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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

VIZ published last week tbs nio-tus-ry report Tor
February. The table is well drawn up and does
credit 10 Captain Browns care II keeping his
records We notice that twsnty-three died m
attended and that two died from oaaSss unknown
That crowu-up people, II they choose 10 do So
shoald die without medical attention. is one Of
those things that the law cannot prevents but 1t
certainly could prevent children frum being 50
neglected In his report the Minister OF Interior
before the last Legislature The Agent for the Board
Of Health w-r,lte about this subject as follows:
hope the authorities, by eo-eperat0n with our lcg
isistve representatives, vii oeain the passage O such
20 obtain medical attendance for eei&ren; and also
make u necessary 10 pruee cersiaozts q the cause
catc cf burial can b. granted and il ease no physician
has attended the deceased person, the certificate Of
cause of dsatn issue from the Co-uuer.
Nothing could BE- better than this suggestion
bet it was never acted upon. Las. month seven
children below the age Of ten were allowed TO die
unattended. and every month tells the same sad
tale. This is disgraceful; il is blot upon the
civilization upon which we are supposed TO pride
ourselves In England there Is set known as the
Peculiar People who believe only IN the efficacy
Of prayer where people are sick. As long as they
trs 10 prayer only for adults, the Law allows them
to take their own course, and die as they please
bat wherever a child has dled without medical
attendance. they are at once brought before the
magistrates and severely punished. We can n
member nearly dozen instances Of r. We pre-
sumo nothing can Be doGe by the Government
until the next meeting Of the Legislature. and then
this matter ought 10 be presented as early as pos
sibls 70 that body.
Only yesterday We heard Of child dying who
had been SICK four days It had had some slight
throat Or chest trouble; a fns. healthy. we'll
nourished child The parents lived within a
stones throw OF the hospital. but they hsd never
asked for any sdv.ee. When demonstrated with,
the father sud he had iot kad tiaas! Certainly
the conduct Of such man shows criminal neglect
Of his child and We ought to have Law that
would reach such Offenders
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CTPREME COURT OF TWE Ia
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

SUPREME COURT OF THE IIA-
- waiian Islands. In the matter Of THOMAS SPEN-
GER, an alleged Bankrupt
THoSAs SrESoER Of Iiilo, Island Of Hawaii, having
been this day declared bankrupt at hearing before
Chief Justice Harris petition of Andrew Wech. il
was ordered that notice be given the creditors Of said
Thomas Spencer present their claims and prove the
same; aud that due publication thereof be made, for
three consecutive weeks in the &" Hawaiian Gazette"
Now therefore, Notice Is hereby given that TIL RsDAN
the 3Td day Of MARCH, A. ID. ISL at ~ o'clock A. NJ
at the Court Room AZ Aiiioani Hale Honolulu. be the
time aud place for all such creditors appear and
said claims. BY the Court
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk Supreme Court
Honolulu. Feb. i4, 1851. SO %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

Many persons Of wealth and taste in New York
City are making an elegant pastirne in privately
illustrating fine books with choice engravings and
photographs collected from all over the world
Some use only the choicest artiSt-pruofs enormous
lv enrchlng the text. Robert Hoe, Jr. one Of the
printing press manufacturers, has collection of
over 1000 volumes. valued at nearly $4,000.
Among these are set OF AlliSon'S History of
Europe illustrated with over 1900 artist proofs of
famous works Of art and an elegant copy Of
lzssk Walton. with enough charming English
landscapes and lovely bits OF lake and stream TO
drive one distracted.
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LIREl

~ c. Brewer & co.-Agents- -
Ae4E Favorable arrangements cau always BE- 1llA.
made for storage and shipment of Oil. Bone Wool.
Hides and gther Merchandise 10 EcH Bedford Boston,
NeE York ana other Eastern Portr, s-Cash adrarr~s
made. TOly c. BREWER Co
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NOTES.

"KrSe KNIIKAUA........ha has won the love Of
loyal people.r-P. c. 4, Feb. 18th. a people
ruled through the heart and by love. is "a King
dom Of Heaven. p. {. L. March 5th. frOm
which We must naturally deCUce ths1 IN the z. {.
4's mind the KINGDOM of Hawaii ard the hing
dom Of Heaven are synonymous terms. There
sssy be angels here. but hasn't he got 3 little
mixed about the color
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POUSD NOTICE.

1NTHE FOLLOWING FaSTRATS WILL
~ be sold at the Government Po1nd a Eoh0ialoa,
Iarolrlz a. - O'Clock uoou- Tuesd1y. March ith.
follows so-Tei horse. b-zHd right \ black horse.
h-af efr side Of the neck Undesirable bay horse,
brand riehf- uudisgil-Sislzhie black Fare br1nd
right Is. Iefr over 80 The black mare that has
be7 ssverr.ed before Is not eorrerr- AI=0 spotted
pig to be sold March ssa. > b kAAI hUG-
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In the Exchequsr Court, London. case has been
brought up by the Attorney General to prevent the
Telephone Company from infringing the privilege
conferred on the Postmaster General by the tele-
craph Act Of lSt9 The defendants contended that
the telephone Is not q telegraph within the mean
ing Of the Act. The case called for the eXanlrlH-
ton Of q large number Of scientific Witnesses and
II successful would have enabled the railway
companies 70 eyade the monopoly which had been
purchased by the Government on behalf Of the
public. The Telephone Company lost their case.
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II is announced by the United States officials in
charge, that II will require an appropriation Of
S5l0,O0O,O00 10 pSy of the arresrs Of pensions
bill' passed BY Congress. Secretary Sherman was
laughed AT for saying. while the bill was before
these arrears Il was claimed that eight OF ten
millions would be the maximum amount. The
" arrears are not properly ' arrears but pen
sioners Of various new classes crested out OF sur
VIyOrS Of all the wars Of the United States, witt
dsmagOgic design Of influencing the soldier
vote" chiefly. Many soldiers signed memorials
against the passage
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

1EEE San Francesca th'oai-Le contains an account
of a recent visit to Juan Fernando, or Robinson
CrIsoe's Island The ship Z. RHg and the bark
Elise, having come into collision during furious
hurricane OF Cape HON. the EJiss vent down her
crew being rescued. and we're put ashore at their
own request On Crusoe's Island. Captain LYONS
Of the 4. Riag, offered to take the crew to San
Francisco. but they preferred to land. They sig
nailed the island, and 2 boat losd Of Chiians and
German came OF and took them away. They
expected 10 pet away within thirty DAYS In q snip
for Valparaiso There Is a German colony at the
island, and Il furnishes living for several hun
dred people, who cut wood and ship TO Valparaiso
The island Is described as vell-Eo0ded and attrac-
tive, With port which looked to be quite little
town" L Is dependency Of Chill.
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does not echo any sentiment prevailing among
those whom Ee knox, b1t the pzrazraph IN the
4drsrfiasr echoes the persistent eifort which It's
EdIt1r is always making o. string II blood
betEsen natIvss and forsigneEs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09
PLANTERS LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO

az c. Brewer a co.-Agents. a
80 Merchandise received storage Free. ~
and H5eFal easl advances made shipmcufs bT this
IIne ~ lY 9. aHEWEn 9 20.
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Total number Of cases since the commencement.
30 Deaths, 81 A Iittle over 80 Per cent
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lfrH embellishments.
WANTED.
TO LET
Notice.
To Lease, or on Shares.

UVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE THE
use Of on Shares VIII lease about 40 acres OF
land with 10 herd of cattle chiefly female. and from 10
70 - mares FOR mule raising The Iznd i parity fenced,
and there i dwelling horse upon il within one E1ile
H. y. .GREEEWELL.
* IN Koua Hawaii.
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l. population ot ths United States. br ths

THE population of the United States, By the
census Of 1880. Is placed al 51152, ,z59-a greater
population than that Of any nation IN Europe e1-
cspt Russia. which has over 100000. Germany
has 42.I37.S0O; Austria Hungary, S7.SSl. 40 +;
France. SS9O5.7SS; Great Britain and Ireland
S4.l6U,0Oo; Italy. 27,769t75; Spain. 1652551I The
" AmAnach de Gotha' gives as the total pOpula-
ton Of Europe, 311,76S7l5. The United States,
With an area nearly equal. has only about one
sixth as many inhabitants. The whites alone of
the United States. on the other hand number A.
OoQ00; showing the largest white population Of
any nation in the world. unless Russia-Cbi and
India being clssseS as yellow nations.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

a III PERSONS AXE HrEMEuT WamEEB
- ae1lugf irespaasing % nHd upon ffc strr1u A
Waipabu. knoNn ~ he WAfPAHr STnEAN. A. d "a
ny nientlon 70 pfosteate ~ fespassfs % itr licsi
eIicnf 81 he law.
- 81 q a W. BUSH.
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. LOUIS
AND HAWAIIAN
COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS ACADEMY,
un--rr naErY "


THIS INSTITUTION BEING RE
j. mote from city allurements, is an acknowledged
safeguard for mOraisfUr salubrY Of climate u gnri
vailed The buildings largeaud commOdiouz, while
the grounds afford the pupils opportunities FOR health
fnl exercises
Unremting attention viii be given The intellectual
and moral culture Of the pupils. NonCafholle pupils
viii b. free attend the religions exercises not
cording az their parents or guardians may desire
PuDs received af any time during the year. 10
reduction viii be made from regular charges, except for
absence caused By protracted illness.
No leave Of abuce during the scholastic year except
az the College vacation. 0r By special permission.
Each pupil mast on entering obtain one sut Of mi
form. which with al other necez-ary clothing &C. &c.
will be furnished moderate cost b. the College, but
OF these viii Be provided By the College unless by
special arrangement
Payments are o be made quarterly, and invariably
in advance
nierciz: Latin. Greek, French spanish German and
Ifaiian taught.
Particular attention win be paid 20 the English Ian
zacc in al its branches Literature Pure and Mixed
Mathematics. History, GeogTaPhy, Chemistry and Nat
Ror Board, Lodging. Tuition and Washing, per
SchOlaeuc Year. SD "
Entrnns = iog0
Husic. vocal and instrumental, Drswing and Modern
1-ee-exffae
DAY PUPILs-scnior rClass.......-..--......s.2 go %
Junior Cla.s..-.-....--..--..-..- % "
TIE Scholastic Year consists of two Sessions each
eompr.ing period Of I've months. The first session
commences On the sth Of Augusti the second On the
SHh o. Jannasy.
REV. ". J. LAKk1S- Presi6snt
No. - Reretanfn Il.
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g,rpaI .4drrrtisrnlrnfs.
SsUPREME.COURr OF THE HAWAII

SSUPREMEsCOURr OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands. in the matter Of the Bankruptcy OF
THOMAS SPENCER.
Notice hereby given that meeting OF the creditors
who have proved debts against the estate OF said
Thomas Spencer. to the amount OF siO or more, VIII
be held 80 the Office OF the clerk OF the supreme Court
at Aliiolani Hale, in Honolulu, WEDNESDAY, the
18th day OF March Instant At 10 O'Clock a NJ. for the
purpose Of ecctug Assignees Of said bankupts estate
pursuant TO the statute. A. ROSA,
Honolulu, March Sd 1881. Deputy Clerk.
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands, In probate. In the matter Of the
estate CT MARY ELLEN NEVILLE, a minor Order
TO show application OF Guardian for order OF
sale 81 real estate.
On reading and aling the petition Of Marcus Col
burn the Guardian n the person and property Of Mary
Ellen Neville, minor praying for order Of sale OF
certain real situated in Konr, Hawaii, belonging
TO her said ward and setting forth certain reasons why
such real estate should be sold.
Ii is hereby ordered that the next OF kin Of the said
ward and all persons interested in the said estate a
March A. ID, 1851, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, az the Court
Room OF this Court in Honolulu, then aud there 10
show why order should not be granted for the
sale OF such estate.
And is further ordered that copy OF this order be
published least three seecessiTe weeks before the
said day Of hearing in the Hawaiian Gazette news
paper published In said HtH,oulu.
Dated Honolulu II. l., February Ilth, ISL
A FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest: JNo. E. BASARp, Justice supreme Court
IHN.-N~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

TIE following information may be interesting
Just now. incubation vas introduced into Enc-
lane II lT22 and vaccination was announced BY Dr.
Jenner Ii lISS, but be had been engaged IN tx
perlmeuts for nearly twenty years before. Small
PIX raged IN parts Of London, and thousands died
IN 1ssS11- There were many casss IN London II
lo16o bet the deaths we're principally among those
who were UKyacciuated. Smallpox has In times
passedcommItteS great ravages among populations;
II the middle Of lass century millions of people
perlShed IN Russia IN london In I725, one out Of
fourteen died Of s1nsl-poS, aud in France in 1884
the rate vas IN ten. Il Is great pity that 1t
seems impossible to get fun statistics about the
deaths and recoyerels II these Islands.
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A)auaiian 0azette.

Esr NoDVs N EEBrs.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9. lssl.
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FOR SALE.

- ONE MORE COTTAGE AND
n, Lot situated fhe corner u Lrnsiiio and
II Piikoi street. 8nan payment dorE sod ne
- balance iD inFfallmrutss For paFticnl1rs m
qure of the cEDer r 6sanniss, on The greulscs er
q S. Dole, Esq. An
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

lis woven in the worlds great plan
And fxeG hy Heavens decree.
That all the true delights Of uian
Skoaid SpriuE fron sympathy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

A---aa-A.a s'si-lA W. AAlattaa-a
o1cc 0f the Boa-t q, Heath Honolulu. Feb. p, 1SS,
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For al and Turner p1rtlculars. apply 70
REV. ". J. LAKklS. Presifisnt.
No. - Beretanis q.
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II. FuRETE.
ShiFping.

ceneraI AGENT, honoIuIu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
Trade Topics.

Tho Michigan wheat crop, per adylees fenm
NJ Gsorye NJ. Lane, Of the Detroit Pos and
Tribune, who has reports nom thirty counties
10 TIE state, will be from two-thirds to three
foar,hs Of an average, and quality excellent
Corn, oats and POTATOES promise finc yield.
Tn, reports OF wheat indicate an uneven
We'd, Not few fields Throughout the state
give very large crop-vlz. rs TO 20 bu per
acre, WHITE others are toarceiy worm HARVEST
nope, with an average OF IL TO IL bu for The
tase ~ Isrvs. The oilclsl acreage MAY I. ISL
is placsi at !, 900 acres. This would give -
n. ths state, or nbort IA ee.quaiters OF q vrJI
non tho bisls OF 81, 600 ,0c0 bu for IN aversgi
To- The cat crop Is one OF the largsst an,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28

soLr-LxAruxp oAB-No. 3s@39;no 86G37
HKMLoCt- Buhalo slaughter. 50@3l
good 20; do good No. 2, &c; good DANCED ~.
OAK HARNESS LEArnRn-No. I, $50 do 30
HKMLooK-prlme, 81 do good 50, do No 2, s.,
FRENCH CALrsKIN-el.26 TO h.90, 90.
cording 10 quality.
do No LOO TO o. 10.
PHILADELPHIA kits-No /. Wc. to s,0
according TO weight.
smEEP sKiN.-Topping xxx per doIen $40 30
Linings, white e0'oO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28

Acld--benzeio per ounce, 25,
acid carbolic solution, 40 cents
crystals, b6c@$2 per Id; acid citric, 100 per 10
acid sulphuric, b-lOo per Id, acid tartaric, SOC
per lib; alum, 4@5e per Id. Ammonia car DO.
nate, &c perlbj assafoetida. goo per Id; balsan
copaiba, 75c per Id; borsx, l7c per Id blue
vitriol, l2c per 10; calomel, 1850 per lb Gallo.
mel (English), 81 20 per Id; camphor, refined
SOC per Id; cinchonidla, So per oz; chloTo-
form, 80 per Id; chloral, hydrat 81 75Ca2 OF
per ID; cream of tartar, powder, 3scto4G per ID,
gum. opium, IS 10 per lib; gum shellac &c pei
lb;morphine, $40 per OF ;oil bergamot $500 pei
Id; oil lemon, So 25 per lbj bromide potass, bOC
per Id; P w; iodide potass, 50 56per Id; IF
&W), quinine, sulphate,$2 so per OF. Seed
strychnine. crystals, 81 60 per o.
sugar lead, 25c per ID; noui sulphur, i@5c
per Id; salts epson, 3@5c per Id.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
Building Material.


BniCK-At the kline TO 50.
SroSx-Atthe Dallas Quarriea Sc per cubic
foot. II for foundation, l6 for wall, and rs Il
dressed front.
LUMBEH-Native rough pine 90 per thousand;
Dressed on one side, s22 80; Flooring, tongu-
cd and grooVed, S25; Dressed weather. boarding,
slIhi Thrse-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
tlS to Sl9.
sHIsaLRs-Cypress, So per thousand; Native
pine, sap, IS; do heart, 81 so.
LArHs-SS 90 at "a per thousand.
CRAENT- hosendale, % 50; Louisville,
So 90; Portland, Sc 80.
PLASTER FPAMs-Per barrel, "a at 81 so.
HAIh-Pe pound. 7Ho.
CENENT PLUEs. d inch, so oents; 7 inch, 40
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; d inch cap, 800;
inch ceiling joint, 81 l5j inch cap do, SOC.
DRAIN PIPES inch, 100 pr foot; ainch,
20oi Inch, S71Sc; lnoh, 40oj s inch, 6Oc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and ali oolors
Vi 81 per gallon. AL the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LlME-Coolered,- 2per bbl., bulk, 81 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28

sUaARs-we quote, Powdered l9x@l2H,
Crushed ~ Ia, A IL Ia; Granula,ed IL III
ta.oAid A IL Ia to II las White extra--extrn
C-to-; Yellow--Loulsiana white clarified
IL is TO II 1885, yellow clarified ~ l.Sto 10 Id
Open Kettles choice.
MoLAssKs.-IAuiaiana choice 00c, prime 5io,
fair TO good i5@60c, syrup 20 to 600.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28

We make the following quotations:
Reconsideration layer, new, per tox, s8 so;
layer,
BANANLs-Per bunch, pOmiual
GREEN APPLEs-Si 80 to 81. 90 per barrel
CUhRANrs-7h6oBko.
PEAcHEs-S1 SO to 50 so per bushel.
PEoANs-Per 10, retailj per Dushel, loose
80, 81 l5 to 81 20; sacked 81 so. % rs.
ORANGES Sicily, nominal.
LEMONS - Sicily per box, sSto 50
NUrs- Almonds rs per pound; BraE
100; flberts li@-j English Walnut
none; chestnuts, imported, 90 italian
%; peanuts, Tennessee red, 8hi cocoanuts
per hundred SO 80.
FIGS In, ID boxes, per 10, 10
POP ConN-Prize packages, per half gross
f22
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28

There was little doing In the grain markets
TO day, owing to lishtreceipts.
Wheat Is very firm ut current quotations.
Re,eipts to-day were less than they have been
on any day this week.
Corn onme In slowly to-day. Prices ara UT
changed.
oa,s are very prm OF quoted prices and are
in active demand, receipts light.
Lemons are very scarce and are higher. They
are quoted ate pail perbox.
Irish potatoes are nrm at eS rs per ba rel.
Apples are In moderate supply and
quoted at a 509i5 90 Ter bushel.
4 onlo ~ are quiet. They are quoted 60 CO@o %
per a'r,l.
Flour s.v,ry scarce and firm OF quoted
prl,es.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28

ALCoHoL--S2.oo 10 81. 4O per gallon.
WHsKY-Sweet mash, o. .259S4 %, soul
mash, 81 .60Gos5, aocording@age.
WINEs-C laret. In case, So .l5@e4; Cataw be
per gallon, u .lO9S2 Port, per gallon, 81 20 q,
%; Sherry, per gallon, 81 ,20G,S3; Madeira, pei
gallon, Sl.SO@S5; White wine, in osses, Si q
@Sl0.
observation-disclosures In baskets, SlsGoy2
aeidsieck, In basket, S2S; Krug, IN basket. 927j
Domestic champagne, 8l0dl6.
ALE-Stoch ale, per dozen, % 15pS2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, s9@S2 80.
Bottle BRER-St. Louis quarts Sl2, gplnts
II 50. Budwieer, ei2. pints Sl3 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28

BAOor-L5ng clear sides l2A; shor
olesr, l2ji Breakfast bacon l41ao,
ORY S.Lr-LOug clear aiues, ~, short
lear ny.
HAMS Canvased Az
LARD-Tierce l3x half barrel, 49,. pals To
10 pounds, III pounds, HA@l4x.
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best ever harvested In the state Corn Is gen
orally doing well, and with favorable weather
has promise OF good yield.
The Imp ortsir France from Russia for tn,
eleven months Iuue30, 1881, were =, OBJ, ).
lOl bu OF Whs the imports of Russia
Into The unite ON for the same period
have been Cqn I t'9,7li bu, and the i'm.
p rts into Fra England together from
Eussia were f. co M nths ended June
30, 1881, IL, 2ii, fwheat. There were
In addition 70 going some eAports oi
wheat fron Il Germany, Belgium,
Holland. Italy, e, Spain. Portugal and
Austro- Hungar tle Total exports OF wheat
from Russia fort Welve months ended July
u, 1881, will have Lot much exceeded 20, 000,'
600 bu.
Large quantities of corn and oats are being
moved out OF this market by rail. Shpgers 10
Interior points appear to be taking advantage
of the low frelghts. Railroad freights are
weak, on the basis 0fl2H to l5c per l00lb for
grain and l6k 10 20c for provisions to New
York. For eign frelghts are quotabe for Soc
for grain and Ale Tor provisions to Liverpool,
and SOC for provisions to Antwerp.
Gold BARS.
over 81, 900 900 in broad, salmon colored
bars or bricks OF gold, occasionally darkly
Hinged with eopper-like coating, says the
Philadelphia Times, arrived recently at the
United States Mint. They came on In 100
wooden boxes about two feet square and foot
deep. AneSpiess wagon with several custo-
dams carried them and they were rolled and
dnD,ped into the weighing room like 80 much
lead. To tbs men IN the mint. the
1aily handling of fabulous sums OF
the precrous metals begets an indiifer-
euoe that puts It on par with the c0mmonest
merchandise. Not an ounce OF 1t, however,
is free from the closest scrutiny while within
these walls. Although man may walk In
from the street and Stand at step before the
open door of the Weighing room vault where
$50 900, 600 Is stored, with but single official
In sight, II would lied but slightest alarm TO
have score OF men with loaded weapons in
their hands standing ON the spot. Unlike
foreign mints, no display Of armed protection
OF the treasure, is made, but tt . precautions
never heless are complete The la go consIgn-
msnt came from the yer's Cflice in
New York, EacL hON contained o
''melt," or In other words, the
entire refined conterts OF u cruClble,
each varying in quaint j., a every brick
Was numbered. The men who do the heavy
work opened the boxes, took oil the paper
wrapings. and pli ed the bricks upon the scales
bricks Into the vault. The entire weight was
26G O69 Is ounces troy. or oyer eleven tons The
actual net wight valuation was t5,l0i,I68 81.
Ifany one could cunt thirty dollars every
minute, and ksep 1t up without stopping, II
would take within fraction of four months to
count this amount In coin. In the mint all
the counting is done by weight and measure
Piles Of various kinds Of coins are measured,
and ifthey are the requisite number of inches
each way, and the weight coIrespo Dis, The
number and value Is set down far more ao-
curately than If the money had been con ted
by the Geaftest fingers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
seeds.

9InnAs xiLLzr--we quote 81 80 DER bushei,
Garden, Bots. per paper retail. Wholesale
lk TO . cents per paper.
Cottop-At the OIL Mill,S6 per ton,