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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11
SAVED FROM STAGNATION

BY Little Activity in Reading, Sugar, New
England and the Grangers-No Pressure
to Sell Stocks Despite tho Bad Bank
Statement-A Steady Close on Con-
cessions.
NEW YORK. Sept. 10-The stock market to-
day was saved from utter stagnation only
by the activity developed in Reading, Sugar
and New England, with some little help
from the grangers. There was revival of
rumors in regard to trouble between the
Reading and its employees, the story
having it that an uItimatum will be
passed. in by the men on Monday.
Such rumors naturally unsettled the mar
ket and heavy temper marked the
dealings almost from opening to the close,
though there was no apparent pressure to
sell the stocks, even in the face of the re-
markable withdrawal of funds from this
center shown by the bank statement, and
prices settled down only from lack of sup
port.
The opening was generally small fractions
lower, and while the heavy temper was de-
veloped Immediately in Reading and some
others. the general list displayed an advanc-
ing tendency at first, which, however, was
soon checked. though Sugar was advanced
fractionally and closed close to its highest
point. New England slid off in company
with Reading, the grangers retired slightly
and Evansville & Terre Haute lost per
cent from its best price of yesterday. No
special feature marked the dealings, and
dullness and narrowness became the most
conspicuous characteristics of the market
in the late trading, the close being fairly
steady ut the fractional concessions.
Bonds were as dull as usual, but the mon
otony was relieved b some material
important beinga rise of N in st: Paul, La
crosse division Is to 1881.
Government bonds we're dull and steady.
Close OF the list:
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General Lodge Notes

A lodge OF the Order of Red Men is being
talked of at Braddock. A large number Of
Red Men from other places are located
there.
tiated four new candidates at the meeting
on Thursday evening. The old members
are all becoming new ones again.
wilmerding Lodge No. 3ls, K. of P, at its
regular meeting on Tuesday evening con-
ferred the rank of page on six candidates.
Tho order at Wilmerding is in excellent
condition, and some earnest talk is heard Of
a uniformed rank division there.
Monongahela Valley Commandery, No.
80, Patriotic Order Sons of America, held its
Idlewild. About 800 people went from
Braddock, Williamsburg and Turtle Creek,
and o most delightful day was 81 ent.
Bessemer Tent, No. 90, Knights of the
Maccabees of Braddock. gave spread and
spread itself on Thursday night. A big
meeting was held and,seven members were
initiated. A banquet at, Kittelrs to all the
members followed interesting exercises as
the hall.
Anchor Castle 336, K. G, E, at their last
session conferred the knights decree upon
several candidates and had large and in
teresting meeting. They will have several
candidates for the crusaders degree at
their next session. All members or the order
are invited to attend.
The British American Association of Moor
sumo meetings on September 13 with dis
cussion on Protection versus Free Trade"
The President Alf Marland, will open the
debate on protection. 1t is proposed to con-
tinue the subject on future nights.
The members of Pittsburg Union No. 102,
equitable aid union, and their friends will
feast upon good things at their hall, Forty
third and Butler streets, on next Friday
evening Supreme President Brother Nor
gan has promised to be on hand, and the
exercises will be varied with music,
speeches, recitations, etc.
North Star Lodge No. 143., Knights and
Ladies OF Honor, have been making great
efforts to increase their membership, and
are at last rewarded by having eight new
candidates on their rolls for initiation, and
will call on the Grand Lodge degree team to
confer the degree North Star Lodge having
had the honor of calling on the degree
team the first time after its organization to
confer the degree on i've candidates three
months ago. They also will give an enter
tainment in the near future.
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Grand Army SpIinters.

PosT 2O6 mustered three recruits Friday
night.
PosT Al will hold an open meeting October
., and monthly thereafter for awhile.
INoUIRER-The great parade at Washing
ton takes place Tuesday, September 20.
Two new applications wero reported at
the meeting OF Post 4s0 of Bloomfield, last
night week.
CoaMANDER LAUREL, of Post 206 has issued
orders for every member to be in line next
Friday night.
AT Post s5's meeting last Tuesday evening
ono member was taken in by transfer aud
another proposition was filed.
CoMRAps d. A. JONES. of Post ISL, will
spend his vacation at the National EucamD-
ment md on the Virginia battlehelds.
CoMRADE j. NJ. KEYsER, of the Ono Hundred
and Twenty-sixth Ohio Volunteers, was
mustered into Post 162 last night u week.
THE number of Post eOo's comrade, going
to the National Encampment will not ex-
ceed 40, some of whom will go with Post Al.
Posr hold its first regular meeting of the
fall season last Monday. One applicant was
elected and tour new applications were re-
ceived.
CoMRADE A c. FRANK. of Post J5l, left his
desk at the Pension Office Friday afternoon
n very sick man. His comrades hope Ior his
speedy recovery.
CoMRADE WILLIAM GROVES, of Post 157 died
Wednesday evening and was buried with
soldiers hOnors Friday afternoon. He
served in Company Z, Thirteenth Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry.
CoMRADE SAMUEL Soorr. of Post IS, with
vile ana son, will leave this morning for
the East where they will spend their vaca-
tion winding up at the National Encamp-
ment in Washington.
TIE members of Post 162 are delighted
with their large group picture which was
hung in their hall last night week, and are
profise in their praise for the skill and taste
of artist ID. Mahan In getting fG up.
Posr l57's Fair in Turner Hall continues to
be great success. There Is la--e atten-
dance every evening. Post Isl attended In
a body las; Tuesday evening. Post 128 is
coming over some night this week
A MEETING of the members of the One
Hundred and Thirty-ninth Pennsylvania
Regiment will be held I'm the Pittsburg Coun-
ell chamber next Thursday evoning at Z
O'clock Tor the purpose of arranging for the
annuuI reunion. AL members ure urged to
lie present. This will probably be the regi.
ment'p largoes reunion.
eSss ,Rss sr ths Hampar af eoHrsass 1he
ssa going - the Warrington Enesupnsas
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All Old soldiers Welcome.

A fraternal feeling is manifested toward
the Grand Army by Washington U. v. L.
Encampment. as the following shows:
"Encampment No. SO, U. V. L., will be at
home at its halls, No. 90S and 9l0 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, N. W., to all comrades during
encampment week. We recognize that it
Will be Grand Army week. but we desire
as an organization to contribute, without
parading ourselves, our mite toward enter
tanning the boys in blue, and while we will
be glad to see the comrades of the Legion,
our doors will be open and n soldiers well
come extended to all comrades of the G. A
r. If any Johnny Reb' should stroll along
our front and enter our lines, he will meet u
gang Of Yanks' ready to capture him, dec
with him bridge the bloody chasm.5"
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tion, and by motion Of the lodss thev vers
invited to return. -ss' my

tslon, and by motion Of the lodge they were
Auegneny True Blue Lodge. No. %. IL one
VI the leadlng lodges or the State. On Tues
uay evening last there was a large attend
cnee Oh Visitors and members, and W. J.
TaLdweil, William Grifiths, District Master
hyle ana T. French, made sen stble speeches
Ior the good of the order W. A. Klages
presented an elegant ivory gayel TO the
Iooge, and by request J. Thresher conveyed
Ine tnanks OF the members to Brother
nlases lor MS useful and valuable present.
Next Wednesday the Supreme Grand
Looge. or the United States, will convene
Inr I tnelr annual session at " Sixth avenue
Flstsourg; Delegates from the leading
cities In the United States will be present.
tne central Hotel has been secured for their
neadquartcrs. In no part are there as MANY
Iooees as IN Allegheny county, but in all the
prlncipal cities new lodges are being started.
Ihe lad1es rule and control the lodges. their
sounu common sense and good judgments
nave gone far to make the Institution a com
piete success. Mayor Gourley has been in
Vlted 20 make the address OF welcome and
when he finds himself surrounded by some
hundreds OF charming women he will be In
spired to make the most brilliant speech OF
his Lille: Miss Lizzie Henderson, Of Alle-
gheny City. is the present Supreme Grand
MISTRESS, and Mrs. Annie Ray, OF Boston.
Mass, is the Supreme Grand Secretary,
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Improved Order Heptasophs.

Organizer 5. /. Osmond will institate
new conclaye next week with 80 charter
members.
Pittsburg Conclave No. SO had one initia-
tion and one application for membership
Friday night last.
All conclaves are reporting applications
for membership at each meeting. This looks
well for the order.
Brother C.. NJ. Fairman, of SO, will go to
Washington, D. c., to the Grand Army Ma
tional Encampment.
Lawrence Conclaye No. 70 initiated one
new member and received two applications
for membership at the last meeting. For
new conclave Lawrence has considerable
push.
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The OIL Market.

Range Of the October option: Opening,
552lc; highest, 5534c; lowest, 55ssc; closing,
55Nc.
Refined oil-New York, 8.l0c; London, 4A@
l3-l6d; Antwerp 1877.
The monthly pipe line report exhibited an
increase in gross stocks OF Pennsylvania oil
of II, 1858 barrels. There was an increase of
decrease of lS7 1853 III credit balances. The
Buckeye Company reported net increase
in Lima oil of 81, 600 barrels, and the Tide
water decrease of 1852. The gross stocks
of Pennsylvania oil are ls, ,96S. .sl4 barrels and
H7.6ll.
New YORK, Sept. 10-The petroleum market
opened steady, ,huctuated slightly and closed
steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot sales, none.
October option, sales % 900 barrels; opening,
b6Mc; highest, 55azc; lowest, 6515c; closing,
555sc. Lima Oil, no sales.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11
Order of Solon.

Faithful Lodge No 1l6 admitted two can
didates at its last meeting.
The Supreme President visited Faithful
Lodge No. 116. Tuesday evening last.
Greenville Lodge No. Sc added one new
member to its rolls Wednesday evening.
Faithful Lodge No. 116 has adopted q
memorial resolution upon the death of Mrs.
Clara Ebbert.
ALI the Lodges suspended last month for
neglecting to forward assessment No. 81 on
time have been reinstated.
Resolutions of coincidence were passed by
Faithful Lodge No. 1l6. Tuesday evening,
upon the death of Sister Clera Ebbert.
Over s. 900 were paid to 142 disabled mem
bers from the relief fund during the month
ending August rs, making the total disDurse-
ments from that fund over $780, 900.
No. Oil, of Halcottville, N. Y, 2l2, of Kally's
Corners, N. Y. and 2l3, of Columbus. o.. will
pay the current assessment No. 81, for their
first. Ark Lodge No. 2l4, will pay No. 50 for
its first.
Manifold Lodge No. 80, at Parkers Land
ing, Is still booming. 1t has admitted over
80 members since April l, and stands fifth
passed Nos. Is and 1O2, of Pittsburg. No. 90,
of Washington, Pa, and No. 67, OF NJ Meadville,
since the last previous report.
Supreme President Folsom, accompanied
by brothers Rush Lake and II. L. Strickler,
visited Ark Lodge No. PA, ut its hall, corner
First and East streets, Allegheny, Monday
evening. A very interesting and profitable
meeting was held, and short speeches were
made by the visitors. Ark Lodge will initi-
ate class of IL candidates at its next meet
ing. Although the youngest of Solon's SUBJ
ordinate lodges, it is neither the least nor
slowest.
Official circular No. was issued by Su-
preme President Glenn /. Folsom on the 7th
instant. 1t states that the special Auditing
Committee, which has been at work since
June l3 investigating the books, accounts
and business OF the Supreme office, has
nearly concluded its lahors ana that prob
ably the Supreme Lodge will be convened
about September 81 to hear and dispose of
this report and to finish the business left
over from the regular session May 1927
last. Following this special session prep
arations will be made for active work or
ganiZing lodges and advancing the interests
of the order all along the line
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11
REALTY MARKET REVIVING.
Fair Sales, New Deals Inauzurated and Old
Ones Keopened-Confldenca Shown in
Present and Prospective vaIues-Re-
cords Of the Week and Day.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10.

SATURDAY, Sept 10.
Further evidence of revival of interest
in the realty market developed this week.
A portion of this evidence was presented
from day to day in these columns in the
shape of sales of more or less magnitude,
and the remainder will be furnished as fast
as it is finished for publication in detail.
The business accomplished and the deals in
augurated reflected continued confidence in
the growth of realty values, and OF course
this is encouraging, as such confidence is
born of faith in the future of the CITY and ITS
material interests. Building was carried
on with vigor on the usual big scale; new plans
were opened, new tracts we're purchased for
the laying out of other new plans, MANY i'm
prcvements were projected in various sec
tiohs of the two cities and suburbs new
territory vas opened up for the speculator
and investor. and last, but not least a num-
ber of deals that had been given up by one
side or the other, we're reopened and placed
in better shape than ever.
The following table, compiled from tho
records, gives something of an idea Of the
action of the market.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

bonds held, which is tho principal item
eliminated from.the report.
The recent decline In Wheeling and Lake
Erie common stock has excited consider
able comment among security holders. In
certain orioles 1t Is believed that insiders
have been throwing over stock in anticfpa-
tion Of tho Issue OF new STOCK of from $6000,-
900 to sl0, ,00o, 900 authorized some time ago.
Earnings Of the New York Central and its
leased lines for the month OF August were
y, 06l, Al0 an increase of Oh, ,98S. and from
January ! to AUGUST 81 they were $29, 1885
an increase Of el, ,867, ,9l2
Clos" OF the Market
Philadelphia Company, Central Traction,
P. & B. Traction, Duquesne Traction and
Luster Mining Company were the active
shares at the closing call of the week, and
all were strong, with the fractions showing
a decided upward drift. The demand for
Duquesne and Philadelphia Company was
especially good, continuing after call ana
after the close Of the Exchange. The nnal
indications pointed to higher prices next
week.
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Boston Stocks .- Closing Prices,
MONETARY.

The demand for discounts increased
materially during the week, the increase
coming mainly from manufacturing sources,
but the supply of funds was not depleted to
an extent that caused any change in rates
or any discrimination against irregular bor-
rowers. There is not likely to be any string
ency here this fall, no matter how high rates
may go in the East. Rates here ruled steady
at 5@6 per cent, with most business at the
outside figure. Eastern exchange and cur
rency traded even as a rule.
NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-Money on call easy
at 3@4 per cent; last loan, per cent; closed
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 1896 per cent Sterling exchange
quiet but steady at 81 s61S for 60-day bills and
81 s6L for demand.
BosroN, Sept. l0.-Call loans 6. Time loans
5A6
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Foreign Finan claI.

LONDON, Sept. lo.-Amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balance to-day,
f23,0OO.
PARIS, Sept. 1o.-Three per cent rentes 1Oof,
s71l centimes for the account.
LONDON, P. M, close - ConsQls, money,
96 1916 for the account: New York. Penn
syIvania and Ohio lists. 32s4: Canadian Paciflc,
9O1I: Erie, 281a: do Eds, 1G7: Illinois Central,
lOO1a; Mexican ordinary. 32s: St. Paul COM
mon, s315 New York Central, 11216; Pennsyl-
vania, 6SA: Reading, 2sA; Mexican Central,
new As, 6sss bar silver, 3S 3-l6d; money. n
DER cent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

been enjoying a vacation for several weeks
past, will be home next week, and it is pos
sible the upward movement will matertalize
with his temperance on the floor OF the
Exchange.
Inactive shares were traded in more or
less during the week on the quiet, Union
Hidalgc Mining Company, New York and
Cleveland Gas Coal, Underground Cable,
Allegheny Heating Company, Pittsburg,
hela Water Company. Bridgewater
Gas and Wheeling Gas changing
hands at prices which could not be obtained
for publication. There was also fair sub
rosa movement in bonds. Allegheny County
Electric Light Company bonds were picked
up to such an extent that to-day the floating
supply was said to have been entirely ab-
sorbed.
A Few Comparisons.
The following table shows the more re-
markable changes that have occurred
throuohout the list during the paSt year:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11
The New Natrona Post,

The new post at Natrona will be mustered
next Tuesday evening. Commander John
D. Mcfarland, of Post 8, who has been de-
tailed as mastering officer, will do the work
with provisional post composed of promi-
nent comrades. Comrade Mcfarland hopes
for the presence of rs many members OF the
time will doubtless be had. The party will
leave the West Penn depot in Allegheny ut
6P N.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11
LoyaI Orange In.titn,,on

Sons OF Joshua, No. l3 Lodge, Is one OF the
oldest in the state; it Is in the best possibIa
condition. by special invitation j. Thresher
and ". j. Caldwell paid the lodge a visit.
Their speeches on tine foundation princi-
pies OF the order were full of useful in<truc-
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Sales on and after call were as follows:

Lawrence & Co. sold Philadelphia Com
pany to Carothers and Caster; Sproul & Co.
sold Central Traction to Ramsey; Rinehart,
Pinkerton and Caster sold Duquesne Trac.
ton to McCutcheon, Morris & Brown and
Sproul & Co., and the latter bought P. & B.
Traction from Whitney & Stevenson and
Carothers. Ramsey bought Central Traction
from Sproul & Co.
Total sales on 'Change, $50 shares. Closing
bids and Offers:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

ExPOsITIoN-Four interesting features
to be found at the Exposition: Superb
music. Cromwell lectures, novel exhibits.
merry-go-round for the children.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

PERYKcr action and perfect hcaith result
from the use OF Do Wits Little Early Rissrs
perfect little pill Very small; very sure
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

Clearing House Fisures,
Pittsburg-
Exchanges to-day. r. doS 7ss 50
Balances To-day. 29S, 399 0i
Same day last week:
Exchanges r. 2S7, S37 70
balances 3oS 32l A
Clearings for the past two weeks compare
as follows:
Exchanges this week Is days). .. e12 4ls. 7I7 os
Balances this week % days. )."...... 204s. 2o4 IS
Exchanges last week. Is. $685. 726 Al
Balances last week.................. 27O5 65l 46
For the week of 1891 corresponding with
this week the exchanges were sll, ,740 7s.
The exchanges to date, 1892, aggregate
1924, $50, 476 81; for the same time last year,
$467, 81, lSS A; gain this year, S5, 1888 263 l3
NEW oRK, Sept. IO-Bank clearlngs. slol.
49,, ,279 balances, s505l, 223a For the week,
clear1ngs, $5-8 H8.6ll.
sH, ,S03. $50; balances. sl,3A.S $751; Money, i
per cent. Exchange on New York, l762Oc
discount. For the week, clearings, SIT $780,.
30s; balances, 50, Q5l, ,6S2. For the same week
last year. clearings. $Sl, 243 472: balances, 81
l47 96S.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10-Bank clearings to-
day, 81, l,3S2,5l6; balances. $l,505,76S. Bank
clearings for the week, $50 479, 590 Balances.
s. 004, ,032. Money, 3G4 per cent.
BALTIMORE, Sept l0-Bank clearings TODAY
s1,ss2,6si; balances, s2l0S6L Money. 6 per
cent
CHICAGO, Sept l0-Bank clearings TODAY.
sl7375, 294- Total Tor the week. 500, 500 III, and
for the corresponding week last year SSs
Money in good demand ut 5@6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, 60day bills. a s6sI;
sight 81 49,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1o.-Bank clearings to-dav
week, $e4, 1913 682: balances, $685. l5o Clear
ings last week. So SAG, 4s3.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

Valuable Prop srty Mt Norfolk, Va.
For prices and full particulars call on Sloan
& Co., l27 Fourth avenue.
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r''1zs; gsssiS asS'sss 8 fss VIZ s:G:ss .s:..
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THE SECRET Societies.

Contributions for this department should
reach THE DISPATCH office by noon Satur-
day. These columns are open to all secret
ORGANIZATIONS, but news, and news only
will be printed. Space is too valuable to be
given up to the discipline of delinquent
members, notice of meetings, praise of ind1-
vidual lodges, advertisements of orders or
mere personal puffs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

''O'> Carter's Little Liver Pills
0i0A Carter's Little Liver P Ills.
oi"'A - Carter's Little Liver PEia
'.SA cartcr's Little Liver Pula.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

954 shares, including: Atchison,4, 100; Erie,
4,l50; Missouri Pacific, 2, 100; New England.
s0oo; Reading, 1880; st. Paul, 6'l9o; Western
Union, 2,8l8
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, corrected
daily for THE PITTsBURG DISPATCH by whitney
Stephenson, oldest Pittsburg members Of New
York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoriA
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she cluns to cassoriA
When she had Children, she gave them casso<A
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

Week ending Week ending
Sept 10. sept. 8.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

Current Gossip.
A large eale Of Eust End acreage was con.
unmssed ro.dsy,a wsit tneva Tenn avenue
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-05-13
A DISAPPOINTMENT.

A gentleman was deprived Of
good breakfast this morning through
what might be termed an accident.
A nice beefsteak and some sausage
had been ordered from the butchers
for the matutinal meal. Instead OF
leaving the meat at the proper place,
the driver delivered it next door. AT
ter a patient and prolonged wait for
the missing edibles, the paDgs of
hunger caused inquiries to be set on
foot, and an explanation cleared the
mystery. A telephone message to
the wrongful recipient of the porter
house elected the following reply
"oh it's all cooked" Very good,
isn't It'll
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-05-13
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Pelc is transferring her
cargo of sugar to the bark Sonoma. lying
at the p u ) S wharf.
The schooner Louis from Newca tie.
N ) w, brought 1874 tons of New Lamb
ton coal for the o S : Co.
The bark Colusa yesterday for San
Francisco took 1850 bags of sugar,
weighing 3,S24.542 lbs, and valued at
$l00,3S2 10.
The barkentine Discovery sailed this
afternoon with S572 bags sugar shipped
by Il Hackfed & Co, and 1898 bags
sugar, shipped by Nj 5 Grinbaum 81 Co.
Domestic value 48,215.97.
The steamer Lehua brought ll42 bags
of Paauhau Plantation, Hawaii, sugar
to-day.