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Licenses Expiring in October, 1882

R~eiuiI-Ouhu.
, yor Kee AZ Co, Nuuanu street, Honolulu
, Chung Faa, Hsea, KoOlanpoko
4 J Lyons, Fort street, honolulu
4CYWo Chong, N9uanu street,
) Ton Hin, Nuuanu street,
& Broplie. Spear & Co, Fort street,
6 Rwone Lee Yuen & Co, Maunakea street,
6 lien Wo Sin Kee, Nuuanu street,
10 + o Hall & Son, corner Fort and King streets,
10 Hang Ian Kee { Co. Hotel street,
10 Frank Brown. Merchant street
10 10 y Wii5er & Co. corner Fort and Queen streets.
IL Kan Yeck. cor Merchant and Richard streets
- A l. smith, Fort street;
IA Lsn Qui, Nuuam street &
II IMa Zee Y ST. lice, Hing street. Z
Il Fook Tai, Nuusnu street, !
20 SG $ fe 9s II CO. COR ri Hotel and NnGsnu streets.
Fl Hui KaIepa Hooulu Pono Karlstiano o ma Opio' Wal
% All t chow, Iiiihis Street, Honolulu
% Hop Jan & Co. Nuuanu street,
"a NJ Phillips & Co. kaahumanu street. y
90 t & II waterhouse, Queen street,
81 Frank Antone, Nuuanu street.
81 Chun Kee, School street,
K~e,nii-Maui.
3 AIama, Paia, Makawso
IS Kim Faa chong; Pai1, Makawso
10 c Hop & Co, Kshului
70 II W cn h a pes Msi,R KoolA"
80 Gee Lung, Nalkapu
KrtniI-H.wnii.
1 Hitchcock & Co, Papaikeo, Hilo
i R Ryer9ft' PohGihi' Puma
5 Thomas spencer, lilo
II Chung Hoi, Honomu. Hilo
70 lion Qui, HonOmaksH; hohsla
81 smith & Phelps. Nakapala, North KOhalas
20 Man Wo. kapAau,
R~e,nII-Kauai.
IL Kun Sal, N~4wiliwili
Is All Chock- Kapaia' Lihue
% j & R'ahoopiOpio. waimea
VIctunIiuG.
l L Ayana, Makspala, North Kohsla
Is Leong Fot, Waikiki, Maui
Il shong Leen. Lahaina. ."
% Aho & Aksns, HonOkaa, Hamakua
"a Lee Hee & Co, Kohals. Hawaii
% Len Hing & Co, Halawa, North Kohsla
20 Con Hin, Paauhau. Hamakua
Pork Butcher.
1 Chin Hen Pau, Hotel street. Honolulu
l Look Hop,
/ Ahoi, Makawao, Maui
"A Chung You. Kohals, Hawaii
% Akiem' Waikiki, Maui
80 Min zee Kee * Co, Hotel street, Honolulu
II W KaIua, Lahaisa
Auctios,
) T w Everett, wsiluku, Maui
~ Lyons. Kingdom "
Wholesale.
l Bolles & Co. Queen street. Honolulu
e Chulan & Co, Nuuanu street,
10 y o Hall 3 Son, corner Fo Fort and King SITS,
% C Along. Nuuanu street. :
JObbing Spirit.
10 F Brown, Merchant street, Honolulu
-PeddIiax.
10 Mua, Kingdom
Drag.
/ E Hoffman, Merchant street
Butcher
Is Jas Woods. North BohAla
20 q Waller, Union street, Honolulu
- G Waller, King street,
Cake PeddIing.
- Ten Siau, Honolulu
20 All Why, Waikiki
10 Akiona, Hamakua
Billiard.
II Smith & Phelps, Makapsla, North Kohsla
20 Con Hin, Pasuhau, Hamakua
Livery SIN bIes.
l Jas Dodd, Pantheon Stables, Honolulu $3.50
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What the People Say.

We invite expressions Of opinion from the public upop
all subjects Of general interest for insertion under this
head of the ADVERTISER. Such communications should
be authenticated by the name of the writer as a qua
rantee of good faith, hut not necessarily for pubiica-
ton.
Our object is to offer the fullest opportunity for q variety
of popular discussion and inquiry.
To all inquirers we shall endeavor to furnish fnforma-
tion of the most complete character on any subject In
which they may be interested-l
To Kawainui Bros, per favor Of the p. c..
ADvEBTIsER,-You are traitors to your King. to
yourselves, and your country. ! remain,
HAWAII PoNoI. VIM. PzBoYD.
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To Contractors.

Sealed tenders will be received at the Interior
Office until WEDNESDAY, Oct. 11th, at II noon,
for building the New Court House at Lihue, Island
of Kauai. Plans and Specifications may be seen at
the Office of the Chief Clerk of Department.
The Minister OF the Interior does not bind him
self to except the lowest or any bid.
JNO. E. BUSH,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, October 2nd, 1882. oct7 1t
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THE following gentlemen have this day been APP
pointed as Commissioner Of Fences for the Dis
triet % Hawaiian. Island Kauai
J. NJ kEALEHA,
J-P. kAUNTUALII
kAPALEHCA.
JNO. E. BUSH,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Of.ce. September. 2sth. 1882. sepS0 ST
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DEPARTMENT or INTERIOR,

HoNoLULU, Sept. 9th. 1882.
The revised edition of the Index of Land Com
mission Awards is now ready, and for sale at the
Land Office of this Department. Price So.
JOHN E. BUSH.
sep w9lm Minister of the Interior.
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II has pleased His Majesty the King to confer
on the Hon. GODFREY RHODES, President Of the
Legislative Assembly. the Decoration of Grand
Officer Of the Order Of Kalakaua- Also the Order
Of knight Commander Of the Order Of Eslakaua on
RoBEEr AxDREw M,cFrE. and WILLIAM RExHY
WATSON.
Governors Office, Aliolani Hale,
September 2srd, 1857 septsos
HIS AgEsTY has this day conferred the Grand
Gross Of the Order Of kamehameha l. on his In
perial Majesty the TAG EMPEROR OF CHINA
Governors Office, Aliolani Hale.
September 2Srd, 1882. sept30 st
DEPARTMENT OF rnE ArronNEY-GESERAL.
September 25th, 1882.
ANTOINE Rosa ESD, has been appointed Clerk to
the Attorney General, 10 take effect from the
second day Of October next ensuing.
E. PRESTON, 4
sept3O3 st Attorney-GeneraI
He's Jos. NAwAH1 and W. C. JONES Esq, have
this day been appointed Commissioners of Private
WAYS and Water Privileges for the District of HiIo,
Island of Hawaii, vice W. H. Reed and D. Keawe-
hano, deceased. The Board now consists of
D.. kAMM
Jos. NAwAHI, and
W. C. JONES. q
JNO BUSH,
sept3O St Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, September 29th. 1882. 4
4 Il HAVE this day appointed H. n. KAHuLU Deputy
District Magistrate for the District of Koolaupoko.
Island of Oahu.
JNO O. DOMINIs.
tsep3O 3) Governor of Oahu.
Office of Governor of Oahu, Sept. 25, 1882.
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HONORABLE II. KUIHELANI, has this day been re-
appointed Police Magistrate of Wailuku, Island of
Maui. JOHN o. DOMINIS,
Governor of Maui.
Office of Governor of Maui,
Lahaina, Sept. %, 1882. 9ePtzoo'
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JAMES W. Bush, ESQ, is this day appointed as
Road Supervisor for the District of Hanalei, on the
Island of Kauai. vice C.. Bertleman, Esq, resigned.
JOHN E. BUSH,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, Sept. 18th, 1882. Sept23 st
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THE bark Pei-Ho arrived yesterday from Hong
kong. She has been 60 days on the passage
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The bark Paradox arrived at San Francisco from
this port on 1lth September, and the Jane Fslkin-
berg and Rosario on 18th September. The Uncle
John from kahului arrived on the 18th.
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e-SUNDAY morning Mr.. Cruzan will preach his
e. First Annual Sermon" and in the evening a
sermon TO young people on g Reading"
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The crew OF the Alaska were exercised in a boa
drill on Monday afternoon, the eyolutions being
controlled by signal flags from the steam launch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-10-07

Hon. II. A. WIDFMANN has been appointed agent
Her Highness Ruth Keeiikolani.
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Hon. G.. b. PALoHAu is this day appointed Road
Supervisor for the District of Hawaiian, Island of
Kauai, vice r. W. Purvis, Esq, resigned.
JNO. E.. BUSH,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office. October End, 1882. oct7 1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-10-07

MEssRs. WILLIAMS DrMoND d Co., report the
Manila basis for sugar unchanged since last ad-
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BIZ THE Australia. Mr.. Edwin Smith of the .. S.
Survey and Professor H. G.. Pritchell accompanied
by two photographers have gone to New Zealand to
observe the transit of Vensus which will occur on
9th December next. 3
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The Dakota, from Newcastle, New South Wales,
brings a number of live stock, in good condition,
consisting Of pigs, dogs, canaries, pigeons, rabbits,
parrots, etc. All the animals are of superior breed
and n1IaIitv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-10-07

Z AT DATE of last adv:ces Mr.. H. A. p. Carter was
50 far out Of health that he had been ordered to
leave Paris for some German Watering place.
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H.B.M.S. Swiftsure, with Admiral Lyons on
board, arrived at Coquimbo goth August, and
was TO proceed 20 Callao in the middle of Sep
fember.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Nor a single bag of sugar arrived yesterday from
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IT has pleased his Majesty to Commission Hon
orable John NJ. EAPENA as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary TO the Court of Japan.
Waite MURRAY GIBSON.
IoIani Palace, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Sept. 22nd, 1882. Sept23 st
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MRS. ". MoRIARTY proposes to give lessons in
music and the languages to pupils at her residence
No. 265, Beretania street. Her terms ara moderate,
and a good opportunity will be afforded to our
young ladies to perfect themselves in these ac-
cnmnlishmenfs-
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Mr.. w. K~AAEAMoKU has this day been appointed
an Agent to Acknowledge Contracts for Labor be-
tween Masters and Servants for the District of Kan,
Island of Hawaii.
JNO. T.. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior,
Interior Office, October 9Th, 1882. oct71t
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GooDALE ARMSTRONG, ESQ. is this day appointed
"a Road Supervisor for the Districts of Waikiki
and Makawao, Island of Maui.
. JOHN Z. BUSH,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, Sept. Is, 1882. Sept23 st
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Mr.. L. KALAI, is this day appointed as Commits
sioner of Private Ways and Water Rights for the
District Of North Kohala. Island of Hawaii. vice
James b. Kaohi, resigned.
. JOHN +. BUSH.
Minister of interior.
Interior Office, Sept. 10, 1882. Sept23 st
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HER HOLINESS RUTH KEELIKoLASI was sufi-
Eiently recovered on Wednesday to make the
Journey from Palama to her house in Emma street.
Quite a procession of carriages, filled by her friends
and retainers, all decked in green leis, followed
Her Highness's carriage into town. =
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A Collection of Standard Works |!

c.rIxLts K-.sy.. 4 vols; Washington ITvings Wuiks, % Volsi
seost's WaverIy Novele. IS voIri Chas. Dickens works,
"A voI-: Miss Young's Works, o vol; Bayard IAyloTs
Works. II vols; B4ncroEis History Of U:sA,S vols,
Knisars Popular History Of England, Z yolsi hacaueys
Es-aV. 8 vol; Banyfs History Of Massachusetts,, 3 vols
OibbSn's History % Rome. 6 Solsi Pre-coirs Works, 10
Vo!.-incIuding Ferdinand and Isabella, Phillip the Sec
ond Conquest OF Mexico. Conquest Of Peru. Charles the
Ffhh and Biographical Sketches. "A number OF Mi'eeia-
n-ous WORKS
a7 r.. O.. ADAMS A"e'E'
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HON. J. X. KAUNANANo is this day appointed an
Agent for the granting of Marriage Licences in the
District of Hamakua. Island / of Hawaii.
JOHN E. BUSH.
Scp23 st Minister of Interior.
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II has pleased His Majesty to Appoint COLONEL
GEORGE W. MAcFARLANE Commissioner of Immi-
grafton 10 Portugal.
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON,
Iolani Pallce. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Sept. 22nd. 1882. Sept23 st
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Mr.. ELLIS reports the sale of a block of East
Maui stock at $3.50 per share. This is an advance
of $50 on last reported sales; speaking we'll for the
management of the plantation. Large purchases
of plantation stocks would probably be made if
holders were not generally so stiff in their prices.
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Sale of Leas? of Government Land.

Interior Office, October 2nd, 1882. oct7
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
NORTHFIELD.

NoRTHFIELD, Aug. Some weeks
ago l made statement through the
GLOBE to the effect that the chinch bugs
had ''put IN an appearance and that,
although not much damage had been
done as yet, the end of the trouble from
this pest was not yet" at which asser-
tions good many hooted in this vicinity
Now your correspondent does not wish
to create any sensation, at all; but it is a
fact that many sections in this part are
totally destroyed. In the town of War
saw refer them to Messrs. John Thomp-
son, Ole Fretten and many others, all of
these having from fifty to 100
acres of wheat, which is almost
totally destroyed, and some will
not harvest at all. The fields look as if
200 degrees of heat had poured its blight
upon them. In the vicinity of Cannon
Falls the fields are being cut, although
too green, to avoid these pests, there
being millions of the vermin. Fields in
this immediate vicinity are badly hurt,
but nothing as compared with other vi
entities. Harvest has commenced, and it
will soen be general.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
4 SPEGK OF WAR.

There is speck of war in the Repub-
lican ranks at Newport, Rhode Island,
and the most serious phase of the whole
affair is, that the dark cloud which par
TALLY obscures the horizon of the ssgrand
old party" in that section of the country
is due 10 the fact that the "man and
brother has reached the conclu-
sion that his political affections
are being trified with Just how
this all occurred, we will let the res
olutions of 'the Executive Committee
representing the colored voters of New
port" explain, as follows:
ReS0lUed, That the executive committee
representing the colored voters of Newport
are more and more impressed with the fact
that the Republican party does not appreciate
the devotion of the colored people to the
party; that this is true of 1t in its national as
well as its state relations.
The "colored population" have, politi-
cally speaking, been badly left in years
gone by, but it now looks as if that ele-
ment is going to be abreast with the most
advanced Independent in the exhibition
of its contempt of the spoils system and
the men who support it.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
RED WING.

RED WING, Aug. MASTER Andrew
Peterson, aged eight years, son of Hunt
Peterson, who lives five miles from this
city on the Frontenac road, was kicked
in the head Saturday by a horse, and
died from the effects Of the wound Sun
day.
III. A. Danelson has contracted to grade
two miles on the Cannon Valley road.
Mr.. Frank Fisher, of Kenosha, Wis,
while bathing at the first sandbar below
this city was drowned. The body was
found soon after and placed in the vault
to await the arrival of friends.
Mrs. Sweeney, mother of d. w. w.
Sweeney, of this place, died last Satur-
day at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Elwell of Hay Creek, and was bur-
led to-day from the Presbyterian
church.
A team belonging to Mr.. Fred Horn of
Hay Creek ran away with a self binder
to-day Immediately after being hitched
up, very seriously injuring Mr.. Horn and
another gentleman Mr.. Horn is not
expected to live, but the other gentleman
it is thought will recover.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
INDIAN DIFFICULTIES IN ARIZONA
IND NEW MEXICO.

. The unauthorized exercise of public
authority is TO be deprecated under all
circumstances, but if there ever was an
instance in which resort TO this method
of redressing grievances for which no
adequate and timely legal remedy is pro.
vided, it is in the case of the long suffer
ing and exposed frontier settlers of Ari-
IONA and New Mexico
Encouraged by the impunity with which
they have for years been beating back
the advance guard of civilization, with
knife and tomahawk, in those territories
the savage Indian bands that massacred
the white inhabitants of the ella valley
some time since-and that have made life
and property in these territories unsafe
for years-have at last aroused the settlers
to the Importance of united action in de-
Tense of their homes; and, judging from
reports from this region, the extermina.
ton of these outlaws by the frontiersmen
is now only question of time.
The subsection of the Indian to the re-
straints of civil government and the edu.
cation of the rising generation to respect
the law and recognize the necessity
of their working out their OWE
salvation, is the only theory of solving
the Indian problem giving promise of Ill
innate success. To this complication,
however much in conflict with existing
political rings and money. making com.
binations, must this most important Of
all other issues to the people of the
West, finally come. The brutal instincts
of few hundred say.
ages can not much Longer
be allowed to clog the wheels of progress
in this regioa, and the sooner the author.
ities-the Great Father and all-at Wash
and their savage wards are brought to q
full realization of this truth, the better
for all concerned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
Board of Water Commls.,oner.

This board held its first meeting since
the water works were transferred to the
city, yesterday afternoon, at the water
company Office. Those present were:
Mayor Rice, G. d. Gilfllan, C. w, Grlges
and DR.. G. A. Boardman. p. Fl. KeIly
ESQ.,, the other member, was out of town
and consequently could not be present.
G. d. Gilfiilan was selected as president.
John Caulfield as secretary and John B.
Overton as superintendent. The rules
that have heretofore governed the man
agement OF the water company were
adopted. A seal for the new Organization
was ordered. Five thousand feet
of pipe, 4, 6, and 9I6, were
ordered of Shickle, Harrison. e.
Towards Iron company of st. Louis
the expense ofSwhich will be about as
600. Besides the pipe, the commissioners
ordered the purchase of eleven more NV
drants which cost $52 each. Each nv.
drant has double hose nozzle and a place
for the steamer to attach its suction TO
the hydrant.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
A MICHIGAN THIEF.
John Hickey, alias Hamilton. Whe Es-
capped from the Ramsey County jail Some |
Months Ago, Captured.

John Hickey, alias Hamilton, Whe Es-
capped from the Ramsey County jail Some
Months Ago, Captured.
The readers of the GLOBE remember
the general jail delivery we had here
some months ago. One of the ringleaders
in that escape was man named Hamil-
ton who was imprisoned with man
called Smith, pal of Hamilton's. This
Smith died in Jail here Hamilton has
been captured and sent to Pontiac, Mich.
as will be seen by the following from the
Chicago Times of the 9Th inst The Dial
spoken of below is Smith, who died here
John Hickey, an old craftsman, was
arrested in this city by Detectives Elliott
and Wiley and turned over to H. S.
Lewis, the sheriff of Pontiac, Mich, who
went back with him last night AS the
official was waiting about the Central sta
ton with his man reporter of the Times
CLEANED bit of interesting history in
connection with Hickey. The cause of
his arrest in this city was for jumping his
bond. In June, 1851, safe in Pontiac
was blown open and $1,000 was taken
therefrom. The explosion was said to
have resembled a heavy cannonade and
shook the people of Pontiac out of their
beds. Hickey. who was about in those
parts, was known to be thief of consid-
cradle daring, and he had for his pal one
| Billy Diel, who had, on a former occa-
sion, answered the roll-call in the peni-
Tertiary. The two were arrested at once
for "blowing the goph." They had a
preliminary examination and were held
to the criminal court. They gave bonds
and soon after left. They went to st.
| Paul, where they soon after engaged IN
the robbery of fur store, an account of
which appeared in the columns of the
Times the next day. Hickey, by some
good luck, escaped in this case, but Diel
was held. He was taken to Saltwater.
where he died soon after. His remains
were brought to Chicago and buried by
cyprian. whose devotion to him in life
was as strong as it was in his death.
Hickey became wanderer, and was in
plicated in job in Indiana by which
several thousand dollars slipped out of
the hands of the proper owner. Hickey
is young man reticent, yet in his man.
ner, cool, and full of determination.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08

for the veto and Kentucky had only half her
delegation on hand. The ether southern
states which divided. Tennessee aud North
Carolina, gave the bill the majority. The great
middle states, New York and Pennsylysnia,
were divided, with the bulk of their strength
IN support of the veto. New jersey furnished
three votes for the bill to one against. The
power Of the railroad monopolies was plainly
visible in this region and was reflected BY
Kansas, the only western state that went solid
in favor OF the veto. It is becoming notice
able that whenever there is a project
for the improvement OF water transportation
Kansas at both ends Of the capitol can be re-
lied upon to vote no, and whenever there is
proposition to give a railroad monopoly q
right OF way Kansas can also be about as Ger
taiply counted upon 10 vote aye. The state
OF Ohio divided evenly, while Indiana leaned
little toward the veto. All the votes that
Maine had present were cast in support of the
veto. Colorado, Florida, Delaware, Nebraska
and Nevada cast no votes on the question.
In the senate the West furnished but five
negative votes, namely Davis, Logan of ILL.,
nois, Ingalls,, Harrison and Van Wyck. These
gentlemen voted against the bill originally,
and felt called upon to act consistently, though
one OF them, Logan, was opposed to a veto
and was outspokenIy SO. Senator Call, OF
Florida, voted against the bill aad then voted
to pass 1t over the veto.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-08
ENGLISH GRAIN REVIEW.

LONDON, Aug. THE Mark Lane Express
in its review Of the British grain trade for the
past week says: Grain has ripened very rap
idly. 1.-THE weather is good the larger pro.
portion of wheat will be in the sheaf by the
end Of the week. All descriptions Of bread
stt1ffs are dull and slow OF sale. Foreign
wheat has shown languid demand, and
prices declined about sixpence. American
red wheats declined 6d0ls. Friday -four was
dull and unchanged. Maize in London con-
rather higher. There is rather a better in
quiry for oats. Rates Of the former cargo
trade are at standstill for want of supplies,
two fresh arrivals. About twenty-four wheat
arrivals, nearly all white, are due this week.
Wheat on passage or for shipment is sparin e
ly dealt in. Prices are rather against buyers.
Sales Of English wheat for the past week,
10,341 qrs. at Sis Sd, against ,743 qrs. at 46s
Cd for the corresponding week last year.