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considered doubtful, even though rocis,erin. the
different nationalities separately.
Rev. Mr. Hyde, like any one else capable Of form
ing them, has right TO his opinions on eiuoa-
tonal, aswel as other subjects Of common interest
but II we're vel to remember that other opinions.
as vel hased On e1perience and knowledge OF The
subject, dihef from his regarding the progress Of
education N tins kinedom, and its effects, aud Of
this number the Committee Of Education Of the
last Legislative Assembly, may be included. On
sag: '''A'-'' u ''''' 'H''
"The e1istinCsysteu of education as established
by law, Is fairly well adapted to the wants Of the
community, and the report Of the President Of the
Board shows that il is in the main working we'll
II all that is desirable has not been accomplished.
in the work Of Substituting English schools under
trained teachers for those in which the native Ian
guaee has heretofore been used Had the funds
and teachers been available for il, it would have
guage upon the people,
See also pp. and Of the report Of the Com
miitee on Education 20 the Legislature Of 1878 rs
follows:
aYour Committee take pleasure in commencing
the energy, economy and wisdom with which the
education of the county has been conducted and
ny which the Honorable Boari of Education has
shown itself worthy of the great trust confided to
their keeping, and they concur with the spirit OF
The recommendations made in the report land be-
fore the Assembly.
The comprehenslNe anu interesting report made
BY that body 10 this Assembly, lays forth VERY
ciearly and definitely the statistics of education
for the past two years, as well as indicating in
some degree the tendency of its policy
Reference has only been made in this communi-
cation 10 public papers, or documents that have
been printed, aud were therefore accessible to any
one desiring to ascertain facts on the subject un
der consideration.
More could properly Le said of Doctor Hyde's
public statements relative to Hawaiian educational
matters but enough has been written to show that
the Doctor might have read what was accessible
10 him with more care.
Shall it not be hoped that the Doctor may a.
some time. find II in his heart to recognize, rs
many others have done. some god that has been &C
oomplished by the Educators OF the Land, as well
TO criticise the defects Of the system, and the
imperfections of its administration.
Honolulu, Jan 9th. 1885. W. JAS. SMITH
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Arriving at HOnOlnIn On
Steamer "PLANTER
(Ii1inoe)

Leaves every TUESDAY, at . p. M, for NawilfwiH
hnoa, Elcelc and Wamea- Returning leaves Nawili-
will every sATl kDAl evening; arriving back every
SUNDAY morning.
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the government, representing the public,
are often damage to both public and pri-
Yate interests. What is the individuals
remedy for damages in such cases as we
have referred to- These are not faRcies
but realities.
The old resident who made The forego-
ing suggestions, said, some steps were
taken thirty years ago toward opening q
street from the slope Of Punchbowl through
to Lilihs street. cutting Nuuanu stree;
near Mr.. J. o. Carriers residence. Who
knows how long other openings and wide
nings, since projected and keeping sales
and improvements in suspense may be de
lavedi
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3araiialt Gazette.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. Isss.
Hsr Moprs Is RKnrs.

TIE wall of planters, which We publish
elsewhere. is most humorously pitched
hut under the sarcastic skin. there lies a
very serious matter. Unless there is some
improvement in the condition Of the sugar
market, the Hawaiian planter Is going un-
der. and with him VIII 20 the whole fabric
of our prosperity. from Government to
private pocket from King 10 day laborer:
we shall all find that the goose that laid
the golden eggs has been slain. and that q
very cold day has arisen for Hawaii. It's
not only retrenchment among planters that
is needed, but retrenchment by every one
in order 70 enable the planter to tide over
his had tiroa
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MACNEALE & URBAN SAFES !

HoSoturu, January sisi, isso
{. o. BERGER. ESQ,
Igepf Kacscais & t'rbdA sqfc,
DEAR SR;-It is with great pleasure that add my
testimony TO the FircprcOf qualities Of your Safes
/ had small single door Maencrle 4 Urban safe in
last nights terrible fire, and opening the this
murniuS, fouad its contcuts-eonsistiug cf books.
papers, and money the amount Of siop-tn perfect
condition
am 50 we'll satisfied With the result that want
another No. 5 safe at once.
Yours truly.
GEO. ". RAUPP,
loh Gcrmania Mafkrt
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BENZ. n. AUSTIN.
Attest: Justice supreme Court.
CUPREME COURT or THE HA.

- Z ANrlAI AOOhl OE 1AIE ia
~ waiian Islands In the matter OF the Bankruptcy
% \. W. RICHARDSON & CO. before Mr. Justice
Austin. az Chambers.
\. ". Richardson Co.. Of Honolulu in the Island
~ Qaau, having this day been adiudycd bankrupt on
thcs own petition, 10 is hereby ordered that an credit
1rs OF said bankrupt come In and prove thelr claims
before me on TUESDAY, the 2ith day % February.
iso at 10 o'clock M, a. my Chambers In the Gov
eminent Building tn Hunoulu. and that this notice BE-
published In the HAWAIIAN GAzErrE newspaper Tor
three successive weeks.
Dated Honolulu, January iith, iss5.
BENZ. n. AUSTIN.
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Messrs. S. W. d Co. .Sirs 1t Is with earnest
desire and simplicity TO forward you this few Hnes
during the limit OF uix months of my probationary
service. was treated generous and mannerly by
the superintendent, and found him to be a per-
feet gentleman in all probability, in consisting the
term, my runtract has been performed oficiOusiy.
If my service still required think shall be able
TO give, great solicitrde Of my work by d. v. If
you uiease 10 propagate my salarg, r. s. ". p
Yours Oi,ed1eu4
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Dated Honolalu. II. L. January ss'1, iss,. S.,
Attest, chief Justiec o. the supreme Court
unSur Svrru. ncpufy Cicrk. int6 o.
COURT OF TINE MA

- U BkEME r. OOOhl OF TIE AtA-
y waiiau tslands-lu Probate. In the matter nf
thc Estatr of ELIZABETH SHAW o. Honolulu, oshu,
deceased. iutcstatc. Before Chief Justice Judd.
ON reading and dling the petition o. Hattie y
Ccckctt and husband, both cf Wtilufu. islsnd of
Mani, al cgnr that Elizabeth shaw n honolulu, died
interstate NJ said Honolulu, the i2ih DAY of Novcm
Der. \ D. ISL leaving estate iL Honolulu ard Waihce
Maui and PRAYING that letters of administration issue
TO n. 4. " idcmann % said Hcnclulu.
II l. ordered that FRIDAY, the 18th daY uf tch. A.
u. tS1 AZ ie o'clock M BE- and hereby is appointed
Tor hearing said petition before the said chief iustcr
IN the Court Room of this Court. a. Honolulu. a.
which time and place all persons concerned may ap-
and show cause, 10 any they have why the same
should not be granted and that this order nc published
In the English and Hawaiian language fnE ihrrr sue
ccssivc weeks IN the HtwAuAN GAarrrH and Auofor
newspapers In Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. r. Z. January sist A. u. fsas
A. r. JUDD.
Aitcsts Chief Justice supreme Court
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A Little Learning.

The accompanying copy of a document for
wsrded to the manager OF the Ookala plantation,
is genuine in every respect and was the efusion of
a colured gentleman who had been engaged as a
laborer, had served his time out, and desired re
engagement at increased salary. He vriteth
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Notiee to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
Il been duly appointed Administfatrix with the
VIII annexed " the Estate Of r. Sorgcnfrc, late Of
Wdhiawa Walalua, OahHs deceased, notice Is hereby
estate of said S9rgenrei duly authenticated whether
secured By mortgage OF otherwise to Cecil Brown AZ
his Office Merchant Street In Honolulu Oahu with
In SIX months from the date hereof or they will be for
barrcd and all persons Indebted said estate arr
hereby requested 70 make immediate payment thereof
% said Cecil Brown.
Dated Honolulu. January 18th, 1891.
KAPEA SORGENFREI
Adminisuirix with the win annexed of p sorrcnfrei
deceased f0f5 n
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Esuu-1arr ErP Biitu-s never Soes harm 10 the
:. "a 5. -. az - ~ 0on'ln0.lly
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Bn auilpuuin
WATER NOTICE,

OWN o. fs- sr-r-ty 81 o.i-f tnr hours Tor rrj-a
tior wiz b. lHited trt hsur- ~ dsy from tos a.
r. ard fron r zoe p. o.. uutil fu-lhrr uo,io-
CuA~ WILSON supt wstrr Works.
ATrrurci= Cus- T. GCtr-s.
Niuis'-r ~ The Interior
h1au'aIz. 2au. n i,5 iuis q
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The January term of the supreme Court ended
at noon on the slst ult. Fn eH ~
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Reply 20 DR.. HYDE.

In an article on the Hawaiian Public School
Systefn,n over the signature of Rey. C. NJ. Hyie
that arpearod IL the HAwAIIAN GAZETTE OF the slst
OF january last, occur some statements that seem
to require notice and correction, and beg there
fore to request space IN your columns for thispur
pose.
shows that the appropriations made by the Legis-
lsture IN 1882, for two of those most admirable ad-
iEncts 10 the government schools-the girls board
ing schools. appropriations of $4,000 for Waialua
and S2,oo foE Makawao-haye not been drawn
The Apprcprsation Bill of 1882, above referred
TO was approved by the Ming August 9Th. 1852
some time after the Waialua Family school, which
was not government institution. had been dis
continued by its Trustees, and disbanded. OF this
fact the Legislature was made aware by the report
OF tho President OF the Board of Education, March
Slst, lSSs, p. 81 IN these words: - rS-N--=
E{1S- "wAIAIUA FEafAI.E SEMINARY.
This school has recently been discontinued. ou-
ing 70 the failing health Of the Principal, and the
un'enantable condition of the dornitory build
ing"
by the terms of the Appropriation Bill in ques-
preparation Of $4,000 therefore not available
to the Board OF Education for any other purpose
than TINT for which I; was made.
Regarding the other appropriation named, of
SS,Qoo for Aid TO MekAvao School, reference to
p. 4S OF the report Of the President of the Board
of Education TO the Legislature Of 1884, will show
that for the biennial period which closed March
Slst, of that year, the sum Of oSS was expended
which sum was IN aid Of repairs, etc, and was in
addition TO a special grant of $500 from the
Board's funds, made late in the previous biennial
period TO assist IN the erection OF new buildings:
| sIc'Esirs gf SSSS2A paid by the Board for the
| same period rs cspitntiun fees TO the Makawao
School. See pp. b and IL OF the report of the
President OF the Board of Education to the Iecis-
lature OF iSS2. This may account for the $4,000
in question not having ben dra'ra fois ths TIoas-
srru for TIC object Hdnied.
OF the appropriation of $4,000 for the support
| OF Hawaiian and English schools passed by the
Legislature of lSS9 ii is said by Rev. Mr.. HYDE,
that, not much more than one half was expended,
only S4l,SS1.SS, that Is, about eight fifteenths
leaving in the treasury or at least, undrawn Ssi-
462I7."
Referring to the general report of the Finance
Committee TO the Legislature of 1854 p. s the fol-
towing statement occurs. viz: The fact Is that
$6S,9'-76 was expended by the Board for that OBJ
leoi the support of Hawaiian and English schools
| during the period" The amount of 81 IS. IS
Oulg was taken from the appropriation, stated,
but the unusual step was taken of drawing upon
the cash, general funds Of the Board, and from
the school tax Of the distric; of Honolulu TO meet
the amount required. The whole amount was
| made up as follows:
Dawn upon appropriation lof IS). ~ Sc ~
Drawn from lEducationl Department fanis IL AiS
Drawn from Honolula School tax.---.-..---.. lSlssS
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Ico-pnrtnnr.h;n Ma4io,

Co-Partnership Notice.
.TNIIIS Is To CERTIFY, THAT
i Samuel J. Leyey and William II. Adreh both re
siding in Honolulu Island OF Oahu Hawaiian Islands
have this day formed partnership for carving on and
ransaeting gencral Grocery and Provision business
At said Honolulu, under the firm and style OF ).
j. LEVEY X CO.
Dated at said Honolulu the ist day Of January \ D.
lS5. lSigned) ;. J. LENEI.
lQI1 81 W. II. ALDRICU,
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ME- w PARKr


Has an 0ner Messrs Bishop & Co.'S BanS corner
Merchant and Kaahumanu Sls., and will be happy to
attend any business entrusted to his care I0S sm
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Steamer "IWALANI'


Stmr. G. r. BISHOP,
MACAULAY, Commander.
Leaves Honolulu every ATURDAY noon fot Wainnac
Hanael, kilauca and ilauamlulT. Rcturuing-leavcs
Hanaei every Wednesday at 3p. M, touching Wal
anac every Thursday morning arriving back The
day.
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Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE.

WAIKAPU SUGAR CO.'S DRAFT
w on ". q. Irwin a Co.. No. 29I, for s1Ga has
been lost; all parties are notified that payment Of
same has been stopped. JAS W. GfRNIN.
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Reference TO p. Sc Of the report Of the Minister
of Finance 70 the Legislature of 1884 will show
that the balance Of Government funds on hsnd on
March Slst, 1854 was S2,2a0.42. This in the opin-
ion Of the Committe OF Finance. accounted for the
unusual step referred to by them in their re-
port p. S.
On the sJbiect Of new school houses, Rev. Mr.
Hyde says: Only four school houses, according
10 the report built during the last Two years
and two only, in the previous biennial period
On PIP. Il and Is of the report of the President
OF the Board of Education TO the Legislature of
lSS2 the following statement is officially made.
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FURNISHED RO0MS--Ncai and costly Fur
nishcd Rooms can be had by carly application at
C929 NO. GARDEN LANE
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sprriaI Nollrrs.
INFORMATION WANTED

CONSULATE OF ITALY, i
HoSptUtr, january ~ isSs.
Inicrmaiiun is requested by the undersigned In 70
gard to GGULIASI sANGUIGSE, native Of riss,
Italy. 7. A. SCnAEFER,
iu6 q CuGsul Of faiy.
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Attcsts Issiiee suptcpic cctrt.
CUPRFME COURT OF THE IA

- vaiian fslands.-In rrnaaic. In ne matler -
thc Estate Of HIGH McnONNA oi ilcncl1ia. 4.
ceased. Order appointing time for rrco1ie cf Viii
and dirrcfiur puhlicaiion n notice % the same.
4 docnmcnt purporting to be TIC iast VIII and Tes
lament ~ Hugh Asnonnt dccctscd. having % nc -!
rrahatc Court and petition for the Probate thereof
and Tor She Issuance of letters tc.acnary % Acx1n
10 Is hereby ordered. that FRIDAY, the a1fh
day " February, A. D. fsoA 40 10 o'clock m. of sad
dty at the Court ROcm % aid Court, Al Alilcianl
Hale in said uauons be and the same g. hereby sp-
pointed the time fof proving said WIN and hcsriur sad
application. when and where any person Interested
may appcas and contest the said VIII and ne granting
u Letters Tcsiamcntfry
10 is further ordered that notice thereof D. given hr
pabiicafon fef three successive weeks in the Hswt
nay GszErrE, a newspaper Brintcd and published In
llnnouiu.
Dated Honolulu. Ii. L. January Eih. isss.
A. y. JUDD,
Attest; Chief Jastlse q tse Supreme Ssnri
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CtooI 1Sptrlietnlr#ls.

CUPREME COURT or THE ma
- waiiau fslauds-At Chamhcrs. IN the natter o.
nc bankruptcy Of $. n SrOppkRn, before Ar
fu-licc Austin
s. n Stoddirti. of Wai8cc. Island % Mani having
this DAY been adndlcaicn hankru7t on his eva rrff
ton Il 4 hcrphy ordered that ar creditors of asf
bankrupt come In and prove their claims hcfarr M on
THURSDAY. February i9th a. u. iSS a. 10 o'riort a
m the Government Building IN ionolalu, snd ihsf
Tits ncticc BE- Published u the HAwamks UsrErrr
nrvsrlrrr FOR three times cuusCculircy.
Dated IIoneluin, February %. iS,o.
BENZ. r. AUSTIN.
Attest: Jssiies supscplc cesrt.
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II||E-|
NICrt aIING.
zen lr ur.1 hrr.-runsU
Ava IS kaaaIr
- Hr- UH.s srFHrs uHrsTrfr
- I'm HrH hHH- k.usEr'r
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. An. hasE-.lIr y hrHsIH
WI. Nc lhag. kaapsn K,b.l.
u Core. kahali Hiiu
aruaU. kaIrs. y hrra
l- 7 = iil..taaT. pls.iIn IIfnrslr,
tlE = hflrri-r HIa
= ~ eua1 FlhuuEr. Hoo
Na.-.. WaksHaa. s KshsIr
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct 10 Especial. THE visible sup
ply statement to-day shows increase in wheat OF
202l975 bushels Of wheat This Is the largest ncrcas
In visible supply statement ever figured ont, as tho
total visible supply of wheat is 4s s73s 076 bushels
Secretary Stone figured increase in OF As coo
bushels To-day wheat broke down 80 cents for No
yember and 81 cents for December. because there
such cloud of little selling orders from the country.
In corn and pork and oats there little trading
that there Is little to discuss Everything sympathizcd
with wheat There sc, 900 hogs at the yards. At
O'Clock the figures the lowest for the day, $3.50
cents for November wheat and 0O cents for December
At this time the only thing that the bulls appeared to
think OF whether they could of the puts
they had sold Oh Saturday night. Corn of q y
cent, but pork and provisions little stronger
On the short afternoon board the heaviest feeling still
prevailed ana wheat got shade lower while the other
markets continued about the At 2:30 o'clock
however the last figures OF the day not at the bot
tom. November wheat closed at SS5s cents December
ut 99's cents OctObar corn. AZ cents November 40
cents November pork - 81 November lard. 50 81 L
November OATS 20l2q206s cents November short ribs
So
Puts on December wheat this afternoon sold at 003sG
81 cents; calls. at 924G G93 cents IOdays receipts
were lS7 or wheat 339 OF corn, l27 OF
oats aud 10000 hogs The anticipated receipts for to-
arei 800 OF wheat $50 Of and 200
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
CLOSING PRICES OF PdiLA DELPHA STOOh&
ReDor!ed 6y JOHS H. DAVIS IL Co. Il waist.

MONDAY, oct, l9-P. ~
The stock speculation opened tho week with some hest
irregular changes from Saturday evening In
the prices but generally confident seemed to have
been augmented by a Sundays reflection on the stua-
tion. Central and Hudson and Lake shore
among the stocks and Erie seconds among
the bonds sold little OF from the open
ing figures. But before mid day advances were
established all the list and early sellers for reali
zation of profits again purchasers with feelings
akin to disgust that the market had not
reacted. Before night their early theory proved
to have been correct, but they had sod
and rcpurchascd too early sales made when h"y were
rebuyng could have been replaced AT profit In the late
dealings. There a noticeable increase Of business
the commission rlns but II has not yet reached
to oldtine activity The average Spectator however
is making money and therefore is happy. while long
~ stncEs dnr,na the ur.t Lour Of bnsinrs,
aggregated 200 900 shares aud for the whole day
733 s7S shares The business was more tEan usually
tor Western Union instead Of as few weeks ago two or
thre. stocks furnishing onca or tw0irds OF bu-i-
ness OF go 900 shares. Central aud Hudson and Lake
Shore which at the opening seemed to be exceptionally
weak afterward rose respectively from l029 10 l0f9
stocks Duoyant-o much so that Central .! New
Jersey rose 2ls and Reading ZIG per cent from Shtn
days last ngurrs The grangers also were almost ram
pant, with Norhwosefn UP : ~ -: faui 2 ana OMAHA %
preferred Il per cent western Union wch ~ l's hc-
was l al higher than on Saturday evening, ana Pacac
Mail when 57l2 had gained 3l2 per cent. All these
o'clock. 1t was not reasonable to expect
tanned little rest about o'clock was followed by
realizing movement which naturally gained impetus
IT went on Early buyers OF last week and of this
morning seeing figures begin to melt Joined the sellers
and about that at the close good part ard
I'm instances all. OF to-day gains were wiped out
Starting from last Friday morning to days late declines
are Insignificant compared with the advances And II is
probable that the Declines although, pcrhaps
they may extend further. viii expand the circles
OF buyers and give additional force to the
advance. The general situation is changed and
the market closed steady at figures.
The dealings in Government bonds were only to mod
prqt q WA fD
tho closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
1--we srocK uAnKnr-pY rELE1nApu


CmC,Go. Oct 80 -Ttr Dr'"sn IorraH r'11rt, rtW'
Rocriuts Shnmcutr 1000 noad ndrHet uu'
Exports - .uHfj 80 COWS ana MlNeftl 5OHS4 w oCL.
- Jj0gj uOi Feeders - J1@sJ 6oi lcAah" - Oo"
HoqI-TcccIpts 81 600 Shumcut llOoo mark't str0ni
Rough MlXrC ~ 40 PACKING aud S!lpplhS - f""
IS - ll2ht - 3O4SI 80 Sklps ~ 'ud ~ % .,...
-HrrciYis 500 head Shlpmeuts " leal nlsHr'
Guot fnicpr Gf3 GOi Natives - OdGtb Op ltNhh%
-l 5Odri 90 ,o., .,.....,.,.
II TOM. oct i9.-Catie- -Eccclpts 1000 shipments
5000 market steady Choice Native shipping steers
81 u aS6 % >ntWe Butcher steers, - Jo@ei oo "HSs
I.yuu strci%. > JO0 hi o. a.,
ShSeD-Hcccia,. Isrn shancuti. 1000 common % Mt
du;r GO Onuce. ~ i0Gt5 oO LAMBS - -
0tS - 4, 81. 4.
Hogs- Rccclfis. 4.7OOi smDmcntS 400, LiglL - ~"
iI . rnchug - ~ p. -: Heavy. ~ OOdrJ -" 49,,
BUFFALO oct li.-Cd'te-Hrc today 2-OO l5l P.a 80
flr 90 30 a"lt oi "a n u NJ NV ~
aea,t cOn4lgucn rD JJ cara marS" duIl ah1 csvI
GOOD - ;pt3i s;9;r, - lJ@*' 90 at)oA'r' an ''
q .'0tJ so. ,...u... ,tr. ,,r
,u htai tor tlms ok 10000 neal ''sVneu
ti,ugh. ctrs marcel inactive ana lower Nooiun ="
tiuoG 2jGs 10. GOOl 10 CbOcc 81 Io.eJ 20 'ahau"
IaHbF. - 1u0I Sl --..,. .,,. ,,r
Ilogs rccut, To- av heal totg' for weok ms r
1000 held une last week lo.OI? n'hn r"o,
filcJ - uhtce - 10 NcN orr @ ,nt &
lower. Mclml Fair Yorker, ~ S1@s5 " noop , ;"
q Vcr q. 15 a. UG Butcher, Hrado% - ou@e' 4'' 80"
~ "A 90
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-IORK DEALINGS,
The downward course of the wheat market
was continued yesterday with the result closing prices
l26 81 cents under the final figures OF Saturday. Spec
ulation quiet and there scarcely any stir in
cash business the export demand being almost nothing
The market seemed to drop of its weight, though
tho current influences prices bearish-
namely, higher British consols, and reluctant
foreign markets and reported reduction In the buying
price of wheat by the Milwaukee milers Options
ended d i cent above the lowest points OF tho day
follows: October 0Ga; November. 0S; December,
997s cents; January, 81 Ola and February, 81 o.
The market may be dismissed with the remark that
IL dull and without material change In prices
though the tendency toward Options closed at
5llo for October 50i for November 40l for December
4G1 FOR January and 1868 cents for February Cash lots
OF oats were shade better, and a negotiation for
large purchase Of oats for export IL trembling
In the balance. Tho question OF froghls
Is said be the OF the hesitation. The options
the other hand, Il q cent lower at these figures
October, 30l November, 3O& December 3i3, aud
january 32Si cents. The provision markets were de
pressed by the expectation Of heavy receipts. Lard
options of mt the close about cents at S6 % for
October SG % for November and December, SO 81 for
January and SO 80 for February.
AT New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF gram yesterday were: Wheat, 77.l07
bushels; corn lO5.375 bushels oats 152S75 bushels;
total grain, 33j. .447 bushels; -four 4S,17S barrels The
arrivals at Chicago Milwaukee anl 81. Louis were
Wheat 20S,529 bushels; corn. 256.2l6 bushels; oats,
l52O5O bushels; total grain. Gl6,705 bushels houi
2S,210 barrels.