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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-03-20
hawaiian Matters

On March 7Eh the President sent %
CarEre the latest GorrESpoCdeEee IN
relation GO Hawaii, being three let
-ers with enclosure from Minister
Wills. covering = period from Fec
10Th q Fec. 18th inclusive An in
uo-rauE feature Of the correspondence
! 3 statement that steps have been
taken 60 provide Cor a new cUl-LI-L-
ton zu1 new form Of Government
for Hawaii Minister Wills men
ciCu. the changes IN the Executive
Council. He rsEOrrs that D5Le VII
prepare z Ce- constitution and says
) sUirired contest = now N progress
locking 70 the Introduction Of ; rep
rESsE-a-IVz system into the Councils
q The Provisional Government
In This cUuusCcICC he mentions 2
-ssC- -1f1u passed II . UzSs-ueeEIng
on Fec 18th EtvUriuE the eu4ctuenE
ot = lzE Increasing the membership Of
The Advisory CoCceiI from fourteen %
-EsuEy-fgurr the new members % --oe
selected by the SzErEZss OF loyal eIlI-
Ze1= n 4 UaEEEr % DC hereafter pro-
yI,ie,i-T The -sA>ous q the demAud
are The CCCEEu = not now repre-
seu1ative- that the legislative Depart
ErsuE l. TOO Compact and sUAII- that
L has been made objectionable BY the
ACTION u the retiring members n
practically selecting their 51Eu s1cces
sl-s- that the personnel haz been
ehauEe,t. and II these changes the
u-.ss Of the supporters q the PrCTl=-
t0uaL GTJTeruuent had 10 voice
The ldst letter = dated HouolzLz-
Eeo- L5ch- Its Il follows al the
regular meeting CEi= afteruOoo q the
G1oTsru1 enr Councils Hon z N
Hatch read the report Of the Judiciary
COuufcree o. the petition for N e.
Larr=c1=ur q the Advisory Council rec
omme1fiIUE, = rEportEd n the news
paDers. that LEzre Dc chosen t=leg1-es
70 IL Up the Council ant prepare
euusEIrErIoC for = permanent form Of
G0veruEe1E-
The report VS. adopted and 4 CON-
uf-tee Appointed By the President 70
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American News.

There Is pro>pec; Of complications
between this country and Great Britain.
growing ont o. the recent landing .,
British troops N Nicaragua. In the
Senate Senator Morgan has secured the
pSSS&Se Of i resolution calling upon the
President Tor information As 70 whether
such landing WIS not / violation OF the
Cl4ytou-BUlwer treaty q 1850; also, by
what authority British troops made such
: landing.
The battle ship Indiana has had her
trial trip ani has shown good speed. She
VIII make sixteen knots, but the guar
antee Is for only fifteen. The Indiana Is
built for hard fighting purposes.
i dispatch from Washington says that
the C4liiornia delegation have begun &
gubsrnatorial boom for A B. Butler, the
well-knOwn Democrat Of Fresno, Cal
De Witt TSlm&se, the noted preacher,
who resigned from the Brooklyn TSber-
nacls, has been induced 70 stay with the
church. He viii therefore not 80 TO
Honolulu.
Another attamp: Will De made 10 ind
the north pole. under the command o.
Robert stern o. the Geological Survey.
The plan Is TO proceed by the establish
msut u permanent stations Gnd thereby
gradually wlrk toward the mystic point.
The bill 70 create Greater New York
has finally passed IN the New YORK
Senate by = vote o. - % :.
Louis G4thu&n u Chicago, : cele-
Ura-si inventor, has invented : new
kind o: telescope, which consists Of many
small lenses focusing on the same Celter,
whereby he can build J telescope Of auy
Size The possibilities Of : large iuStru-
usut axe immense
General Ju5-l !. Early died il Lynch
burg N4., On March ii. de wls L
famous Confederate commander.
John !. NchG1e, tee Democratic
bass Of New YORK, has finally been
landed il Sl1E Sing
Governor J. . DCTEsy died II Los
Angeles q March Is o: pneumonia He
was Governor OF California IN 1850, and
one Of the States tJremCsr citizens
Ms. Lease, tn famous female poll
ciln o. Kansas, haS fallen heir 20 =
fortune.
Henry WA:te-son, the brilliant free
trade editor Of The Louisville Courier
Journal, has again attacked President
CLzvsl-uI II lis journal II = most saw
sge manner.
The Postotice Department Of the
United States has decided 70 report
against continuing the contract with the
Pacific Mail Company for the Panama
Sar--ra
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SprecEeIs Buys z Farm

: BIZ zeal estate All nr5esis Z-fErI
iELl L4- been = C=uLuA-e.t WHEREBY
ii lg- -prEtiIzls -e,.-res the noted
SLo,- ranch 61rE=rty Owned hy I1hE
II. ord Tins rEEcn = = aLr-t ere
me- -1rI-n Of %IpG AZ. c1u-4izz rlcecF
acres IL ms l.=.=z Used a. 4 t4Fu ft1r
TIE freezing o. -rICIrr- ~ zeFzTLf years
4ir- >creek=-s = reported - have pad
SIS 600 far the ranch, T1icl L. vii c,1r-
vert 11o thoroughbred breeding ELru--
NJ sprzczEl= has been L Iler1I pgr-
ci1L=es n rssr=a1 =ale= AMI loE Owls
seize t1rJy Or Els-rz tncr1Gg p 1res-s- In
fIi.c- he Owls ucre Australia 6l1c,-=4t
SICK -Ea1 any tEo occ=r breeders Z
America
CT MzlkEF VS. r=cs11Iy scz1=st -
--Ezner f9r Hr sprEezELzr and h1z had 1
very i1r-15iaale =zrinZ CT VCu1g h1rzes II
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NV NcRE. March 9.-CUoAn cen
--fsr-sl, remain the same ss LAST daIe
81 degrees. 3 S-l6 cents; granu-
rs:si y cents net
The Ssu Francisco market Is quiet
auG -.zsjy, Receipts Of raw Hs-
wat.au continue very large
There was s. tremendous speculation
IN Sugar Trust stock during the week
James Z. kssus aui :. Y. White hSd
-ue bears eornsrsi, Snd on favorable
inside reports from Washington they
-ur the stock Up from - 70 LOO on the
Sch. The stock huCtusted about 9
for awhile. but the bears were terribly
siuchst. Tc l. sid that the day cost
Them s5olr loo 90. In Sll Is, to5
shares Of Stock were sold Il wS> said
-hs- Hssue and White were IN with
rha Haveusys7s in the transaction
On -he til sugar opened 81 81 and
-rg- reached ~
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training al the Palo Alto stock farm,
which are 70 ks run in California this
spring and viii probably be sent East.
The establishment q another big
thoroughbred breeding iarm in this State
Will naturally Sttract considerable atten-
toe, As some halt-dozsa thoroughbred
breeding farms have been established in
California in tbs past lev years, while
many noted stations have been import
ed here from all over the world In
tact, the thoroughbred interests q Cali
f.rniS have advanced with gigantic
strides since the founding o, Santa
Anita and Rancho del Pa>o. In few
wears many OF t1s classic races Of Amer
lea viii De won by colts bred IN the
Golden State >. +. Chronicle.
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prepare an act for holding conStitu-
tiOnal convention. AT the same meet
ing Hatch was elected aud took his
seat IS Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
"A mass meeting OF Chinese last
night WAS Very largely attended. The
newspapers report the attendance 500.
Vigorous resolutions against the pro
posed legislation Of the Government
were passed. send newspaper clip
pings in regard 10 the above subjects
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About 100 toedz arrived for the
Bqreau Of Agriculture Friday.
They viii Dc placed IN tie Gov
erunent nursery and later viii be
Used % destroy tree pe=-s-
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LATEST NEWS FROM ABROAD
4 ps----s-5s1e2 70 Terminate
.1a Treaty.
-zg gA.r.. OCEAN CABLE NATTER

r---r,-t- rrersIy. ,-tseted President Of
Es-zz.l-gy=-ir,s explosion in Italy.
g--.rs-ss 90 E-aubie Between the
rEHt.r ~-zgg. a1d Grvst Sritsin-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-25
THE FINANCIAL NEWS.
Bears Seem to Be in Full Control Of
the Market.
London Does Some Buying OF st.
Paul-Decisions I'm Whiskey Trust
and Gas Adverse to Those Interests.
Spceidl 10 The Netrs.

Special 10 The Ners.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Increase In bear
sentiment yesterday. Weakness in Gas
and ID. & G. +. indicated bad news be-
ginning to be effective. Chicago dis
patches more bearish than of late.
1ittle's report considered bearish on
Reading. St. Paul earnings for third
week in April decreased S110,S ,S45. Missouri
earnings for the same time decreased va,
600. London bought some st. Paul on belief
that per cent. would be earned and paid
for year. Houses identified with ID. q. Z.
+. sellers on Gottschslk decision; IN
siders believed to have accumulated
stock on decline and wanted 1t.
Moloney decision Is against Gas Co.'s.
Believed that Trust will be attacked in
other ways with greater effect than by
quo warranto proceedings. 1t Is said some
new form OF organization may be rendered rendered
necessary. Lead doing larger business
than last year. London market u per
cent. higher than the close here.
Free supply Offering on cotton, prices
unchanged, sales estimated 5000 bales.
Futures quiet, demand moderate about
1-64 higher. r
1t is claimed that Chicago Gas will be
supported by the pool in It, and on any
decided break at the opening purchases
are advised.
Lead Company's earnings for the first
three months Of the present year show
decided increase as compared with the
same period OF last year.
Yesterdays Market.
London prices came in shade
firmer yesterday morning but the
market opened irregular and during
the carly dealings failed to re-
spond TO the London strength. Rumors
OF compromise on the tariff
bill and the apprehension existing
IN ha lah cit hf
principal influences in depressing prices,
but the Cammack brokers were also
free sellers OF &. B. O., on
talk of decreased business and
earnings and the other Changers
were heavy in sympathy. Other weak
General Electric, Western Union and
Reading, although business was limited
in volume. In the later dealings ID. g. f.
became very active and broke rapidly on
the adverse decision in the Gottschalk
case, Chicago houses and Cammack brokers
appearing as the principal sellers. There
was a rally, however, before the close
from the lowest point, leaving the final
price Ia below the opening. Chicago
Gas was also sold down by Chicago
houses.
In the early afternoon the market be-
came dull and feature less, but during the
last half hour number OF good buying
orders were sent into the Sugar crowd
which caused a sharp advance in that
stock and started considerable covering at
other points through the list. As the
recovery was most pronounced in the
Industrial shares rumors were circulated
OF developments from Washington, but
nothing authoritative could be obtained.
Final prices were well above the lowest
OF the day with gain for Sugar, st. Paul
and some of the less active shares and
losses TOR Chicago Gas, ID. c. F. and
G. b. & q.
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DIED.

MfLLER--In this city. suddenly, at her re-
sidence. l22 Camp street. April 18th, Susan
A. Miller, wife of John Miller, aged %
years
Funeral from her late residence, Ice Camp
street, Saturday at 2 o'clock. Relatives and
friends are invited 30 attend.
ATwELI,-In Brooklyn, n. Y. April rs.
Amos Maine Atwell. aged 6l years. form
eriy of Providence.
BROOME-In this city. April 20 Mary Eliza
BETH wife OF David Broome.
BLACK-In Arctic Centre. X. ]. April -.
Catherine l.. daughter OF Michael and
Bridget Black. aged 10 years, months
and . days.
FERRIS-In Fast Providence, April 81. Eliza
beth y. wife OF Rev. L. n. Ferris.
FLAGG-fn Pawtucket. April a. John O.
flsgg. In his SD yetr
LINCOiN-fn this city. April p. Rachel
Lincoln, infant child ~ Thomas n. and
Rachel Lincoln.
RUDOLPH Ia Woodvile, April -. Arnold
y. r., son OF Arnold and Mary Rudolph
sssa months. II daya
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-25
TELEGRApHIo BREvIrrEs.

The price OF silver Is up little.
Kansas crops are in good condition.
Pope Leo says he will not leave Rome.
The Panama canal scheme has been
abandoned.
The British cabinet Is not united on the
eight-hour bill.
Chinese are registering at Boston at the
rate OF about $50 day.
The British income tax has been in
creased penny = pound.
One story says there is cholera at Lis
bon and srother denies It,
Frank hatton OF the Washington Post
was striken with paralysis.
Several men were killed by an explo.
sion In tile mill at Markee, Ind.
A waterspout and cyclone destroyed
svery house at Gilchrlst, Tex, except one.
A Frenchman tried TO steal the famous
bullet-proof coat now being tested at Ber.
lin.
The net gold in the treasury at the
close OF business yesterday was siOO. .bee.
bs3, and the cash balance $3.50. .O47, ,sss.
Supervisors Of Gozsbic county. Mich.
appropriated t75.ooo for road improve
ments on the demand Of a body Of idle
men.
A dispatch from Berlin announce. the
death Of Baron Hans won Unruhe Bomst.
one Of the founders Of the Free Conserva.
tivs party.
The Municipal Signal company has
served writ on the city Of Lowell. Mass
20 recover for using the Gsmewell system
q police telegraph.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-25
COXEYITES WEARY.
Are Wondering Why They Are Kept
In Camp at Frederick.

FREDERICK, Md, April 25.-The Coxey
Army is stopping for weary day in Camp
Lafayette, IL is the most dreay
camp that has been pitched since leaving
Cumberland, on the baseball common,
without tree or shade of any sort.
The wagons are huddled together, camp
refuse Is scattered about and the ground
has been tramped into mud puddles by the
crowds of men and horses. The weather has
turned warm. The men are impatient of the
delay and are fretting to be on the move.
Why the stop has been made, no one can
tell, Browne and Coxey simply saying
there is plenty OF time to reach Rockville
on Saturday.
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AT MYSTIC, CONN.
From our Regular Correspondent

From our Regular Correspondent
MYSTIC, CONN, April 25.-The Pro-
fessor was repeated at the Mys-
tic Opera House last night before a
good sized audience. The same
enthusiasm existed with the audience
a. on the first nights production and
the play went off very smoot hly
in fact far excelling anything ever pre-
sented before Mystic audience by
amateurs. 1t is expressing it mildly
to say the people OF Mystic and all who
saw the play were pleased with the
piece and the wonderful acting
by Mystic's most competent young
amateurs. II is needless and
would be unfair to mention any
special one as everyone took their parts to
perfection, and it could not have been
improved.
Stonington Lodge, /. O. O. r., meet to-
night in their rooms In the Opera House
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-25
EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
Bishop Lawrence Prcsidcs Over His
Diocese for the First Time.
Bp The Associated Pres..

BosToN, April 25.-The 109th annual
convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, I'm the diocese OF Massachusetts,
opened in Trinity Church this morning.
Bishop Lawrence called the convention
TO order, and roll call showed 40 clergy
men present.
Rev. George W. Shinn, ID. D., OF New
ton, preached the annual sermon. Holy
communion was administered and at 10
O'Clock the committee on credentials re-
tired 20 make up its report.
Their report was made at II O'Clock. At
3 p. m. the Right Rev. VIM. Lawrence,
Bishop OF the diocese, delivered his first
annual address TO the clerical
and lay members OF the convention
The question of the division OF the
diocese TO relieve the bishop was made the
subject Of favorable suggestion from the
appropriate committee and the system OF
arch deacons was urged as relief measure.
Amendments TO constitution relating TO
delegates TO convention were offered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-25
BRIEF LOCALS.

Mark II. Franklin, four years of age, 10
missing. He was last seen AT the Uuion
Station at 2.50 O'Clock this afternoon
His home is at South Dennis, Mass.
At 1.f5 o'clock this afternoon a carriage
containing two women collided with
Herbert Durfee's carriage on Broad stree
and the occupants OF both were thrown
out, sustaining numerous cuts and bruises.
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KEkRSARGE DISASTER.
Commander Heyerman Suspended on
Waiting Orders Pay For Year.
Lieutenant Lyman Also Suspended For
Same Length of Time-The Comman-
der Remains Stationary i'm His Grade.


WASHINGTON, April 25.-Secretary Her
bert today disposed of the cases OF Com
mander Heyerman and Lieutenant Lyman
found guilty by court martial of caus-
ing he wreck ofthe Kearsage on Roncador
Reef. The court sentenced Commander
Heyerman to two years suspension from
duty on waiting orders pay, and TO remain
stationary in his grade. Secretary Her.
bert reduced this sentence 10 one year.
Lieutenant Lyman was sentenced to one
years suspension under similer conditions
and to be publicly reprimanded.
Secretary Herbert allows the suspension
to stand but sets aside the sentence SO far
as 1t involves reprimand.
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NO SHELTER FROM UNCLE SAM.
Coxey's Men Not to be Allowed The Use
of Government Tents.

IJN TITO @ft0VtEIItU FTtNNs
WARRINGTON, April 25.- Representa-
tive Boen's resolution to allow Coxey's
army the use of Government reservations
and United States army tents was referred
TO the military committee, where it is
likely to remain.
There will be committee meetings on
Friday, but IL is doubtful whether the
resolution will be acted upon or even
considered. This will be the last meeting
before the army Is scheduled to arrive. Mr..
Boen is considering the advisabilty OF
getting the subject before the House as a
privileged question affecting the peace
and safety OF members.
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FREE SILVER.

BB The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The House
coinage committee by an over
whelming vote, decided today
to sidetrack the Meyer silver
seigniorage and small bonds bill, and in
stead to consider the Bland free silver
coinage bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-25

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The u. S. s.
Montgomery will have her final trial
May ]. She is ordered to proceed to sea
from New York and remain outside for
two days. the machinery being steadily
run. The object is not TO make speed, but
70 test her machinery.
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ways, will start on foot this evening for

ways, will start on foot this evening Tor
Washington.
Tomorrow they will march TO Puyallup,
where the Tacoma contingent, about 500
strong, will join them.
Hopes are still entertained of securing
transportation from the Northern Pacific,
bui failing in making this arrangement the
evident intention is to board the first
eastbound freight train. The army is or
ganized in companies of about sixty men
each.
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MARINE REPORT.
The List of Arrivals and Departures of
Vessels at This Port.
PoRT or providence. April 25.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
STEAMERS - Pequot, Hazard, New York:
Herman Caswell. Saunders, Flock Island:
Mount Hope, Connor. Fall River: Harry
Ricketson, New Bedford: William Marvel.
Dyer. Fall River; City OF New lort, Kelly
Newport Queen City, Petty, Tiverton.
TuGs- Governor II. VI. Hoyt, Aries. Fred T.,
Joseph Stickney.
ScnooSrRs Sandy Hook, orison, Hayer-
straw king Philip. ToNlc, Norfolk
BARGEs- Rhode Island, Ships. Condor,
Myandotte, Adalante.
Sailed.
TrANFRs-Pequot. Chatham, Norman.
CITY of New port. Queen city, Mount Hope.
TUos--Arics, JOSEPH Stickney, Governor
IA. VI HOyt Fred T. Ives
ScHOoNERs Lynn VI. Law, Blake. Norfolk;
Charles w. ChIcrh. Lent, philadelphia; James
Ives Risiy. coal port, @. NJ. Grant, .Vesper.
Nor ok: Benjamin y. Pool. Ross, coal port:
James q. Breocher. smith. coal port. ilary
VI. Douliass W. Z. Hood, Davis. IRON Csom-
BGRoEs -Wsmsitta }. Naul,y.
To Arrive.
Charles II. sprague, Harper william n.
Bailey, Curtis.
Marine Notes.
The schoouers that have sailed from tiis
port recently FOR coal ports will probably lie
upon account ~ Tie strike in the coal regions
the steamer g.. W. nauiclson that runs be-
tween this port aud Block Island is under
going extensive repairs,
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Stitchers Wou.

MANCHESTER, N. H.. April 25.-Strikinv
stitchers at Kimball Bros shoeshop have
scored victory. All the troubles were
settled yesterday. and this morning the
400 operatives returned 10 work at their
former wages.
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Chicago Grain Notes.
uoTED BY A. p. wEEDES.
Car Lots Today-Wheat, 90; corn, 157;
oats, 1862; hogs, 1900.
Estimates Tomorrow-Wh heat, 80; corn,
210; oats, 255; hogs, 10000
Heavy shipping hogs, $3.50 and s5.25.
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PIE FOR SUPPER.


most beautiful of the suburban real es
tate divisions about Washington. The
offer was made by Mrs. III. p. Waggman,
one of the owners of the tract. The offer
has not yet been accepted
The reception of the commonweal In
Frederick was complete surprise to the
commonwealers themselves. They were
met near the county line by posse of 80
mounted deputies under Sheriff thinner
man, and escorted into town. But the
people OF the city were more disgusted
over calling out the sheriffs than were the
Coxey men, for the deputies were all being
paid for at g a day out of the peoples
pockets. The general feeling Is that ID
would have been better to appropriate
$3.50 to buy food for the army than to pay
$1,000 to the sheriff's posse TO prevent the
army from committing depredaJions that
they never contemplated.
Ii was decided at meeting between
Coxey and Brown TO hold the common.
veal in camp at the baseball park, where
they are very well provided for, and to
move to Hyattsville on Thursday.
Nearly 800 men marched out; of Camp
Daniel Boone yesterday morning. They
were joined by stragglers along the road,
and in Frederick they found another
party of s5 men under Windy" White.
the old trumpeter discharged at Will
Transport last week. White was taken
back into the folds, and the recruits were
accepted.
The party of 35 will be sent around by
the old route of Ridgeville and Layton
vile, which was to have been travelled by
the main body on their march. Coxsy
said this Was to divide the foraglng
ground between the two parties.
The trip from Boonesboro to Frederick
yesterday was l6 miles, and devoid of any
special interest aside from the meeting
with Sheriff Zimmerman and posse at
Boliver.
Last night Browne and Coxey addressed
a large meeting in Junior hall, deferring
to the wish OF Mayor Fleming that they
should not hold meeting on the street,
as he had relented concerning his de.
termination not to allow the army to
come into town at all. While camp was
not being moved today, its name was
changed. rs Is the custom every day. To.
day it is Camp Lafayette.
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A THOUSAND STRONG.
Northwestern Industrial Army 20 start
Tonight VIII Seize "a Train.

nv fW d""th'rd fTrS
SEATTLE, Wash, April 25.--The North
western Industrial Army, 1000 strong.
made up largely OF men who came TO the
northwest TO work on the Great Mort hern
and the Everett q Monte Cristo rail-
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visiting Card. s5e. per package.
NEWS orFICE
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.......... 3,el5


Totals. .........- 0,nlo lu,oUO 1880
Prices for western beef catt lie. live weight:
Choice, 4laGt434c pr Id; second quality, 4d4I3c;
third quality. Jl13fc; poorest grade of coarse
nxen, cows. bulls, stays, Texans, etc. 2lt3c pr
ID.
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle,
dressed weight: Choice, 5lsDBI4c pr lb; first
quality, 5G5l6c: second quality, 419Gb434c.
Hides, taiiow, etc-liides. 4l1GI5c pr lb; tai
low, 304c; calfskins 15c each; lamSskins, SOC
Be- pi lb.
Northern and eastern beef oattle-The re-
ceipts were light, and the demand slow. There
were very good beeves brought in from tue
New England states. Values remain about
the same as last week.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Doings at brighton and Wstertown For
the Week Ending April %.
Amount Of stock on the market: