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, 1879-01-17

NEW TOnK.

NEW rORK.
NEW YonK. Ian. G.-ltEkyxa--necclpts, 90;
a severe knnw.st0rHl prevailed all DAY: trade doll
In; sellers ulG'isg drt for better pTIecH, bcetnt
NJ frar4 Of \ necbnt snow hIochnde and light n.
cciptr rur se remainder. oE tho weck; transscta!
t.s,U Ibs, arrived for direct shipment to 1.ondoa
1,sse: sxp"Itcra purchased 100; shipments, ala
NJ snsriisec'p,., naa t. 100; anticipating .aor. .pp
piles for n few tays. tuilsrs waited small 81.
s'.GG'ss f9F lambs; about 500 carcassoa Of 1'''
oS; sx,St;ssefpt: IT,, M 1; n ~, change in "
KANSAS err.
Suectdt ntspdtcA 10 Tns Tribune
fa,Ttsf rcroris .hlpncns. II; ssSady Tor nat.1s.;
shtpperr. H. l0it+.:s0; natiye atoekera snd tted.
ers. s!::EtTa?n. w'nsered and cofn'isd T'ia
l!o.iK--ltccuipta. 6as; ahIoments, :t5.: hsn, .!
h|tzeE; |, .ms fs'[ t. ehe!ss s !s<; Hsxg packing
nnnsbe. NJ hugs packed hera for the week endla!
last shsnr.!aY g ~. uaf: average. 9h! D*i s.a'
rfs IT, r. 'H 1 sTstsxs s;stss M ' l.. t0s, s: Ss
s7,!7U averaging .00 III HanIs gImg last asason+
IT. Inl'ls,
sr. Lars, Jan. observation-disclosures stsfrs
ps1cea sirndy; esrn1t steers. q, f54th 0Q; Eaeta
sss ssass 'S!St"t; Sa;ss; :si. r. . al M coz: 81
se -: teetso. sasess: g. ss.iS .s sa ts.a"a s ..s'
@ sf;'ta sa;syt: III ss sa|tnol.: sa||1nsa:
d, asis,,!.:, x5.Go1za T il; receipts. 'ooo; 's'''
snsnr-s!sady and unchanged; rsee!pts, i. laoi
sh'ptnuntt+ 45U.
HAsr LIBERTY.
KAsF ftnsnrTs H., r.. jan: io.-CArr1E.ss;:. T. E,,1.;.
Total for threo dsYs, 0sJ through and j, 81: oes1;
cyrrttng sold nut II sltybt advance over Testsf,
, 1879-01-17
TUESDAY 49,. -. .... f1:1 Ami
Wednesday. ........... H4ls a,n47

inthI,... .t....... IL 11h 1D,H4T rta
EATr14E-None nf tho features ut ths MAJ: ~:
exht5tc,l 50 nnrkcd change a. to rc1uire sn....
mcntion. There was IA much 1ift In tradc ~" NV
tho preceding daya of tht week, and prIee. sa ."'
1ui:o ~ satisfactory 10 aeaisrt, It reported t.
nctlnnn showing values to hart been atn1, ~
pnrtc1 MI aronnd. Exporters, Eastern bn,'s
1nca hntcher-, aai carriers ali bopght mo,e a, ~.
freely. md under the combined demand Al, d.,.,e
b!e offerings quickly disappeared. aales nj.
Aratty wde Fnnso, viz. from, u. 71p1 no. tho,,.
thcFo wa< littlo trading under $3.50 o, ,ho,.
81 30. This proportion OF low grnto ktort ~ ~
less thnn ntnnl. which eare 10 The maria, -. -.
buschcrs ssult hrmness which otherwise Il mi.
not have possessed a. the wants Of tho toc,, 10y
wcrt bv hu means urgont. BnMe old cows Ind +.
fcrIor mtxcd lots only were left over unsoM a.,
The general market eiosc,i a. It opened-arn.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra nocycs-Grnhcl steers. weiRh1n
f,:;.s 100 IT, aud 1smsrds T.;
stssrf; wetah'ng ;N !" foo b.. 4.ess4u
,,s, wH'Tn'ns 10 to 9 u LBS, Iii a; aeca4
%e,alins i @,o t9 zoo a.ooaan
steers ant1 common 10 cho!cs cnwa,
for city Slaughter weighing s00 to
;c h; aasaap
T 70 i 90 ,aSt ss3 ii,n .o,,. i:;;;
stays. hulls. and scalawag steors 80. J. 77;a9 "A
Vca1s-fcr 100 fts... ............. 2. .7sIi Il
, 1879-01-17

Long clcatr quoted 1T $3S:i loose md 81. 10
boxed; Cumbcrands 4l1felic buxcd; lonz-cut
Ut to III n average; green Ian,s anl5sxo for rnmo
averages: Erecn shanlAers, ..sGt9Ac.
bncon quoted at III altc fur shoulders. 41t6taHc
for short ribs. 4A6tbc Ior kturt cIcarH, 1Qb74c
for han,s, all canshfe.! aid packed.
t1nEAFx-.Wns uuutt4l at 4'4GoHc for white. 10
4!4c for. ,c1ow, and :sItG2ic for brown. With sao
Of 10 hr!s yellow at 81. i'll.
1'EEF fKunrl@Ih-Wesc steady and gutct at
97.1hhlR G for uetr. 2A.h0ftA. rs for extra mtts,
and Sl:I :it}Gt "a .Hn tRr hams. /.
TALLnw.-Wna quiet At tfea:tc for city. and 5al
GtUc for EunRtTF.
, 1879-01-17
MOVEMENT or WHEAT,
The fn1lowing showa tl,o rerrlrts md ship
menta nj what Mt points named Yesterday:

IN NEW f0Rk fBsFEHDAf.
Jan. 1G.--llcccipts-Fiour, l5,t3a brls; wheat,
sl,Go tu; rom, :s.,sin hi: onfs, f1,2a0 hi:
corn-meal, 5g' ,kgs rye, ','2h' In; barley, +,4oo
tu; ma,t, :s,a3t hu; rork, ns l,rs; beef, aa,:l5s
tcs; cut meats, 4ssi nkrs; Lard, 5,4N tcs;
whlsky. l,433 trI=.
Exports--Twcuty.fou fntrs-FInur, 1.So0
brls; wheat. l5,000 bu: eorn, e1,oOo bu; ryc,
1B,U0 bu. ....--
GOODS RECEffEr
Mt mort Of Chicago, Ian. 10. lSi1: Elgtn Na"
tiunal Watch Company. l easa white cnnH'el;
Fowler Bros. tl3 sacks salt; Dank Of Montreal,
III. boxes Tin plate; Cl,an!n Il Gore. casra
cigars; Dcst, 19u.scll & Co.. ts'scs cigars;
Kantzles Il ilarsis, ! rascs cigars: Leo kal1na'''
II ea.rs cigars: i. II. Ntckcrsnn, package
crockery. Collections, 81, ,4sh40.
, 1879-01-17

American Reading. 12: Eric. II;
preferred, :sH. ,,.,
United Sta,rsbonls-'oie. 10l.i; Ga, 'lo'ai
new n, t{)Sl.; ex-c,upnn Az. lo5et-
PAnis, Jan. tG.--Rcntes, llof 4.!sc.
, 1879-01-17

Latest quotations for January delivery on the
1rai1nE nrtielea for tic lusl tW tSillcas tlnYa:

Tho following were tho receipts and ship
lne,,ts Of tho leading articles Ut prouru In this
city during the twcnty-four hours ending ut
O'Clock on Thursday morning and correspond
lug date twelve months ago:
, 1879-01-17

UnNRh atnFGH ~. UuhEI V0 IV1Es -
DRESSED IIUt}H-Ncre in fair local demand
Qut! ArHaGr. Tho market weakened early hut e0un
rallied, the offerings bcIng small, aud closed ut
ST. 104eH.4.. the uuts!1o Tor hcasY weghts. FAlrs
:l.nh
EtiOs-wese stcadr At 1sGeaac The outsids for
fresh. Thu s!rcet u we'll supplied Will fruit.
plant IL niano shnt tho preserved cgRs arc not
keeping well. and tho lofs In son,e Instances IL
su!i tu be lluayy.
FIsil--tako ash and cod are hrm. Osher de-
fcrrtions remain steady. Tfade l. still extremely
quiet, but 1obhers look for any carly srylsAl. Wo
, 1879-01-17

11O1 rn0Dt-cTs-;Wcsc hctvc. though lie vol"
ume Of trailing was h5t 70 large nA the previous
day. md the mntlct wna rather weak. Hogs weFo
In smaller supply, and armcr, whlc there was no
material chnnre in Liverpool quotations; bnt the
demand rms not 10 large n IN Wcdnesdsy, ard
packers wcro tnntc willing to sell at thu nssaurc
then established yt!c! caused decline. Towards
tho close OF the session tho statement 0s etocks was
ro.spt, uni tho figures mt SO large m expect
c by son.c 4 flf,cr feeling resulted In the nftcr-
fps.,. tlnn:h thrrs were s"mc WHO claimed TINT
tho figure. did mt Include all tho material on hand.
Thu following were the stocks Of prnrslont In
this city a. reported 10 Inspector Mixer, with COM
, 1879-01-17

HliEEf--Thp market was moderately Acttfa mi
htcndr Mt s! .7r1bJ, Ii for infctiot to common II
81 1;iGe :.h0 fur mcdlnm, md at 81. 7:iQaa 20 IL
xut'l to extra qualities. Tho latter price was o.
taiuc,l fos . lald aycragln9 100 lbs. Thu follos'
Ing WrFQ reported:
, 1879-01-17

The following Indicates the geographical Sec
tfons ip Which tho failures 1or the paRt year hayo
occurred, with tho percentage, average, ETC., II,
pnh1 iocatttv.
, 1879-01-17

Tin stock market was quictcr tllan on the
preceding days. Tho high prizes previously re-
corded were an Irresistible temptation to many
to realize Transactions vera less numerous,
md prices nuctuatc'l In narrower limits. A.
lanttc &; Pacific excited attention by sharp
rise Of TX, to IS. The coal stocks wore marked
by 4 strong upward movement. Delaware j.
Hudson advanced from 404 to 411<, Lacka-
wanna fso1n AN to ~, and u34 to oBN. W.
bush appeared 10 bo improved By the liltlculties
that sre showing themselves In tho why OF
reconciliation between Wabash and Illinois
Central. It. opened 1t FIX aud closed Ut :sa,ak{,
The speculation in Erie which bay strong support
In London aul New York, ami has Interested
not few Chicago buyers, ia still on. Tho price
advanced yesterday from .2N to o3h, Alton
showed an apparent advance from H21< to e:,
but IL was really decline, - tho closinR price
Of the day bctoro was E3A. Alton preferred
wns quoted at lol; few days ago It was 1Q7,
The fluctuations OF this sso<k arc apparently
irresponsible. Iloclt Island did not reach tho
limit OF it, "huo]ancy' at ll9h. 1t roso TX
yesterday, to l9l. The Granger stocks arc the
ohtcctal Of most attention In this market, ond
tt,uso who sro bulls lavo no reason TO counlaiu
Ut the cousso Ut prizes. st. Paul preferred
adysnced l, to Is; tho common k. to 87k:
Nurthw estcrn common x, to E3sf: md thn nr,,.
fcrrcd u, to 6o,f, Lake Shore advanced u. tn
tgyx, and Michigan Central ", 10 7pk. fIi,nof.
Central advanced u, to Ssx: Union faclnc IL.
10 B8t1; 1t. Joe u, to 49,: and Westpfu Itninn
u, tniry3f,
Northwe..er gold bouds were 1857. NM, A..
pau1 Sinking Funds 1o1K.
In New York on Tuesday there wa, n for ac.
rree of acttyIty In rxflruau ,nortva~r, viii, :,
further atlyance iu se,uo ISSUES, mi n learts,,n
fn others. wbicl, have RECENTLY moved uo sh.r,,.
ty, Tbs most important changes wer.. Il, fYn.
-IunatI e. Springfield arsh, which slya,,rrJ II
rrr cent fur the C., c., c, & I, guarantcr hont1,
10 o1. au.& ~ per cent for tho l,aka shore ruut.
unt:e, TO plk. Denver l. Rio Gs.ud, tt5.ts ,l,.
c!nei from ts3< 10 S7A, recovered 10 ~, and 10
acted to 68l<. s1fO. .nn changing huutls. Srw
.I.rxry font ri. war. hrhcr for .r.t. n, I'M
bnt lower for the uthcr 1ssura. adjust.
mcnt teesin!ue from (51< to G},<; consolidated
hrsts. asscutcI. from, ri: 10 1,E. and conyrrti.
hlcs a..outrd from ~ ~ ?ot5 i,.ns,,o ao,,,h.
, 1879-01-17

r.,,.o",.
'"'''''' tJ4n. ,a mr.: TO- .er. 10,
Nice, pork. hr,a,,,... tios:7, 'zs:,as itsisa
ii nr i,ark. hii.....:.. III ~ e
Trim: e. tt!'H. rtx hf* ~ '5'.sIi33 i.;M
H ,art. t.. ,!...ss ,E.s. .'s ..,1,1 m.7i etn;t
,,thrr iar,., t,......". aa;5 H.:tI no report
:. j.. hams. tc..,.,.... ;t.t,.! t!.!*l ap ~
Il j t,,nM1i.ft IT," @ :, nj ~ e ,sr a.!
t:umhrtInri ,}les liz: X, Iii 1,H..a7i i,s4 IL
s"rt rstar sidcs ill.,. i5ta,.a7: hIn7;.a*t Hat7.s1
e,rt nh ait.ce M i0! y ~ ~, II Ms
t'thcrcnts' '"..''."'' so4% ''s2 '''o'h'" 'A' LID
H11,r.-t-,, .ooh,,. .n,a H. n, t,-ts .oue
.naii ho,,o nj fvwy't,. Wv " '0"'
Thc stor, ~ rn,k II, Ncw york IL ,rportrd III
~ nn neie ~ nrL r. II 'n,d ~ fx, frs rim rcnnrt
, 1879-01-17

Freight room, Is said to bo really scarce, and
there u therefore no temptation tu cut ratca.
Tho blockatlo by snow appears to have been
much more severe " tho East than ut tic West,
and this partially accounts for the 1nct hat our
elevators arc full 10 ruuuing orcr.
aHAlN ON PASSAGE.
Tho following table shows tho quantities Ut
wheat aut. corn OH passage for the upItel king-
dom for pofts Ut call aud for direct ports, on
ths dutes named:
Jan. II, Jan. 1, yan. IL,
. 1870. 1870 lH1S-
Flour and whvat,
urs s......,.... l, 500 oo4l t.t1u, 100 l.-us, coo
Corn 9ss........, J3o no 3.1, Uu1 80, U0u
, 1879-01-17

4APf4 Is3 rtL++
Common to tar, 11ooff13
superior IL &n1 -. 4tEfbM
EatsA hne to flncst N}%t7Q
! Japan uSftIkuflEu.
C0lnniun to ia!v; >. iHdbIS
Superior u 1l!.e i. '. auit 30
i Extra due to fnast $50 10
I t1EllIAti.
Common IL fast...12G1nS
tSt1pertOf ~ tisu . .:}ttI ID
Extsu tine to t,uesl 4sik;i.3
Choicest. .......:...MQE1Q
4 notcIuAI ASh IoSGp.
'.supertor 10 tfue. .4H9t 10
lctlfe, aEd p4aln 10 Iowsr.
10 urls uist tilicr4' goods On
lou fur Alslw!s!es. Alec.
III @Dc prr gallun, l~liY-
, 1879-01-17

The small brodtn makers are buying from DIR 10
duy AMI this business in the Aggregate amounts 10
4 AL
, 1879-01-17

METALS .sNDT1SSEls:: STtCK-Wcro quiet
md rtcady. Dealers nre Gl!sng the nsMal humber
trndc. Tho cxpor1s of hardware lat rcns from
New York weeo vhlncd at 81. rn5. tiaS. agnlnrt
22.O70. .Sl IT. INT. kuEort, South America. and
tho East Indies all tong h,ote COns than ih tie
t,trc.1iu9 aall liz enlaa iruasa tn In tati.ct
, 1879-01-17

FRUITS AND NUTS-ln this market there were
no changes worthy Of mute. Apples and peaches
nre u,il attFncting tho, Intention Of speeatato..
and At the ruling low prtces tho market IL decidedly
AEn. Other domestic fruits rtmain quiet n,Il
stenuy. IAislns. prpmcs. and custahta are drn.
l3ulow Il tho quotations:
, 1879-01-17

LUMBER--The receipts ContInuc lcra1+ and
tndicafe fair trade, though portion ri the Inn.
bcr moving was to sonc limo aro IN 10 delivered
now. Tho following prices nra usually adhered
to In making snles: ....- ..
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CoMmERCIAL.

FRIDAEs NOFEMBEk Is. l5I9-
We have had a very quiet week. but little business q
any kind being transacted. Mr.. G. s. Barlow held q large
sale az Auction on wednesday and Thursday q cargo
goods from Europe. AZ which the attendance vas full and
the bidding spirited. Fair prices were realized, eonsid-
ertng the times, and goods were disposed q 10 the value
Of s~omething over $1,000. The sale viii b. continued on
Tuesday next.
In regard 90 the agricultural state % afafrs. we learn
that about twenty sugar mills. large aud small. are now
grinding. and four more viii commerenee within ten
days. In December. say about the 18th 10 2Jth. there
viii be thirty grinding in January. 18th % nth. forty
and In FEBRUARY fOrty-hve-always provided that wind
and weather permit. and no accident Interviews In
very bad weather some have 10 stop and from some
points IL IL impossible 70 ship sugar even when the
weather admits % grinding. There will not be a large
quantity Of sugar At hand before the next steamer leaves
for San Francisco but with favorable weather the re-
csips IN December should be large. Lately the weather
has been more favorable FOR grinding cane than Tor max
ing sugar. We regret 20 hear Of the loss o. some mach
inery lately at PAauhau, caused BY the recent &" North
err" and also at Huelo. By a freshet.
There have been four arrivals this week-two Of Iuu-
Der, one from New York with mdse 10 Castle a Cooke,
and te steamer from China-ths latter cargo consist
Ing q Chinese mdse. There was but one departure, the
Lady Lanpson for San Francisco, with domestic produce
valued AZ ~s59,75s.16.
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FoE ONE Of the most astounding pieces OF
editorial obtuseness, combined with groyelling
and nauseating personal fiattery, see the article
in this weeks Gazette under the beading 80 Tie
Chinese Problem For wonderful stupidity it
really surpasses any Of the previous performances
of that journal in this particular line Any one
who will read the letter of Mr.. Whitney referred
to on the Chinese question, will see that so far
from being a philO-MOngolian in principle as Is
the editor in question, he is in fact most decidedly
in favor Of the policy which has all along been
advocated by the ADVERTISER that the govern
ment should speedily adopt any suitable measures
designed to check the increase of the Chinese IN
these Islands. And yet the editor IN question
proceeds Tin a Pickwickian sense) to pat Mr. W.
on the back, and in a patronizing way tells him
that. besides being a man of candOr, delIberation
and good common sense, he has the great good
fortune to be on the same side OF the question
with that paragon of wisdom and consistency, the
rsuuted editor himselfI This is the perfect acme
Of one of two things-either stark stupidity or
brazen impudence.
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WE LEARN that there are two chiefs Of the Is
land Of Rotuma now CHARTERED at the Hotel. As
there - quite a number Of their countrymeD here
engaged a. laborers on plantations. these chiefs
have doubtless come to look into their circum-
stances, treatment, &c. and upon the report made
by them to their people will depend our future
success in obtaining fresh supplies Of these desir-
able immigrants, with which to recuperate our
native population. By our last census it appear
Ell that there was 2,6SS more male native Hawaii
ans than females. At Rotuma the females out
number the males. II Is unnecessary to enlarge
upon the demoralizing, not TO say dangerous pos
ition which Hawaii nei occupies as compared
with Rotuma in this respect, more especially in
view Of the increasing arrivals OF male Chinese at
these Islands. Now would 1t not be a sound policy
on the part Of the Board Of Immigration to make
an effort 70 procure some Of these surplus Rotuma
woman 70 help restore the parity between the sex
es? The people Of that Island are not h~eathens,
having been Christianized many years since. Prob
ably the influence and good Offices of the chiefs now
here might be secured in the project of obtaining
several hundreds Of the minated females of their
Island to emigrate to Hawaii. Possibly after the
arrangements had been completed, one of the
steamers Of the p. NJ. Co.'S line, on the passage
from Australia. might be induced for a fair com
pensatiOB, to stop at ROtuma for immigrants, as
the Island is not very far of from the regular
route, and the detention would therefore be
short.
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Hrs MAIEsTY's birthday occurs on the 10th of
November, which coming this year on Sunday
fCto-morrow), will be kept as q holiday on Mon
day nexs. The King will spend his birthday
out CT town, proceeding as we learn to Eva to-
day, where on Monday there will be a regatta of
.rox-bsats. and we hear that a horse-raee Is on
the taps. In the city the day will of course be
q very quiet one, though some of the horse fanci-
ers may possibly get up q hOrse-race on the Park
course.
In advance, in common with the nation at
large, we very heartily wish His Majesty many
happy returns Of the day. LOSG LIVE KNG
KALAKAUAt
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The U. S. Treasury Department, under the
control Of our good friend Secretary Sherman
evidently watches closely to see that we Hawaii
ans get no undue advantages under the Treaty.
I'm the schedule of free goods is the following
{" Cotton and manufactures Of cotton, bleaehed
and unbIeached, and whether or not colored,
stained. painted, or printed
Our customs authorities, very reasonably We
think, construed this to mean cotton goods
such rs sheetings, long cloth, e~aiIeoes' and such
like piece goods, but not to include ready maze
clothing. But the Treasury department At
Wasbipgto. has decided that it does mean
svarv.bino made of cotton, including articles OF
Asa, and has made a formal demand on this
government so to conssrue it. of course though
uue NAV differ in opinion with the Secretary we
are not in a position to dispute the point We
understand the Government have conceded the
construction demanded
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ALONG The

The Am bktne Laura Il Burnharn. arrived yesterday.
14 days from New York. with a general cargo, consigned
20 Messrs Castle & Cooke she has hauled in % Brewer &
NCOs wharf 20 discharge
AtAnen 4 RObinsons wharf. the Am bktne Catherine
Suddeu Is dischargtng q cargo Of lumber.
"A the EspIAnade, opposite the Custom House. the Am
bk II " Amy, f. loading for San Francisco, FOR which
port she viii sail some time next week
The Brit bk Viola Is dischargfng at the old Steamship
wharf.
AT the foot Of Fort u the Am bk Cyane IL loading for
San Francisco, 20 sail soon, and the Am bk Jenny Pitts,
Is dschargfng lumber
The Am BIZ Penang IL diseharging Coal at the P VI S 5
dock
Ths China stnI Hochung. which arrived yesterday from
China, with $50 Chinese. has locked az the p VI ) ) dock.
The Haw bk Kalakaua has hauled on in the stream,
where she laid about two years ago. where she Will wait
for further orders
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Abberttser
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is.

FRIDAY, the 18th inst. being the tbirty-sixth
anniversary of the recognition of Hawaiian in
dependence by France and England, will, as
usual, be observed as a public holiday.
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NPOR

From Hongkong, per HO Chung. Nov 14-110 Pkgs
Chinese mdse-
From Port Gamble, per Jenny Pitts, Nov 1S2I4.965 IT
lumber, 100 m shingles, 5 m laths, 20 cords hrewOOd-
From Port Townsend, per Kate Sudden. Nov S4,
loft lumber.
From New York, per Laura r Burnham, Nov 1i-SOO
pkgs hardware, $50 bales paper, 30 boxes soap, 1000 cases
coal oil, go ton coal, 800 pkgs machinery, lot carriage
and wagon material. lot piping, liquors, steam engines
and misc mdse.
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VESSELS IN PORT

An hk Jenny Ptts, sieveat-
Am bk Penang, Patten
Haw bk KaInkaua, jerks
An bk II W Amy, Freeman
Am bk Cyane, Hanson
Brit bk Viola, Price
Am bktne Catherine Sudden, ingalls,
HaW bgtne Pomare, for sale
Am topsafl sch Loleta, Dexter
Am sch Genl Hamey, Trip
Am sch jos Woolley,
Haw sch Julia A Long.
HaE sch Giovanni Api1ni, Geuey
Bktn Laura r Burnham, Phillips
China stmr Hoehung
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PASSENGERS
Fer Guano Islands, per NJ Avery. Nov SJames Xix
On, Vim r Perriman-
From HonRkong, per HO ChOng, Nov lf-Senor More
no, and 451 Chinese
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TO LET
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DARE A FOR INV ENT.
Ia Wanted by september lst, Of this year, $4,000 to
500 900 on first mortgage, on a first class Sugar Plantation,
valued at 100000.
The crop OF 1850 will be from 1000 TO 1900 tons. Will COM
mence taking off 800 tons in October, 1879. The Plantation has
$50 Iaborers, and Is well found in Mules, Carts, &c. Machinery
in first class order, and can crush seven or eight tons per day.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned,
JUGS Al. |ARFWRlGHT.
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pkgs sugar, IIs7 pkgs rice, 1929 pkgs dry hides, 15 bnch
bananas. Domestic Value s5975s-16
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To the Policy Holders in the Security Life
Insurance Company.

II HAVE RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING
Il from my correspondent in New York, dated October 9th,
1879.
1.-The Cour of Appeals has decided that all claimants must
participate Pho rata, that is, that there are no preferred claims.
There is now a dispute as to whether some claims should be
allowed, they not having been presented in time. II Corners up
for argument iefore the General Term next week, and should
the parties be satisfied with that decision, then the Receiver is
ready to pay ne dividends as soon as his accounts are passed,
which would IKE from 60 TO 90 days. The Receiver thinks
there will be ! dividend OF about ten per cent. The following
are the gross mounts allowed on the policies:
Mary A. Patty, .......$l525 90 less notes $Q42 40
Gilbert Parmeiter..... 1893 90 j. II. Wicke.......$ 178 II
Q. w. Clark.-.-..... II "a G. b. Wilson ....... 81 Is
j. L. King.-......... 295 05 J. NJ. Whitney...... 1+5 81
Mary 1. Brown ....... 729 55 JIM. Whtney...... 3S IS
Benz. Whitney-....... 1884 "a Az Forbes 1900. S72 81
James Makee......... 1925 "a Geo. Gilley......... 1S3 ID
5. B. Dole. 202 "a VIM. Aud. ........ 76 So
s. b. Dole........-.. 209 SO Alec. ............ ISL 40
ID. II. Hitchcock. ...... 22S 81 J. A. Duncan....... 100 43
Wong Kwai .......... 1245 SO
The dividend Is upon these amounts. Yours truly,
THOS. NJ. WHEELER
8. B. DOLE,
1t Attorney for claimants against the Security L. ms. Co.