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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-20
wzsx AND OTHERWISE.

THINGS VLSE AND OTHERWISE.
Read the Coronation advertisement under
the head Of "Native Press" in to-day's issue,
and laugh
Is il true, as rumored, that Hawaii is to be
presented with three Princes Of the House Of
David on Coronation dayi
The Coronation Committee Is already beg.
ging, and advertises for persons to present hoo.
kHfH to the King during the fcsial period in
other words, hint to be prepared when "the
hat Is passed around"
The organ Of the Premier has frequently told
us that the amount appropriated for the Coro-
nation is ample therefor. We are glad to
know this. In fact We will not forget il, else
the report Of $3.50 having been advanced
to aid the Coronation expenses would give
us anxiety.
Notifications Of the Lord High Chamberlain
having been instructed to invite --- to a
seat in the amphi,heatre Tor elsewhere) in hon.
OF Of the Coronation Of Their Majes,ies the
King and Queen are being sent around, in in.
stallments. The invitations ore naturally sup
posed to come later.
The so-called invitations to the coronation
read As follows "To have the honor u Be.
ing pseseni al the coronation cesemonies q
Their hajessies the King and Queen. The
chamberlain of the HosseAold Is auihnrilsd
to inviie---to = ssas " the--- lam
phithealIe o. eIsswh<ss.i opposite the fioas -
trance q IolAai Palace, o. Monday, February
sssh, a. D., sosl Full dzsus. ~ o'clock, 4.
~" TAi i II iaviGaiioa a Which We ksvs
! ~ hsAsd . .ssh- = : asysAias bss haad'
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-20

SagAz es,,ess n. ~ bxs bsssl lsasss 1000 bnehs
bananas, @ oranges, $<s,1er.
g sS San f.ansiseo, psf Lady Lampsen, Jan IS
sugar 2$Sofi ~, noe Ioa.ooo bs ~, l<3 s6
For San francisco. per lark tsibaIian Hubbard,
master Jan se-<ls3 pkxs rios, <iS ,oo ~, $500
pkss sugar. eo3'sle hs, al pkgs eoass, s,oss bs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-20
MeniOrd

The p. NJ. s. s. Co.'S steamship City Of New York,
VIM. ID. Cobb commander, sailed from Sydney Dec.
2Sth, at Ago arrived at Auckland January 2d,
at a:as a. NJ, sailed day at r. NJ; arrived at
this port January 9Th. A NJ. Fair weather.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-20
DIED.

PAscot-In Honolulu, January i6thr Of consumption,
George W Pascoe, a native q Wiscorsin, aged %
years
Ioussrov Honolulu January roth, Geoha Ethel,
wife of Mt Henry Johnston, aged 81 years.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-20
SHIPPING.


IrrIred az TOTf " H"U"T""'
Kilauea Hou, stm. Sears from kahuuL .... Jan.
Emma sch from Waanae .,..s......'.tt.' y,
Ehukai, schf., from Waialua pool. ..t....t.-. :,
{ X bishop Cameron. from Kauai. ...,..'.,
Civ Of New York, T.. NJ, S. S.. Cobb, I'm Sydney "
Waimanalo. stm. Nelson, from Waimanalo, "
Iehua, stm., LOrenzen, I'm. Hama and Molokai. "
Nettie Merrill SCH, Christian, from Lahana.
fvalani sim Bates, from Kona, kau, Maalaea "
James Make, stm., Mcdonald, from Kauai. y y
kaluna SCH, from Mahukona. q. .....t...,.. y
ManuoIawai sch, from Nawiliwili. .. ........ =,
Hermann Hond bk., Hanson, from Victoria. -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-20

VALUABLE
House and Lot For Sale.
am instructed by ]. c. GLADE, ESQ, to offer a
private sale his handsome residence,
Corner Of judd aud Liiih0 Streets.

am instructed by ]. c. GLADE, ESQ, to offer a,
private sale his handsome residence,
Corner Of Judd aud LHha Streets.
This property is in the healthes part Of the city Its
facilities for drainage perfect guaranteeing thereby
perfect freedom from malaria
The prospect commands a DELIGHTFUL VIEW
of the city and harbor, well the coast line from
near Diamond Head to the waianae Mountains,
The main house is large and commodous, faithfully
bull, three years ago, and is
FINISHED IN HANDSOME STYLE.
With every convenience. Hot and cold water laid
the Bathrooms in both stories. Gas, also is laid
on, with fifty lights, through the whole house,
with elegant chandeliers in the principal rooms
On the main floor will be found large Parlor and
Dining room, Sitting room, Hall, Mosquitoroom,
Children's Dining room, Bathroom, Two Bedrooms,
Closet and Pantry, Two Storerooms and Kitchen
attached to main building, but under separate roof
stairway from the hail. Two Large Bedrooms, 2ox2o;
also FIVE goodsized Bedrooms, Verandah.room, Bath
room and Closet.
The main house is about 10 feet from, and 4s feet
depth.
cooking range, with hot water attachment.
On the grounds Two Cottages with verandah,
and well-built Stable, with accommodation for three
horses and carriages well three for
There is, also small building for the Gas Machine.
The lot is 3s3 feet Judd street and about $50 feet
on Liliha street, containing area Of four acres.
Parties desiring to visit the property can do upon
application to Mr.. Adams.
A portion Of the purchase money can remain upon
mortgage for one or two years. Apply to
Ia4 f. P. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-20
SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. JANUARY 20. ,ss

All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the " SATURDAY PRESS"
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=
of the individual and to society, and without
the timely and judicious exercise Of which, the
estate we hold as man would soon dwindle
into that Of things, and the individual into an
automaton content in being swayed by every
petty element eAtrinsic to its being. There
are men the world over who would ever make
their actions subsevient to what they believe
to be espediency, and our little community is
not altogether free from such class. Such a
sahseryieney is bu, species Of moral coward.
ice, OF kind Of action dictated by selfish and
unworthy objects, at once degrading to its sub
jects and subversive Of good community lg-
noring all those broad principles upon which
the experience Of mankind has taught Us that
a sound and heal,hful state OF society can alone
be based, they would inquire Of every proposed
departure from lazy groove-what is the usei
These are they who stand in the way Of all
reforms, content in no, being themselves the
immediate subjects of distress OF inconveni'
ence; who would spare the thief for the
trouble and expense of aues,ing him, and be
cause their own houses were felt to BE- secure,
and thel wealth from ou, his reach.
Every person seeking to institute reform
! must mess with sscA oppoasnis; in fact III
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20
Eloping WIN "a wnols Family.


Two policemen escorted 10 the
Tombs yesterday two men, one wo.
man, six children and Tuck laden
with household goods. y crewd tag
ged after The procession. In court,
Mr. Flynn, 'longshoieman, thin,
anxious looking man, With we'll OIL d
hair parted in the mid lie, areu -ed
Charles ". James. WHO was drunk,
OF "ahsiraetlng the conplananls
vile, family and furniture"
Five Years ago, Flynn said. he and
his wife Margaret lived happily to-
gether at - Greenwich street. Mrs.
Flynn had spare room, and james
nHfed IL. lie had ben their loii ger
ever since. \ week ago yesterday
Flynn, VINO was then living AT 90 Col
umbil street, Brooklyn, came home
from worN 10 find tIat liz wife, ehil
dfen aud furniture and James had
disappeared. lie traced them To l55
Nest FntN-lirst street. Yesterday
morning he saw truck drive up 10
that house. Games ana the lrurknaan
iiled the household goods on the
truck, aud when everything had been
packed Mrs. Flynn and six children
climbed up on the load, and James.
carrying fiynn's ciocA, sat by the
driver. Several pints OF beer had
been consumed " While the truck VAS
going down t"wari the Couilland
str. ct ferry. Fivnn followed on foot
ani at The terry appealed to the
police.
Justice White held Mr. Flvnn and
james for tr.al. The ehil iren y er.
reeoatmend.dto the care of Tie Chil
dren's 'cieiy. The furniture waa
returned 10 Flynn, except two trunks
TIA were claimed by James. The
pol ee ha! a-eeriaiued hat Jaue, had
bousi tic cts tor himself, Mr.. Flynn
and the little ones for P5iiadelphia.
When Mrs. Flynn heard that she
aud James were To be imprisoned she
burst out crying. james exclaimed
from time Ia time, "Brace up old gal.
its all right The little Flvnns
seemed TO find it all very comieal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20
WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning by
w. L. DAVIS.
Terms of Subscriptions:

One copy, one year. by mail.............s5 90
One copy. six months. by mail. ......... 3 %
One copy. by mail, three month h....... z OO
One copy. by carrier. month ......a..... 75
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20

\ Telegram few days AGO announ-
ce1 the death OF a wealthy NV York
gentleman from the effects of an ex
cess We use of toharco. Devo.ees of
the weed vii Doubtless desire al
dilional par irulars. J. {. Godfrey.
the deceased, WAS fouy-seven years of
AZ. lie Was excessively fond of
strong cigars. and. having retired
from active business pursuits, ahan
doned Himself 10 hls favorite propen-
-ity. He WAS seldom seen without u
cigar IN his mouth. day or evening.
Ills nervous system becoming ruined,
he passed night after night without
sleep, and WIS finally driven to the
Use of stronger narcotics. Nau, ea
debility and reiching followed, but by
reason OF nicotine poison no nntilote
availed. lie died of prolonged yom-
ting.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20
THE STRANGER.

lie wore smile 50 weak and faint.
His manner was so band
| thought it was some by-gone saint.
Returned TO bless the lnnd.
lie shared with mo my homely fare.
And ere he went to bed.
lie knelt and prayed fervent prayer
For blessings ON my head
lie spoke aboat the sacred truth
In such a solemn way.
Then sadly wept DER wayward youth
By Satan led astray.
Wo entered in my little tent,
To seek the nights ropose.
But whilo slept that stranger vent
And SO did all my clothes
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20
Cherry Creek rownshlp no. 8.
Surie Mrttings.

Col. Baker Posi- NO. IL, c. A. "a.
y OCULAR MEETINGS. LAST SATUR-
u day eY ming IN each month ateo'eiock
nt iifand Army llall. in Cherry rresk
SoJoarnlng Comrades ar cordially invited
To attend.
c MOON. Commander.
A. L. sfEARNs. Adj jaiant
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20
Eotico co Cgodleo4s.
Estate of John SpiiS-r. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY 1HE
y undersiga Il. j. b. Ma hewson. Ad-
ceased, tu tn creditors of. AMI III persons
having CLAIMS against fhe sail dee nsed. 10
Xhl bit ia m WITH necessary rouch rs,wiihin
thre, months from the first publication of
this MOTTO M The sior OF Math 'wsen Btas.,
IN tbs town OF Hamilton. Co .nty OF u hite
inc md stite e nevada, the snme being
thu lace for The transaction of the bnsine :
If sal state. ana i not So presented viii be
forever b4rr a
!. 3. MATHEWS0N.
Admini tfafa9 of The estate of John Spike er,
deceHeed
Dated ut Hamilton, Nov. August Is. 1888
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20

The spokane tW. II Chronicle
savs: Almost every dav Witnesses The
departure of sounds of mounted men
for the Coeur d'Alene mountaip gold
fiel1s. The excitement has cniended
itself to that degree that our business
men, especially those who are erect
ing BUILDINGS, are experiencing some
difficulty in obtaining mechanics and
workmen to carry toward their im-
proymenls.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
United states Government.

President t..........CHESTER A. ARTHUR
Vice President. III E0RiE L. EDMUNDS
Seeretaryof State.f. I. FRELINGHUYSEN
Secretary Of Treasury. .CHAs. J. FULG Err
Treasurer. GILFILLAN
Secretary of War -. .kOBp. r. LINCOLN
Secretary Of Navy ...WM. &. CHANDLER
Secretary Of the Interior. IL. N. TELLER
Attorney General ........B. +. BREWSTER
General of ths Army......W. T. SHERMAN
Com. of Agriculture. g E0. B. LUkING
Com. Gen. Land 0iIce. n. G. MCFARLAND
u Surveyor General for Ne
Yada, office at Renol. C p0WNING
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20

4 special meeting or The siockhold-
ers OF the Denver Il Rio Granie Ra |.
road Company, held at Colorado
Springs laSi week, unanimously pass
ell resolution authorizing the crea-
ton OF general MORTGAGE Of $50, 0on.-
600 bond, the issue under which shall
run thirty years and 10 boar five per
cent. interest. The iesne shall never
exceed $50, 600 per milo outstanding,
including prior mortgages. and only
on finished roads. Tsree-fourihS of
tie entire stock was represented at
the meeting.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20
JOB PRINTIN

THE NEWS Office Is supplied with every
facility for executing all kiTds Of job
Printing In a neat manner and Mt living
rates. Any Job from "A ladY's visiting
card 10 Il ful-sheet poster turned at short
notice. Oders solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20

The Washoe county assessment roll
foots up S3,9S2, 900, upon whiea The
Sta.e and county taxes amount 10
s7a so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28

trading only moderate lsns reported options;
sales 900 Western steam for export $500 BOO tee TO the
trade ssc 900 tcs Choice for export 22S Ss on
September s77aSs2c closing as2c loo tes 0ctoeer
s16oS.S3c, closing s72c November closing Sozc;
pscember s6oc $50 tcs seller ysss 49,
demand sales leo tcs ss1c No CITY quoted TED a2oo re
TER has light inquiry but prices show no msrksa cnsnee
Western Creamery state Dairy Hal Frins Tubs
and Pals Is 02lc: Welsh Tubs l612e- western Imitation
Creamery. Isoi6c, Western Factory. slsl4c. Western
Dairy IL 6lbc. .CHEESE has light inquiry. put
prices show marked change Choice Coored. 9Ae9sc;
White 9s091c Poor TO Prime 79sslc; Western Flat 2
Csc; Western Cheddar 8dS4c Creamery Skima 1850
Common to Choice. light inquiry but prices
marked change state and Pennsylvania 392S c
Western. 22022l2 Canada 222d23c
RlCE-Steady Domestic modei aely active. within the
range Of 07c Foreign rather quiet sales 200 bags Ran
good. duty PAID 4'c 100 bags d. 4'c 200 bags Patna
b &c; 260 bags Java, 5i2c. - .,
sUGAR-Raw quiet. steady, unchanged Fair Renning,
s16c 900 hhds Cuba inferior Mnscoyado l5loc re.
fined quiet and rather castor Cut Loaf sc Crusned SCI
Cubes SEC, Powdered so6sc Grangated g'sas ldcj
l;l6asi.S oa a. 7'.os,sc, White Extra ,n 80
sTEARINE-Lard searne slow and nominal; City quoted
Oleomargerne held firm sales oOOO ID
l024c.; September delivery quoted 10 i2c.
TALLoW-ouiet and steady Prime City quoted &c; sales
10000 ID, 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
BLIGHTED ANTYCIPATTONS.

From TIE Detroit Free IreSs.
eolored man DER wheee head about seventy
smers had passed. was quietly but earnestly wrest-
sn~ Win waite rmeon near tae market, when he was
ssfrbed on the appearance OF small BOY OF MS coi9r,
s nov sat down on box and looked grudgnely at the
son and tue old man looked up at him and quered
Young man. reckons could give you half dis NELL
Won AM hab plenty left"
'sThanks, uncle" $3.50, , .,., - 80
Rnf s1snt do il, kase 1t might be de spin OF ye
IN 40 fst place de law PLAIN an cPar on oe pint Dat
ahat leave behind goes to my material heirs IN ue
second place, "a pusson wldout aDtlcipasnun mus oe
SrsanIy unhappy As de Case now stands you antic.m
cae You anticipate dat half dis yere melyon VIII sum
NE ul am III nave to leave all de rest You anticipate
aat m git choked de git sunstruck OF DC
Sscred nv de collie As de meyOn gradually disappears
youl anticipate cat won't gnaw de rnds VERY Gus
Isde rinds disappear you'll console yerseI via de lach
A. De seeds am left As wrap de seeds up in my hand
iercnief you'll reckon hckn' oe bod whar DE NELLY on
Vas sut an eaten but as lif up dat bod an gin We
whack on de back ven anticipate better dan to crowu
10 whar' We amt wanted. Now you skip!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
Eesal Notices.

CUPREME COURT of the State of New York:
SSFRANK H. WALL Plaintiff against the HARTFORD
ENGINEERING COMPANY Observation-Disclosures Of tf "a
YorkSummons, with notice-Io tno
above named Defendant; You are hereby SUMMONED t
answer complaint In this action and 70 serve cop W
Plaintiffs attorneys within twenty Gays
liter ihe service Of exclusive OF the day Of ser
vice and IN your failure TO appear or answer J9aS
ment will be against you by defsqt Tor the Tes 90
,nsnded in the communicated New York July lS 1855
" " TAYLOR & PARKER, Plaintiffs Attorneva
office address office, No 55 Liberty street. New
York -. .. .r.,,r so,,rt, IN amman cp
the aboye summons Judgment will be taken against
aus r the ann OF three hundred aud dollars with In
feres from Jly 49, 1883 and with costs OF this action
'sA'' TAYLOR 4 PARKER. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
To the defendant The Hartford Engineering Inc
served upon you by puOlc2ton pur-
order Of Hon Joseph Potter Justice o. me
isss and filed complaint Ia the Office OF the
1lTs of the CITY and County OF Newly &C the county
Conrf ouaa In and County OF NewNork, on inc
same day- Dated New York August 1889.
s"nio ""9' TAYLOR & PARKER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Postolce address, IS Lbertystrset New.Yor
CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtssr. Yesssis ant Rsitrs1is.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Aug. 81. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK Monday, Aug. 81, 1888
and UNCHANGED.

AsHEs-ouiet and unchanged.
BUILDING MArERI ALS-Br1cks have continued In
moderate request at uniformly steady Prices Cement Is
trhe easier, but Lime Lath and Lumber have
Brick. Hsrds. So 1881; Pale Bricks So 269sS so;
ssSsa 'i snsss 1888 ss
1OOO Lime. Rocklsnd Common. 81; do Finishing 81 20;
state Common. Soc. do, Finishing ST. 10 Ground. 800:
Lumber Eastern spruce for random cargoes and
SIS 50eSl6 SO for spccia quoted SIT ISL Tor
India shipping Boards S2z9sZy for South American
do sl7 osls for Boz Boards ssssl9 for Extra 90 fe
Ash sss es1s per do oas 40SsSo per do Maple
$40 per dol Whitewood and inch SSo $3.50 Per DO do
and do inch $50 1S42 Hickory S3Sos65 do Nails In mod
crate sale At So Tor lDt so. -.
COFFEE-spot Rio firm with more activity; sales, 1000
bags Nasmth 1000 er Clint 1000 ex kubens on private
TERMS Withdrawals nom stock. 1884 bags e1 btrVton
tSis ez Mormon l.oSo santos ex do 1921 e1 Rose
steady Sales 3O75o bags No. at slofor August 1870
ber sss05 for December S50aS 10 for January sl0oe6
lows; August s0ods 10; september 70Oa795 october.
7g5d8; November 1908; December 7.95dSi January,
$4,000 February, S05d8 10: March, sl5a525; April, 20
1850 Mild grades steady with moderate denand sales,
300 bags Costa Rica.
COTIoN-spOt Cotton Lice higher but rather quiet TO-
the advance sales 200 bales iOD last evening"
Including 3O0 ana 800 for consumption Delivered
800 bales Receipts at the ports to-day 4o35
against 1880 this day last week and 4Slo last year.
September 5960677 bales. against 465S344 same
period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Aug 27.-Flour-Home trade purchasing
to cover current
Extra Clear IS 75as6; Straight, So 25 Pennsylvania
FANNY Ohio Clear 50 7t do STRAIGHT S8 Winter Patent.
aes ~ s Wheat-acvaneed c but ruled
quiet speculation and EXPORT CARROTS steady re-
steamer aoa 81 III No. Delaware Red In export elevator
ST IT, No Delaware Red anost 81 l7s No PennsyIys'
tla n beer sold al 81 5 DO october ls closing
No. Red Augusta l5t bid 81 l5s asked; septemDers
81 LIS bid 81 10 Il ASKED "a oltooes asked RyFm az
"a csc Cornhed steay but dull neither specu ator OF
% yellow any aos .ns Quoted
so No bsa59c Mixed September sold al 90 sd6lc;
closing SAL Mixed Ausus orc od ia assee ases So
yember ble. BID &c. asked Oats-Caots moved Slow"
prices layored bnyers Rejected Miisd S4c "a ,o
No. White NO White spot sold at 43c do do TO be DE.
iyered tomorrow at vi Ungated 10 bags sold
&c; bid Tor 10000 lots for August deliv
cry AZ &c bid for CARROTS do DO closing no Wnc.
BID sac asked Provision teady Beef City Family si4
ssss 90 nn Ness Ness ssei
sls Dried Beet PORK Mess Snems sla o re
per ssisc; do iully cured l2aslstsc: sides sss
Smoked yssYc; do in salt sSsiac; shoulders IN dfy SIT
40 mot s@0t sssc s.es n Pisse a.
smoked II pa i2ac Lsrd-steady slty henned ~ ov0
siO steam Butchers Loose Us 20 - Se n snte s
ocholce Roll. dull az sl9c EsssD9met rsnn
Spo,as arn with fair demand Nsw-York Full Cream.
sioc sss wsssss. S Sa ru; e si S9s
gsc susarDkaw steady at aless ll.iec for FAIR g
Good Refining Muscavadoesi Refined easier. Powdereds
s as s.c FesSsieSy inter Bran So f5sso g.
Esansd pGis- S n Ga'ss o 90
BUSH oats 400 bush. shpmsnts-Wheat loIooo pusns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Prime steers sold year ago at lo0l4c anu
the estimated at l2c. 40. -.
BEEV yesterday and to-day were 304 cars az
Jersey Cy77 60thst aud AZ cars at Weehawken
1new Yards making 1890 head against 6446 head last
Monday. The arrivals the past week were $40 head
than last week ana 1893 head more than inc
corresponding last With diminished supply,
q good demand from exporters and fair demand ron the
the markets improved on both Wednes lay anu
Friday and recovered fully c per ID and the YARDS were
well OF stock. The s have exceeded nose or
previous week 1888 and the question arises whether
Export Cattle and 90 cars came direct 70
saughterers and 270 for SALE Inc arrivals AZ
Jersey City been equaed on any prece1
ing Monday predicted Friday saughterefs were wen
this morning and took hold and bought Freely
Notwithstanding the heavy suppyh yards were nea!
cleared before Prices were wen sustained on tno
whole although taxing the better quality OF the cattle INTO
OF Terans and from 81 head 70 c lower
than Friday the finish and the market closed neaS
Texans acc. dress SO 10, and COLORADO steers
dress SIS H. Twenty Extra selected bui-
dress So 10 otherwise the range ior
Choice Natives from ga 20 l2c 10 dress oo0
81 b. Exporters purchased about 400 head at the extremes
u TSe new firm Of schuster q Danenbaum was
in the field to day. The. senior member has
been well.Enown 10 the trade for the last quar-.
ter OF a century, and the junior member. more famary
has under The careful Lutelage OF Mr
William for and Is believed 10 thoroughly
understand all the tricks OF the trade =.
The Marcia loaded to-day with l67 Lye Cattle Dy
NJ. Goldsmith the Begravia with 444 Live Cattle ana
Quarters and j03 Carcasses OF Mutton NeheroI
these Is likely TO get Oh before to-morrow Inc
Lydan will get on Tuesday with about $40 Live
Cattle and the Alaska with Dressed Beef and Mutton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

AL, v.rooi- Aug. 27.-l2;3o T. m.--cotron quiet Md
phDus oe<di do. Orleans b a. SAFES. 5000 bales
Ss iVVOor soecniauon anOsexDort receipts $500
fess including 500 bales Futures-U plands
Alaans Clause septeweer aDdOctober denvers. Ossxdi
Nsysr 90 october sne November dsnvery 3sasd; DO
eMDef and Deccmper delivery. osss4d December and
oehvery oss<d do January February delivery.
4uleL - ~ ~,'' " 49, ~N~~
s.aasksfooL Aug. 27.-200 o. m-cetton-rns
way included 6U0V bales American
rSALsEsfoS Aug Z7.--COtton STEADY Middlng. 9A.o
nodine o,tac. 9ood Ordinary. oisisc.; receipts
paaes grosa z.74z 70 Greas Britain.
,ss'sx 70 franco - bales Oonnaent. baleA
~ ne OhAGnol bales coastwiseA zOl bales sSlss
WA 'aies STOCK 12.743 Dales
Law "vkSAss Aux 2i.--Uotton quiet kdduna $50;
III aanns s'sc 3eoi Jriin4rg. oIscs net recelpts.
x.,s.- vssss xross A. 1856 baess exports oosstwiseA
q 90. ~ France bales the Con unenL - bales
IN "sest Britain b2les saies, 3sl paess even
'.h ooo Dses STOCK b0450 oaies
ssAsANks. Aug. 49, quieti Middlins. easc.
81 ,siaalns yisc vood Ordinary. sssci rcceprs
sssst gresA Gil bales. Exports coastwfso -
~s@ V tns Continent - BALES 70 Great Britain. -