davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
Postponed to TUESDAY,,
JUNE 10th.
MARSHAL'S SALE

Ply VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EX-
~ eeniion Issued from The ssprcme Couri of ~
il-Nnii1n Islands, In favor u A. j. Carturrhf nl1r
IN against \. 7. Lenehaa, H. Il. Macfaliaiie j1nes
Hoa .nd dQnn Aekcaguc defendants. Tor the sum Of
tlyitls have levied upon and shall expose Tor sale
On ilc 5th day of June, A. D. lisa az n noon Al AZ
Stables 81 James Dodd, the following pfupsstY WIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
SgfriaI sAofifrs.
A CARD.

ROOMS--Heat ana costly Fur
nished Rooms be had by an early application at
(9as) NO. 4 GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
NnTICE.

TETE THE. UNDERSIGNED HAVE
Wv this day entered into partnership for the pur
pose Of carrying the Hotel Business at the Volcano
House, Kilauca, Hawaii J. r. JORDAN.
Kilauea Hawaii. March 18th. ISL = lois u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
Nrw EMBELLISHMENTS.
NOTICE. I

M ESSRS. ii. II. PFLUGER AND j.
uI c. PFLUGER. in. have been jointly admitted a.
silent partners into firm in place Of Mr. J. C. Pfu
ger deceased. ii. HACKFELD & co.
Honolulu, Nav sDth. 1881 luia n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All Running Races to be under the Rules
of the Hawaiian Jockey Club. Rules now
ready at the Secretarys Office, Price Csc.
All TrOtting Races to be according TO the
Rules Of the National TrOtting Association.
Entrees close at 2 p. m. on Saturday,
Iune 9TH, at the Office Of C. o. Berger,
Secretary, with the exception Of Race
No. 2.
In all Races, second horse saves stakes
Refreshment Booths at the Park
ready to let, 90 #. sections, $40
each.
Entrance to Park; For each Horse
so cts. Grand Stand 81. Carriages
inside Track Circle 81.
Entrance Fee, 10 per cent.
j. E. WlSEMAN is appointed and en-
powered by the Executive Committee and
under supervision Of the Secretary, to make
all Park and Racing Arrangements, sub
jet to their approval.
@. 0. BERGER,
1908 1t Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
Dated Honolulu. Nay Gt1s a. y. le'l
lols = HkNRf saIIn. deputy c|eit.


kUPREME COURT OF TIE IA
~ waiian Islands.-in Probate. In the natter %
Proof Of the Win 81 WONG AHO. of HunolaIn. a.
ceased grcer appointing time for Probate 81 VIII
and directing publication q notice % the aamc
document pufpofting 10 Be TIE lasf VIII and i..ra
mcnl OF Wong Aho, deceased. having on the 1ifh rr
o. Nay. a ID. ISL been presented TO aid Frcf1lf
Court and petition for the Probate thereof nd ~
The Issuance Of Letters Tcsfameuiafy To Wanr Trr-
having been hlcd by W. r. Castle.
i y hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY, no ism
day OF June, A. y. 1884. a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of Eaf r~
Al the Court Room Of said C0nrt a. klioiani I7fe n
loDolnlu Be. and the zane n hereby appointed th1
time ior proving said VIII and hearInr aid nnuIlc.
ton, when and where any person interested nav ~
pear and contest the said VIII, and the rranine %
letters tc-tlmentary.
publication, for three succCssisc weeks IN ne W.~l
uAS GAZETTE and San Pur newspapers printed ana
Published In Honolulu.
Dated Honolnlu. H. J.. Nay 1sfh. lisa
LAWnENCE MrCTrTTV
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04

DE 1T REMEMBERED THAT ON
~ the 9TH day Of May, A. d. 1854 J. H. OAT ia ~
Honouln. Island o. Oahu, H. T., IN accordance With
sres.lh OF an Act 70 encourage learning In mia
hingdom By securing the Copies Of Charts and HOOKS
70 the Authors and Propristors Of such CoDie, ~
proved on the Jist Of Dccember A. ID f85i "a ~
posted in this ONCE the title Of his Book
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK
Ma duaolelo me ma olel0 kikekn ma IA oieIo Herr
tania me IA olclo Hawaii, Dy n N. whitney Homo
luu. y. N. DAT, in. q Co, Publishers and sl1fion-
cry 1854 the rights Of which he claims a. owner an
proprietor.
IL rEsrfnoNr wHEnEor. have hereunio eel my hsnd
aud caused thc Seal Of the Inferinr D.
tSeaD regimen, % ee aaixca this sth day Of
!sinea cnAs. T. guLIcK,
lut mi MIufafm~ = rua.-f-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
HEsAr SWIM. Jnui ti Z n sa 1ar, -ou,,.
Deputy Clerk. i0if q
CUPREME COURT or THE IA.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA.
- waiian Islands, In Probate In The matfc- Of nc
Estate Of GEORGE WOOD, late Of Honoialu, a.
On reading aud aling the petition and accouuin Of
Charles 7. 6ulick, adniinistrator with the VIII a.
ne1ed Of the Estate Of George Wood late Of onolaln
deceased wherein he asks 10 Be allowed 41 az Isl and
charges himself with si2.3f5.ii and asks that ne
same may be examined and approved, and that an
order may Dc made dischargln- him and his snrstlca
Il u ordered, thar TUESDAY, the f7th day june A.
D. lesl az ~ O'Clock before the said CHIEF Jns-
and the same hereby Il appointed az the time and
place for hearing said Detition and accounts and nat
All persons interested may then and there appear AMI
show cause any they have, Why the same shouh not
be granted. And that his order, An he English AMI
Hawaiian languages, be published IN the HAwtllaS
GAzErrE aud n0k0d newspapers printed and nnh-
hshed IN Honolulu. for three successive weeks.
Dated at Honolulu, H. l. this foth day NAY A. ID lisa
"A. II. JUDD
AttdIi chief Justice Supreme Cnnrf
1910 HENRY Smith Deuufv Cierf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
a 7. TIUU-
Aue1i ChicfJustice Supreme Conrf
i0i0 HESRr SMITH, Deputy CLERK.
CUPREME COURT OF THE IA

OURREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ vaian Island. In Rrohate-In ne matter Of proof
Of the will Of BENJAMIN II. BOLLES OF flonoiuiu ~
ceased. Order appointing time for probate of WIN md
directing publication Of notice Of the same.
document purportng 10 be the last will amt tesia-
ment Of jamln Bodies deceased having on the lIh
day Of Nay A. D. 1854 been presented TO said Probate
Court, and petition for tie probate thereof and fr
beth z. Dolies and benjamin +. Bolles IT., having
been filed by John II. Patty.
Il Is hereby ordered, that FRIDAY Inc SIN drv
Of June, AID. lo az 10 O'Clock OF said dar n the
court room Of said court 81 Aliioan Hale IN unoiu-
In, be. and the Is hereby appointed Ire fio Tor
proving said will aud hearing said application when
and where any pers0n Interested may appear and con-
test the said VIII, and the granting q letters
mentary.
lite further ordered that notice thereof be Given H.
publication. for three successive weeks in the Hawai-.
IAN GAzErTE, Newspaper printed and published IN
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. II. l.. May 18th. A. D. 1884.
A. F.JuDD.
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
N0TICE !

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the Estate OF JOHN BLESSING. late OF
kahaluu. koolaupoko. must present the same to the
undersigned within months from this date or they
will be forever barred.
MRS. CATHERINE STEWARD.
Executrix Of Will
Dated Honolulu. June 9Th, 1881. 1912 ata
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
RACES COMMENCE AT 10 A. NJ. SHARP.

ness Tree 10 All
PRINCESS PLATE. $75.
TRoTTING RACE Mile dash to harness; free to
all s-year Odds bred in the Kingdom
5th- RECIPROCITY ATE--$15O.
RUNNING RAcE-Mile heats; best . in .; tree for
imported horses only; weight for age.
QUEEN EMMAs PLATE $75.
HALF-MuE DAsH-For s-ycar Odds; Hawaiian
bred horses; catch weights.
7th-LUNAMAKAAINANA PLATE. 800
RUNNING RACE-Mile dash; free for all horses
bred in the Kingdom; weight for age.
Sth-KAHUKU CUP.-$5O.
4 MILE DAsH-Free for all tyear old, born in the
Kingdom.
sth-LEAHI PLATE. $25.
MULE RACE-Mne dash; free for all; catch
weights.
10th CORONATION PLATE-$lO0.
TRoTTING RAcE-Mile dash to harness: free for
all 3-year olds bred in the Kingdom
-GRAzIERs' PLATE. 800.
RUNNING E-Half-milc dash; free for ali ,
year Odds; catch weights.
2th-AMATEUR PLATE-$5O.
ONE NILE DASH; owners to drive; free for all
gassT' and '0''r to wagon that have H'v'r beaten
18th HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUBPLATE
1925.
RUNNING RACE-Mile dash; free for all syear
olds bred in the Kingdom
14th-KINGS PLATE $3.50.
RUNNING RAcE-aniie dash; open to all; weigh,
5th-CAsINo CUP.-$25.
PONY RACE-Mile dash; open to all ponies bred in
the Kingdom, lot over II hands high; catch weights
16th-KAMEHAMEHA PLATE.--$2OO.
RUNNING RACE-Mile heats; best . in J; free to
all; weight for age.
18th EXPRESS PLATE-$5O.
TRoTTING RAcE-Nulc dash; free for all express
horses
FOOT RA0E-2OO YARDS.
Isl nan-eaO. and map2t0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04
f)auaiialt QDazfttG.
Esr nopus IN MINUS.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. lssi.

THE new Bank Bill has smack of the
East India Company's Charter That
association at last ruled India" says Ma
cauley, sfrom the ocean to the everlasting
snow, reduced to profound obedience pro
vinces which had never submitted to Ak
bars. authority and doled out a monthly
pittance TO his heir" And the Hawaiian
Monarch in his little Iolani Palace had
better ponder on the fate of the Mogul En-
pire before signing the death warrant OF
the liberties of this race and of himself
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04


CUPREME COURT or Tffr a.
y E..i.n islsnds IN De scatter 81 ite a.|.is =
Notice u hereby given Thar r1ec.l.. ~ .... ,,..
Who have proved debts ar1i1st lIa II l.I.l. +. .|
amount Of SOD more, VIII Be held 90 Ita 0 III IA
CLERK of The Supreme Court IN n0r1InIa =. 1IIII..
DAY. The f1th day Of June A. n. ietI 11Ir.+n ~
"a r.. and 4 D. m. for the purpose Of a|1ttIrr g.,
slgnees q he above named estaie. put1snl b III
Dated Honoiuiu. NAY ssth. A. ID. fHl
loi. = HENnr SMITH. ucp1ir C|sIt.
CUPRE8TE COURT OF THE nj
- waiinn Islands To Probafe IN fao waiter u
The Efiaic % JASON PERRY. late % nnuuu|r 3.
ceased. Al Chambers before Chief Justice Jgf1
- IN reading and 4llnr The pciiiien and .rrua1ls %
Jason feEfy. late u Honolulu deceased wherein ne
1sks 70 1c allowed 39Aaiu. md charges herself With
sii.@l@ll, and asks nat The same mar BE- ar1mlnrf
and appsstcl. and thai snail order may Be made on
Distribution q The property remaining IN her hands IN
inc persons thereto cullted. aud dsch1rrIn4 her and
hcr -areiea from at furihef responsibility snct e.
It Is ordered ,hut FRIDAY. hsi i,h dsyof 1uir. D
1871 - ~ eclneE a. r before the said Chief InsIcs
a. Chambers IN the COurt uousc Honolulu be l.I
the same hereby i Appointed a. the time and
place Tor hearing said petition and 1cro1nir nnd itIf
AZ persons interested may then and iherr appcsr AMI
show cause u any they have WIZ the same snrnI1 mr.
Be granted, and may present evidence a. to who -rs
entitled 70 the ead prupcrtT. And that this order in
the English language be published IN the UI4rlr-Ir
GA1ErrE. newspaper printed and pnhlifhrf Ia Hone
lulu, Tor three successive weeks previous 10 the fine
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated az Honolulu. II. l. ihls Dlh day Nay, AID 1854
A-F. JUDD.
Attest. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
HENur SMITH. Deuufr Clerk l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

ming gear and Mr.. Smith was thrown out,
striking against a hitchng post and frac-
turing his thigh. He was ut once taken
into a house near by and u conveyance
summoned in which he was taken home,
where DR.. Bingham was summoned. Mr..
Smiths injury is severe and painful, but
fortunately not dangerous. His many
friends will wish him II speedy recovery.
The grub of the common June bug,
otherwise known as the Sophomore bug, y
has been unusually destructive to straw
berry plants, in some Burlington gardens
this summer, and n patch of grass of a
number of square rods in area, in the Col
lege park, shows that the same grub may
be dangerous enemy to grass The grass
roots in this patch have been entirely de-
stroyed. and on lifting the mat of dried
turf, the grubs are visible in large num-
bers. In recent report of the State
Board of A Agriculture, Prof Perkins men
lions similar case, where pasture in
Hinesburgh was destroyed by this grub.
1t lives three years in the ground, feeding
on the roots of various plants, grass or
weeds and then comes out, the familiar
June beetle. In the HineSburgh case the
coons poked into the ground and eXtcr-
minated the grubs Where there are no
coons or chickens to eat them, the only
way seems to he to turn up the soil and
destroy them by hand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
Boston Markets.
WEDNESDAY, Aug

WEDNESDAY, Aug ~.
FLOUR-Thc market for Flour has been
wheat New Flour has been arriyi ny
freely mt low prices. Sales have been ut 81 20
@3 % for Western supertinc,- S3254t for com
including bakers brands. In Winter wheats
the sales have bccnat 81 I5a5 80 for Michigan,
S. Opd5 ~ for ohio aud Indiana, and - 0Od
whcats have been selling 81 S. 1916 y, but
very few brands command over ST - ana
Winter wheat. patents sell AT 50 10 @d - e
Dbl
CORN MEAL has been selling at 81 s'a 3
E.FLOuR is selling at 50 80 a - as
to quality.
DAT MEAL has been in steady demand at
Western cut.
CORN-Thc market for Corn lis easy and
prices have been about the same. the sales
of steamer mixed have been ut is a. tic
high mixed ut 6SLtjac, and no grade 500 blc IL
bush.
SHORTS have been selling ut Sl6Gl, 80 for
Spring and Winter.
FINE FEED AND MIDDLNGS have been
selling at Sl9d2l T. ton.
COTTON SEED MEAL-In cotton seed meal
the sales have been at S2SH3l i ton, to arrive
and ON the spot.
PORK Pork market contmucs steady W. II,
Prime Pork ut Sl60I6 5O Mess at Sl7 500 Is
and clear and backs sell at SIS O1"2o ~ 4
Dbl.
BEEF-Bccf is selling nt Sll6l3 for mes
and extra mess; Sl3 jODl4 30 for family ano
plate.
=LARD- Lard is steady at sass, for city and
Western.
SMOKED HAMS have been in modcrt,
demand at Sl@nl419c illb, as to quality.
BUTTER The market for butter has hoeI
quiet but priccs.of choice are sustained. The
sales of Western and Northern crcaincric
/ have been AT ,g!6t.}c for fine, with choice 81
/ lcctions higher, and SO W@l Tor good hnt
choice; Franklin county AT 2lH@2; New lorl
and Vermont daRy AT 20d2lc for choice; loo
nc for fair and good, and 100 II for common
Western dairy nj tntl1c for choice, imitation
/ creamery ut lt0 Ito, and Western ladcl-paCkc'
/ ut l3rl4c for choice and Scl2c for common
and good.
/ CHEESE In Cheese there thas been tirn
! feeling with steady demand and prices arr
sustained. The sales of choice have been II
gla to lOl9c; fair and good ~ to &c; and com
mon and skim AT To 6c L n.
IEGGS- Eggs have been in demand. Sales o
Eastern ut ~ to 2lc; New York and Yer
mont at 1919 to 2Oc; Western III Ila to lHc pc
duZ.
The sales of choice Northern pea have been II
81 10 to 3 %, in small lots, for small sizes, AM
large M 81 ~ to > ~; choice mediums NJ - .
Is2 81, and improved yellow eyes NJ ~ 10 Il
3 ~ per bush.
PEAS-Canada peas are quiet, and tn
sales have been at 81 u to III for choice an
80 to SOC for common,
POTATOES-P Potatoes are arriving freel
prices have declined Sales have ranged iron
81 10 to 2 90 per Dbl.
APPLES-Apples are arriving freely an
have been confined to small lots at 81 W to
, per Dbl.
POULTRY-Fresh killed Poultry al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

BURLINGTON. Aug 20.
The lumber trade continues Substan-
TALLY rs reported last week. A number
of buyers are in town and business con
tinueS unusually good for the season.
Quotations unchanged, as follows:
1IN. CANApA PINE SIDINGs.-Eight in. and
upwards wide Il to Ii it., as run ont. p.2s.
S:}S: pickings and better, p.2 Si0d4l dress
ing, p. = $. S2S common, p. = :. and IN. 81.
14,r1 AND2IS PINE SIDINGs- Eight in. and
upwards wide, IL to Ii it, us run, common out,
rough, S4lM - pciings and better, rough, $40
@46 common, S2l.
PINE STOCKS, 1xl0 IN. II to III FEEr,-As run
common out. p2 :. S.Dd3l ptckngs and bet
ter, p. 5. so No. barn BIDS. PCS. and nj.
81 No 2 barn BIDS. p. . :. and m. 81.
PINE STOCKS, IKE to III FEET As run com
mon out p. IS. S:sS0H; pickings and better
u. IS. S43H a No. barn BIDS. y. = 5. and IN.
s,iiG' y No. barn BIDS. y. > :. and IN. $40 -
| IN. PINE STRIPS, L. To III FEEr-No. ! =. :
:. IN. b. and C. b. Si56l i6 No. p. > :. IN. b: and
e. b. S31 No. 3 p.2 :. III. b. and e. b. 81 No. !
p. IS. IN. b. and e. h. So.
IN. PINE STRIPS AND SIDINGS UNDER Il
FEEr-No. and > p. , s. III. b. and c. b. $40
b No. 3 p. S. m. b. and c. b. S,.U q; No. y.
rs III. b. and e. b. Sl1G Is ; : in. and up, pick
ings and better, p. s. S.A035 in. and up.
dressing and common, S2l022.
CANADA SPRUCE.-Clear p. - III. ss3; No
y. . $. m. 81. No. . p. IS. m. SIG.
SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS FEET LoSG.-SlX IN.
extras p. b. and j. $40 per IN. pcs. u ia. No.
y. b. and ]. $40 per IN. pcs. 51e in. extras p, b.
and j. $40 per M pcs. 519 in. No. p. b. and j.
s.S5 per III. pcs
The above prices delivered on Boston rate of
freight.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

bushe. Sweet potatoes, Sc p ~. Cabbage, Sc
Hn onions, ? @4c z No. Peaches a",, s.,
out of market. Backbcrrics, I5020c y
quart tony nativc). Blucberrics, So l0c
New apples, PIC q peck. New pears, 3nGOc
melons. 20 Geoc each Muskmclons, Is to
Bic each. Celery, i2b@@ lac u bunch. summer
squash, i.5c 7 II. New bcets, @c y peck,
2 busha clitiS S; s Ic SGs Tnnc a2r
Apricots, BIC e dozen. Cncumbcrs, 25c p
sn shell ncoTs BE 7 pe9Bs pH%S"nples
6tUWc u dozen; Bannnas, j0d15c q dozen.
Grapes, 4oc P3 ID boy. California plums, pc
dozen T"coanutS , So Zoe :, each Lemons &c
Dates, 100 l5c. Figs, 2on25c Eyaporatcd np-
pies, 10000 T. II. Evuporutcd peaches, i0c.
Eyn nSra,H Hprsqs toc Buffer as, !, II
Cheese, l2hM l5c. Pineapple cheese, picnic
SIS 75S regular size $40 English dairy;
corn l5c T. can Canned peaches l5d i5c. Cam
ned pears 21Gf4Oc. Canned tomatoes Ia 15c.
Canned peas a9tjc, French 3c). Canned
trufiicS, S1U. Canned asparagus :GfrG0c.
Canned ochra and tomatoes 25c. Canned figs
SOC. Canned mushrooms &c. Evaporatcd lima
beans re 7 r, Mixed nuts zoe 7 n. paperi;
quart Jars SOC; Cocoanut 4Oc Z tin. Dried
currants l0c 4 III. Citron 3Oc. Nutmcgs Sl.Otd
1,20 T. n. Cloves iOa,Dc. sage i0c. Carolina
rice Zoe. Cassia 60c. Pearl barley lOc. Mac
nroni lHn2Oc. Tapioca 10" l5c. Anuwroot
pc = package. Olivc oil 10 to ,5c = at.
starch IA iSc 4 H.. soap 1HSC l. H.. CASTLE
soap l5d30c, American lie. Imported 30c.
Powdered sugar Toe Z y. Granuatrd 1l@ds Sc
Light brown 6l&",c. Moasscs, Porte Rico 80
q 1jc = gal New Orleans 9l.U. Syrups 15c T.
bottle. Fine table syr,lps Sl.2j. Maple sugar
l2I2d l5c T. H.
TEAS 0olung and Formosa l0cGl Sl00 T. TO-.
Japan 400G0c English breakfast ijcd lu0
Young ilyscn 1ac. GunpOwdcr -.
COFFEES, ETC.-Old Government Java SIC p
H.. Mocha 40c Java and Mocha mixed BE.
Marcubo DC. Rio Nc. Broken coffee ljc.
Cocoa 2jd:Nc II can. Chocolate SOC p H..
MEATS, PoULTRY AND FISH Fresh beef,
srloin roastS 23c u NJ. Siroiu steak 2h. Pur-
ter house BE. Round steak lGa20c. Chuck
steaks l2ls0 lSc. Rib steaks 2Oc. Rib roast
zoe. Lamb, fore quarters ljc i n. hind quar-
tiers 2oc: Veal, roast l2lg@2Oc Z II. Stca re
m:,0c. Pork, roast l2i2Gtljc u H.. Steak l2ia
q lGc. salt pork l2lac. Corn beef sa 19c.
Poultry, turkeys 2lc i ~: Fowls HcH2!c.
Chickens 20u BE. Fish. Salmon iOd ijc r H.
Iialbut 20c. Sword fish 2Oc. Mackcrrl &"
sc. Blue fish l2l9c. Lake pike 12l2c. Bass
l212c. lIaddock Sc. Cod 81 l2l2c. LOh~tcls
l5c = IL. salt fish Salmon I2lac illt Sol on
/ trout Toe. Goldfish Ga lOc.-IIams III X II H.
Sliced n12!c. Bacon 20c. Beef ton ne : Use
Tripc l0c Sausage i2I9 to 2Oc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

MONEY AND BUSINESS.
New York Stock and Money Market.
FINANCIAL.

Money was easy in the New York mar
kct yesterday at | to , per cent ON call,
and closed at >. Prime paper was at
5mGil. Exchanges were steady at SIS q
for long and Si.s4i. for short sight. Gov
ernmentS were strong, State bonds quiet
and Railway bonds lower.
In the afternoon stocks were strong
until near o'clock. with Western Union
Il feature. Later the exchange place
party and Germans sold Missouri Pacific
down to 92"l and the remainder of the
list declined to =. The market closed
steady. Yesterdays transactions aggrc
gated 4l5.0O shares.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
Watertown Union Live Stock Markets.
For the week ending Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1884.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Sheep iiIlt


TOtrI 1lut -nto N2t n nv,
NlJmhrr of cars over different rondS Rnstnn
md Inwell n FitchI,r,r osI Eastern % tntni
ar, " ' 49, ~
Prices of Market Hn,f-A few cboicc "a Inn
IN mn nvtr, ~ M n, q M irct r,'nl;t, g. cn5I
N srcnnd m,"iity e. 0,iif "a fth;r5' N1i,3it,
81 O014 30. ~ "
pri..,, ~ t,., r,,.i ,r,,i,,,- ,,, ~
iritrs mi Sd"rr ~, stlcM Nrklng oxen, per
pan, i ION Sluo ~ Sd. Mch lows anu ,;tiNes
iiolu 1870 70 rhlrow LOWS SlSg;W. falcy
lows SoUI ~ nv, earnings eiU"L2u: d"o-ycais-
oiG Si+"~S; lhlcc,ytars-ola s@f@to M.
SWIM tStcth iat' tNco1ec Z 10 North-
er I,,. dressed I nogs .121 Fm. NJ
= r ~ Hnc.p an iilliosih Toys % ~; oW
a. w cach extra - 5Ua 20, or from 21r IN
~ e, !" i, nplins L aah a'49o1sc T. ~
Neal CaIXes 21aM6l4 z u. s.,.. ,-..,...
nI9cs, i"ii1M anu SKhS m,on
Hides .12m ,4cRb. Brighton T4llow eM6}9o;
Country lilucs' ncaNy, o1ad &C llght, WtoIsc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

BURLINGTON, Aug. 20.
The PRINCIPAL feature of the market is
the decline in flour st. Louis winter
wheat has fallen from S6ct6.25 to -. 15m 81
and Michigan from $3.50 to 500 to $3.50
Flour is now cheaper than at any time for
thirty-four years and the outlook is for
still lower prices as the enormous Western
wheat crop is harvested We quote as
follows:
FLOuR.-Bcst Minnesota Patent, 500 St.
Louis Winter Wheat Sj.i5 a ST: Michigan
Winter 1920 $3.50.
GRAIN. Corn, 15c Oats, 5jc Peas, S1.2j.
FEED.-COrn Meal per ton 5000 Cotton
Seek Meal per ton $500 Fine Mddlings, per
ton S25 q SO Coarse do. 81 a. S23 Bran,
do. $50 a S2l; Oats. new per ton, S40d Si5.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

CHICAGO, Aug. 70
HOGS Receipts of 1900 head; shipments,
go head 500 higher, rough packing. 3 900
40 packing and shipping, Il 1905 % light,
> 5000 10 skips, 5015 10
CATrLE-Rcccipts of $500 head shipments
of 1900 head; choice firm, and low grades
weak, export grades ut 4Ud, GO; good to
choice shipping ut SOH65 ~; common to
medium. od5 40 range cattle steady Wy
omng. = 90; Wyoming Texans, Go; grass
Texans at 3 75Gli II ; wintcrcd Texans, 3 900
~
SHEEP Receipts of $500 head: shipments
400: weak inferior to fair 1908 90 med
ium to good. 3 OOGr3 80 choice to extra, Jtd
~ lambs, per head, 0Jd3 80 Texas sheep
. hMIH ..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
burlington Retail Market.

\ noticeable decline in market prices
for fruits and vegetables is the tendency
the present week. Peaches and grapes of
very fine quality are rapidly coming in
and will soon be abundant. Flour, in most
grades, is cheaper than last week. The
market for general provisions, meat and
poultry, is firm.
FLOUR, MEAL, ETC.-Michigan, $3.50 Z bbl,,
st. Louis, S6.7J@7.50; Spring Patents, SS0od
Corn meal, 26l3c. Graham flour, 4c Il n. Rye
flour, 319c.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITs.-Green corn, ].
6l5c " dozen. Potatoes, new, J0115c b
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
OUR Puzzle CORNER.
Something of Interest for Our Young
Readers.
1.-C harade.

When you are old and FIRST, my boy,
With glasses ON your nose,
NOu'll cease to laugh ut winters colo.
And winters drifting SHOWS.
Your heart, now young and eager longs
To second in lifc's race;
when You are old and lame like me.
You'll move with slower pace.
Your cheeks are like II rosy Wh0l,
That apple fair and bright
When you are old like me my boy,
They'll wrinklcd he and white.
Then laugh away the livelOng day
BE happy while You can;
No word from me shall check your giec
My happy little man.
UNCLE BEN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22

As the canal boat, Martha l.. School
craft of Champlain, northward bound,
was nearing Fort Edward, Saturday after
noon, the wife of the captain, Frank
SchoOlcraft, was so badly burned while
kindling the fire with kerosene that she
died in few hours. Her home was in
Champlain, y. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-22
WiselN ADOPTED by Dairymen.

dairymen and farmers of the United states Of
the Improved Butter Color made by Wells,
Richardson Co., Burlington, VT, is II proof
Nearly all winter butter is coored in order TO
make il marketable and this color is the best,
in regard to purity, strength, permanence and
perfection of tint