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correspondent from Maui speaks of children
of 10 and u being drunk. The same fact has been
noticed here. Last Friday night boy of about u
appeared on Nuuanu Road, far gone in liquor,
with bottle of gin sticking out of his pocket.
The police should take cognizance of such matters
The boy should have been arrested, but that is the
last thing our worthy force think of doing long
as the drunken man or boy has dark skin but
streets, half dozen whistles are blown, the myr-
midons of the Law appear as thickly as flies on a
hogshead Of Jamaica sugA= and the unfortunate
victim Of ardent spirits Is nconfnently walked Oh
to appear before Judge Bickertpn Giorionsly
free and independent country,
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STITCH Is silver, silence is goldenl and
following that old adage TO the letter the
worthy Premier has for the last few weeks
refrained from uttering a word on the
charge which Mcssrs. PilipO and Nawahi
have brought against him. Letters have
been published over both those gentle
mems names stating in set terms that the
statemen; Of Mr. Pilipo, was true. In that
statement II was charged that Mr.. Gibson
approached those gentlemen with propo-
SAILS which were nothing short of regicide
How l. II that the Attorney General can al.
low such statements to pass unchalenged
II Mr.. Gibson has been maligned in this
matter he should he cleared. If he is not
maligned. he i indeed a traitor. and more
than that, grossly deceitful man. for
be was trying 10 sting the bosom that had
n0urished him To pass this matter by
in the manner that Mr. Gibson does. has a
very ugly look; to the outside world If
seems ar if he had no defence to offer, as
II he hoped the subject would wear itself
ont and moreover. as if he considered.
under the circumstances. that the least
said was the soonest mended. Unless the
Premier leaves the country before the
next session Of the Legislature he Will
undoubtedly hear Of IL again in manner
by no means agreeable to him. and he has
ceased 10 have that solid backing which he
used 10 have when leader of the opposi-
ton Alas, unhappy Premier
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It Is amusing to read the extracts from
American papers on the subject Of annex
alton which the Premier's p. c. Adrer7t'sy
LAYS before its readers, together with its
diatribes against the Opposition Press for
publishing the foreign extracts which
dilate upon the Kings conduct in general,
and his unpopularity abroad as well as at
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tila1H7llllls ul1IaurIcss ttlf uu Iuisfu Eiiaual
--iiil-lau SAL o. had 90 Caicuita beginning in
Decade uilz- Tlir isadinr departments ar, 90
ls1 aTFliH- faliuus- Flnr uris= ariuara.rls and
rrGtl-al us il1f lislEal arts FURNITURE and Oh
1rs usl lr l7l-.l1sl- ri1-liEc including falfics.
PRESSURE a. llEl1l ludus-rs forestry. ctcs appara
90 ll1 7Has1a On fl common lrfE= food. arts
u-I-l-1ll1r-liTi aud children uurk Efforts
e lls1 d. ru-iif o. u--1lizr an srrended exhibit
-l -lre alurk Agricultural and horticultural mo-
lue T1lz.ill-- sc- rfurr and uri-is q an lJ-er-
lir IN fztliiiiial Val open December sfh. aud
tlaz fslru1r1 -sTh Is-s
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Hh= American bark EassT'sia, Capt. Cater AZ
.1suc n m hl-'ar yesterday afternoon, = DAYS
trudn F1r IoEnsezld- The appearance Of m
49, 4aouinC hslvy list 70 por1- caused INQUIRY
.iia1 ln-l-1zAilau ~Gs obtained that The EAerul.i
Lad e-arnnnier1 ten dave 81 strung s Z gales &C
1llll4.iee Hll1 .1trTF and during this vAr Of
linn tirrra1lts The cargo had shifted Tins Storm
- 1-1c11ni.-ec and o1utiuued with undated
waul-nn1 huiwren lAtlindes % 10 40 N. Can't CAL
IL rtlHuriE trr-her that he sailed from Paf Town
aall1 ar lslA- an r1e lltl IN the straits Of Fuca
rznnnu1 SCHOONER bottom I'D which Looked verv
lnu11 liz ~ F.lQe hoAt Mary Taylor. Took MI
1rDdnH In 90 NJ lao w. and continued Until within
"a % q po-- -hnn ezPeriencsd heary rain and
numMlAE MuMthn-- CArt- Czlter Is firm believer in
4r11- lcxrE theory % te-Eifc Eurrns o. IL Paci
nc Du1H nErlnE March. the Rrufesaur hnrInc co.
rrmeHlr rrlrnuztirntnd several local z.n-7ns n
Hmz I1Enzand
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4 vEKT graceful act was done on Monday
by His Majesty. Col Tupman, dis
tinguished savant, who eight year, ago
spent many months on these islands as
Chief Astronomer of the Transit Of Venus
Party Of 1874. passed through in the
Zsalaidsa. He has lately been in charge of
the Transit of Venus Party in New Zea-
land. The Colonel called on His Majesty
after the Coronation ceremony: was most
cordially received, and on parting was in
vested with the order Of Kalaksua. Ii
was most graceful act, the Colonel has
IN his scientific writings, embalmed the
name OF Honolulu. and many Of Its most
prominent citizens in a history that will
last as long as the English language lasts
a more worthy or proper subject for decor
ation could not have been found, 1t was
an honor 10 the Colonel to be decorated, II
Is an honor 10 the Order to have so dis
tinguised a man as a member. Comforting
orders upon men of such calibre add
dignity to the Crown and 10 the nation
and we must give unqualified praise to
the tact and saroir Jairo OF the King, which
prompted him at a moments notice &c
such marx of honor TO so distinguished
a stranger. We're all orders and honors
bestowed with like discrimination the Ha
waiian decorations would be held in very
high estimation.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE IA-

~ WAIIAN ISLANDS. In the matter Of the Hari.
ruptcY Of Lt N kEE SAN alias Gun CHuN-
Lum hrc sam alias Cum Chun. OF Honolulu, hl,ius
been this day sdudicntcd bankrupt At hearin tcsas
MI Justice Mccuy, IL thi- day ordered thai aace
be given to the creditors Of the sand Lum krc
present their claims and prove their debts aud that DIR
publication be made thereof, for three consecutive
weeks, In the =" Hawaiian Gazette
Now therefore notice l. here by given that TEI r
DAY, the 18th day % February A. D. ISL al 10 aclusk
A. m at the Court Room Of Aliioiaul Hale uonniuia
pc we time and place Ter all snch creditors 70 app-lf
aud prove said claims
BY the Court. ID. X. FYFE Depufv Cfsrl
Dated Honolulu, Jan. 18th. $50 80 4
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Ma. HESRT A p CARTER has gone to
Washington. as Minister Resident to sue
coed the late Judge Allen DIR. Smith,
who wa sent there TO assist concerning
the treaty. holds a temporary appointment
a. Charge d'Afaires, hut he may remain
10 assist Mr.. Carter
The place Of Hawaiian Minister at Wash
ington i an honorable one. with salary
Of 5000 and Secretary whose salary Is
3. 800 wear. Mr. Carter was IN Wash
ington IN 1856 as joint Commissioner
with Mr.. Allen in negotiating the present
Treaty. The knowledge OF the facts and
circumstances attending that negotiation
VIII no doubt be useful.
Since his return from Washington IN
1876. he has been engaged IN the service
Of the Hawaiian Government as Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. but most Of the time as
IL diplomatic representative abroad
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IA uas Ts1 s-ulg 1Etirt individual. 50 We
haHt =asz tod b. ouuld 40; hrVt earned uinre
tlaz 81 la..ar- lurlug tn uutk and on Sturdy
lzs u1 aIIrIc a. TIN luaf Il q uur Frriucrrli
-.1s-l. md l-rdsi-d - b. iro 51IIlss Of brandy
l1l- O. q laff Flluched fog ca tils very l.est Of
uu1ilr-14- llIuE ~ uLlt thai means Il left The
ulil l--l1 M ftllF hui = fuT food and clothing
1ar ~ uusk In t1c-afld = Esek arr sstrfled
y 1tH 1cE r-rrltst af laiaferss hui ft flrice Of
1l-1s A. r-uul che isr and thu L. rsgs further
Ef71 O. 49, 1lzau o. IilElle lcssarle- aiii Of -
Tor Family Z. sitntit g. reduce that family 10
s-zal-aiilrsaillll- llis D. Do lsolaied ease. The
r1 80 tf trrf is1n Law is o. get nd Of the ma
wv l1 uliillT1Hil1ur and star1stiun. HuE noble
~ ma llusi tttl tiruu-L uh1se influence tht Law
Na- Tzls-al lil1 q Who's ldFics II uus sicuesl
lt- hour =slis rgTH irurl a. Il II Wa f-,iT,. :,
trutl u'-iu tor tlF last remnant Of thu ruoe Of
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mo. 4. BARNARD.
6t Clerk supreme
SUPREME COURT OF the ia.

- WAilAN ISLANDS. In Probate. Island Of ozAs
Hawaiiap islands---.s--tn Estafc Of MAnf
GRE EN- deceased. Before Mr.. Justice Mecnly.
Order appointing time for Probate % VIII sud a.
rccting publication u notice.
Whereas document plrportng 10 Be daily autAeu
ticated copy Of the last VIII and tcstamcnt Of Mar
Green, widow late uf Olvrsfou. Aimoudzhurr In u
County Of gloucester England. deceased and alsc u
the proof probate and register " said VIII The psts
o. domeile Of said Mary Green. In the Reistry q thr
Probate Division Of the nigh Court Of Justice at said
Oyeston, having the .sth day Of January A. ID. -.
been presented to said Probate Court the Hawaiian
ISLANDS and petition FOR the Probate therrof having
been fled by William l. Green % uouoiulu In I'll
Island Of Oahu, praying thai letters % adinistrao-
with the VIII annexed be issued 10 the said william
Green.
II Is therefore ordered that SATURDAY the i7h day
OF February A. d. tss. al 10 O'Clock A. a. the Cou-
Room Of said Court said Honolulu. be and the
Is hereby appointed the time Tor proving said VIII aad
hearing aid application when and vhcrr any pcrsru
interested may appear aud contest the same
II j. further ordered that notice thereof be ritcr q
publication for three consecutive weeks In the usxa
said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. n. l.. Jan. gsth, ISL
CSiguctl LAWRENCE MrCILLY,
Mterts iustier " The ~uprcmt CcuIl
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Ella aims il-i islids 90 llsl.. nation thrifty
slsal ls '-uliu1-y fusif-fd from re-osui paper
"A tssE -'ssVills srsisEl'- y anuuunrf,d
~ e-aH rarl- .lsaHasa' 49, On and after Jan
ts- l--is uf1srs1f. uf-e O. have been rrcsfved hv
-laldil salliilc iarss. Erasu auv uh1 desired hy
rilIs ~ TnEgU siar1rTs t,nt franc Is the lowest
sarr rT1--r-a- 81 ar tffzlrl saving hanks Bet
o. ueE sFTfrl hlrrls containing twenty
H71r ar furnishes at1sl.laar-- Eho NAV attach
FL ra-1 sI-1f trulu tiine i1 iIuif postage stamps
n tir Tllu- ~ -iat iess tllu lvf =sns Whesl the
-lu ~ uar trlur . rcarled flC uuluuuf VIII be
rTss1risa b. -l1r afrs1.aiur--
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CIRCUIT COUNT or TuE m.

A TTTkN Z It W. NJ VT TIL M
" wAflAN ISLANDS. Third Judicial District !,
Probate. Island Of Hawaii. Hawaiian f.iands "a
Ia the matter II the Estatc ~ CHARLES HALL afr n
North kona, Hawaii, deceased.
document, pgrporiiu= TO be the la-i VIII N
testament OF Charles Hall dcceased hariu. the
day OF December, A. D. tSc.. been pTcscufct,io ~
Probate Court and pcttlcn for the probate ihrrrd
and for the issuance Of Letters Documentary 90 i1s
nah Hall having been nlcd by II, l. sheldon.
II i hereby ordered. that WEDNESDAY. The ~
day OF February, 4. u ISL at 10 o'clock a. m. % ai
day az the Count Room OF said Court. a. kauaan.
kohala in the Island Of Hawaii. be, and The -
hereby appointed the time for proving said win lnt
hearing aid application when and here any pcr..
Interested may appear and contest the aid VIII lnf
the granting OF letters tcstamrntary.
u i further ordered that notice thereof Is gistn =
publication, for three successive weeks in Hrra
g GassHs' newspaper printed and puhii-h-d "a
Dated y. kohna, Hawaii, Jan liih. issI
CHARLES p. HART,
Justice Of the vircult CoaIi,
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Dauaiiart 6azette,


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Il. lss3.
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Dltcd ~ koIoa, IT 7. his Isf day % Feh A y -
JACOB HARDY
~ Circuit Judge Fourth Jrdicisl Cirru,.
SuPREME COURT OF THE HA-

~ WAliAN ISLANDS. In ProAatc-fn he n1l-<,
Of the Estate o. {. 7. DILLINGHAM. deceased ini.s
tate. Order 10 show application % fsusrf--
for order Of sale Of real estate.
On reading and fling the petition % B. y plluu.
ham and Mrs :. l. Dillingham; the zdminlsfrafrr. =
the property Of c T. Dillingham; paying for an urt1r
OF -aic OF certain real belonging 70 the al
deceased and setting forth certain legal rc1suns Wv
such real estate should be sold
II j. hereby ordered that the next Of Kin Of he -
ward and all persons Interested in the aid estate -
pear before this Court on THURSDAY, the fsht DAY n
February, A. D. 1889. a. 10 o'clock At the Cnur
Room Of this Court In Honoluiu. then and fssIs 4
show eausc why order should he granted for a.
sale Of such estate.
And It i further ordered that copy o. this order h
published At i-a-t week before the aid DAY a
hearing. In The lAwsrAS GAxrrTr neuspsper rak
lishcd in aid Houolnlu
Dated Honolulu. II. l.. February ID. ISL
BENZ. II. AUSTIN.
Attest; n. X. FXFx. Justice o. Saprrme Couri
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CUPRFNF COURT m TUT s

SUPREME COURT OF THE UI.
matter Of the Bankruptcy Of PETER f.AEkryS- 1r
Notice Is hereby given that meeting a ~ -.
tor who have proved debts against The aid r-1-
kins. 10 the amour. 81 500 more will b. mn, =.
the Clerks Once Of tho Sspreae Court. IN Hor@,-
on THURSDAY. the FIRST DAY or NlRcr i.
OF said hanSrup,'s estate D. X FYFE.
u., ipsPT;y Clerk suPrens css.,.
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hereby certify that thu within sad foregoing l.
aud faithful copy OF the original summons issrs
In the Libel for Divorce Theresa Cartwright ". Airr
auder J. Cartwright, Jr. and also Of the Narshse n
turn thereto; and that BY reason Of aid Marsksl..
ruturn, the Court, al the January Term thereof A b
lss3. did order the continued 20 the next Apr
Term. A. D. ss3 and that in the meantime aitestsf
statue requiring the aid respondent 10 snswer a a.
said April Term
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CIRCUIT COURT FOURTH JI7n7


~ cIAL cIRcUIT. Hawaiian Islands. In Frst,i,
At Chamber below the Local Circult Judrr II ~
matter OF the ESTATE OF AUGUST CoSfsET i V.
Of Hanaiei. KAUAI. deceased
On reading and cling the petition and arruunt. .
Mrs. Mary Ann Conrad and Frank Bindr Af1sI-,-
traitors OF the EstAfe Of Au<a=. Co1r4d late u H-
lei Kauai. deceased. wherein they ask to Be- siIs-f
s3fsnn. and charge themselves Sel6 70 AID ~ -.
the same may Be examined and approved nnf 40 !
final order may be made Of distribufien o. the prsr
remaining in their hands TO The persons therrto cr
ed, and dischargne them and their sHrctics fros 4,
further responsibility as snch Administrafrrr
II is ordered that SATURDAY, the f-th dlr a ~.
A. n, ISL NJ ten O'Clock A. NJ before the aid Je-7i-
Chambers. in the Court House. At Koioa b. -, sf
came hereby i appointed a. the time and ni..~ r.
hearing aid Petition aud Accounts. and that an ~
interested may then and there appear "a sk-
cause, II any they have why the sane saoua - ~
granted. and may present evidence 10 who ar -
titled the said property. And that this order n ~
English and Hawaiian languages. be published r--r-
lively in the Hawaiian Gazette and kuokna aru.--.
pers printed sud Published In Honolulu. fcr fhrrr -
eessive weeks prrvious 70 the time thsrcis appss-s
for said hearing.
Dated At Koioa II. l. this lst day OF Feb. A. D -
JACOB HARDY
aaa
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N THE SUPREME cot TT OFTIiE
i Hawaiian kingdom. kalakAna- b. The Gfnc1 =
God, q The Hawaiian Islands. kin-; To William e
Parke. Esq. Marshal Of the Kingdom. his Drpury
Erecting Aou hereby Commanded 70 sularlrr
ALENANpERJ. CARTWlIGHr. Jr.. DefcndAnL 10
he shall Gle written answer within twenty das.
after service hercrf to be and appea- bcorr hs 81
prcme Court At the January term hcreof be holden
Al the Court Room Of tac Court House, Housluis r.
the Island Of Oahu, MONDAY, the 1t day q Jsu-
aty next, al 10 clock A.. m to show canEc whv a.
claim OF THERESA CARTw RIGHT. Plaintiff skoeir
not be awarded her pursuant 20 the tencr % her M
ncxed petition.
Ard have you thea there this Writ with fa retl-n Of
your proceedings thereon.
G= Witness, Hon \. FRANCIS JrDD. CAipf
Isl justice % our Supreme Court. Al nouoiai1
thi- iih day Of January. A. d. isSl
jSc z nsKxknD. Clerk
To which summons the Marshal made fae foiawir.
retnrn: Having made digeut search for the within
mentioned Alexander J. Cartwright, Jr 1 hereby ~
turn this summons cot served a. am anabic 10 al
the sad Alexander J. Cartw.ivhr. Jr. In thls Krrdon
iSgucdl ". &. PARKE. Ns-skai
Honolulu, January 9Th, ts-s.
Hawaiian Islands
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G r o w N e D !!
Kalakaua's Coronation
Accomplished
ALARGE But UNENTHUSIASTIC
ASSEMBLAGE!

Monday the lith inst the day set apart for the
Coronation of His Majesty has come and gone and
with If the cares and fears of those most anxious
regarding the full accomplishment of the crown
ing folly. The day preceding rain poured in
torrents and seemed to presage i'll for the presence
of large audience. On the morning of the 18th
the skies cleared, the SUMS bright face CLEANED
above the horizon and although the skies were
cloudy and streets muddy, the weather was pro
pitious. AT sunrise salutes fired by the water
battery at the foot of Richard Street and large
gang of prisoners were engaged strewing rushe:
along King street, the route to be taken by the
procession. The towers of the Palace were gaily
dressed with flags and banners as was also the
Government House and the war and merchant
vessels in the harbor. From all the consular flag
stats flags were displayed, and the city from sea
ward must have presented very fluttering appear
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Almighty Father! we do bring
Gold aud gems for the King;
Pure gold for the true Chief,
The sympol of true Love.
Gems of the hidden mine
Cleaning forth a glory;
The glory of unfolding Isles,
That grow in wealth and peace
That come to crown their King.
The heir of the farthest ages
Chosen by Thee, Almighty Father
To whom the honor and the glory.
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nIs-aal1 e. nos Ia- sr---r HauaIHIu
49, on Isal.- a1e narlar
.H huaIll.lr.
EaAT.
d. E.s.r d I1 lIaHs.lIH
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Grain and Provisions at Chicago.


CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-visible supply of grain
Aug, 27: Wheat, 100000 blu; corn, 2,l5l,-
900 bu; oats, 26s,0o0 blu; rye, $4,000 bu; bar.
ley, $4,000 bu; total all kinds, 1881 ,00o Blu;
same time last year, 2,6s5,0oo bu.
Regular wheat was less active, unsettled and
easier; opened about the closing figures yesrer
day to 14c lower, receded TO a point SEQ SIC
under the closing yesterday. Sales ranged at
$1.0oss for August, $1.o101.02 for September,
l.o25sQ1.o3s for October, S1.04sa0 .O5ss for
November, $1.o6lo0l.06% for December,
81. o0ss01 OF for the year.
Corn was fairly active, but unsettled; opened
weaker, declined $50 l0c and advanced $50 lac
closing leo higher for cash aud August, and i9c
lower for September and October and easier
than the closing yesterday. Sales ranged at
50405l Ice for August, 5o4050ssc for septem-
Der, 1873 050loc for October, 47ss04sasc for No
vember, 4640461se for the year, 47A047iac
for May.
Oats, cash higher, options steady. Sales ranged
at 275s029hc for August, 262s026ls for Sep
TENDER, 264 0267so for October, PIC for No
yem6er, 2olR026l9c for the year, 2940297sc
for May,
Pork, moderate business and lower. Sales
ranged at $l1. 95 012.17le for August and Sep
temoer, Sl2 OF l2 80 for October. $11.721s0
11.75 for November; $1l.65011.75 for the
year. $l2l5012.3o for January.
Lard was only fairly active and lower. Sales
ranged at S.47ls0S. soc for August and Sep
TENDER, S.400S soc for October, 6.l2i99S.15c
for November, S.07la0512lac for the year,
S.17A3 DS20c for January.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug 23.-Cattle-Receipts, :. 700:
shipments, 300 All good grades wanted at
firm prices, but common stuff slow and dull;
EXPORT steers, $5.7566; heavy shipping, S.. 25
05.75; light shipping. So rs, and common
with bulk of the sales at IS. 60 1875; choice
Indian steers would bring $40415.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1000.
common to medium. $2.5003,25; good to
choice, $3.500425; Texas sheep, SO 5003 go;
spring lambs So 6004.
5.75: packing, 81 65 as; butchers, So 1905 IS.
Receipts. 1,o00 shipments, $500.
NEW YORK, Aug. %. = Beeves = Receipts,
for home trade siaughierers; no trade in beef
cattle: dressed beef steady; sales at 1861 y
ib for city native sides; S5.506750 y cwt. for
lexas sides; $7.500S.50 v cwt. for Western
dressed. Livestock ana fresh meat shipments,
to-day, $50 live cate, 1850 quarters of beef
$50 carcasses of mutton.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900: market
tirmer; sales at S5.2507.25 y cwt for lambs:
S4 6006.25 for sheep, showing an advance of 81
" cwt. in the last two days.
Hogs-Receipts, 1920; market quiet, and
easier for live hogs at So 006 " cwt.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-Tne Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs : Receipts, $4,000; shipments,
2,400. The market was weak and 10c " 100 lbs
lower; packing hogs, 81 5004.S5 packing and
shipping. $49O05 %; light SIS. 2Q95.7 20; Ships,
SO. 5004.75. The market closed dull.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900 The
market was strong. active and firmer; export
cattle, 5000 40; good to choice shipping steers,
$0.3OO0.4U; common TO medium, 80. 1O05,20,
Sheep-Receipts, 900; shipments, 200 The
market was active and firm inferior to fair,
$780, good to choice, Sd.
WATERFOWL, Mass, Aug 28-Cattle-Mar-
ket quiet: q few lots of Western sold at advanced
rates; extra 1878; first quality, 1913: second
quality, S506.7o; third quality. $4.2504.75.
Receipts, 1000
Togs-Receipts 1900 Western fat alive,
$5.5006; Northern dressed hogs, 1925.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 7,00O sales of
sheep in lots at $2.2505 each; extra, SIS 25
6; lambs, SIS 500662lo.
BUFFALO, Aug. -Cattle-Recefpts to-day,
325. The market was steady and unchanged.
TIE market was strong c9hiifillon TO good sheen
$3947o; fair TO good lambs, "a; 2595.75.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 1900. TIE mSrRet
was easier for all good grades excer5 Yorkers.
good to choice eorn-fed Yorkers, $5.7595. So;
heavy, $5.356545.
:. KANsAss CITY, Aug. 2s.-The Live Stock In
9lcHtof reportE Cattle-Receipts, $500; ship
higher; naiive steers, averaging $50 fbs, sold at
1925; stockers and feeders, So 2504.20s Texas
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lower at sec. Provisions. nomnally unchanged.
Whisky steady at $1.l3. Butter unchanged.

OIL CITY. Aug. 29.-Tae petroleum market
opened at S1.0619; highest, 81 OF; lowest,
$l.O5ss, and closed at 81 .06A. The sales ag-
greRated 2,22S, 600 brls. The market was very
weak during the morning session and also in the
afternoon until just before the Close when it
nrmed ana close quarter of a cent lower than
the opening.
PIrTsBURG, Aug. 2s.-The petroleum mar
ket was dull; United pipeline certificates steady;
closed at $1064 refined, 7a077sc Phiadel-
the market a trifle hrmer; opened at S.. 06le;
advanced to $1,o6l9, and closed at $1.06l4.
Trading was limited
BRADFORD. Aug. 2S.-TEe crude oil market,
was duh and weak; United pipeline certificates
opened at 81 O6is and closed at 81 OCH; highest
price, $l;05os; lowest, 81 .95Ss. Total runs yes
terday, 94,S43 brls. Total shipments, 77647
1862, 900 brls.
ANTMERP, Aug. 2a.-Petrolenm. I9l 25e.
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steers active; averaging $50 to 1000 ms, sold at

steers active; averaging $50 to 1000 lbs, sold at
S3O3S5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments none. The
market was lower for heavy hogs, S4.650475;
$50510.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Aug. 2S.-Cattle-Re-
yesterday.
aogs-Receipts, 21s5; market was firmer;
Philadelphias, S54005. go; Workers, $500
5 80.
sheep--Receipts, 600; market firm at yester-
days prices.
CINCINNATI, Aug 2s.-Hogs steady; COM
mon and light. S405.75 packing and butchers,
$47305.2o. Receipts, 1900; shipments 165.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2s.-Hogs lower at $4.75
$3.50.