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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
LOST LOVE.

The heart Of the simplest woman
Is a mystery unreyealed,
And the love that seems Transparent
Is most hopel essly concealed.
We are not for love while we have It,
We know not of love till It's lost
We scatter its treasures broadhandel,
Nor reckon the ultimate cost.
Lo! a hand comes forth from the shadows
A touch that knew OF old
That could crown the gloomiest iancies
With an aurcole Of gold.
And think how that hand so loving,
That crayed but to lie in mine,
on met an impatient gesture,
Nor found no responsive sign.
And from yonieT painted canvas
catch the cid, wistful look.
SO timidly, mutely jealous
Ufthe love that gave my book.
And only too well remember
How | ehafed at the dumb rcproach,
And swore that no thought Of woman
Should on my studies encroach.
was blind, or mad, or but heartless?
The face and the hand are gone,
The light of my life has vanished,
lam utterly alone.
The brain that her glances kindled
Is blighted AID dead and chilled,
And the gorgeous dreams of tbs future
Can never more be fulfilled.
! loved rs man who Is selfish,
She loved in a wOman's way
And mans love compared with woman's
Is as darkness unto day.
As a spendthrift scatters his birthright,
/ wasted the dover she gave,
And too late find my ambition
Has followed her into the grave.
San Francisco Neics Letter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
,VIGoRHNE

<VIGoRENE
Is AGREEABLE 10 the taste, CRATE
FUIs 10 the stoIn nc IA, nd "a eta III iently
as a GATHARTIC. ALTERATIvE and
DIURETIC. Its action Is not attended
with any unplea n nt &c cling, mel n er is
iangour nor debility experienced. but
ON the contrary, refrcshmcnt and tns
Its im diaf e effect upon the d ieestive
organs, s,vh hether i'm pm ired b disease or
exhausted from any en- use, is to fncr en- Sc
their powers OF a. i'm I la ION nj nd n utri-
tion, the appetite being fnerea sed mt
once. To those affected with nm engor-
ged condition OF the liver, ms Bilious
ness, by a dusk y complex
I'm the mouth. a ca PRECIOUS ppetite and
sluggish action OF the bowels, with n
sense offul1ness i'm the head a nd Of m en-
tai dullness, NIGORENE proves most
valuable.
Its effect upon the kidneys Is no less
happy, a turbid, Irritating urine is
quickly cleared up by IL.
innammatory and Chronic RHEU-
MATIsM will soon disappear by IA per-
sistent use of VIGORENE.
For the cure OF skin Diseases and
Eruptions Of nil kinda, vIGORENE is
most certain.
VIGORENE Is compose ed of the active
properties of HERBS, ROOTS. GUMS
and BARkS, that Nature alone fur
nishes- great care being taken by us
that they are gathered at the right
season Of the year. and tn n tn hcy possess
their native virtues.
That yIGORENE has the power TO
PURIFY THE BLOOD, INyIGORATE
the LIVER, nd STIMULATE the DI.
GESTIVE ORGANS, IL fndisputabIy
proven by those " no have given Ia n
trial and have been permanently cured.
We do not ask you 10 try dozen bot
ties 40 experience relief. FOR we GUAR
ASTEE you will feel letter from the
first few doses.
NI8ORENE is astcnisI,ing the world
with Its cures, n nd IL hrow wing n II OF her
EONICS. ALTERATIvES and INVIG.
GRANTS. into the shade. Pat up In
large bottles. double strength. Requires
small doses. and is pleasant 10 take.
Price, sf.0o per Bottle.
WALKER & BADGER MFG. CO., Props,
ea:'sa s.. Eev T.:t "a isss:y e!;y, n. :.
THE OBJECT OF EATING. a new book every
0ne should read ftnt Il, rron receipt OF one
cent STAMP.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
Hints For Anglers.

Never fish in troubled waters un
less you are certain that there are
plenty of fish to be caught.
You cannot weigh fish in it's own
scales"
The anglers favori'e dance is 'the
reel.n
Some fshermen's receipts are al
met" profits.
A worm on the hook is worth
more than two in the mud.
Give fish ever so much line and
he will never hang himself.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
A New MoOnstone.

y new moOnstone has been discov-
cred in japan. In Seki, place fre-
quented by travellers, on their wsy to
lse, there Is a stone figure of Buddha
which has stood there tor ages past.
IL has ever been believed By the
inhabitants of the district tha. a magi-
cal radiance proceed from one Of the
ears Of the image, which was in con
sequence an object Of devout worship.
Some native philosopher hearing Of this
strange story and anxious 10 diseover
It's origin, made a pligrsmge to the
miraculous statue, aud on closely ex-
aiming the ear, found imbedded in
the lobe Of it crystal substance,
which, on further examination, turn
ed out 20 be diamond. On the result
OF the examination being made known.
the people oftne district became great
ly excited, some wanting to take il
cut and sell il and others protesting
against such Proclamation. Appliea-
iiOn was accordingly made TO the
legal authorities for a guard to pre-
vent the stealing Of the Jewel,
and the precious image is now guard
ed night GEd day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03

4 gentleman travelling on horse
back came upon an Irissman who
was fencing in most barren and
desolate piece of land; What are
you fencing in that lot for, Pa, p
said be. "A herd Of cows would
starve to death on that land "And
sure, your honor, wasn't fneing il
TO kape the poor bastes out Of II g''
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03

Two men murdered a third in Woos-
ter Ohio, while on their way TO the
hanging of murderer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03

The fever and egue request
Stake.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
Acts Passed by the late Legislative
Assembly.

The following comprises the list of Acts
passed by the Legislative Assembly at It's last
session, to which the signature of His Majesty
has been attached, and which will become op-
erative and binding upon the people throughout
the Kingdom ten days after publication in the
newspapers, viz:
An Act to promote the construction of railways.
An Act to amend art. of the Civil Code relative
to the Postal laws of the Kingdom.
An Act to amend sections and Of chapter 70,
Penal Cndc, relative to the Bureau of Public In
struction.
An Act to amend the law respecting the duties and
powers eff the Commissioners of Private Ways and
Water Rights.
An Act to regulate the importation of kerosene.
An Act to amend sections and 4 of chapter 70,
Penal Code, relative to tho Bureau Of Public lnstruc-
ton.
An Act concerning the equity jurisdiction of the
Supreme and Circuit Courts.
An Act to amend section 8 of chapter SO, Penal
Code relating to the Act to prevent married persons
from leaving one another.
An Act to amend section ss2 Civil Code. to pro-
vide for police justice for the district Of Wailuku
Island Of Maui. --
An Act to amend the law concerning the descent of
property.
An Act making Kahului on the Island of Maui, q
port of entry.
An Act to amend the law relative to the fling of
protests against issuing passports
An Act to amend chapter SIS, Laws Of 1875. rela-
ting to stamp duties. process Of Courts stricken
outl
An Act to amend the law relative to the sale Of
ava. (Physicians' certificates abolisbed.)
An Act to provide for lighting the city of Honolulu
with gas.
An Act to amend section 2, chapter Al, Penal Code
Penalty for manufacturing "for sale" any into1i.
eating drink.
An Act to amend the law of divorce.
An Act to amend the law respecting the road tax.
(The tax to be paid directly into the Treasury
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
Vetoed.

Among the bills returned to the Assembly
at its close last week, by His Majesty, without
his signature. was the bill to authorize the
licensing of the sale of opium. His Majesty,
in refusing to sanction the above BILL has act ed
in accordance with the wishes of large ma
iority of the best citizens of these Islands, who
looked upon the licensing of the sale of the
wretched drug as real calamity. His Ma
jesty in thus deferring TO the wishes of so
large class of his people on this matter, has
given another proof of his readiness to listen
to the voice of reason on all subjects whore
the interests of his people are concerned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14

An Act to amend Act authorizing the Minister
Of Interior take possession of land and water re-
quired for the Honolulu Water Works.
An Act to amend an Act requiring sales of Govern
ment lands to be made at auction.
An Act releasing contract servants from labor on
Government holidays and election days.
An Act providing for service of process foreign
corporations.
An Act to amend the law respecting the Fire De-
partmeut of Honolulu.
An Act to regulate the landing Of passengers (chi-
nese) arriving at the ports of this Kingdom.
An Act to repeal section Of chapter SO of the
Penal Code-(rewards to informers.)
| An Act to amend section 4eS, Civil Code-(to re-
district the Islands)
| An Act to regulate Hawaiian seamen Hawaiian
vessels in the foreign trade.
An Act to amend the License Law, in respect to
sales of merchandise by agents.
An Act to regulate the practice Of law in the Po-
| lice aud District Courts.
An Act to amend the Tariff Act of 1876.
An Act to regulate the carrying of passengers and
freight and the letting hire Of carriages, wagons.
carts, drays and other vehicles in the district OF
| Honolulu.
Appropriation Rill for 1s7S-SO.
The whole number of laws passed by the
Assembly, was A, 32 of which received the
Royal sanction, and IL were returned by His
Majesty unsigned The list of bills returned
without His Majesty's signature, we published
last week in our notice of the proceedings Of
the closing labors of the Assembly. The .Ap-
preparation bill passed by the Assembly, is .
very long document, embracing q multitude o.
figures, which we deem unnecessary to pub
lish at this time, but simply insert the re-
| canitu Ia tim Of the aDnrOnriations aa folloVs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
by AUTHORITY.
IN ACT

Te Amend An Aci, Endaed An Act Relating to d.
vorce." Chapter XIV OF the Laws OF 1870.
Bed Enacted By DC King The Legfflatfse Assembly Of
the HapaiiaH btands, in he Legisla,e Of Ok Kingdom
<EssmtLed:
Section 1. Section Of Chapter XVI. OF the Laws Of
isI0, hereby by striking out the last part
thereof beginning with the words "The Circuit Court
shall not act" and inserting On place thereof the words
- Lbeis FOR Divorce shall be heard by Justice
preme Court presiding a regular of the Supreme
Circuit Court"
Sec. Sec. OF said Chapter is hereby amended by
striking the "expraton Of forty days from
In the sth and 9th lines thereof: the word even
l2th line ana inserting in fits place the 'unless"
and the word thirty in line. inserting
place thereof the word twenty 30 said
GmendeoEhAu read follows:
"sec. 3. Al proceedings for Divorce shall be COM
menced By ifoel 70 be signed by the belGnt
TO- and the same shall forth the marriage of the par
ties and the of Divorce with sufficient particularly
70 constitute for Judicial action Such ibes shall
be fed In the office Of the Clerk Of proper Court and
ePon ling thereof, writ Of summons with certified
copy OF the libel attached shall be Issued returnabe
the term OF the Court next after the day of filing the
same. Such process shall be served by delivering the
personally the respondent and the Court shall
not entertain jurisdiction of such libel by
OF the respondent unless such personal service shall
have been completed more than twenty days before the
first day Of the term which the shall
bic. except as provided In the following section''
Sec. g. Section of said Chapter hereby amended by
anuexng thereto thereof the follow
ing words; The fourth ground for refusing decree
aforementioned, shall be applied application
for Divorce for any other that of adultery
shall any allegation with reference cause be nee
essary in the libel"
Sec 8 Sec Of said Chapter is hereby amended by
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
AN ACT

To Regulate the Landing OF Passengers arriving at the
different Ports in this Kingdom
Whereas large bodies of emgrans passing from
Asia TO the Of South America the ships con-
veyng them are liable step Ports of this Kingdom
and whereas farther it inexpedent that such passen
should be allowed to land considerable numbers
without being subjected to observation inspection
Therefore
Be Il enacted BY e King and Gc LeosEativ, Asssby Of the
HaSaiiaH AEands s Legislature Of le Kingdom as
senblaa:
Section !. That any ship passing from China or any
other Asatic port and calling any port this King
dom on her shall be permitted to dsembark
passengers any port this Kingdom without first hav-
ing obtained the in writing the Governor of the
Island or the Collector Of the which ship
call.
section Be 1t farther Before the Governor or
Collector Of the Port aforesaid shall grant permit
to land passengers in the preceding Section
FORTH the commander of the shall furnish in dup
cate list of the passengers whom he desires to land and
the permission IL granted by or Collector as
aforesaid shall be sgnied by inscrbng the same or one
copy Of the said list and returning to the OF
vessel aforesaid.
Section Be It farther enacted that II the commander
of vessel passing from China any Asatc port
ryng Passengers in the preceding Sections set forth
shall dlserbark allow be dsembarked any passen
gers without hrst having obtained the permission as sore
said such commander shall be liable to fine Of so fol
each and everypassenger dsembarked or allowed to dis
embark which said ane shall be recoverable before any
Police or District Justice.
Section This Act shall take effect aud become law
from and after the date Of Its approval.
Approved this lst day Of August. A. D. ISIS
KALAKAUA r.
With the approval of His EEcssney Minister Of Fl
have this day appointed Eugene Hsndry Deput
oOllssr Of Customs for the Port Of Honolulu Island
Oahu. VIZ. ALLEN.
Collector General OF Customs.
August 6, 1878 50s At
Mr. s. KAAnAAnA has this day been appointed an Agent
TO take Acknowledgements cOnvsyanees in the District
EVA and waianAs Island Of Oahu.
THOMAS BRoEE,
Registrar Of conveyaness-
Registrars oaes, August 6, 1873
Approved, sArL G. wnDEE,
Minister Of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
The Wonderful Productions of Ome
Ofthe states.

We clip from "The Rural Pacific Press !"
an extract on the subject of the production of
petroleum, its value and growth as branch
of industry and commerce, which is truly
wonderful. But few people know that petro-
leum is now in rank the sixth in commercial
importance of all the products of the United
States, and is on the increase, and that so
rapidly that it bids fair to out-rival all other
industries in the States in few years. This
fact is fully proven by the statistics of the
petroleum trade in the following article:
The Lumberman's Gazette gives the following
short history of petroleum The production Of petro
leum as an article of trade dates from the 2Sth of
August. 1859. when Col Drake, in well 6g1 feet
" struck OIL" and coined phrase that will last
long the English language. From that beginning
it has increased to annual production of Ia 900
barrels of crude oil. The first export made in
1861 of $4,000 barrels, valued at 81 coo, 900, and
the export Of petroleum for the year 1877 was, in
round numbers S62 000, 900. The annual product of
petroleum to-day-crude and refned-is greater in
value than the entire production Of ron and is more
than double that of the anthracite coal of the State
| Of Pennsylvania, and exceeds the gold and silver
product of the whole country. As an article Of ex
port it is fourth and contests closely for the third
rank. Our leading exports relatively follows
Cotton, annually from S75 900 900 to S227 900 900
wheat -four, from $50 coo 900 to $3.50 900 900 pork
and its products (bacon ham and ard) from S57 900
900 to $50 600 OOO, and petroleum from .O0O
to S62, 900. The total export of petroleum from
1861 and including 1877 (l6 years. has been $442,-
96S, Custom House valuation FROM the best
sources Of information there this time 10 900
oil wells. producing and drilling, which is
age cost of $50 600 in this branch of the bus
ness. Tank ige existing of capacity for 6,OOO-
900 barrels $4,000 900 and 81 600 900 has been
| inyesed N ah0ut ODO mieR of lines ted
with the wells. The entire investment for the exist
ing oil production, Including purchase money of
! territory, is something over Sl,OO0,0O0, which
amount cannot be lessened much, if any, for as
wells cease to produce have been constant
| ly drilled to take their place.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
SupREME CouRr or THE HAWAIIAN

y Islands, Oahu. July Term A. D. 1873.
Hoopale PM lioelant, Pioi <. Abeee Libel for
divorce.
In the above entitled libel for divorce ordered
decree OF divorce from the bond cf matrimony be
entered In favor OF the said Hoopae Poi ", for the
cause Of said Pio X TO be made abso
after expiration Of six months from the date OF
this Decree upon compliance with the thereof
less sufficient shall appear to the contrary And
beliant ordered 10 pubsh atested copy of this
order the Hawaiian Gazette and K1okOa newspapers
fof successive weeks the first publication 70 be with
month from the date Of this order; that all per-
sons Interested may within SIX months show why
said decree should not be made absolute.
= BY the court, JNO. E BARNARD, Clerk.
Dated 5th day Of July, A d. 1878
Honolulu Oahu, I hereby certify that the f6rgo-
ing and faithful copy Of the original decree Of
divorce file In the oce Of the Supreme Court OF
the Hawaiian Islands
As witness my hand this 5th day Of July, A. D.
1878 JNO. Z. BARNARD,
To4 Ct Clerk OF Supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FOR LEASE.

The building known as the Old Custom House." stu
street In this city, will be offered AT Public
Auction for lease of ten 0 years the 18th day Of
september pruImo sale L O'Clock at the front
Of AllioAn Hale Upset rental slOOper month
Rent to be paid quarterly in advance.
Further particulars be had at the Interior once
aud viii also be given at the time of sale.
SASIL G. WILDER,
Minister OF Interior.
Interior ouice August 49, 1875 7oo
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE KING
~ dom. Aessrs. Castle 4 Hatch viii for in my
law business. C7os 1m) 8 B. DOLE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
List OfLicenses Expiring in August,
IS7S.

Oahu.-RETAIL.
l-Ah Fook, waikane. Koolaupoko.
2-Ah Fo & Co. Nuuanu Street, Honolulu,
4-w II Place, MaUnakea street,
4-Chas Long, Merchant Street,
s-A Montana. corner Fort and King steets Honolulu
-Quong Hook Tong Nuuanu street, Honolulu.
l6-W Foster Fort and Queen Streets Honolulu.
I3-Ah Soon, Raalaea, Koelaupoko.
I9-Henry Marsh, King Street, Honolulu.
24-A w Peirce d Co. Qneen Street, Honomlu.
Strehl, Fort Street, Honolulu.
Maui.
2s-Mrs Honolulu, Raupo.
Hawaii
I-Yee King Punaluu Kan.
I-G ( Akina, Kaiopihl North KohaIa
T-AiAna. Honokaa. Kona.
Is-C Asena, Piihonua, Hio.
z0-Wm Dart, HonokaA, Hamakua.
23-Awana Walmea
2s-Reed & Sisson, Kaipalaoa,
3O-GOo Kim d Co. HonopueO, KohalA.
80 = DR. Wight KohsIa.
WHOLESALE.
ga W Perce d Co. Queen Street. Honolulu, Oahu
RETAIL SPIRITS.
2l-Jas Lemon corner Nuuanu & Beretania Sts. Homo
JoBBING SPIRITS.
I-MacfarIane d Co. Kaahumanu Street, Honslulu,
2-Chas Long Merchant Street, Honolulu.
VICTUALING.
4-Domingo Lopes & Co. Hotel Street. Honolulu.
2l-Aleona, Pihonua Hio, Hawaii
2s-John Peter, Maunakea street, Honolulu.
BILLIARDS.
23-J Gurney, Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
BUTCHER
I2-Kahukena, Koloa, Kausi.
2s-S E kama Waihee Mani
PUBLIC SHOW.
22-Cheevers. Kennedy and Co. Honolulu.
LAPAAU.
I4-Keala, Honolulu.
HORSE.
s-PilpIlan. Nos IS, sc.
I5-P Raaua, No 81.
I6-J W PakSo No IS
BOAT
ls-Cooke d Co. No l.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14

The following appointments been made as of the
following dates:
Hon Abr. Fernandez, Commissioner of Boundaries for
the Gubernatoria DISTRICT including Maui MoOkai and
Lanai sth July, IS7s
Hon Hardy. Commissioner of Boundaries for the
Island Of Kauai. 18th July, 1875.
Jno S. smlthes Agent grant Marriage Licenses for
the District of Kona Island Of Oahu
Jno. s smthies, Appraiser Of Lands subject to COM
imitation the Island of Oahu.
Jno S smihies Commissioner of Fences for the Dis
trict of Kona, Island Of Oahu
Hon. Jacob Hardy Appraiser of Lands subject to com
mutation on the Island Of Kauai.
Hon Jacob Hardy, Road Supervisor. Koloa, Island of
Kauai
H. Z. Mah Agent to grant Marriage Licenses for Eva
and walanae, Island of Oahu
s. G. WILDER, Minister of Interior.
Interior ONCE AIiloIani Hale, July ID, 1875 7O7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
GOVERNMENT LAND FOR SALE.

Saturday the 18th day Of August 1875 at Il o'clock
noon sold public auction at the front entrance
of Aloani Hae the o. lots the corner of Queen
Fort Streets, in this city measuring together a
frontage OF ninety sO feet and on Fort
street, one hundred 900 feet.
Upaet price, Five Thousand Dollars (s5,OOo). Title
Royal Patent. SAAL. g. WILDER,
Interior ONCE Minister Of Interior.
July 18th, 1878. 7o5
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14

TEE following gentlemen this day been appointed
Agents to Acknowledgment to Contracts for Labor
the following Dstricts viz K. Kamauoha Kona Akhu
and Kona HemA, Hawaii; KAhele-opIo, Hama, Maui.
SAM'L G. WILDER.
Minister Of Interior.
Interior once Aueost Is, Is7s 700
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14
AND HONOLULU PACKET LIHEl

-f&& C. Brewer g. Co.-Agents. A
s4Ak Favorable arrangements can always be SkzI
made for storage and shipment Of OIL Bore WOOL Hides
and Merchandise New Bedford Boston New York
and ther Eastern Ports. Hs- Cash Advances made.
s77-1y C. BREWER & co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-14

eoans Z. i probably the oes. 1,sss ss
don corresponus aftsr Osmnn Paaha had iounl u.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-11
CROPS AND MARKETS.

London, July 9.-The Mark Lane Ex.
press says the agricultural reports, although
somewhat variable, are. generally speaking,
favorable as to the appearance of wheat
field. The growth of straw is everywhere
abuadant. The rlant is now strong, and
the season 40 far advanced that the chances
OF damage from any future untoward wcath.
er are greatly diminished. Unless the sum.
mer proves exceptionally disastrous yield
of rather over 100000 quarters may be
looked for as the product Of the home crop.
Barley has improved slightly in some dis.
Ttricts. but III t,Np is too much injured to
yield ANYTHING |" lady. Beans and peas
are still fairly pie,- ny. In other respects
the agricultural 8. u IN is unchanged.
Small surplus and les :nand have been
the characteristic feature. :: trade for Eng.
llsh wheat at Mark Lane ali in the coun-
try, but no further decline has t.kcn place.
With moderate arrivals at ports Of call the
floating cargo trade for wheat has been
fairly steady, with some inqiry FOR the un.
tied Kingdom and the continent. hut prices
Closed Cd rer quarter lower. Maise un.
changed. Barley slightly declined