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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO, May 16.-The market opened steady to-
day and showed some strength early, but midday ad-
vices FROM New York caused depression, and values
fell off. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat unsettled.
The market closed b y lie under the closing prices on
Change yesterday. Sales Yanged: May, S47s 0S719c.
closed at &c; June, S60SS34c, closed at S7loc:
July, SSd905so, closed at S93sc; August. 50 0S92c.
closeda at $50; No. 2 Chicago spring, 80 0S644e, closed
at So 0S6asc. Corn activetut lower, and the fluctua-
tons were higher than yesterday. The market closed
b n l2c unde- the closing prives on Change YESTERDAY;
Sales anged~cash, 81 5fla5 closed at 54i. 10 81 loo.
May, 537s a 50 l2c, closed at 543sc: June. 547s@
562lc; eloseaat 557sci July. 567s 05S12c, closed at
577s "a Se; August, 577s @O94c. closed at 5S7sc.
Oats lower. S9les ranged: cash. 32c; May, 320323sc,
closed at 32a32lsc; June, 32s2 U33c, closeda at 325sc;
July, 3234 633l4c, closed at 23c; August, 290293sc.
closed at 20 ls1294c; all the year. ga 20275sc. Rye
easier at 6Olae. Barley quiet az 12c. Flaxseed dull.
Pork active and unsettled. The market opened steady.
declined 80 G55c, rallied 30 04ac and ruled steady.
Sales ranged: eesh, S17. 2O0I7,25; June, SI6s50
0I7.47lo, CLOSED at Sl7.35017.37l9: August,
$~17lO017.50. closed at $~l7.45017.I7la; all the
year, Slab. LAID unsettled. The market opened
steady, declined 200 SOC. rallied .15a.17lac, and
closed steady. Sales ranged: cash, 7.95 5000; May,
7.S7l9asc, closed At 7.97l2aSe; Juue, S0S.2 0c,
closed at 9: I212 s. L5ci July, s.072@S.40c. closed at
1926 dS.27l2c; August. S.150S.471se. closed at
s.35 ds.37l2c; September, $50 @9.57iac; all the
year, 7.sOe. Bulk meats in fair demand: shoulders,
6.5Oc; short ribs. s.O5o: short clear. 8.45c. Butter
and eggs quiet and unchanged. Freight-Corn to
Baffalo, Ia re. R~eceip1s-Flour o 0 0 brls; wheat.
300 bu; corn, 4l.O00 be-; oats, 10000 bu; rye.
!. 600 bu; barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour Ii
600 brlsi wheat. $50, 600 bu; corn, LA 900 bu; oats,
%, 600 bu; rye, 10000 bu; barley, 4,200 bu. On
the afternoon call wheat wac higher. The market
closed at S91ec for June, 91l4e for July, and 902lc
for August. Corn was stronger and higher at 565sc
for june. 5S3ae for July, and 59ase for August. Oats
higher at 3214c for May, 33c for June, 33asc for
July, and 29l2c for August. Pork was higher at
$17.47l9 for July. Lard was higher At 20 for June.
S.32l2 for July and $40 for August.
NEW YORK, MAY 16.-F1our dull; receipts, -. 600
brls; exports, 1000 brls; superfine State and West
ern, $3 1880; common to good extra, S3.lO03.75;
good to choice. 8 9006.5o; extra Ohio, $3.35@G;
=. ! IL. 40 IT, q o.. AErna.a4r a.+.-+ a. IT,
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CHICAGO Nav l6.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports; Hogs-Receipts, ii, o shipments 3,40O.
The market was slow, weak and l0c lower; rough
packing hogs, S.. 3 as. 20; packing and shipping,
$5.7006; light bacon, $5.1505.75; skips, $t06.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments, =, 700. The
market was firm for best; greer. and thin lots 10O15c
lower; exports. SO. 2036.60; good 10 choice shipping
steers, S3.foG6.loi common to medium 5000
5.65; gTass-fed Texans steers, 81 al
Sheep-Reeeipts, 1900; shipments, 400. The mar
ket was firm for prime grades; eommon grades We're
weak; wooded inferior TO fair sheep, $f05 T. ewti me-
dunn TO good sheep, 50 as. 80; choice to extra, So q
7.30 shorn sheep. Sd &c.
ST. LOUIS. May observation-disclosures GOO;
shipments, 1900. The demand was light; export
steers, $6.30@6.6o; good to choice shipping steers.
1855 az. %; common to medium, $5.25 as. IS: corn
fedTexas steers, $5-23G5.75i CRASHED Texas steers,
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1900; shipments,
1900 The market was weak; inferior to fair sneep,
SO al; good to choice sheep, ~$4.50@5.50; Texas
sheep, $304.50; spring lambs, I2.50a3 per head.
Hogs Receipts, 4 300; shipments, 6 1900. The
market was active and higher for light grades, light
hogs, $5.2005.60; packing hogs lower; $5.3005 so;
heavy hogs lower; $3.400570.
KANSAS CITY, May l6.-The Live Stock mdica-
tor reports: ~Cattle-Hsceipts, $50. The market
opened steady but closed weak; native shipping steers
of l,069 70 1868 lbs average sold at 80. 20 as. 80.
Others unchanged.
H-ogs-Receipts, 5000. The market was firm and
Zoe higher: sales we're made of lots of 203 to TBS
average at So 5.40 with the bulk Of the sales at
Sheep-Receipts, 725. The market was quiet
and unchanged.
NEW YORK, May l6.-Beevss-Receipts, 5000.
The market was weak and 81 per head lower; ex-
trernes. steers. s. .9O07.12l2 u ewt.. live weight:
fat bulls, $t.75a5.20; general sales at So. % $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 2,840. The market
was dull and 25c lower; clipped sheep, 81. 8O06.6O
F cwt.
H~ogs-Receipts, 2,S2O. Live hogs. S4.7505.S5,
mainly at $~5.5005.75 " cwt., closing heavy.
EAST LIBERTY. May 1G-Cattlo-Slow and un.
changed. Receipts, 100; shipments. no.
Hogs-Fiun. Receipts, 3 $3.50; shipments, 1910;
Philadelphias, S60G.l0; good Workers., $500
5.75.
Shcep-Dur ard prices about TIC off from yesterday.
Receipts, $500. shipments, 1000.
CINCINNATI May I6.-Hogs firm; common and
light. S4.25 as .65; packing and butchers, So. 250
6. Receipts, . 200; shipments, l 800.
MILWAUKEE. May 16.-Hogs lower at $50
BIS.
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and closed at II sc; highest price. 79c; lowest price,
ances, none. huns, 6S.I29 brls. Shipments. So
lO2 brls, Charters. GO. 79l bris. Oh City Oil Elk
change stock, $3.50 per share bid $500 asked.
BRADFORD, May 16.-The crude oil market
closed firm. Total runs yesterday. 70 $40 brls.
Total shipments. 50. 49I brls. Charters, 30,79l
brls. Cearances 5000. 600 brs. United pipeline
certificates opened Al 76c, and closed at 779ac; high
est price, 7Sc; lowest price, &c.
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Foreign Money and stock Market

LoNDoN, May 80 p. M-Government bonds
United States four and-a-halfs, III; tours, 1913,
OK. coupon. Railroad bonds-MilwauRee & St. Paul,
70; Canadian Pacific, 147A; Illinois Central, 1876;
Pennsylvania Central, 1873; New York Central.
1124i Erie, 1852; seconds, 67lo; Reading. llG7s.
PARIS. May 16.-Rentes, 7sf 75c.
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RAD AND COMMERCE.
Little Change in the General Business Stu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Values Few.

INUIHNAI VIIsi lHdy 10
There has been no change in the business sit
nation, 50 far as the general merchandise mar
kets are concerned, for some days, the financial
troubles in New York seemingly having no IN
favorable influence. Advices from the North
west report some activity as well as improve
ment in the domestic distributiye movement,
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NEW YORK, May 16-Cofee-Spot lots fair Rio
duh and nomiuaE options opened 50lO points lower,
closing steady. Sales of 1000 bags Rio No. z cash
and May at S.550S.GOc; 1000 bags July at S-650
SOC; ESQ bags August at S.650S.75e; 1000
bags Septemer at s.700s.S0c; $500 bags October
att rs GS.S0ci $50 bags November at soc; 1000
bags December at {. S.S5c.7
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T'HE FOLLOWING IS THE LIST OF LETTERS
L remaining unclaimed at the indianapolis postof
fee on Saturday, May II 1884. Persons will please
call for advertised letters, - and give the date Of this
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NEW YORK. May 16.-There has been a renewe
inquiry for moderate selections Of woolens, but other
wise the market was quiet.
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Oils.

NJ CITY. May l6.-Tne petroleum market opened
National Transit Company certificates at 76asc,
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LADIES' LIST.

B.-Baylor, Virginia; Badox, Mrs. e. F.
D.-Dmforth, Mrs. Minnie; Dotv, Mrs. Lou Doley;
Mrs. Margareti Dotscn, Mrs. Alice, Durrett, Miss
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-wool duh and nom
inal
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A.-Aylesworth, Rev. W. P; Alexander, W. s.
Anderson. w. F.; Armstrong. Rev. A. O.
B.-Beaumont, DR.. T. L.; Brownie, A; Borr,
Edwin F.; Becher. q. "; Brown, Q. G.; Brakeman,
John; 8ucl, W. H.; Boyed, John; Burns. Patrick.
Clark, Bob; Carhart. Albert b. Colbert, James
H; Chapman, W. J.; Con, Edward.
D.-Daniels, jackson s.; Dimock, L. E.; Looley,
James: Davis. H.. s.; Dutton, P. a.
Flick, Henry H.; Finn. Charles Fotz. Chas.;
W. c.; Foord, George; Frisby, Thos. W. S.
G.-Gross, 5. w.
H.-Huntly, Henry: Hatch, 7. P; Hooks, Chas.:
HaTrod, Frank; Huston, Sam; Holeford, Cage; Hoff
heimer- Chas: H.; Hague, Thomas; Harris, Williams
Halstead, T. f b.
J.-Jinkens, Charley, Joseph NJ Jenkins, Dean
NJ. ~.
K.-Kinney. John: Kelsey. j. F.
L.-Lowe, Eddie; Lidtka, John; Lank, R. b.; Ladd,
E. g.; Leonard. Jerre; Lowe. G. f.
M.-Maxwell. John; Monyea. NJ. (2); Moreton, j.;
Milwood, H.. L.; Maree, NJ. M. e. hurry, Leslie c.
Murrey, Eddy.
Mc.-Intire, w. T.
N.-Nicholson. f.; Nichol, Fl. j.
O.-Oliver. H. S.
P.-Pugh. Edgar: Pillow, W. NJ; Pleasant. Isaac;
Payne. Hudson; Porter, John; Phillips, j. c. Polk
VIM. r.
K.-Raynor, R. s; Reynolds, Rodney; Robbins,
S. $.
S.-Silvers. Oliver: Summons. Jonas; Scott. f. D.;
Sheets. Geo; Scase, w. 4; Smith, John A.; Sparks,
John; Shavous, Rev. Jarret; Stephens, !. A.
T.-Tognetti, O.: Thompson Henry b.
W.-Wright, Charles P; Wellington. Thomas;
Walker, Edward NJ; Wall, Thos.; Wetmore. A. P;
Wise, A. j.; Wilson, Chas.
FIRMS.
J. c. MIlar & Co.
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H.-Hich, Miss Matte: Harrison, Miss Lew; Hose,
Mis- Annie; Hamilton, Miss BERTHE; Hill, Miss Rosa
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4''i w. ]. A. wuDMAN. P. NJ.
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K.-Kellogg, Mrs. Mary D.; Kerr. Miss Ella. Kid
well, Minnie; King. Mrs. John: Kelly, Mrs. Minerva.
L.-Livingston Miss NJ. X; Leonard. Miss Mary b.
M.-Mjtcbell Mrs. Jane; Madding, Salie (2G Mar
tin. Mrs. W. Mivans, Mary J.
O.-OConner, Miss Maud.
P.-Petigrue, Lille Pursel, Miss Fora; Phillips,
Mrs. Emily.
ISLANDERS Sarah NJ: sayre, Miss Bell; swise,
Mrs. Reaner; Stoss. Mrs. e..
T.-Theim, Miss Frances; Tousley Fannie.
Miss Nellie; Wingate. Mrs. Matilda
@; Wilson, Mrs. Clara Ann: Wilson. Miss Cordelia j.
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MILWAUKEE, May 16.-F1our dull. Wheat
higher. but dull; No. . Milwaukee 90c; May, 9Oc
june, Gle; July. 92l2c. Corn firm; No. 2, 5lc. Oats
steady: No. 2 white, 3Sc. Rye hrmer; No. l. Soc. Bar
ley dull; No. , spring, 6912@70c; No. 3 spring extra:
Gle. Provisions lower; mess pork, $l7.05 cash and
May, $17 20 June. ~Lard-Prime steam. s. l0c cash
and May. 5000 June. Receipts-Flout, 10000 orls
wheat, 13. 900 bu; barley, IL, oTG bu. Shipments
Flour, 10000 brs; wheat, $4,000 bus barley, s.
zoo Ia,
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LIVERPOOL, May 16-Cotton quiet and IN
changed; salex IL, 600 bales; speculation and export,
1000 bales; American, $500 bales. Breadstuffs
quiet. Wheat-No. L California, rs 9d@Ss Sd; No. 2
California, Is 5dQ7s "a; red Western spring, 7s 3d9
Is sd; red Western winter, IS 6d@Ss. Corn. new
Western mixed. 5s ID. Canadian peas, is. Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester unchanged. Receipts for
the past three davs-Wheat, 10000 c~entals; Ameri
can. 70. 600 c%entals: corn. Ill 900 centals.
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s.aa.rav ana ra,a .ics,d,a,.

Fort street, at sbou, Eve O'Clock on Thurs
day last, was the scene 81 frigh.fui accident
whereby Honolulu has lost one Of is best and
highest esteemed citizens, M George J.
Emmes. II seems that on driving down For
street on his way gu, TO join his family at
Waikiki-one Of the front wheels came OF
abreas, OF the Catholic Church premises which
started the horse with fright Mr. Emines
in leaping OF being thrown on, was entangled by
the reins and dragged to abreast Of Chaplain
street, where he was picked up insensibIs and
conveyed to his residence on Kukui street
DIS, lIagan, Brodie and AlcKibbin, attended
bat to no avail, the unfortunate man remained
unconscious up 10 little after nine O'Clock
when he breaihed his last Mr. Emmes was
master shipwngh, Of over ihinY.iwo years
standing inthis city. HewasborninS Sydney, Aus
,ralia. and in his sixty-hrsi year He was a
tealous Odd Fellow; was p G. Of Excelsior
Lodge. d. ID. G. 5. ior the Order, and r. c. r.
of POLYNESIA Encampmeni. The funeral ,oak
place yesterday afternoon and was attended by
the Orders to which he belonged and large
number Of friends. lie leaves a widow and
three daughters TO mourn their loss, in which
sudden bereavement they have the deep sym
paihy of the entire community
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The modern, recognized, Royal Hawaiian
opened yesterday at noon. The permanent
headquarters selected, abou, opposite the
centre of the mauka curve OF the race course,
has been given by Kapiolan Park, and build
ings and stables erected to meet the needs Of
the annual fair. The large lanai, formerly on
the premises OF the late Princess Ruth, was sold
to the agricultural society by Hon c. X
Bishop, so that ii was taken down, set up and
reprinted on the outside at a cost to the society
Of less than 1000. Stalls, paddocks, pens
and cages for the competing live stock, horses,
Jacks. mules cattle, sheep, swine, dogs, poul
try and fancy birds, were erected out Of rough
northwest and put up for the most part in por
table shape, to be removed at will. |, was
necessary 10 erect all Of the pens, etc, to
wintlward OF the lanai, on account of the
shade.
Considering thedistance from town, thenum-
Der of exhibits entered and the promptness and
thoroughness with which all the arrangements
were made is remarkable. Many omissions
and drawbacks which may be noticed this year
can be avoided in the future II must be re.
membered that the distance from town results
in frequent forgetiulness OF necessary portions
Of exhibits, eniailing frequent sS-mile trips 10
repair omissions. General Manager Brown
has had merry time OF it. Every man with
grievance must needs take it forthwith and
pour it into the capacious bosom Of The always
amiabe chief MIR Brown, want tag for
my dog -; mir. Brown, my horse ought TO
have a better stall Y; Mr.. Brown, that there
Paddock not half big enough for my cattle :;
" Mr.. Brown, | wan, hammer and three
nails y; Mr.. Brown. do you think there can
be any possible doubt that any ducks will take
the 6rsi prize = 1" Mr.. Brown, my husband
sent down our PIG and our dog, and there's
the pig tied 10 a tree and don, know where
the dog is, and wont YOU please 60 find him =
Mr.. Brown, will you please look after these
mats and these bowls and this tapa. Il cant
be replaced, you know 50; " Nj. Brown, | wish
you'd ind better place iol this magnificent
bunch OF sugar cane y. 4" MIR, Brown. my ex'
hibit is all wrong on The catalogue y; . Ma
Brown, my things are not down ON the eaia'
logpe At all, The foregoing specimen wails
are par, Of a long chain.
Il is impossible 10 give detailed descriptions
Of the show there Is no. space a, command.
Taken as a whole the exhibits ~ese ef,dilable.
In the lanai, The agricultural imlemenis
were especially noteworthy. The kilausa
sugar Company exhibited g,ubber, msnniae'
iured By Alesanasr Lindsay, blacksmith d
the plantation This grubbef is Intended IoI
cultiyaling bc,ween the rows OF plant OF rat
ioon cane, The same company exhibit .
subsoi pillow, also manufactured By MI. Lind
say the manufacturer claiming that il u o.
simpler and YET stronger construction thar
! like Ploss 10 ordinary We,
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The bllliuRh1ni breaking ploE made :
hor appearance a di liaIls doubr biaie
hVpv pillow, vh.fh 80 flJ.a imitation NJ Tie
nfliiogilm numa plough
taHIe6 Cooke rsab wa, chiefly ror
worthy for small modfi oiihr lnHly releua
ted ilstrs feed pump
CHARLES Hammer exhibited some handsome
harness. n,rmliy hung agsins, d musin rae
efej ,rren and fanl I'd 9Th large boquet.
The Hawaiian cfHag, Manufacturing
ouiuauy exhibited : home made wagon.
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COMMERCIAL.


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Skipping Notes

The Kinau. from lilo and way ports, will
he due tomorrow morning.
The British steamship Australia will be
fully due from San Francisco tomorrow,
The whaling bark Dawn, Captain Hickmott,
sailed from San Francisco May 18Th, for the
Arctic.
The British barkeniine Mount Lebanon is
at Brewer x Co.'S wharf. discharging general
Chinese cargo.
The American bark ATLANTA arrived from
the Sound las, sunday with cargo OF lumber,
which she Is discharging at the foot Of Fort
street.
The American bark Abbic Carver is in the
stream, she will sail fof Hong Kong in a few
days, and return TO this port with cargo o.
Chinese goods
The American steamship Mariposa, Capt,
Colding. arrived of port at daylight Monday
Goldng. She u at the Companys whan
loading for san Francisco TO sail next Mon
day at noon.
Her Bnltanic Maies,ys ships Swifisure AM
Mutine, arrived last Monday from Callao, tn,
former is at anchor outside, and will leav,
hers on on about Tuesday next for Victoria, d
G, The latter il at anchor IN the haIbor and
viii probably remain here ior some time.
The Hartford LEFT ran Francisco abou, III,
FIST Of May, bat when of the Southern eoas
Of California she broke her shaft and returne,
TO san Francisco ior iepaiIs !, Is probable
that she viii remain there three months. Rea
Admiral upshur viii 20 BY steamer 10 cala'
and transfer his aag 10 the Shenandoah Shicl
j. nov in southern sa,en. Capt, G. {, Car
penier, late commander u the Hartford, hA
recovered from his recent Hines. and is nov
Fast, capl. Geoge II. Perkins was ap
painted To nh the saeane, bu, sent in hi re-
sna,ion stating that he was tired OF the ser
vice. chaplainJ II. II. brown Of The iIau
fo,d has resigned, 10 take effect November Isl
Medical iospecso, David kiGilcherger has &c
esiyea the appointment Of fleet surgeon 60
the faeiiie squadron
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