
In chorus did proclnim:
s'uail, Valentine, thou Angel purei
Thrice welcome to our h0nleI
Though Earth has lost being fair,
Bright Heaven gem hath Won
thereafter lh0n Wit lead Onr chotr,-
All Heaven acclaims the word, -
And, first aneAr the Throne OF God,
Thy voice shall e'er be heard"
Then did wake, and, listening. find
It was not all dream;
For fonting On the air soft came
The voice OF Valentine.
Sweet voice! in death lose not thy power,
But with her spirit rise
To fairer, purer land than this,--
The land beyond the skies.
And when, o Death! thou'lt come to claim
Our songsrress Valentine,
May Angels give her welcome sweet
As dreamed in my dream.
1u1cAGo, June, 1876. AAa1E
, 1876-06-18

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city
consumption, 6. l33 bu wheat, ]. o81 bu corn, 5s1
ha oats
The following grain Was inspected into store in
this city on Saturday morning: cars No. 8 winter
wheat, cars rejected do, cars No i n. ". wheat,
80 cars No. . do, chr No. spring, GO cars No.
2 do, 20 cars No. 3 do, 81 cars rejected do, chr
no grade t2.}0 wheat}; cars No. corn, 72
cars high mixed do 1e6 cars and $500 bu No. 2
do, cara new mixed do, Il cars and 4, GOO bu re-
1ected do, no grnde (3l5 corn); Is cars white
oats 4B cars and O. 800 bp No. DO. cars rejected
, 1876-06-18

T0RHfGN. =
LONDON, June l7.-Amount Of bullion gone in
to the Bank Of England on balance to-day, :22.22,
600.
Consols for money and account, 81 ZIG.
'U5s, l05A; CTS 10Sh; l0-40s, 107; new 5s,
1865; New York Central, 90; Eric, 1271, prefer
red, 10.
Pans, June 17.-Rentcs, 105f, Doc.
FRANKFoRT, June 17.-New is, 102.
, 1876-06-18

Long anu 6hOft clears at lO3G cash. and lO4c seller
July. boxed; sweet picked hama, l.@la4c Tor sum-
mer and l1Sl25fc for winter; Eunberiands, LOG
1o14c cash seller June; long-cut haIns 33 12c,
boxed; bacon hams, l3@i411c.
Gft1Se-Wns quiet at 098e. ....- -..
BEEF PlontcTS-Wero steady and quiet at $40. Is
lof mess; Sill. 7J91. 90 for extra meg; aud
S:s1 OOtz.2 50 for hams.
1attoeWas quoted at 8Gs}Sc for city, md 7@ac for
country lots, according to Condition.
, 1876-06-18

The following we're the receipts and shipments OF
the leading articles Of produce In this city during
the twenty four hour: ending at z o'clock on
Saturday morning.:
, 1876-06-18

Dedicated to his Pupils BY ca- E7ueena.
There are many colors which lose much of
their brilliancy and hue by gaslight, and are,
therefore, unserriceable for evening costume;
of this class may enumerate all the shades OF
purple and lilac, and dark blues aud greens.
Others gain brilliancy in artificial light, as OF
ange, scarlet, crimson, and the light browns and
green 1t is advisable that all these circum6tan-
ces should be consideredin hese1ection Of colors
for morning and evening costume, Your readers
will find the following List Of harmonious
groups Of service In the arrangement OF co1ors
II dress. have given the most useful as well
rs the most agreeable combination
CoLoRs THAT WILL HARMoN1zE .cH
OTHER.
Blue and gold Tor gold d-color).
blue and orange.
Blue and salmon color.
Blue and drab.
Blue and stone
Blue and straw-color.
B1ue and maize.
Blue and chestnut
Blue and brown.
Blue and black.
Blue, scarlet and purple.
Blue, orange, and black
Blue, orange and green.
Blue, brown, crimson, and gold Tor yellow).
Blue, orange black, and white.
Red and white Tor gray).
Red, orange, and green.
Red, yellow for gold COLOR, and black.
Red, go1d-color, black, and white.
Scarlet and purple. ,
Scarlet and blue.
Scarlet and orange.
Scarlet and slate-colpr.
Scarlet, black. and white.
Scarlet, blue, and gay.
Scarlet blue, and yellow. - ~
Scarlet, blue, black, and yellow:
Crimson and gold Tor gold-coloD
Crimson and orange.
Crimson and maize-
Crimson and Black. .:.'-
Crimson and drab.
Yellow and purple
Yellow and Sine, but cold.
Yellow and violet :,
Yellow and chestnut Tor chocolate).
Yellow and brown
Yellow and red. !:
Yellow and crimson.
Yellow and black
Yellow, purple, and crimson.
Yellow, purple, scarlet and blue.
Green and gold Tor gold-color}.
Green and orange
Green and scarlet
Green, scarlet, and blue
Green, crimson. blue, and gold tor Yellow.
Orange and Chestnut
Orange and brown.
Orange lilac and crimson.
Orange, red, and green.
Orange, blue. and crimson,
Orange, purple, and scarlet.
Orange, blue. scarlet, greeR, m a. and whIte, ::
Purple and gold {or goid-colosl. Il
Purple and orange |
Purple and maize. g..
Purple and blue y: |
Purple, scarlet, and go1d-color.
Purple, scarlet, and white.
Purple, scarlet, blue, and orange.
Purple, scarlet, blue, yellow, and black
Lilac and gold Tor gold-coio1).
Lilac and maize.
Lilac and cherry. "@'-
Lilac aad scarlet |
Lilac and crimson i: |
1i,ac, scarlet, ana white Tor b}ack).
Lilac, gold and crimson.
Lilac, yellow, scarlet, aud whits. !
White and scarlet.
White anl crimson. /
, 1876-06-18

f;arolesmn;1;spirtta. e.; S.; refined. los sde1la
HfNn:-Eoiamosl : Is ctl1eIa ol; pale, 1sa.
.sgfsft7 TMfpeatiHe-kteg ID.
Eate8e-578.
Cd. A'eaaoo' l0a 3ta1c.
Spirits Of f1nrpenffne-o2s
ANTWERP. June 17.-Fssro1euu,-2asa ad
, 1876-06-18

Kansas City 4 Denver Fast Elk,
ST. Lout. Y Springfield Ex.....
ST. Loufs. Springfield Il Texas
Pektn and Peoria Faat EXPRESS.
Peoria Day Exprc3s..........-.
Peoria, ke0kuE h Burlington
Chicago & Paducah r +. Ex.. i.
etreator, 1acon, Wa&h'ton Ex,
Joliet 4 Dwight Accountant D
, 1876-06-18
SUMMER RESORTS.
MENASHA, WIS.
Bl'uce's National Hotel.

For fishing. boating, drives, and sporting tber,
Ia no place III the State that excels Menasha and IT,
surroundings. Menasha is adyantageously situs,s:
at the foot Of Winnebago Lake, on the Big For
River, within an easy ride OF Milwaukee, TheEe~
tional l. one OF the best hotels in the interior.
, 1876-06-18
ROCKY POINT HOTEL,

Sarragansett Bay, Rhode Island european pl.n,.
will open for the reception Of guests july /
Eight Steamboats, daily from Providence and H.r.
port Address L. Il HUMPHREYS, Proprietor.
City Hotel, Providence. r l.
, 1876-06-18

QHlCAa0, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILRtAn
DepotA foot Of Laksst. Indiana ay and Sixteenth
f.. nha Canal and St1teenth-sts Ticket Ot1ccz 81
, 1876-06-18
RAILROAD TIME TaRLE.
!RRlYhL AND DEPARTURE OF 4RbIRH

Exploration Of RcflTence 4urks-f ssturdav er,
eepted. Sunday excepted. :MondaT excepted III
rive Sunday at a. H. Daily.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket Ontccn4 c. Cark-st (5herman HouSe) md ~
CaualNreet-. corner Madison St. aud 1t Tue depota
, 1876-06-18

d-Dcpot corner Of Wells and Einztext4
o-Depot corner CT Canal and hinzic-sta.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot foo uf Lakest.. foot OF Twcn.r sccondst
Ticket office u CarksL, southea1t corner At I'm.
d0lph. aud at Palmer House. - ~
, 1876-06-18

LAKE sHORE e. MICHIGAN 8oUTBERH.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL RAI.E0AD.-
Union Depot corner Madison and Canal-sta Ticket
Omee, y south Clark-st., opposite Sherman House,
, 1876-06-18

White and cherry.
White and pink.
White and brown.
Black And white.
Black and orange.
Black and maize
Black and scarlet
Black and lilac
Blackand pink
Black and slate color.
Black and drab Tor buff.
Black, white, yellow, and crimson.
Black, orange, blue, and scarlet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-02

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF sHAwLs
AND CLOTHING,
CIoth, Buckskin, FLANNEL, Cotton, hc,
r. g. Monkey Jackets Heavy Wool Blankets all c0iorsj
Cotton and Horse Blankets Quilts, &e.
Buriaps, Wool Pack, Canvas, Dummy Bags,
SADDLES
csIfskIns &C., Corks Perfansry, &c I1BIn's EnrActs
Eau de cologpa Phloeome, Hair OH and hacas-af
Tooth Combs, Tooth brushes, Hair Brushes,
Looking Glasses and Mirrors Imitation Jewery,
Ledgers, Journals, &e, Playing Cards,
Hsrmonicas. I X Balls, Feather DasieD,
HARDWAREi
Pocke. and Butcher Knives Scissors In leather cards.
GaITanizsd Corrugated sheet Iron sIses,
Galvanized Pipe, al s1es Galvanized Booklets, IoSi2in
Tubs Timed baacepana, Best Charcoal,
TIn Plates, Banca Tin, Sheet Lead and Zinc
Bright and oned Fence Wire, Nos. 4, aBd o;
Hoop Iron, slEesi Rlvets, MuniE yellow,
Metal and Nails, Bar Iron, Gun Powder, sho4, Ae.
Blacksmiths' Coal Printing and wrappipg Paper
cOrdage and Packing, Toys Tamblers,
Baskets. Paints and Oils, YieDna farniinre,
Wall Paper, Crockery, Causc Soda, Tar and Pitch
Anchors and Chains, on Casks and shocks,
Kerosene Barrein, Birch Brooms,
Cement wire Clay Fire Bricks, Gambler Uuich,
Oak Boats,
GROCERIES,,
Mustard, PAtee, &C, Ac.
stearin Candies and Safety Matches,
Liquors. &c, Boueeau's Brandy, q, ard diamond,
0ln In baskets and green casesJ
Sha%IRasnses-Hsssiscf zI, ss.l ss. NV. kSnaI Ihoress.
81 Psuls Ale quarts and pnts
Jenrey's Ale, quarts and pintsj Btters, &c
German add Havana Cigars, at low pces close oonsgn-
rnents, ia lots 70 ssi, &s, 1c, &c.
Orders Prom the ofh1 Isl9sds Promptly EEseufsd az
sep30 Market Rates. ar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-02

ar Advertisers rrsidng In che Eassern Unsd sintss
pay fg their cards hy vucsng GFrenhacts Cned states
Postage stamps foF soch they wh and their
cards w - iaserted aove ta for The time paid ior
~ basincas Cards, VIXEN A ynss, are
allowed Discount om hcse rats, which far transient
Advertisements when paid 90 charged quarterly.
ceJles - the ApvNnrtsNn Ten Cents whtn charged
Fineen Cents by the doacn, Que DeiiAr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-02

The following lines were written soon after the
planting Of the top Of Punchbowl Hill with trees,
but have never before been in print.
Dream of Pnnchhnrul Hill
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-02
VOL. XXI--NO. %.
8usimtss CARDS.

C. R. MOFFITT, M. D.
c,URGEON, LATE L. s.A. =,
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-01

BUSINESS transactions of the people.
The, Constitution recognizes, silver
equally with gola as the money OF the
country. And yeti Congress may thus
oust silver from our currency, they may
nextthrust out gold, and declare rubies
and diamonds to be the only legal ten
der in payment Of debts.
These are serious questions for Con.
gress to deal with. These matters look
to the very foundation of all exchanges,
both domestic and foreign. They should
not be dealt with flippantIy. The dis
turbance in the unit of value by whi 5n
rates are fixed and commerce regulated,
is blow at the stability of Eli values;
and can not, fail to work further mis-
GHETTO our already disturbed financial
condition.