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Interior Office, Febru
Appointments.

THE following gentlemen have been appointe Agents
to grant Marriage Certificates, viz:
January II, 1879, H. W. Pukalo, Hawaiian, KaSi.
February 81, 1879, Robt. W. Wilcox, Honuaula, Iaui.
February 81, 1879, J. Kaaukai, Hilo Akau, Hawi.
SAML G. D
Minister of the In,rior.
Interior Department, Feb. "a, 1879. nr1 St
JOHN A. HAssISGER, Esq, has this day been appointed
Secretary of the Board of Health, vice Chas. t. ulfck.
resigned. SAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Intdor.
Interior Office, Feb. l, 1879. 'e22
JOHN S. sM1THrEs, Esq, has this day been apptnted
Secretary of the Board of immigration, vice Chs. t.
Gulick, resigned. SAML G. WILDER,
Minister Of the Intepr.
Interior Office, FEBRUARY 1, 1879. t22
ALL parties holding Government leases are heeby
notified that the rents must be paid at the Office oithe
Interior Department in Honolulu. I;
Notice is hereby t:ven, that the clause in Government
land leases restricting the cutting of wood will be strtly
enforced from and after this 22d day of february, 49,.
SANL G. WILDER,
fe22 Minister Ofthe Ipterir.
NOTICE is hereby given. that all Commissions hell by
parties throughout the different Islands S Government
Land Agents, are this day, Feb. 22d, 1s79,Revoked and
all such Agents are requested to forward tlFir accouns in
full, with all the documents in their possession relsing
to Government lands, to the Office of the Iterior Deart-
ment. SAML q. WILDER,
fe22 Minister OF he Interor.
PUBLIC attention IS hereby called to IN Act e1titled
can Act for preventing collisions at sea" passed n 1864.
The Minister of the Interior. under section s: OF the
Civil Code, adopts this law as Rules ~ ne guidance
and government of al. vessels engaged 1.-THE coast1ng
trade" and hereby gives notice that on andfter the first
day of January, 1879, the law will be strict enforced.
sAM'L G. WILD,
,ooa Minister the Interior.
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November %, 1878.

GEORGE F. WELLS, Esq, Agent nerican Sewing Ma
chine Company: Dear Sir-Nearleight years ago my
wife purchased one of the "Amerio Sewing Machines
and used it nearly three years in III family, and then
gave 1t TO her sister, who has used continuously in her
family, and now has it, and wouldot Fart with it for
any other machine she ever saw. inns easily, smoothly,
and sews nicely, keeping in gooOsder. Mrs. Andrews
has used the Howe, Wheeler & Wson, Grover x Baker,
and Singer, and prefers your msche over them all.
Very Respectfully, NJ. ANDREWS, JR,
no30 us Hes St, San Francisco.
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FERNS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED u NOW PRE-
u PARED to fill Orders for SinglSpecimels or Complete
Sets Of Hawaiian Ferns, unmounied, n short notice.
Price 10 Cents Each, or $1,000 or the Sett Of lis.
The Specimens are beautifully preserNd, roaming their nat
ural green, and most of the varieties hae a rrtion OF the root.
Orders for Mailing Must Itci,de Postage.
mil 14OS q. THRUM.
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MOTTO.

Mr.. Claus SpreckIes, OF Oifornin. in tends
to construct a large Ditch on IL Island of Maui, for
irrigating purposes. Any person. persons willing to
excavate or dig 500 feet or more ohis ditch by contract.
and be paid for such work either 1.-The number of cubic
feet or by the number of running IT of the ditch exca-
waited, are requested to apply to Schussler, Hsiku,
Maui, or to VIM. G. Irwin < Co., HOlulu, who viii give
them the necessary information.
CLAUS SlECKELS.
III. S~CHUSSLER.
November %, 1873. de-
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THE lease of the land Kamalumalo, Kauai, fc the term
of twenty years, will be sold ON SATURDAY, March %,
1879, at II O'Clock noon, at the door of AliioGni Hale.
Upset price $500 per annum, payable semi-anually in
advance. SAML G.. WILDER,
Minister of the Iterior.
Interior Office. February %, 1879. lar1 st
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\ NUISANCE ABATED.-We have had occasion
from time 10 time, to note the fact that cattle
wandering on the plains of Kulaokahua were a
dangerous nuisance. A notice "by authority
in to-day's paper is evidence that the nuisance
will hereafter be abated.
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SAINT PhTRICKiS DAY.-NextM Monday, March II.
is the anniversary of the death Of the Patron Saint
of Ireland, which occurred in the year A. D. 466 ;
he having, during the period OF his life, from his
birth in A. D. S12, succeeded in banisbing all the
snakes from the Emerald Isle.
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o. Du-That the Haw. Brig 0nicard viii be
fitted ont as soon as a crew can be obtained, to
go 10 kalihi Valley in search of Grass Hopper
Oil. = Captain wanted who is acquainted with
this buSiness-no other need apply.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 NEW ITO t PLANTA-
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who e in need of a light
handy machine for setting up anGnending fence wire,
will find just the thing at Dillingm * Co.'s store, Fort
s+raa+ feb
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List of Licenses Expiring i March,
1870.

RETAIL.
o,ur-o lee All Oak. Maunakea st, molulu.
c. All Houghton, Richards st.9nolulu.
6. Chung Wa, Nuuanu st, Honulu;
IA. Ira Richardson, cor Merchs and Fort sts'
u. AsWan 1 Aseuk, cor Kingnd Maunakea
SITS, Honolulu.
Is. Mellis Bros, Fort st, Honolu.
is. West ( c6ayter, King St. holulu.
q. Shun Sing, Queen st, Honclu.
81. D W Clark, Merchant st, Aolulu'
HAWAII .. Oh Hapai, Hilo.
2. Jones, Keauhou, kau.
6. Taichong, Kahalii, Hio.
s. Puuloa Ranch Co, Waimea
IS. ATang { Chang Sang ChoH0lglo, Kona.
MAUI =. Mon ah cSu eInS ( Goo Tchiu unahoa. Hama.
AUAI-4 W Wright, Koloa.
2I. Goka, Hanalei.
WHOLESALE.
90. c Brewer & Co, Queen st,onolulu.
VICTUALLING.
l. n B Hales, wailufu, MAJ
/. Akina, Wailuku, Maui.
II. Ahlo, Heeia, Ko0lauP9; Oahu
IS. AXE, wailuku. Maui.
90. Kee, Kohala, Hawaii.
26. W Punt, Eoloa, Kauai.
BUTCHER.
G Bertlemann, Hanalei, mai.
g.. S Kaiu, Lihue, Kauai.
16. White < Mika, Kohala, Twaii.
10. F Conradt, Kealia, Kauai
PEDDLING.
IL. K Makalaau.
ls. Alfred H Houghton.
%. Henry ] Hart, Honolulu
BILLIARD.
10. S E Ford, Wailuku, MAJ
FIRE ARMS.
5. T W Lishman, Kona, On.
BOAT.
II. It Spencer, Hilo, Hawai-
"a. Reed & Sisson, Hilo.
Il
Q. A Fl Houghton, No -.
Is. Kawelo, No IA.
25. Kaluna, No 10
so. Kealoha, No IL.
80. John Peter, No 10.
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SEWING TO WISHING
to rent q sewing machine for a wee or month can do so
by inquiring of {. W. Cooke, at Mqs. Castle K Cookies
Store ja4 If
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IMPROVE Your SToCK.-A good opportunity to
do this will be offered to-day at Mr.. Adams sales
hroOm. Kentucky jacks are world-renowned.
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BRIEF MENTION.

SEE SUPPLEMENT for the decisions of the
Supreme Court. Letter from New York, and
other interesting matters.
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BOSTON & HONOLULU PACKET LINE!
C.. BREWER L CO.. AGENTS.

TNSES Favorable arrangements can always be made for
SE3ZeE Storage and Shipment Of OIL, Bone, Wool, Hides
md other Merchandise to New Bedford, Boston. New York and
ather Eastern P,rls. II Cash Advances made.
10 % e. ER 4 CO.
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KNOW L MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, tat I, SAM
UEL G.. WILDER, Minister of the Interior of tn Hawaiian
Islands, by virtue and in exercise of the powe given to
me by q certain Act of the Legislature, appro'ed on the
18th day of August, 1860, entitled - An Act t authorize
the Minister Of the Interior to take possession of what
ever land and water msy be required for thelse of the
Honolulu Water Works, =" as amended by two a~bsequent
Acts approved respectively on the 18th day Of fully, 1874,
and the 3rd day of August, 1873, and of every oher power
or authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, do
hereby nominate and appoint Curtis J. Lyon, Esquire,
the Honorable Charles r.. Bishop and the Honorable
Archibald Scott ~CleghOrn, TO act as Commissioners TO as
certain and determine upon the compassionate be made
to the owner or owners, person or persons intereted for the
taking or injuriously affecting such land, wter or real
property as may be entered upon and taken possession of
or held for the use of the said Water works,under the
provisions of the said Acts or any or either of hem.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Iterior De-
partment this 18th day of March, a. d. 1879.
SAML G. WILDE
mills Minister of TIE Interior.
The large number of cattle and horses running on the
Kulaokahua Plains, having become a nuisane, notice is
given that from and after March 30th, all nimals tres
passing upon the Government Lands will beimpounded.
! SAML G. WIDER,
Minister of ne Interior.
- $3.50
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TELEPHONES
Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ SUANT to a power Of sale contained on a certain deed
Of mortgage dated July 18th 1877, made between Par W. and
KaluaWaa Of the one part, and A. J. Cartwright OF the other
part, and recorded IN Liber so on pages 4l2, 4l3, and Ala, in
the Registery Office Honoluiui 10 secure the payment Of One
Hundred and Twenty dollars in eighteen months from date
thereof with interest aher the rate OF one per cent per month.
The said A. J. Cartwright intends 10 foreclose said mortgage
and after the time limited by law to cause the mortgaged pro-
perry 10 be sold by public auction IN Honolulu for the pay
ment Of said mortgage, the same being over due and unpaid,
and for breach Of the condition contained in the said deed.
RICHARD Z. BICKERTON
Dated Ihs 81 dar OF FebruarY $50. fe22
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OMIssIoN.-Though rather tardy, yet not too
late, our printer begs to acknowledge the receipt
of a slice of bridal cake last week. and takes occa-
sion 10 say with Cowper that
THE kindest and the happiest pair
Will find occasion TO forhear;
And something every day they live.
To pity. and nerhans forgive
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NG. =. ROSE,
SHOP ON KING ST., HONOLULU,

JUST OUT FINE
WagOnet for HIS MAJESTY, 1 GKALAkAUA, and
no newspaper man or reporter having said one word in regard
to Il, I shall, therefore. blow my own horn. II IS only recently
that Carriages has become so common that almost every house.
holder has got one.
IN THE SCRIPTURES, Carriages or Chariots are frequent
Iy alluded 20. Upon the fight OF the Israeites from Egypt,
King Pharaoh pursued them with Six Hundred Chariots,. all
Of which were swallowed up by the waters of the Red Sea.
And when Israel made up his mind TO pay his son Joseph a
visit, Joseph telegraphed the old gentleman 10 come down 10
Goshen ard he would meet him there and drive him down to
Egypt in a lagoon twagon)
Chariots and Carriages were mostly used by Kings and
Grandees on state occasions.
The Greeks and Romans had Charots; but strange TO say, 1t
was as late rs the sixteenth century, in 1850, that Carriages
were introduced into France, and at that date only three were
known In Paris, then quite a large city.
NJ. j. ROSE is now prepared to furnish almost any
kind Of vehicle that maybe ordeted Of himi has got some OF
d = shall be subjesavTooiSc@e" OF ALL KINDS OF
1919 ton to the prospokes, FeIloes, Shafts, and one
omlcIfhI otn1v all prnneriimerOus too mention. But 10 con-
vince yourself just call and e..
Can Undersell any Other House in Town,
On account OF Cheap Rents and my economical way OF
Hying-WM soon have a large lot OF LIGHT BUGGIES from
a Celebrated Manufacturer OF Camden, New Jersey, TO sell on
account IN whom h nav concern. d21
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THE WEATHER deserves q remark, inasmueh as
March has come in like a lamb, very much unlike
the usual month of that name. The mercury has
been up TO 81 at 2 P. NJ. during several DAYS this
week. 1t may so out like a lion, with storm and
rain. Accounts from the windward islands show
the same moderate weather, which is favorable for
inter-island communication, and the moving of
produce.
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I CHANGE OF FLAG.-The bark Ei,cdrd james,
'hailing from Portland, Oregon. having been pur-
chased by Henry Cornwell, Esq, has been put
under the Hawaiian Flag. and re-christened the
Liiu, in honor of Her Royal Highness the Heir
Apparent. We understand she will be continued
in the trade between here and California.
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CAUTIoN.-The last Legislature did a very good
work in prescribing certain rules for the regulation
of express wagons. But there is something yet to
be done by police regulation in this regard. We
have noticed that green lads are not infrequently
entrusted with the management of horses whose
trail ming is questionable. Look out for accidents.
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KNow AL nrEN RY THEsE ~PREsENTs. tat l. S

Lahaina, January 30. 1879.
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MusIc.-The Band will play this afternoon at
Emma Square, commencing at 4.30 O'Clock. The
following is the programme
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HAWAIIAN GUARDs.-At the last regular meeting
of Company B, Hawaiian Guards. held at the
Armory on Tuesday evening, March l1th. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing term:
CAPTAIN-Chas.B 3. Wilson, reelected.
FIRST LIEUT.. L. Dowsett, jr.
SECOND LIEUT.-H. Bertleman.
SECRETARY. Meek, jr., reelected.
TREAsURER-M. r. Colburn, reelected.
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Lease of Government Land

Interior Office, March 13, 1879.
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Interior once, March IL. 1879
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
MR.. PALMER'S FUNERAL.

The funeral or the late Mr.. Harry d. Palmer will
take place Wednesday morning next from the
Church OF the Annunciation, in Fourteenth street.
between sixth and seventh avenues. All the pre-
liminaries have not yet been arranged. Tho re-
mains arrived on Saturday evening board the
steamer Celtic of the White Star line. They had
been placed in the hold Of the vessel and could not
DO removed yesterday. To-day. however. they viii
be taken 20 tho church. whore thoy will be
kept until tho time for the funeral The
have all been selected as yet. Mr. Jarrett Mr..
Pamers partner busy yesterday In arranging
the details for the funeral and in looking for several
gentlemen whom he desired to act as pall-bcarers.
IL is understood that the majority OF them will be
Of tho thcrtrical profession chosen from Mr. Pal
mer's lifelong friends. Mr.. Lester Walack. IL 10
said has consented to act in that capacity. Rev
Mr.. William J. Sesbury. rector Of the Church Of
the Annunciation, will ofiiciate at the services
which will be the regular funeral officos
of the Protestant Episcopal Church. and will deliver
address on the mournful occasion. The funera
corteQe will proceed from tho church to Greenwood
Cemetery, whore the iuterment will take place
There will bc additional services at the tomb all
the religious rites being performed in the ch urch
These arc understood TO be all tho arrangements that
have been completed thus far for the FUNERAL cir
cumstances may, however, alter of the details.
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH.
THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF MOSES s-sERMol

THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF MOsEs-SERMoN
BY THE REV. DIR. wIELEY.
The Rev. DR.. Wieley. of Drew Seminary. <4eached
in the morning in the Central Methodist Church in
the place of the pastor. Rev. DIR. Newman. Moses
the subject Of his sermon, taking his text from
Hebrews xi. %. rs. When Pharaoh's daughter
found the besutful child. said the preacher, her
synipathies and woman's deep affection were mani
tested in favor of the babe wLo. by q mysterious
providence. came into her hands. Her care and So
licitude for him during his infant years and until
he grew up to manhood we'll known
Then came the turning point in the life of Moses
He had been brought up in luxury and pleasure and
there nothing wanting to complete the happi-
ness of An ambitious and worldly minded man. In
the midst of his pleasures aud at age when sin
takes deep hold of man Moses refused to become
the adopted son OF Pharaoh's daughter, ''choosipp
rather to suffer afiicton with the people Of God than
TO enjoy the pleasures of sin for season." The
its allurements. particularly when one js placed
in circumstances such those in which
Moses tound himself. But Moses was
hero, and the moment that he realized
the call God to duty, he hesitsted not obeyed the
divine command aud at mmcnced his glorious
ministrations. This conduct the part of Moses
furnished a lesson to every of u.s. and II is n
well established fact that whenever God calls us to
duty he places the means in hands to perform
IL successfully. The Doctor impressed upon his
hearers the necessity of listening to the voice of
Noses turn away from sin and its transitory pleas
tfre
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
A CHIEF RABBI NEEDED.

At three p. NJ. yesterday meeting was to have been
held at the Beth Ha' midrash Halchei Yousher. No.
A East Broadway. at which delegates from thirty
two congregations OF orthodox Israeles were to ap
pear and discuss tho the question Of establishing
OF the United States who desire to join the pro-
ject. At the appointed hour very few representa-
tives had appeared. and it decided to postpone
the meeting until four p. NJ. One by one stray
members of the congregation of No. A East Broadway
and of the invited synagogues turned up at tina
place of meeting until. about four O'Clock. twenty.
eight persons were in the room. One Of the men,
bers Of the congregation said that the want of .
regular rabbi to fill the Office OF Chief Rabbi was
very generally acknowledged and that the Beth
Ha midrash Halchei Yousher had sent ont the invi-
tations other congregations meet and consider
some plan by which the funds necessary could be
obtained to get regular rabbi.
quericd. I..Eg
"There are men who act such and very able
men, but each congregation has its own rabbi. What
is wanted is proper Chief RABBIT to whom all ques-
tions in dispute could be referred.
Whom do you propose to goty'
''Rabbi NJ. L. Malbini; he Is regular rabbi and n
now ut Konigsberg, in Prussian Poland He q very
able man ana would fill the place properly. He has
been a rabbi in Modavia and in Russia"
"will he accept your ofiery"
''Yes, he has accepted the offers made TO him by
letter. but no will only come II he is received by all
the majority OF the congregations. II he comes,
New York, yet all other congregations in tho States
could. and we believe would, subscribe toward the
maintenance of his Office"
At tour O'Clock the chairman called the meeting
to order and announced that the meeting sim.
ply a preliminary one. and asked those not having
invitations to withdraw.
The New York herald., 1879-08-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 2. 1879
lons scod s,Css Srs"a,y Gs Net receipts as bales
Cotton weak m,ddns. lie; low middiins ios.e; good
evening. iso4 stock. s.Ns '"'''' ''''' 'A''
Cotton duii, ucminar middlins IiIsc; low middiing
oe good osd..:ry iIse Net sssSp, V bales E1'
SAVANNAH. August ., 1879
mh s.s. Met fsssP ssssP e bales Exports
Cotton dull. nominal; middng. lie: low middne.
sn,,, Of ,v,..,,n. ,,.v1 A"F": E..3
strained. q o2t good s.r.ined 81 GA Crude tarpsn
Tar hrm 81 ua1a Corn steady prime white Doc.
m oswrso' august =, 1879
Duluth spring 81 OF Corn steady sales Of
white State held at sse: fancy white State 4oc Rye
mill feed unchansed Canal ircg1t.-whe.t and peas
s,s corn and rye sHe TO Nsw :" y YSrk % % lumber y S.
irsigh.Flouf g boston, poe to Nsw YORK ae and
ments.Four. i.oSo bBis lumber $40 oio feet sup
Bu,rALo. August 2 1873;
Wheat in light milling demand; sales made public
Corn dal and unehanged in price, sales zoo bu shells Of
Ale Other articles dull and unchanged Canal irerhis
sGSs.s 10 &C.. sas S M as and
S aieFou eoFH cS Sa: @ :s Non
besheis corn = ,ot By reilrssd.floar 200 hbls
barley 100 DO: rye 100 do shipmentsNsy canal 10
& s", sh;. S.'hss ss ssr" ." Dc" BY
s9sa se%iao do" '' ''''' '''' No. '"''' -" 40 rye
FSS %h al S De 3 ps Wheat .a :1
sS ssr,s%SsT 8 1l e o osSSsr Ss 30
yellow, 4sse high MIXED, 4i,ic.; 80 mixed ale 80
$50 $50 No so' s &. S @IssS se 80 aao @ sIse
ALL pSs g s%.ss. = esin 81 ssssp: e:
oats, saoa do sn'pmsst.,-tloar, so 40 cbi' wheat.
oa, ,.s'Sy % Wheat ,.a "s,sf %,s b" Lover 10 White
S:Ssnn Na o:yS" sesa.1 rS,'e
s.. s s % Ss ;ts M.Sas .s.
Illinois. q Corn dull srh mixed cash ,ss 80 2
cash
Sys.s@DsT, @ sds S. white e.sn sa EsssDi.
Wheat. 2io.oUp bushels: corn, 1000 do.
yo,r on, and unchanged ws.., Arsr' s a:.s 7 and
lsrss @ :, SSs 5S' sss @ 1sss'ps BUSHES. .sp@es
os "s'1 aS %s.sss ,t I s ~. Sa
Es = s s%@ "e .s. sst % s% % ss q
asked Bulls meat, steady sscaIs.r, ~ 20: shor. rib
aasay ai 4 'S% S%s held higher ss
ss & sss. sr Asa % .
mand common, 81 70 sss 10; light SIS 20 So ea pack
$40; shipments. 345
v cmcAco, August 2. 1879
Gsss ns s ss & s 3d. s.se @ Ss A"ss. s
September aud October. Corn heavy dull. weak and
lower at 3ac, cash aud August 33 33.c. Scptem.
hcr J3'ac.. October Oats dull. and 23c.
cash, september and October. Rye dull aud lower
DC cash. Barley steady and unchanged Pork steady,
with fair demand at - 10 cash & l2s 81 10 August
%a - aa,s iss issp.s%9es g 27.s ~ 80 oc,ebsr
August; IS 571 ~ go September: $, 90 ~ e2s Octo
bcr Bulk In fair demand: easier uuotably
lower; whirkey dull and lower a. 81 o. frcghts 70
sS scssa ~sss rsa & corn ss sc sss.
1000 do: rye, liOOO do; barley. 400 do shipments
Flour $500 bbs wheat. 1900 bushels: corn 2,j 90
do oats, 5000 do rye, 800 do; barley, 1000 do.