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The state journal., 1884-07-26

DRESS GOODS,
.s?s!Tt AND SUMMER.
Frank J. Hess invites the atten
tion of the ladies to some special
showings in new dress goods, and
believes there is nowhere to be found
collection of good goods in choice
and desirable coloring to equal them.
We name few:
FRENCH TRICOTINES,
42 INCHES WIDE,
NEW SHADES.
FRENCH CAUPES,
Al INCHES WIDE,
NEW MODE AND
TON SHADES.
ALL WOOL CSHMERES in
handsome sand gray, mode, ton and
steel gray, AZ inches wide, SO cents.
Regular price, Is.
sc INCH JERSEY CLOTHS, en-
bracing the new spring colorings, 60
cents yard.
"a INCH TWILLED VETOVA
Suitlngs, 25 cents yard. Handsome
shades Of brown, gay, mode, green
garnet, tobacco Brown and drysand
shades. These goods are warranted
to give the highest satisfaction both
as to color and wear.
One lot ALL WOOL FRENCH
DEBEGES; AZ inches wide, so cents
Medium and dark gray medium and
light brown mixtures.
TWILLED CASHMERES, wool
faced, 81 inches, new and beautiful
colorings, 25 cents.
SPRING CLOTHS, 81 inches.
Amazon and French tricot cloths,
S1.OO a yard. Embracing new choice
mixtures and solid co!oriugs.
We are showing light weight
spring cloths in mixed colors at Is
cents made to sell at 25.
Special showing in twelve colors
of English Brockatelle 123 cents,
regular price 25 cents,
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The State j ourna1.
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.

One Y ear, in advance, 81
Six Months, foc
Three Months, AUG
Delivered TO any part Of the city by carriers at
FIFTEEN CENTS PER MONTH.
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H LU II Y

cTAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, A
y select assortment of Canned Goods, Fruits,
Nuts, SC, SO7 North Third Street.
3-29-Sm,
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HARDwARE AND METALS.


AXEs-Collin-, per dozen, ST. Gold Dollar,
per dob,n 90 Diamond Edge, per dozen, 1C'
SKILLET AND LIDs-isc por pound; sugar
kettles, sac per pound. g.. q, - ...
sCALES-Fairbsnks. discount Is per cent
Howe discount Is percent.
TIN PLATE-L q. lOxli per box, 10; J.. q,
lIN2O per box, s 10; Tcrne, lix2p per box, 90;
Iernc 2Ox2s, per box, 10 90.
TINWARE-Picccd, discount 80 per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
sOLDER-No. J. l5c; No. IL and Ia, lSo per
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No Ia per dozen
HAMFs- two loop, p per poem three 'oop
TACKs-In boxes, 100 papers, ? 90 per box.
GRUB HOE5-Per dozen, OG railroad picks,
per dozen, 20.
'HETTOCRs-Per dozen, o 30.
RUBBER BELTfNG-DiscOunt 80 per cent.
NAILS 65 tate.
sHEET iRoN-27 b. Sc; galvanized, discount
9 sHuVELs AND sPADEs-Ro~land's, dis
count az DER cent Ames list steel goods, as
count 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-shaf,s, finished, . 90
poles. Is 81. singletrees wagons select 90.
10 o. Hickory axles. 10 %, Bols,ers, q
Coupling poles, rs spokes, xxx, select %
XXX. 50, Sawed ielloes, ~. 70; 2, 60.
Bowden shoes q m. Northwestern morse nallF'
So &C o.; 7s2t; :, 90 Bar iron, &c rate
plow ste 20 tpilug steel, 20; cast steer, nc Go
100 OO do open. 20 OOds0 co. do side springs
Tor. 100 o si85 or DO side bar, 100 OO@l3O 90; do
phmtons rs O0dl60 90. grade side spring,
itO OO02 %; do phntons, 100 O9d2OO 20, bump
Eoat bugt.es l75 Goa $50 co. platform springs,
40 OO60ilO 90: three spring wagons, 9j o0oollh
WIRF-smuoth wire Ma. 8, SO Nos 10 and
70. 6Jgc. iapaunad, barboi wire CO; galvanized
barled, &c.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

The report of W. S. Budd, commissioner OF
statistics for Indiana, Of the National Butter
F.gs 4 Cheese ssocialion, for the year ending
Noyember 3Oth 1888 shows that next 10 Chi.
cago Indianapolis IL the leading poultry and
egg market During these twelve months tho re
ce.pts ~ eggs wers 33,53Si dozen; shit ments,
i,65s3sl dozen Butter-Receipts 1896, 100
pounds; shi pments, l,709 800 pounds. Poultry
Slipped t. 10t, 1871 pounds. Total vaiuo Vi pre-
ducs handled, 1851 100
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
GREEN APPLES-4 00G5 90 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, 22c per pound Brazil, log
ice; flberts l5c; Naples walnuts, lbc per pound,
chestnuts imported, none on the inarh.G pea
nuts. Tennessee red, 1e@llci choice white,i2Hc;
cocoanute, S0OG9 10
CAIIF0RNiA PEARs-5 Dot 90 per boy;
ORANG ES-- Louisiana, per barrel, IL goo
10 10: per box, 50; Valencne, per case oil '%o'
LEMoNs-sicily. 500 per box; Malaga
90.
BAHANA0-8 UOa4 W per DlACh,
QRAPFq-Halaga, G OOd6 SO half barrel.
sWIIfT POT ATOES-On tno Str eets, red,
75c per bushr yel9w, %
oNloNs-New. % per barrel
AGE-sew. IS y 8 oper dozen, or ia
of cuuI Ia EEEs We quote 1t OO@s so poF dozen;
rGGa- gre per dozen.
bnTiER Choice western, 25&35o; cooking,
I56lIso. t-........ ~ 81
stuER KRAUT-- Barrels II 10; half barrels
30.
RAIsINs-London layer new per box on;
Dried PEACHEs-Unpeeled Sc peeled, l2o.
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.

The Dallas market rules little lower tn an 81
Louis. which is reported as follows; There has
cen nothing doing the past week to alter me
quotations on game; the supply Is limnea 70
been worked off Poultry continues scarce
With tho exception OF turkeys. which are sell
ing a, is cents per pound. Any sort o. ohic :,
on viii sell for 30 cents, and from that figure the
n,ice goes 10 as cents for fat hens. Geese are
mi nlentlful. the smallest sized, badly d. e,sed
ones being so cents eacs, and from thai they
run up in price to 81 for the best. DUCKS are
FisH~aed, sheephead and Trout l2c New
Orleans reS snapper 12c spanish macker'
eli. i2c Freal vaier fsh, dressed. loc. . IN.
mel nm 4 GO Mobile select, 90 Baltimore &c.
iect. 6 so; MaiEsoTds oor Berwick's bay.
per hundred .oe ,rm.,o
Y Ducts per dozen. 2 90; quail, I 20. Wild tur-
kcys. OiG9 o.; grouse, 50. sauirreis oo'
Esbr,,, 4 IN Jack rabbits y,
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

pAtI.s i6h.-On the 9Th inst. she iaie
month al I,Nas tun rcd irtruse ditat .cts irytl
s ildiu Universe ratio a. thcif ~ shlv -,
Ncio regions dmif ish,d We nst .,,i, .'
ne Lake country Cnu q were ~ 4fu stah,,lhs
nd he nefcn winds failed to move th"m ifutl
leir nedestsls Of irr 4 l,tier ifun N.lu nms
. ated Ia substance hat ~ ltast ilne Gums ol
he msirf cop along thu hay hud al,eady bsea
1n,sn tbnt heavy suoW .siotm had 1T IN, tud
hat the weather wa Constanty gtoNlhs
Hlder AN bling the lever shlels
,.i,sd 81 ,ystr bf mss eighty eve oests a
tushel aud even st N zee CUR there Ia not a
t,n.hel Tor sac the wua her continues IN
,his con iilion Or ten days longer there VIII hu'
10 one ia the msrkd In TACT oysters are
,.rcsf nov than thsy were over before krown,
and We lave lust cusVd a coutrsct ter a DAD a.
per bushet" Nor does the damage cud win
nc items given. reporter Of Cslcatn pa
Ter giv.s the follow ng from = honey heal.i.
II there il any truth in the foport ihat nearly
u the be,s ot this country have oeen roion by
The tNtrtmr cold ,aihe-, Then thste IL NJ
ones ia the comb il nov wcfIl from ten to
.'Sh'een &c Is ~ po'YYoart WI lie
res %, al Killed. OF eve a ltse proper
''uis io al per pou d, oth'r a.tis No. ..
milar opipinns, a. d several VINO hihut ,'tk.
assignments NJ fuilsg 20 pAl iepptN Aoo,'
rnit uces Lettr, from ~ tar sou'h a. SCUM
~ Illinois contained Information ui the aim ~
Z tai destruction q. peach trrts. whilc ule on
10 apple Trees bat sctutly burst rom me ci'
] cts o. the cold Smnil tfui's vi h tue tNtop-
..pn Of strawb sfrIe-. which nave nroh rfut"tt-
=. bya heavy f'll of snow, are also seriously
lufed Ti's iornt. int, coming mona men
q, no watch ~ se matters closely, may be con
Now 10 q ,mpnro Texas, IL may be stated that
Z. uir hUfsss Hld shop lmuctso
ON wint,r already pasl IN hne
,ndion. la the suuuN bbysf Galveston nnu
! rwics and rlnng n tie < 'ld"il coast the gel :
1 @ uystar opens m shelf 10 sme the uuIoliing
l. iosom, Of the salt grtss, while the btes are
D 10y ing the fruits Of last season. nnd IN TWO
= els from tui- ia e they vii issuo nom thtit
ives Ia pootn1s icaie ths peach crop, which
vii be sufficient TO supply the Doithern dehcl-
a ugy.
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LUMBER AND nuiLp,so MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

pRICK-At the Eilns ~ u On kiln
sIONR--At the nn la qunifies Sc por cuhit
foot: iicior foundations l,o Tor wall, and $50 ioi
dressed hunL ,
LVMBFK-Y Yellow Inc rough, 2 10 por 10
over ID feet . 20 per 100 mi size nnisains
clear . ~; common. -, ?, ceiling - OF = eel
ing. . 20: liN6tuuth, % per lWi hNa rough
i Isl per 800 ,.s3 Gic,scd, 200 per 100. Siding
IS rcrlU IopA dressed hnisIins, 90 pe
10 iding lO; =, ceiling 800 = ceiling 1o
White pine al. sscd nnishlng, o 20 per l0t =
c,.ilinr. IT. cnmuon, 3 o. 2nd common, 10,
sioing' iu common . 20. ad common, 70.
Common doo-s or sash, / sbos5 ~ AZ ~ suo.
sHINGLEs-NVlu~ pins, oues ~ sElt.
pine, I So 20. Oypi"sG Nc J. CO. NO 2
/ 80. No. q - -
PLASTER PARis-Per barrel 00st So
CENkNT-- EossncN.u 3 so sO.!H'iis 20
CFMFST TLUEs-6 Inch, ,7t.G ? hinh. ~; 6
Ia collins iomL ! 10; 8 inch cap, scr; trch
citing ioinL ! IS !nCh cop DO, G1c.
DRAIN fIiE-S men, Ice ctT loot Nnel, zoe;
6 iuch IKE inch, &C. in,h Soc.
MIXrT PAlNTs-ReAf for use and all COL
ors, 2ip pr sRL AL o. oaicd sud stan.
dgf1 mst,f afr on falc - DsnAt dealers
4 WUITF ITAp--ufric''v wye zoe s..
WINDOW GLAsS-.sxl0 TO l0xl2 SOC l0xli
b. iix2i, $50. iGAl 20 2OI2s a75, less o. percent
LINZ, ulpoTeu. 2 uhui. 70 Vel Dsfrua uull F,
1 bC: ncnisou CIR Tors, 9OC PER hsFraA J -.
paiisN IN 'nir 2Cr. nor hrtfl 200.
RAIR-Por round SO 9hc.
pOsTs-Cedaf, - 80 B0is d arc. lbi
lAIHH--4 20 Per loo
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PROVISIONS.

st Louis butchers intimate that they will
have 10 raise the price Of msai II the severe
weather continues week lonse'. Inc scare
ity Of cattle has already increased wholesale
rstes Extra good beef Is rarely seen. Intense
col weather makes II risky TO ship cattle. The
depreciate from suffering en- route and IN &
less N froz n Cuts from the round are
,till selling NJ - 1-sc psr pound; plate roasts go
at the same figure; short rib rossts bring Id per
ID; luin and porierhouse cuts sell al from ioc 70
2Oc per ID
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON-short clear sides, sac; Long
clear v 20 &c less.
clear kaX less: breakfast bacon. 14c
UAMs-Canvassed and uncanvassed, Ike
LAID = Tiorcc exc half.barrel, loc;
90 round caaH Zoe: 5-pound cans. lohc; s.
polnd cans 10kc.
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sApDLERY AND LEATHER.
quotations TODAY.

SOLE LEAIHER-Louisville heayy .nc
hrsndsb IL. o. heavy. 80 DO medium snc
Ss,.ss,,dS "a. 40 medium. 81 Baltimore ana Cin-
c;nrs, se. RufIslo slaughter prime. 81 goof
y uaRSFss IEATHER-oak no: IS; no.
erra, ~; No. 2 81; No. ]. hemlocs' 80; NO
81 tE KP cALFsKIs-i ioei IS according
'o SSHih 2pELrnuA cALFsKIS-So. /. l ioe
J ps ~ s nj PHiA KIPs-So. 1. Teal 90
A no Al s,sse collars Il CO. inch cotton
barr bands. %. ~ incn oos s,,.h ,r.,o,,
bse. nanfr. so 49, trace cheant 20
- lrsce chains 80 49, tree cnslnx
o. 7-s-l trsss chains 10 ~ss
o. ~ o y. 10 -. .,..t ~
tie IS
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LIQUORS..
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

AIcOUOI,-2 30 per gal a. per high vines.
WHIsKY-Rectifed. l coal 50. a. per proc
.or, mash. one wear old. l so two years old,
1 no a. three -eere oh, Doc 5Oi fancy e1'
Ira old whisky. 3 0stg.J ~. a. per age.
wrgFs-f'iaret. in csees 0od5 or per quar-
itv. catawha, per gal eocel SO Pert, oO@f g
e6crrv- Der gallon, COOS %. Madeira, per GAL
t., enTS 10 White wine. In cases, 3 5oWl6 %
~citiAwplGNF-Juies Nun 4 Co, % ooo3 b 70.
usid.,ct In basket % 5eas2 50; krug, In bes.
fst .a soS.s2 90 Dow sstic champagne os@
II 90 -. - % M
,,,,,s ~ 50 sudweiser own sire. IL 30 pintt
is ~ Erlsu ger beer. quartz % pints u 70
Reg beer 8 Is.
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s CO..
LIVE STOCK.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

pFRvFs-Coin b, ewes. mono, fair 10 goot
grass beeyes, 4@SAc per pound; medium gfasl
beeyes, 303lAc per pound -. ..,,-, -.
CoWB-Barren COWS, 25 O0e27 80; Mich cows
North Texan grades 10 o.ebO tG oomnon d 20
lair NJ o0F 40 90. stock cattle afoud. 15O0g200 on
BULLS AND sTAGS- (For sausage manu-
iOsi6 ": wo-year-olds, l2als,
suEEP-GOod mutton, Sg3Ho per pouhn
medium mutton, 2se2Ao per pound s'oo'
sheep 200p,3 no.
GOATS OO@2 % pen head. ,-
HOGS-Co fed ~ sc; medium, 4athc
stock moss. 3Hc siGck-rs ana feeders, 1@f'sc'
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.


wool,-Nexican. free Of burrs, ll@isc Mex
icsn improved, iss6l7c; coarse, lG1elsc; coars'
medium. ls9lsc medium ls@1oc; me I'm. mso, cnn
diton. iIa22c; bury, 2gec per pound iess
HiDFs-Heayy aides ~ pour fs snd NJ
scnnd isc. hight hidca, under ~ pounds, Tree
g,uhs 10. lieht hides, damaged or the grub O
mos. .,fuiis, bad and damaged, dTy sa'
81 Il, vssslted, &c; green hides. &c. ga
PELTRIEs-Deer skns. sopz1e; sn.ei i'i, M
lyc. seal skins. l5s25c; sheep poi'e' ~ p'f N"o'
81 .tfi .oW-Prirne tsllow. &C. tsllow grease 81
SEC, or sssr yellow 10 brown, teeoc
HES gAx-Frime yellow. &c oAk spa '"ui
tote..., fgaFE
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SCRAP IRON.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY
CAsT--l 90 per hundred; stove. 35c; wrought
20 10 30 per hundred: brass, 90 10 10 W pei
hundred: conner Il n ~ 12h nor hnnlrel
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DISQUALIFICATION


Wagon receipts OF grain In this city 70 ny
were very ! CHIT R.iail dealers TOOK all ma
c4me By ra | c-T corn, cars oats ana
liked ca of com ana oats cane shlpmohu
lte2 cars oats ~ Il car corn.
QUOTATION, TODAY. 90
WHFhT-Chdr, J " medium. low srat q, 10
SirsrhghH NGg Sc
RYF-Nomt n At C0t. uorthern, s5c
BARLkY-4 10 40 -,
~oRN -Ncw. In shucf, iOc; shelled and
.oktf, 0@ b.
iATS-Ci orr. S8c sacked, DC highcr. -.
fLOUR-Tnuni g CO.. early breakfast
rs: cfef m ,oda, goo: o. pure am, 3 10
odd Mills Patent, 3 81; Union, 3 10; ffairl'
lower e.; Star. Chan, -
BRAN-Ai mills. 75e, In store We,
ioRNAiEAi -Fino hol.cd pei 100 pounds
HoMINY AND GRITs-5 20 per barrel. ~,
-tluyp,o ,uIh igI 100 rounGs ~
loprod corn ard onts Ter 100 pounds, L5N
OH Inn Der 10 ouudF, iuc
GRAHAM lLOuh-isr 100 pounds $50,
HAN-uHik. q tonN CO. bright 10 ~ IRON
Ores pisfle, bsled, DARK, 3 CO.. bright
II 90 bright free on toard car u W
aiLLET sFFr-5rc Gcrmsu milleL 76c
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DRY GOODS.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY. 80.
rprrre- p~<rr,ers az. IcfL6 Glouceefsr,tb;
p.rnorv X Oocheco. 81: Nerrfnsc :: eroea.
900 81 si,en. G Altinn. enlo, ~; - 49,,
ss.lA 81 ss>es.y b.-es -, ,.cz-n.
*; 8irnS D nounins eh sioso"
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tug, G. norlcau &, naftloy pink aud purple,
Q. Arnold, @ oil re-, y ~ hlne ana nven, ~
HEAVY BRONE QNEsTlCs-AugufiAi- -
?, lndlal Head. =, sNlh cEtes, -, ei.i .hliA'
"a, 81 fdfclrld - ~. cahoi, - u,
Derby 81 -, oierd.ie ~ - sra hs''.s' az, az
Great Weston. ~ n International A. M
Atlantic Alb. B.nnington,7 Matches A'bs'
FINE nRowY DoMFsTIcs-Iahe asorSe
On; laryufL7si R,l shontas, ~ orsai tais y
PeerloAs, 80 b Plum !sianei y Aus.un ~ ~.
3reonbrler 7H Alendalo IN D"ighl ~ 0o'
isIiScHED posEsTIcs-social.s ~, Sunny
Side. a Holmesyille, 7Ai Forest = biR bonanse.
n. q Auburn, ~; bonsdale ~ Lonsdale, cam.
bro l2i., wsmsutiA NJ. New YORK millh III
Diamond nill. eanetl@ hnnins s =. a.m,
h,idse. X, K Peerless, X, bhi Fruit OF the Loom
sk: Gem Of the spindle, g. barkerssi oion;,h
IUCKs-ArkwrtghL 10; Eufios. sos, lobi
stark. doz ~. stark, iO-ok, l6; savage Sos I'M
Hampdcn, brown and dfab, 90, 10 HAmpdat
Xxx. do, ~ Boston. leo. brown end d is isS
4 6a inch. 57.; Gold Hodsl Bino. .i2H, Lion
brown and drsb. II; Chariot striped. In saw
TIcKiNG-Am oskeag AGA, l5 Hamilton, ~
Hollywood, plaid. ID Standard 2, ~; kaston u
OK; Omega i6i>: Continental Fancy. To- STAN
HiCKoRY-Roci River 6.s Blue and Brown,
Dc; India, l0hG Arllsgton, SIC Thorndihe
II g. Hamilton III: American. 10; Lowell City, gs'
PLAID oSNABuRGS-Delta, ~; ECONOMY
9s; Ottawa, 81; Michigan. ~ belle. 7.i wood.
lawb.7I Catawba.ss. Arlington o Augusta
"J ' thorough. Is: PAciac, r. ,2ss
Beaver Valley. 25; Toxic l2h; Humboldt ~;
PEOPLES 26b; Louisville, 3sk: Kentucky, Hs.
United states 30. Golt Modal ".
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BUGGIES

thtourh ihrW. even The breathing OF hose
skiug 10 Fn. twiu0h, a.,
K,Uturls'. com cfnp this year is7h 0l0om
hu.H,i. and rgtl huro wei remark that
th,rs 4, a great deal ~ llourbon aucugih IA
heutuplY, - ii, . a.
Tho ~ mills ON ths ~euth North ana NO
NJ a nnntgot,,.ry railroad tt ~ said 10 be doing
AZ exc nru uustuts. The demand Houl
4 uef -atct t. increasing one ~ the mil,
neal Clantnu .H.r'r shipped .fgs qusnuW OF
4 lnp hr-lAlM. % ! Llnh.
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LETTER LIST.

the Post-ofce al Dallas, Dallas county, Texas.fol
the week ending Jan. IL, 1884. which. II no
called FOR in four weeks will be sent 10 the dead
letter Office Parties calling for these letters WI
please say advertised" giving the date OF III,
fist. Parties living In the city will please nav,
their mail addressed to their street and number
L. h GARRISON. l.. M.
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THE uFRALD; THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY IL l@sF

Also agents for the celebrated Hardman Pianos
and the Mason and IIamlin, Estey and Chicago Cot
tage Organs Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise
Write for catalogue and price lists
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RAILROADS.
HOUSTON u TEXAS CENTRAL RAlLW

EMPRESS TRAINS oAilr tACN WAY,
u
iS SEe Ma IA sps SsFfpr NOVEMBER ia
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duohou
son o by letter o Dallas ~
WALDO Vice PrsIdsa FAuLEsE o andL Agt
"AHD" w" N''
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-08
COMMERCIAL.

ii'ff'tHttNs AN'NthFfi o. 1904
The movements of foreign shipping during
the week have no, been free but the barks
Abbie Carver and Centauf arrived last Thurs
day from Hongkong, the former after voyage
OF 4o u days, the latter after one Of 90 days.
Each brought miscellaneous cargo.
The French steamer left for San Francisco
on the 4th instant with rice valned at $r,7oo.
On the 5th, the Ophelis left for Portland,
Oregon, with cargo! the domestic value Of
which amounted to SI,5so.34.
Local trade has not been active. Lyons &
Levey will sell the Blue House premises on
Nuuanu street, at noon today. And next
Monday and Tuesday, Mr.. Z. P. Adams will
hold large credit sale for Mcssrs. II. Hack
field & Co., at their store.
The following interesting paragraph is taken
from theSan Francisco Journal Of Commerce /;
Reciprocity treaties are growing in favor in
our country where the benefit is mutual,
hence It is to be expected that the movement,
for such treaty now in progress Twill be sue.
cessfull. The British West India Association,
in conjunction with the British Government,
have arranged to send the Hon. Melville Lub-
book, Director Of the Colonial Company,
Limited, Of London and b. w. l., as a repre-
sentative to our government at Washington
to arrange reciprocity treaty to let in sugar
free Of duty into the United States in exchange
for the abolition Of duties upon our products,
which duties are now very excessive, as, for in.
stance, Sac per Dbl on flour. There is no
doubt tina, such treaty would prove Of great
mutual benefit. and largely increase the
present trade with those colonies"
It is unlikely that such treaty would hur,
| Hawaiian sugars. The market for Yves, India
sugars would In the Eastern United States,
chiefly and the Pacific Coast will undoubt
eddy take all that we can produce. n tn,
new reciprocity treaty goes into effect, on,
own treaty ough, to be strengthened by tn.
new precedent.
BY the Mariposa. due to-day, still bet,el
sugar market news is expected also late gen
eral news up to the list instant
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-08
4 Happy Event.

The residence Of John Brown ESQ.,, was the
scene Of happy gathering on Thursday even.
ing last all, even the passer by, could see that
something Of unusual character was about to
occur. The occasion was the marriage Of
Mary Hote, eldest daughter Of Capt. John
Brown, and Capt. w. H. Aldrich of the Hon.
olulu Rifles. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. A. Mcintosh and among the wit.
nesses were noticed the following Her Mai.
es,y the Queen Dowager Emma, H. r. H.
Liluokslan, H. r. H. Likelike, His Excel.
lency Gov. Domins, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn,
Col. ]. H. Boyd, Lieu,enan,s, Geo. F. Nc
Leod and Hugh Gum Of the Honolulu Rifles
also few friesds of the contracting parties.
Miss Nellie Brown sister of the bride acted as
bridesmaid with Mr.. j. Simonson as grooms.
man.
The bride was given away by her father.
Later in the evening the bridal party ad-
journed to the residence Of Mr.. S. j. Levey at
Makiki twhere they will take up their abode
and here were received the congratulations Of
the numerous friends ofthc happy pair
Among the wedding presents most conspic.
uous was complete table set Of silver from
the Honolulu Rifles, of which organization
Mr., Aldrich is captain.
The Press joins with large circle OF friend.
in wishing.the newly married pair prosper
Gus and happy voyage through life.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-08
ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY, November L.
P. NJ. S. S. City of Sydney 6 day, a, hours
from San francisco
II. I. G. Ms frigate Prip1 Adalbert, Mensing,
28 days from Yokohama.
Stmr Kinau from Maui and Hawai-
Sim Likclke from Kahuui
Sch Rob Roy from Koolau
Sch Kapiolani from Waianae
Sch Kawailani from Koolau
Sch Mile Morris from Mooka
Sch Wailele from Onomea
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER a.
Stmr c. r. Bishop, Davis, from Hamakua.
Stmr Iwalani, Cameron, from Kauai and Niihau
Schr Ne,tie Merrill from Lahains
Schr Ehukai from Waialua
Schr Manuokawai from Koolau
MONDAY, November j.
Sim Lehua from Hamakua
Stmr Waimanalo from Wamanalo
TUESDAY, November g.
Sim Mokoii from circuit of Molokai
Sch Waimalu from Koloa
WEDNESDAY. November 5,h.-
Stmr Jas Makee, from Kauai via wsialua
and Waianae
Stmr Kapiolani from Eva
Sch Haleakala from Pepeekeo
Sch Waiehu from Laupahoehoe
THURSDAY, November 9th
Sch Rainbow from Kooau
Am bk Abbe Carver, Capt Pendelton, from
Hongkong.
German bk Centaur, 66 days from Hong.
kong.
American bk Alden Besse, from Portland, en-.
| route for Hongkong.
! Sch Nettie Merrill from Lahaina
FRIDAY, November p
Sim Kapiolani from Eva
Sch kekauluohi from Hanalei
Sch Manuakawai from Koolan
Sch Pohoiki from Puma
Schr Kawaiaui from Koolau
Schr Manuokawai from Koolau
Schr Mana from Hama
SATURDAY, November s.
Stmr Likclike from Kahului
Schr Rob Roy from Koolau
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-08
Mr.. BtsAop's GesssIosv.

Kamehameha !. had to wife in his youth
Kaneikapolei lw). There was born to them
Kaoleioku, called also PAUL. Kaoleioku This
ehiefiain had to wife Kahailiopua, called
more commonly Luahine, and they had a
daughter. Konia, who was married to Abner
Paki These were the parents Of Mrs.
Bishop. Kaolcioku had, by previous WIFE
Keoua tw), daughter, Pauahi wi, who was,
by NJ. Kekuanaoa, the mother Of Ruth Keeli.
kolani. Mrs. Bishop and Keelikolani were
therefore cousins.
Mrs Bishop was named pauahi after Keeli.
kolani's mother. who was at one time one Of
the wives Of Kamehameha II.
The superior rank of Keopuolani. the wife
Of Kamehamcha l., who bore Ksmehamehas
II. and ILL.,, gave her children precedence
oyer the child Of Kaneikapolei.
But that Kaoleioku was son Of Kameha.
meha !. is evidenced BY the sta,emen, made
BY this great king when. after the assassination
Of Keoua lk) at the heiau Of temple Of Pun
kohola at kawaihae. Ksliimsikai MAS about TO
kill Kaoleioku. who was in charge Of the
second division Of Keouas escort, Ksmeha.
nehs said "Hs shsll no, die he l. the
child q ~ yossA." Sc . Fessaadss. p. AS,