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New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK pEALrNGa

FEATURES OF NEW-YORR pEALiNG1
A decidedly depressing influence on the i'm
mediate wheat speculation is the heavy receipts OF
winter wheat at the West. It's effect, however, hasoeen
onset by the eootinued good inquiry for export ana
yesterday uneasy rumors OF European pohtcai
complications and the fall IN British consols added their
support 10 spcculafon-moderatey acuve-thae
otherwise might have been weak. Spot lots were hrm
ana mp fully q cent shippers bought 100000 bushels
Eary prices for options S q cent low"r but later
nearly full recovery enjoyed and rho market
cinsru steady. while shade lower, at S7s Tor Ane"s'
os's or septenber, s95s for October, 9O4 Tor NoVe-
per ana VI q cents for December Cash corn was 4@'o
oent Iower good export inquiry. however, rap .ne
eirs on TINS account up to nearly 100000 Dusns ine
sPou'suon early was weak prices failing l2D - oen.
put ,he raliv In wheat sympatnettcsliy anet~d tue
marKe' ana the close stsaty is1 cent above tho
opph ngure, hut scoring Losses 'e p cent AS io
Lows; July AGA; August. Az September. An ana
V,tooer. +s4 cents. In oats spot lots were trIns
oetter The options were irregular. July drnvetles
lmprovrd 4 cent To 81 and September 5e 10 337s put
Ausust and October, at 34l4 cents. wero unchanged
ro,nlhg new was developed IN the provision mSrKr.t
ont latd declined 3a4 points 10 SO 70 Tor July ana
huent M 20 o8 for September, So ~ for Octooor Anu
80 90 for November.
The receipts u grain yesterday at NewYork Phila-
nephla Baiti more and Boston follows; W neat
Z9os5l bushels; corn. 1s4.S96 bushels; oats. o43oo
Dusheis tots grain 5300S7 bushels -four ~ l44 par
rels Az Chicago Milwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals
were Wheat, 2S36l2 bushels; rOrn. 377.s52 Dusheis;
oats. Ia5422 bushels; total grain, oO4.Ss0 Dusheis
hour, 1929 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

SHOULDERS Sic. smoked shoulders. 7.c; Pickied Hams
1?1lec; smoked Hams. l25 fsc MI DDI I.Es-Dsl
7c At The West Long Clear 4or Short Clear sees
,u,nr,SED uoOS-A shade esslrv snd -Ss sssIys cry
Heavy to light at 6A-a67.c: Ptgs was
hnpr at That time bsaT The options soI q az
points from mat there Of points
olosng ust & steady This speculation more gensri bat
ern steam spot ss0as s2lc 55le ,c. August sim
Oolc, closing 67Dc; $500 septe,nber ss11s soc
closing 6ssc 800 ts. Oetohsr. G70s6 7ss sis-iac
f o,Ee,; I'D 'es November. 6g3e city steam s,-ssy
ani moderately active. sAiss 2i5 al stac Refined
quoted noni!ntliy &C., Continent 40 0a1.
y Ne msfkrt mas Undergone
ssb sto.A q" strftiy hnr quality bfss ready lnl
Creamery isaishc; Pennsylvania Creamery rTt,a fsc:
Westsrn IA ltc: state Dairy half nrkin tubs Sc;
%e'sh ,noS f9I9ci wcstern Imitation Creamery. Ii~
l3c: western Dairy, l0c he; Western Factory 100
l2c CHbtSf-lhe market j. uE srfi-si hut pr.ce-
no deciid change With very e f The state,
stnsitc; Nisht SKINS 690'2c.. Western Choiee. 7.0
crate demand state l51l5,,c; Canada ltSeise: west
l4ral4hc '
sUGAk-ksw dull at4 i3icc for Mn.eova,oe. 7icc.
for 95 test Centrifugal and tHf,c for Molassrs sales
60 hds AMI 700 ba;s Centrifugal N rhes
MOlasscs at 3as Refined qniet Cuioaf 8Ic: Crushed
6i2c; cubes 6i.@5 l6e.. Powdered aS,c: OrannIaed
Conee STANDARD 5 ill6ajsc Corec on A. 5lgc Wits
Extra G. 5ta5h hc. Extra c. 47sd5 Ice G. 4'-di14c;
sTEARIN E~Qnet anil unchanged. cty quoted at 40
TAIL0W-Duli and unchanged. Prime City quoted &c.
Sales. 10000 lbs at4d4 Ice.
TOBACCO-seed Leaf Moderately active and steady.
1883 do II 10 % 100 $40 pennsyivana Havana,
II i2e Coo ~ 81 05; $50 bales
Wool active but with the high prices checking
he
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July 20-Provisions Bacon, Cumberland Cut
az. Cd Long Clear Middes id, short Clear Mddles
33s Cd short Ribs 33s 6d shoulders. rs Od per c"t
pet 5is Sd ,or Extra India Mess Prime Mess. 41s 6i
Pork-prme Mess. SIS. I'd per bO' PfIhe Mess h~srl
b2s 6d Western 57s Cd Iard-Amercan, 3Zs Prime west
ern 3ls Od Lard OIL S2s 81 Hams Long Cut oSs va
shoulders 3Gs 81 Buer70s cd per CIV TOR nnrst htei
states Cheese-Americsn Choice IS ID whsatGheS eH ~
Western Spring Is. 6d GGs ID; Red WINTER, os Oh. o.
Is vi per GENITAL. New No Winter os 12d, do Nc no.
Sprlug a. I'd New Mixed Western As III California no l.
~ "a No. =. 6s bi. 0Os Sd per cehtal. Fio
Sutrit OF Turpentine 2S I'd. do at London 2os ou
urr cyt Kenned Petroleum. Cd per gallon cl0Ver Seen
nu.r,,,n Ked per cwt 1sllOw-2os Sd per c"t
rine American 2Js 3D., Prime city, 24s Oh per cwt
uostn tommop IS I'd. Pale lis I'D a "a 0l Lns1eh on
urr -AmrTta an Refrigerated bcci
hind auart.rs i'd; fore quarters. 81 ~ per ID 90 am
wheat FOL the past tiec u9S WI" o"'o'"
ceutals including ~, 900 centals AmerlrAn -
American corn Tor The past uee u9 "ci'
-, 400 ceuials. 81, a., % ~
los Oh per tun Calcutta lnseed 81 per gna,~ g q
seed cake IG los Od pei ton, 1tenhrd fclIoeuh
la a s.l per gallon Sprts Oi Iuipehtine -3s 9 W.
sperm Oh, oS per tuh i'o-lh ~ 81 ,,r
cwt Pale lis I'd Prov visions Lari o3s va p.'
cwt tor American sugar. l3s Sd per cwt Tor .uoa Nen
trgal poariLng g6S and lis "a rs 81 io Muso s so
faI refining anoat Australian Ialow w-Beei Zts ou
I'd Mutton 26s Gd. z7s cd Cocoahut OA-Oeyon' "-o~
A26 - tochin, 81 Gs. q I3S ..,.a, ~
ASTwEHr July 20petroeun- Fine pale Ansf'ai @ an ers -
francs centnes paid and 10 Names IZ4 cchtl.s scet'
BkENES July 20-fetroleuln-o mai ks Az pehnlss
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
,,,., Indian Wheat exports monthly have been:
) 294. 900 5.3se.ooo 8,4s9 900 81 .es2. 900


rotal bushels ..... 1854 1000 l2,O2SO0o ~ ls94ooe,
ga 600 EST Susss 1ss1y n
1S o. 10 o. RI ss9S % BUSHES S the
%ess ended July $1,000 bushels so 81 coo % y per or
q tho e6o ESToPe ncd rG
Snss or 30 10 pei tho Continent and % lilo per
cent 70 the mnsat shipments ended July
1886 ba.aeGs 80 da 10 the onsS, Of
s Europe The from St a M 'ns sbas ,s
SPPss SPshiss4 period ISS5
ss,Es. 10 ssscc saHs% 70 e5 sSs S7o No
shppnE 0gSS1o no 80 ssc. No : oat
Held s,a. yer. crop p' s CHOICE a5s20c do good
s'"e Msw Sost 2sc do low grades, IA A9lsc s.. ,oo
p'HEMP AND JUTE-ouiet and unchanged eaeS' ''o
oalfs certaca!es-sl dun at sslSs@sl7
GT.osisIsSe n s SOfss M so aa spot tar
!sfa-r foe t"s S% "Os I'D qas;i
J nGtses for iisdss sss and soe Tor II s1eSs
TTTpsnsierabe notices dake issued AZ Sooo 'cn sars
Issued les aa,,s:. 1s .gs ssusd ass at
Ts1.i1tssss unchanged from sslo for
He@F Sss SS df% a s4c bid
IA ~ M asked for merrhanab kosn dull or low grades
e, ''f'i VIZ
ssoGEAN 80 FKEiGHTs~The general market is backward
%retchod one most Instances r,Pesen. ths nss1
n. Ssrepi pnioN6oN 5es steam
SoSI la e ocake los suS. sana.ss pa & futSd osrs
81 sd rosin Is 0d measurement goods 29s a2ss 3D.
R%tsS steamers 1900 900 qrs grain Is "a s hn
Fool steam lsSoo ousS & sn oals & S sei's sssS
S su.ar i3s eI eutoa los 3D. bacon lss 81 Ss'
"a cd bSs 10 Sd cotton. L rosin Is Si Sd h Tobacco
iSs "a measurement goods. los; LEY AL nenoc'
Rrs steamer go 900 refined oil TO three ports oc
BRIsToi steam hence quotations a,1dd: sd, iSs 10. @ "a
bacon os Lard 56s alcw. lss sd pork ts asa sow ~
steam Flour i9s 0eass ss 81. 1914 ID E.aa .
a,e" 2os. talow lSs 9d beet 3s ID. pork
a. ro,,n is d measurement goods los sl7A 3D. cheese
| 8os .o,y n,,n..s,. s,,u ths rurnr fcaturs
On ms market exporters nnerent frces now
ever show no decided change Sales lto e6ls Ness .,
v,y, terms lob Mess quoted at $40 oOdSlO 0I
p sisnh Sil 254sll co. for New; Sl2 o0d$l27 IS o
Tamy Meas sll OOaslA rs for Clear Back and 50 e0d
ein for Extfa Prime BEEf-Prlces are nonna IN Al
ssUes OF material demand Extra India Mess si2eslA
Ertra Mesa In bbA So Packet. 50 5O Plate. 70 DO:
pEEF WAMs-Haye a moderate demand. Quoted Al $2l ~
| - CUT MEATs-Have more attention and pricss sri
arm sales 400 picked shoulders, 64dUlci 1000 Pckio
| Uans, utel2o.; 1000 Smoked Hama iz%"iScS ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Ths shows Of the crop 10 have been reu,e @
about June 80 and 10 per ceht oeV" '
condition the end OF July last . ,oo7
The Met ormick report a drop In consos 90 Iuo-s
alarmed the shorts enOu send August wheat up rac'oh
Both whea, and the curb were lttlc easier
August corn sold at 7SAa7sc, puts on August wheat
7sc calls 79c Puts September corn sod Vohs"'
* at
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Reccpts for the week. S945 pkgs Exports 81 9Ol pigs
There have been slight variations IN the market during
their cheese FRIDAY so AZ
not 10 have carry them SUNDAY, some isceVers
shaded prces M bnt the slight weakness hoth trn was
fully recovered yesterday and the maihel Today uo'gh III
fine goods The current rate iof
t state Isrnry undcr the trieI but few ercep
tinna sales are reported fraction higher Fine parcels so
~ sc GOOD 10 prime 7i4073lc, and ordinary 70 iif mn
cream Stock at Gd7c Best night skins have advanced 10
well as dead SKINS are haNnS
slow sae sales II Runo Yesterday 34O boxes O e
coubpaon factories Sisd SIC, and 1900 boxes OF inc
MarshUeld buaOn brought S4y under night between
Two argc operators At Uca 1880 boxes sold at
and al Ie Falls 100 bokes AT Ia he, rllng to
Oho flats are ont with trade and have dun sale AZ
Ga &c LIVERPOOL cable, 42s
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1se

1ola; Mexican Ordinary. s2bi st. Paui Common sssi
Pennsylvania. 65A A.
Paris euots per ct 80 Franco 30
confines for account and exchange on London ~
26 francs 20 eentimes for chocka
spanish Fours
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCK
Per NarA Ris.c. Hesseis Ant & tiro1ds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON-The market for Spot lots not changed TO-
day from yesterdays prices and the back
ward Tie s9 bales IN bales last evening" OF
which only ~ for export the balance going 10 spinnrs
The port receipts to-day $40 bales comparing with
1893 bales this day last week and 275 bales the same day
last year.
area foil
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
Think of This

Many people neglected slight manifestations ofhumof
IN the blood till foul matter has become powerful
to cause terrible scroiucus awful suffering AID.
enaIx a. the sys,ra becomes drained ell strength
death
sone have neglected distress after eating heartburn oe-
casona headaches and other early symotems Of "spep
ss I'll, this painfu dsoass ncurAble ana Inc
v,ctim barely sustAins . miserable existonca
Others acgoct uroa feeling pains ia ths escs "H
ness anguor uii general debility Aud sidny or h'e' s
ease becomes hrmly nxcd upon them and 'he'' ~ S
Of recovery. "a ,, IN
Bs wise In tims Hoods sarsApariia VIII cure. n'u ~
the power OF medicine. screfua salt rneun oo' -,
dyspepsia hesdschs. biiisasns~A cAtArrn- ,a.rs
,r,d fe.,us and sny disease Affection causea " S
blood OF low Of .he system-
| 30 sure To got tho peculiar ~edioae'
Hoods SarsapariIia :.
Sold by all drussists 81 elk ior .n sS Mass
100 Doses one Dollar
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Refined oil WA firm and unchanged al cents s"Aon
BkApFonD. Penn. July 20 Crude oh-Na''onAi '''
Certificates opened and closed At o's nsheS o's
lowest, 66s olearances. l.lSoooo oar'ei'' '"'
barrels. ..,,
OIL CITY Penn, July 2o.-Crude oil-Nauon" iiAnsi' 1
Cernca,s opened at 6os and closed at 49, mshes oo
lowest 66as sales lS30OOO barrels S rrI.
barrels charters 1906 barrels shiphch'S' oo'o-1 0
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
BUTTER.

Receipts week. 5o794 pkgs. Exports for week ooa
n,0s In has bee a all the week,
while fancy goods have shown strength owing 10
crate sunpy and everything else mas
slowly that buyers have obtained some iaN or no.
conceded week Receipts have kept mp renath
heavy considering the numerous reports OF dronth an"
shrnka the make. There Ia undoubtedly some iounua
for these reports and arrivals from now on may
lighter but immense quantity OF butter I'D pNA
public cold storage lofts and cellars ami vi" 9e ge gp
while before short OF good useful stock quite h
speculative kept alive by the thought uN
the antioleomargane bill would the Senate ana become
a national Law The operators however Oelc,e
tha the natural production OF butter this country ao
for All reaurements with all authorizations out o VIC
wav prjce would high This isa season OF e
preston generally and dairy products cannot ia 10 so'
with other products of the farm and factories .
pals less plenty ana When Heeh aI
fancy sell fairly II be enori 10 establish the p'. a.
but is The few lots OF state
tubs are taken promptly at sc For fancy Western
oaped ON the open and while most receivers cei
fairly firm that there ample supply for all require
ments exceptionally high grade OF extra rls
exceed &C. ordinary grades are Freely
3al5c Very little dong with exporters There II -"ne
state dairy hall hrkn tubs Al loc oue @
supply limited most iots are OF lrIttuIa
qualify generally below prime cas. 81 goods a = n %
AT all saabe present Imitation creamery OF tcaly nn
quality sells at 3c but there no certain prce on E1ra
grades Western dairy remains dull and unchanged
June factory stll held above price at which II c1
moved freedom but fresh nrss ana secohus
steady good demand at = a lOc
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

English snipe dos 2 25 30 Plover. doxl 7S az W
POTATOES AND yRGkrABLEs
There are very potatoes coming from the souIn
the OF receipts az this market being from Long
Choice Long leland Rose cOse steady decue 10 81 -
and t. Marylan and Virginia stock are
S2dS2 rs Onions la better demand ana chooo
rules plenty ami H.,
lrmer Long Island Cabbages have been scarce ana
suAAAss - -
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
BANKING And FINANCIAk
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS

All stocks and bonds listed on the New-York STOCK
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly ba' a'ances subject to draft at sight.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
% Nassau-st.. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAlN FINhN'IAL MhNhHIo' .
Yoxnos Iuly 1890 D. m-COnsOls, lOl ll6 for both
Nancy and the account United States -Four Per CENT Bonds
a,iant,c and Great Western First Mortgage trustees
cerocates 49, Canapan raehe 672 Ere SSs 90 s.o"na
SensSs GO paU Common s5s New.9orE Central iost
PennsyIvania 55i< Reading. l2Sa ., 90 ,ra,os
Paris quote Three foi cent ''o"'e' Nv % '
s2Ia ceutines for the account ,o.,. N ,.x mana,
and i0l fr the account Atlantic and Great western fiI-t
Mortgage Trustees Certi1cates do seeobd M9oLg.Ss
Eria 2aa~ a bse"nh S"hAoA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
DRIED FRUITS AND sRRRIrs.

Receipts week packages Exports OF dried apples
packages There good inquiry from the West TOT
evaroatcd apples and the market Ia showing ncr'Scc
strength fancy stock Offering below sc aud there have
choice stock sun dried apples have
only sua pedilng trade difficult 10 tell at what hgut'
wild Peeled peaches scarcely
worth quoting Unpeeed very duh and about nominal No
sales cherries yet held at lie and about lOc bid
Other small fruits small stock. dull and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

.<LEs AT THE CONSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRo
LkUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
5He PETROLEUM MA RKEE.

There was another fairly active market for pipe
line Yesterday and moderate degree OF what Is
called good buying took place IN addition 10 uie roo ~
ing which stlll up most Of the business done f
oueu,d AT Ssh d66 cents and then hariened Dy SLOW o
-, ah.y, ~ cents tho producing 70
lions cN en- more than could bo .s , s @ @
so,, of tLst has occurred ~ .he s,
weeks viii not DO shattered by anything eAo+P ~ ~
lai u.w. looked Tor Al every
% % % ,sr"st hnt they are likely to be serious from
nur.ly speculative and the ground Oes s W % ~
,iix rnarpg fof the OF powerful leaders souls
H. y,tar he market closed about at TOP hgues pu'e'
strong ,..,,,o. n, the Consolida
ed Exc ere ~ follows;
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Options exceedingly qniet day The opening prices
Of point and the tone at the close was
steady at unchanged for July and lG2 points advance Tor
uaAnlIa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Receipts the week, 73S bales. Exports, 10 bales
continued 10 climb upward reaching 70 2Gc Tor very
hops Friday and saturday So far this week
trade has been much Quetr and IL OF waiting mar
ke The recent heavy storms have washed of the hone
the and good OF the lice. but Ia what
this has been done not definitely known at present
who hold hops both here and the INTERIOR That 50
has already been that under cfcuu-
could more than very small part OF crop be mar
vested Brewers wants being limited at the moment ahn
call from and less speculative inquiry ahe
tive but there ID undcrOne OF strength when
indicates that holders Will not part with their desirable goods
ceut AT fu rAtes
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

SPInllo VT ~ ~ ~ ''.>h
CHARLESTON July 2o,-rrpsntne hrn AZ &c 49,,
Sav.SN, IN Ju!y 2o.-rurpentnsn steady al VI &c bid
WnMiSoTos July 2O.-Iurpcnto hrn Al 81 &c.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
POULTRY AND OAhR.

POULTRY OAHK
Live poultry much lighter supply-only hve car
Yesterday and 10 all kinds doing better
Decent Oc al chick sell l7c Western
Southern about l4c Prime fowls to l2c and
sell quickly that Ducks and poor and many
sales at the inside hgues Western dressed poultry hss
been much lighter supply and the receipts nom Pha
delphia other points also materially
spring chickens advanced considerably since
report the close spring chickens and
% but fowes quiete and Of receipts OF
that Kind they favOrng buyers Spring ducks show very
little improvement rurkey~n lighter supply and steady
Squads lower ana dull.
few lots OF frozen snpc and plovcr from coi
but ther. Is scarcely them the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
lState factory, night
Sfafe factory. fnn


white fancy ga a MIX skins Ho2
No Io cooTrd n 81 STATE factory, IL and
-" -" d % Enc as 2l.hour skins ..-...3 Az
DO Good Prime "a - OHIO factory fat tine hne al
DO Fan % G34 4 Ohio factory, hatOood 30,
Do Common 10 Fair g aG'I to rr.me-.----.--o doA2
RGGs
Rcccrts for week pkGs There has been but hte
1uc during the past week prc's rcd iei mp 10
las THURSDAY then the demand has fallen on COZ"
STOCK ana rather moro pressure TO sell prices are tending ~
BUYERS favor Today he cannot he exceeded Tor The best
goods though of the favortc brands o fancy ,anada
and nea y hardly be bought at that pce fsr
western quiet and cannot be quoted above II q ~
There appears plenty Of desirable stock offered al the
quotations 10 supply all requirements
state per dol .....~l5 Canadian per doz -Sl4ia
Western per doz.---l4 al49
FRUITS BERRlKs-FRESH
Annc are in large supply very irregular IN quality and do
cling market overstOckr with inferior grades Ohoifc
good demand aud iTm poor cary va
reics from and jersey drag heavily ana
maud snail lots Of North Carolina and Georgia black grapes
are selling AT per few fancy Delaware AZ Z'c
Cri.s nearly market few lots OF sour nh poor
sweet at prces generally 3d"c per ID nIIahIs
dull and low but pr sond otS are
little nner at Blao kbcrrs have been ~ excessive
cost Of picking and shipping. RaspbeTres are also
selling at very low and unpTohtaole prices Ain
even at very low quotations IL Ia
difficult dispose OF the quantity arriving HuckicOerleH
dl and NatermclOns have been IN eNcrs
supply drmorazcd In many cases the
poftaon companies except to be sold Their account Tor
freight close cleaning little better ana
uces are slightly hrmeI though stil low MusknelOns
Of nnc quality fair demand poor lots neglected.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
WHOLESALE PRICES OF FCOUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday. July 90 1886.


BKANs MD FEAH
Receipts for week Beans s7 psgs Peas 800 busn:
FxpOrts-Beans, l69 pkgs Peas, 2O2S bush There
been further Improvement In choice domestic beans OF AL
kinds and while the market closes little guieer the eeing
is Marrow cannot be had below 81 20
have been obbng sales at that Medium are are
IS easily Pea have had no sales ~ SPEAK
of about 81 so but few fancy lots are held higher va va
cevers little for White Kidney, hut the deinai
for them is stiIl very light Choice Red Kidney decidedly
higher and wanted scarcely desirable lots to be nan
california Lima dull peas held rather more con
owing light stocks the demand however, does not
improve.
p.ar. narrov IDo Poor to Good bOasl 30
Shnice 81 70dsl 75 DO T. K Choice 9O6 90
Do Poor 10 Good 250 40 Do Poor 10 Good BOZ oV
DO Medium C1i &C a I 30 DO, Black T. s.
bO Poor So to Good 2oS 20 DOT Poor TO Good 5o SIS
DO Do p9or to GSoa 2'S n" Lima na' 7oe rs
Choice 5OQ 55lGreen Peas, Chico 05G -.--
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-04-02

Attorney. General Of the Kingdom has
already rented a house out on the
plains; that he will 60 to San Fran
cisco by the next steamer, to bring his
family down; that the trade in cheap
literature is increasing in Honolulu /;
that the Supreme Court will try an in
teresting divorce case during the April
term that the base ball game will be
won by the Benedicts on next Satur-
day; that the seats are rapidly going
off for the show tomorrow night that
the backward weather makes the ice
company growl that the price OF po-
litical tafy is official preferment; that
the "silent man" is cropping out in
Hawaiian politics lately; that the fern
gatherers have discovered a species
new to Hawaii that the new steam
laundry seems to take well with the
foreign population of Honolulu that
the Foreign Office is the greatest of
Hawaiian puzzles; that the people
have no right to complain OF the Wal
kiki bridge until somebody is either
badly hurt or killed; that the King
will begin some political reforms as
soon as he returns that the next Leg
lslature will vote as the "friend of the
natives" directs that this will give
him a chance to prove his re-asserted
friendship; that the Government sur
vey will make new map of the Vol
cano; that the genial Mr.. SEVERN will
return with lots of Volcano views this
week that the political camera o6SeN,a
will be put in operation at the end OF
this month; that the ghost of former
administrations will "down" forever af-
ter the next Legislature meets that
the best thing about the streets of Ho.
nolulu is that they cannot get any
worse than they are; that the move
ment for the organization of Tongue
Guard Society" ought to be started at
once; that there was full-grown Gle
got loose the other day in the Govern
ment building, which was finally
caught by the Attorney General, assist
ed by a medical man, and was taken
upstairs, where it was again confined
that the ''lie" was enticed into the
Attorney-General's Office before it was
caught; and that the trick was pal
pable hint to the "silent man."