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TuRNtPs-l0c. per bushol.
LRMuNs--Per box, %.
PoP CopN--prize PACKAGES per grosa, Sl.70.
KAIsINs-LondOn layers, 9S(965. l0i Iaycre
O.. - to $3.50 per box.
NuTs--Almonds 2S@95G. per around. Brazil
lldgl2i nl6ous NAi5; English Walnuts,
nOnoi chesmuts, American, nOpoi Italian,
none; peanuts, to 3; c0coGnuts, 9S.
DArEs--lO@l2Ao, PER pound.
ORANaEs- Sound stock, Florida and Losis-
lRaa, 81 30 to s.
CuRNAETs--SGSAo.
PpuNKs--S@SNc.
We make the following quotations.:
Malaga IemonG, per box, s.; Malaga,
grapeg per barrel, s. Coz Malaga grapes, per
half barrel, $3.50: California grapes, per 20 III
boxes, $500; California pears, per box,
$3.50; oocoenutss per huadrcd 81,
raissns, layers, now, per box, S3;
raisins, London layers, per box, $3.50; ohes-
nuts,d omesttc, per pound, ls@l1 c; al.
monds per pound, 23824 cents; filDort5
10 cents Brazll nuts, per pound, 10 cents;
peanuts, fancy Virginia, per hundred lbs 81
Ggs, In "a lb boxes, per III, meme I;
applea, fancy, per barrel, $3.50; apples, choice,
per barrel, 50 h0@Sii potatoes, per barrel,
lRoss), $50; potatoes, per barrel !, Peer Sasl
81 90 onions, per barrel, "a 6uQ9et. 30; garlic,
per string, 20 ceuis; dateR, In trails, per
pound 0cents;k barrel, none; kroutper
half barrel, ,noue; popcorn, prize boxes, per
half gross, u SO; New York factory Cheese,
per pound, IL cents; western cheese, per
pound, IA cents; choice cabbeges per crate,
Sl'O95,O 10 pure apple vinegar, per ganon
70 cents.
PEoANs. Per bushel So
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miscellaneous Orooors' stoen.

CpANtERmas--s2 1893 per bushol.
RtoU-Wholesalo Z W ~.
sAGT--In barrel, SECS. Liverpool IN
az Cks, 90; fine, u 81 Rock Sl.50 per saok.
10 ~; Trade Mark, l3li Cream 0, Ginger
Snaps OK TO 10.
LEAp-SC per ID.
soar olive, SIC. pcrpouudi Blue India, ca
A Cola Lul'aS Soap Works; Pale Olive, &C;
Cambrc 30 per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company: Cyclone, "a; Pale olive, o. Extra
Oliv6, ~ cant, per pound.
DEANs--4&t}ao. per pUUnd.
CAEDLES-Star, full WHY, light wt l3},.
CHEEsE--Clear Spring, lSc; Factory to 70.
HomEY AND GMrs-Sj@S5. 10 per barrel
eAuEG kRAur For halt narreltB.lO.
AprLEsS3 7j to 81 90 per barrel A stan
dard barrel Of apples contains II pecks
OEIoNs-Per barn o., "a rs.
PorAroEs-93 q per barrel In saelia,
VI % per bushgl
Dm.D PEAoEEs.-unpoe!ed 30, peeled l29
per pound.
COAL OTL-Below are revised quotations 10
4. test: IN barrels - Vuntg, per case OK gall
lpn cans ~ %, andt gallon IS ceuti,
CLoTims tlNs-Round, t5ci spring, 81 Copper
COX.
GaAuees-.-y: cusbol, Iron bound, $3.50 per
ao1ea; two-h0Op pGils, - 10; thTeu.boop, % 30.
WuBs--Threc nest, o. .&g0s5,t 90; eight nest
8.2li No. l, per dozen, SIC; No. 2, $500 No.
Y .lj.
WAsnpoAgDs--wood, \ .35i zinc, 81 80, New
WILL BGCHETs-Rl. G@g4.75 per aoaon.
POWDER o.. 40 per kcg of % pounds; l2A do
o., 40 "a do, 81 1885, blasting kegs, G4'25
suol--DrOp, bag, S3.l5, buck $40.
MACKkREL--No. ! harreiG, go: half-harrels,
1885, Kits, T. pomda, Sli No barrels, 50.
CANDY-stlck, E&l5c, = pound. Fancy, 10
te Sc
INE-Concentrsted, 81 G5@SS.G1.
Rf,aur all la NY. D. Hna
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General Notes.

The consolidation Of the great telegram
pmpanlAs OF The continent Wss too big Nn
Font to die cut rs u sensation of one day ever
Il New York.
~ of $50 00O0e6 of which the Western UniOR
itereSt VIII retain s1S V00tlO, the American
,fnlOn 4ls,OvO Oo0, and the a b. IntlO aud Pacific
E,OOO,QlO, This lrdicales q ScrlD Dividend on
per cent, on Western UfiQn, 10 per cent on
american Union, aud . yglunton OF 1854 per
lsnt, on tue third stock, III Is alleged ,hnt
iandsrbilt unltaded Western IlalOn al frsm
M down TOGO, that Gonld broke the market
9lrleen points by short sales. * Ia evident
tat these operators have acted In concert but
2Et Gould dictated the terms OF consolidation
pune estimates place their profits ~ hlgh "a
~ ooO,OuV. They slaughtered friend
~ foe alike, Vanderbilt comes
y for moro abuse than Could and for n Won
f,r. He 70 accused CT assembling and living
wou,d rather be as poor as an to-day :"
n ia one grieVtd operator, "than to be In VIII
4 nm II. NAnderbllts bed tonight, His poal-
4pn has bson understosd by every one OF lila
4 pat iatimnte friends, as the market shoyva
IA tn's particular stock alone no and GOuld
~ ye been partners, NJ has besn proved over
y over agsin ever since tho stock wsg ut l04
IA since that timo 1t has been dowR TO IT y
'frhere are now 1000 members OF tho N.xv
'fprk cotton exchange, which Ia the maTlnnn,
amber contemplated BATH by ite feundsrs Sn5
N the present board OF directors, Shortlv 10
re November, 1870, there were forty sests
tsold. Upon the announcement Of the bnArd
on Nov.l the price of tho uusold scats
III uld be advanced from $4,000 20 ego 900 thsy
.Hre quickly disposed or since that tina
5are have been very few ssats In tho ma AZ
the tendency OF prices has been steadily
ward Members OF the exchange say tha
XIV isNot far of whsn tho seats Will readily
eng $4,000. A membership In the Parls
farss Costs about 900, 900 francs. 10 London
~ price OF seats In the cstton exchange ia
~, only about $3.50 but nm members arc "a.
ioisd TO brokersRs rur aoss, and are not
lowed 30 speculate. -
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Flsur ia rather quiet The supply it barely
moderate. We quote fancy family 10 cents
average. Rye -four sirer hundred. No buck
wheat flour reported on the market.
Potatoes are no: to be had at all.
oniops 81 30 to 81 Is per bari oil,
Apples, lemons and oranges arc tho same as
on Saturday, but with the demand for ap-
pies decidedly improved at 6: 80, IS rs and 81
per barrel
sugar is sicady.
CcfTss stln, but It has not advanced during
the last three or four days.
Balipg stun quiet with a baggius llE and
arrow tics %.
Butter is harder 10 sell. Holders vera MAKE
Ing concession or9 cents upon sound lots snd
Losing ohoies go at Is csHta thlR morning.
Eggs fetched 20 coma t)-day.
And so ran the leading ltems OF TIA Dsllss
market. Dry goods msu say they sold
littia olothlsg, aud boot and shoe d9gleH did
q fair business.
Tns demand for plantation implements Ia
rapidly increasing. with prospects good FOR
unusually brisE trade during the balance OF
the sullre year.
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pAL1As, MoNuAY AIrrmooN, !

The day has boon raw aud cold with Keen
norther blowiag, stray fakes Of snow, and the
clouds looking anything but favorable for good
weather. sgll trade WAS fair. Tho streets
were wen Glsd with strangers aud vihiclss'
Ordsrs we're liberal and spot purchasers max
ing up an average day s bulness. Merchants,
however, continue to complain that
their gross aggregate salo2 aud profits
are below what they were ut this time lss'
year. They Insist upon tho trsth OF their state
monte, that thsy have not, 90 far, done as VOL
as last winter. We do not douE! 1t, Thoy
muat not Target, however, that this has been
no fault OF the actual situation OF tho country,
which is far better OF for fact than It WAS
one year ago Tho whole fault has bean In
the unusual severity Of the wintYr. North
Texas has boon moro or lsss parAly2ed with
cold since the 5h day of last November, with
present Ospscts fer Il continuance very nat
terlng. 1t viii not last always, however, aad
whon over the country will be found In u
sound condition.
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CATTLE-COmied, els to SS grass do year
llusa, sa@Ss; steers, irons to . years old,
slhGf20; hsrn cove, sl5fSlS.
nc h9lN'sss so;Sl5 p9nies Ss' q Stg; 'arq
ole, SbQ to Sl2b.
NuLIs-Vrom drtssn TO 1ixtosp hands high,
S15 to tlt9.
noos-Op foet, 4SS5s. for Inferior toprlma
porkcrs.
MUTTON snRHr--Tasy ara qvotsblo alta, 5OeVS
p0r head.
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PRLIBIE CRlCKENs-Wa quote az 2Jo, apleca,
SQUlUgELs--Per dozen, 600
CHIcNENs--Ws qUc.s $225 for spring; for
grown, 81 20.
TuRKHYs--Wo quote Gee. 70 81 apiece.
DEChs-For tame, IKE; wild, 25c nplece.
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Meath mna Lard.

BACON -Leng clear Bldes az; short clear
So. Breakfast bacon lilo.
~ pOS sAir--long clear sides, 71Ii short clear
va.
ed do, lie. '"''-
LAab-.Tierce, sxi half barrel, 10Y; pals,
10 Opounds, III Spoupds, llA,
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sU0Ars.-Es quote; Powered ny; Crusha,
Nh, araRRlated IL; STANDARD A, 1917; White
eatra 9@9& extra dlo to -; Yellow sS to 100
Louisiana new white clarified lOt; yellow on ;
choice SIC; primo 1%e, fair IKE.
hoLAsSrs-Lo Nisiana choice Se, prime t0c
fair TO Sesd 4o0Ac
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CoaI mud wood.

0oAL-bGisu Nation, 9lS % par Ton, dSliy
area.
COKr--,O cents pr bsrrel.
WCOE- oak, hickory aud nah 81 40 Per
cord sawed stove wood Ia retailing. At the
rstUp OF SO 10 81 ppr cord.
CAARCOAL--e5 cents per barrel.
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The local banks still have great deal moro
cash than they can place upon safe intcrcst-
bearing paper Its chief smploymen! is In
moving tho crops comparatively litlo is
asked for by merchants and people At large.
We quote;
Exchange on all points buylEs at y to =
discount.
Exchange on all points selltHg u preplun.
Bank exchange buyingat par.
Y Money IL worth l, ~ and l}G per cant, psr
imonth.
NSrhlO uOlalt, ceht9'
MEX icAa uollRrS ..,..',,,,.,,',,.,s.'''oV
mexican hhlNGH .,..,.,,.,,,,,,''.''''s'p
Mexican quarters ..,,.,."..,....,.,.,lb
Gold, silver, greenbscka and silver cortifl-
lioates par. Either 10 paid over the bank coun-
ltcr upon demand. Greenbac6s ere nj
fmost always preferred. The number
lof silver certificates ailoat il constantly on The
.inprsase.
\ Finances at large Ore essy. The people seem
to have an ample supply to meet every leg IT,
slnstc demand, that Ia. thoae who work aud
govern their labor by reasonable amount Of
sbfaln power, and thors ia plenty of thar sort
of work 10 do in Texas.
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Cotton,
Cotton,
pnll and easlsr Wo note q decLino OF fully
Rutter aud Eggs.

E9aS--20. per dozen,
BurIRE-2O cents FOR oh1lSsi Tor infOrior
couatry and Texas, Is TO 70.
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goEFRE-Rio, common, i4Oj ordiHNry, -;
fair, l41$ good -; prime, - choice, l54@lj:
Luguayrs, 10; Java, 2sW&)d,
TEAS--Imperial, from Sj0Sjc, per peurds
Ypasg Tyson, 4O@gOi Ooiong, l50tGci Japan,
EQEbbCr
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HI0Hs--Dry Mint, lS pounds md upwards, Il
dry kps, fires OF grubsl u c. gruDb kips nc;
All damaged, wet or dry half price; deer
sklnG sec, sheep Gklps from 25o. G5gC each
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ALE-stock ale, per dozen, s. 1898, 80; Por-
ter, per dozen, s2GS2 SO.
boTTLE BEER-St. Louis quarts $lS, pihts
SO 50. BudNiser, sl2 pints SIS se'
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Fish md oysters.

FIsH-l9Hc. per ID.
gg)YsTERs- per can % ceEis fer Baltimore, 30
MatlagOrdRs,
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sHArTS.-.A o. 5ej g $3.50.


PEAoHHs--a sounds, iSl o. pounds
81 10.
ToMAToas--9 pounds, 81 49, pounds,
0l.70.
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A POSITIVE CURE.

Without medicine, ATLAN,S SO,rrprt,
MEDlCATED BOUGIES Patented CCt Re
ls,6. One Dor '-''" N0'' 40
10 wiz cure any case In four days, or less.
no VIII cure the most obstinate cgee' no
mater o. how long standing. ~
no hause1us doses Of cubels. cctalrg. or oil
OF naslwool that are csrtam 10 pTolHeo 5isl
Peps,a ey destroying The coatinga Of the
MI, rllSs; ri % Sold by all druggists, Or mailed
BOT iUi tler pur iculars aend for circular.
7. o, Box ,5S3. j. c. ALLEN 90 60
John street. New York va %
Quick. ssfe 8ud sure cure.
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Fine, %; medium, 22;f hsavy, 200 Black
bury snd dirty, 20 10 cenllc G.
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GRANT & AULL-,
Is South Sd Street. Philadelphia. Ps,
nv @n L. O. X @sa

Iran'aet geaeral Banking Business, In
atockaOn New York, Boston ana pblaGelnhio
Exchanges, f'''"
Special attention to Eastern busincss or in
terror nrmB and bankers
Colleciions made, Money LoAnad at 6por
per cent. unsatisfactory parer and coliHteraie
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BONES, BeesuAx and TalISw.

BoNRs.-we quote mixed Sc ~ 10 81 psr ton,
noHNs-2h los cents per pair
TALLow.-Four and half To ave cenls per
pound whOlesale. Retail cents.
BEEswAx..Wa ssOte lec 10 70 cents Per
pound.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS
Up. MuRPHE

iho state and county nd YaloterS" t0I.s Tor
March next az which time the ofIce win 6o
CLOSED ant deiinqueut lists are made ont Va
are required 10y law TO make fual 40 tlem,,t
~ July LIST, and the present law requires Thar
an personal property he exhausted hefnre
lands can be advertised TO taxes. Therciotoo
10 Nio" OF the large amount OF work to bo
done, and the short tIoo allotted In wbicb ~
perform me same 1t win be Impossible to eSy
.enu lhe ulHe FOR payment beyond March lei
Al PERSONS Wno owe tho etat9 aud countv ~,
lot asoS" Year will consult their interest IN,
sstI.gMen. y ths same before expiration ri
the lme, and thereby save cost Vi
Respectfully, W. Il. PRATTEp
NaS'Gcllestor Of Dallas county
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MEDICAL.

Illustrates Marriage omle, 80 pages. clolA
and silt sindMs, 90 cents; game IN paper
covers, IS cts. Manhood, 10 ceHJs, Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, ccnts-sccurely
scaled, b. mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
w St Chnrlns SLrnet. ST.. louis. DO.
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I.aesing and Fios


BASGtNu--s t3pdgrG. ~ to llT-
AHEcW Jrs a. 3jper bundle.
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Buy your apples at st. Louis prices, at
DeStefano Bros,
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MONEY AND TRADE,
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION

Cotton Gets Black Eye aud IN OH
Grsin Steady -MeotSsteady- Cen
ernI Groceries Unchanged
COuntrg Produce 0Nist
with Dutier OH-TEo
Price Of Money
and OF Xxx
change.
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SHIPPING NOTES,

The Am bk u W Almy, arrived last Saturday from
San Francisco has discharged all her freight aud load
cd with fui cargo, for san Francisco, Tor which port
shc viii sail to-day from Brewer ~ Cos wharf.
The Am tern Jordan IL at the EsplanAdc opposite
The Custom House disebaringi she VIII be out tonight
latter patt otnext week.
The brit bk Niola is at the old Steamship wharf dis
changing general cargo from Livcrpoui after which
che will proceed to Portland Oregon, for which port
she has partial eargo,
The Brit bk LlAzie lrcda, has finished dlscharging
aud hseed out IN the strcaui she will probably sail 10
day for Victoria, 4. Il.
Tho German bk Hermine Is In the stream QuarAntiu
ed where she will probably remain for another week
The Am bktnc kla arrived from san Francis on tl
ith, has discharged all her carO, taken f load and
sailed yesterday ioi San Francisco with pumber OF
passengers,
The Chinese stm Meefoo sailed on the ioth for San
Francisco taking no passengers from this port
The An estnc tonsuelo Is due from kshulut; she will
lHad with dispatch for San Francisco, sahng within
three OF four days AFTER her arrival at this port.
The sim Septiusa is due from China
rae y haendei Is overdue from Bremen being It's
days out
fae Fans 8 Australia viii be due fom the Colonies
on Monday next On roate IN san Francisco.
rhc nrt bs Mary Mildred, Brown master, arr we'd AZ
htlo Hawaii, On The ID Inst. ~ days from Hongkong
having broke her rudder IN long las lat slaS She
put Into lilo TO have RAIDER made. she L. bonnd
70 Naneoasers Island, and belongs 10 s,dney, Austria
rhe Am sehr Twilight whisnvy master. arrived at
Hilo on the Si inst. from san kfancisSo.
We hear thai there has been rail report Of the pro
eeediags ofthe Captain OF the Ser,aan steamer Qanta
regarding his Violation of quarantine laws sent TO hi.
goNernnsnt az Berlin BY the Goa this pQrt
The next mail from San Francisco may H. expected
ey the Am esneJ Afalk,neaEg some uh,s nsxt week
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IMPORTS.

Prom Llssrpool, psr Nola, Feb s--0rinhAum 4 Co.
Is bales elanActs bale towels, dTy goods hags
snot ~ exs powder, 10 balcs dry goods, laskfeid & 90
- bales eass trucks, ~ ~ heels. hGEs n pkgs
iFee ssfs. tEa tahles; 4 II ps,ies ex sGeber ~
hian hgos. @ hats lScs hlan Qutens Hospital
n pkg dTassi Phillips Co, spkgs dry goods; Casts
Cooks 40 druUs on bales bas 90 tcns coal; Order
~ g spirits, ~ bale. bag; W Nast.Flspe a Co 80
ssks splfits, laS els porter 81 pkls hqaors NAcAr
iane Co G. iadss Order, hsles han ksls al cascs
soap, ureea. ~ pkgs railway, (. pkgs ir,aauars,
order, - haes bA.s 80 csAs ccnaeRt. s5ell bick iu
ssAs beer Ss 6 ale lea co,hiug, spkss ir0nwArc;
Hail .N Sou, ~ pASs Lardware. - go Il. ~ :
From Canton, per MeefOo Feb s-lilsp KS n,ase 10
various ShinSse hsms.
fr0n san ffSnsiseo, per Ella, Feb SC Brewer a Co
r,o~es. IN sks b4riey, ~ hs,cs kay, i as csts ID
sks barley, A> sks bgsr - iron tGbes, bbs glue bbs
clay, PIKE, - ehiokeas. - sks potatoes Hank aAs
nas, lspkes irvRwascs n Levy, besSes, Na..on,
horses, II Bales hay, nawsety, @kles hay sS sks
sils, ~ s.ss hSFlsss Aelnstay sss hoots Hacknd
%. "a " sks fsars My \ 90 saAned ;s>S- ss
er sSs a0al, - pkgs raisins, Naterhonse, 5 60
nstses \ . Hall i sor, q 6 hasiwArc sstoNes, "
Lsns. sssss VssssA y l..fkEl sSss srYs sris,, |
Ssstaa "a pkss sasess; hArt bsos y pkss groceries,
Aess@,se, ~ - sss>ssIs.s y Mssfas.sss %
~ es g,ni Mskthln, 10 % dtass. Bsllss = ca "
pkgs srSssses, = bills saa.on; Aotsehl lAssst = Co ~
G. s'sArs .-Ssk, Lss Swing maShinss, g sA9t
helcsn kfos, ~ g nat eili y Robinson. g lrs
S>etss AN feirye & Co II bales cotton duck, II u.
ehsadissy " Irwin 60, e2gEiSss, krsn. 50
1dses bssgd sf ucaith, p1g nase, Lyman RsSs ~
pkss dry soods "a 6 seS's aad Shoes, sss pan,s ~
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Tho present cases are all traceable directly TO
the steamship Qfiatd which arrived on the 10Th Of
January, reporting clean bill of health and there
was no sickness ON board. There had been four
deaths on the passage, and the Captain being
strictly examined reported that they occurred from
no contagious disease and there was reason TO
II was not until after the ship had sailed that
descrters from her Unlimited that the deaths that
occurred on board had heen caused from the small
pox, and two persons &C., Chinese, were found on
King street who were lightly affected with tho
disease.
As far as can learn, with the exception OF those
two persons, there has been no appearance OF tho
smallpox amongst tho Chinese passengers who
arrived on the steamer, aud it was from the crew
that the disease has been communicated 20 our
people.
Now II must be clear 10 you all that no vigilance
OF our officers could guard against the fnisrep.
resentatuns Of the Captain.
lou may be assured that my heart Ia full OF
anxiety and trust that the disease will not make
progress amongst us
am doing and shall continue TO do all in my
power to prevent its spreading and most earnestly
exhort the people TO assist me by using every pre-
ventive means, by obeying the instructions OF
those in authority. and particularly the medical fac.
ulty and most especially exhort the people TO re-.
sort to the vacciuating ofcors nnd % abstain from
meeting together In large crowds, and to report all
casea OF sickness. Upon this point, wish 10 be
very impressive. IL IN matter of personal knovl-
edge TO myself that within these few days, persons
sick with thia disease have been carried away and
attempted 60 be carried AWAY TO be secreted In the
country WHcrc tnoy Cpulu nave no lneucal assist
| ance, and would make new ceutres for its spread
among other people who might not otherwise be
| exposed to IL.
ask you my friends what vigilance could pro
vnil nganst the criminal folly OF socrcting persons
| who may be attacked by this disease?
again oXhort you and request you 10 exhort tho
people that come with your influence to take every
means to bring to light every case OF sickness and
| assist those who are appointed to watch over the
people and be assured that will do all In my
| power TO secure the very best advice and assist
ance that may be accessible to me.
| s.e-. .U.. IdtfuoKkrAsI u. II.
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cow BRcIAL.
RoY0LnLH. Ftn. ia- iasl.

HONOLuLU, FTB "a. 1891
Busness for the week 10 havc suffered cobsid.
efaby from The outbreak Of Tho presalllng epidemic.
and the nrcossafy enforcement ~ quarantine laws aud
restrictions In eonsequtnoo
The spcl of southefy weather sii continues, there
by roHfding tho movements Of ooaators etc. nnd add
Ing somewhat 10 tho dnilness of the times though the
expedition 10 disehargng and loading our Han Fran
cisco packets has been something unprccc cdonted for
long tlmc. The Eils returned yesterday with fui
cargo and the Amy rets IN to-day similarly favored
CONTRARY to the Published cargo Hat NJ the vessels
which arrived on Friday and Saturday last from ~,
Coast, pleased TO be- sblc To report mach larger
receipt ofhny and grain, also other looked Tor com
moditlcs. than expected, which relieves many In
the community though W. have not heard Of any redue
tlon ~ yet In market rates for the same,
ny ~ oversight our export NJ sugar cx Discovery
last week much larger than she was able to carry
The correct figures shond have been 9iefis pounds
We call attention To Tho sale to-day by Mr. Barlow o
the very desirable tract of land Of NJ Marques nea
rnnhhou with its aftesian we'll, comprising about g
acres,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-02-12
MEMORANDA.

Report Of the Brit bk Viola Price MastcrLcft Liver.
pool sept is had light winds TO the equator which
creased In ~ ". 20 days from Liverpool. Had 5. L.
AS Cape Frcyo from thence To Cape Horn cncountcrcd
heavy gales from West aud sonth. Was 93 days from
Liverpool to tho meridian OF Cape Horn, had very
heavy weather un the Cape, with heavy gales from tho
West and shipped considerable water on board Reach
pool from ~ \. TO the equator, had light southcry
winds. Crossed the equator IN the Pacific the lJist
which W. had strong aud lost them again in is n then
had long spell OF .alms during which the barometer
the Islands, encountered terrible gales from :. W. to
\, W. which lasted Tor days with an unusual high
sea during which lost Jib-hoom and smashed the
wheel and had 60 the ship with tackles for three
days while We repaired the waccl We then had ligh,
airs aud calms Honolulu where We arrived Feb 9th
ltS daNs from LIVERPOOL All we'll