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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-21
1744-3ta

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST CIR
cult of the Hawaiian Islands.-1n Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of WILLIAM
ROSS, late of Honolulu. deceased.
The petition and accounts Of the admins
traitor OF the Estate of said deceased,
wherein he asks that his accounts be
examined and approved and that final
order may be made Of distribution of the
property remaining in his hands to the
persons thereto entitled. and discharging
him and his sureties from all further res
possibility as such, having been fled;
IT is ORDERED that THURSDAY,
the 14th day of May, A. D. 1896. at 10
o'clock a. M. at Chambers. in the Court
house, at Honolulu. be and the same here
by is appointed as the time and place for
hearing said petition and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then and
there appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the same should not be granted.
Dated at Honolulu, II. l.. this 18th day
OF April. A. D. 1895.
By the Court.
]. A. THOMPSON,
1750-3w Clerk.
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Stmr " G Hall, Simerson, for Maui
and Hawaii, at 10 a. N.
Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Oahu
ports.
Stmr. Waialeale, Parker, for Hawaii
ports.
Stmr Claudine, Cameron, for Maui
ports, az D. N
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NOTICE
To the Public and Patrons of
mo. 10" Store.

Having disposed of the Fort-street busi-
ness, known as the mo. 10 store" to
Mr.. E. W. Jordan, he is now the pro-
prietor and has control Of the same,
including the entire stock and the out
standing accounts Of the Fort-street
business due J. T. Warehouse.
Thanking cur patrons for their gen.
erous patronage during the years of
the past, we bespeak for the new pro-
prietor Of the old reliable stand, mo.
TO-" their liberal support in the fu-
ture.
The Queen-street stores will be kept
intact and full line OF goods kept up
in all departments, at wholesale and
retail. MRS. e. B. WAREHOUSE,
4273-1w 1749-4w Executor.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CRED
ITORS.

is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of
John Thomas Waterhouse, Jr., late OF
Honolulu, deceased, to present the
same to the undersigned within six
months from the date of the publ
cation of this notice, or they will be
forever barred.
ELIZABETH BOURNE WATER
HOUSE, Executor Of the will of
John Thomas Warehouse, Jr.
Honolulu, April z, 1896.
4272-3t 1749-4w
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Saturday, May 9th, 81
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

All OF the following described real estate /:
Beginning al point on east side of Ka-
piolani street, eighty (S0l feet from the
mauka line of Lunalilo street and rum ing
by true bearings, n 20 deg - TT, seventy
feet along kapiolani street. thence IS deg
As IT, E one hundred feet t100) feet along
Baldwin Menner's premises, thence S 2r
deg ~ 1T. W seventy (7O) it. thence 90
deg As it. W one hundred 100 feet to initial
point, containing an area OF 1000 square
feet.
"Terms: cash. United States gold
coin.
~Conveyance at expense of pur-
chaser.
~Upset price $500.
PAL kAMAKA,
Guardian of Sam Kamaka Kapaululaua
Namahaokalani.
~ The above property is very desirably
situated and the surroundings and view
unsurpassed. 175l-4ta
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DIED.

HOWLAND-In this city, April IS.
1896, Rebecca Wright Rowland, wild
ow of Capt Henry S. Rowland, aged
81 years.
MITCHELL-In this city. April 10,
1896, Sarah j., beloved wife OF VIM.
Mitchell, aged 90 years and months.
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ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S BAL PILLS

rs warranted to cure all discharges from
i the Primary Organs, in either sex
acquired or CONSTITUTIONAL, Gravel, and
Pains in the Back. Guaranteed free from
Mercury. Sold in Boxes, IS. Sd. each, by all
Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors
throughout the World, Proprietors The
LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRUG CON-
PANY. Lincoln. England. 1903
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weighing 1.157,29O pounds. valued at
s42,67S and shipped as follows: 1885
bags by W. G. Irwin & Co. and 395S
bags by H. A Widemann to ]. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS NOT HAVING
"A business to transact with the Humuuls
sheep Station Company are forbidden to trayd
over the roador trails on the lands controlled bv
said companyssithout previously obtaining per
mite
Dogs found on the land will be DESTROYED. and
no bands Of animals be allowed to pass over the
roads.
RUMUULA SHEEP STATION CoMPA
alaiehalApriI 90 1895.
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REPORT OF WEATHER BUREAU,
April 20, 9 p. m.-Temperature So deg;
dew point, 81 deg; barometer, 30.05.
ospects-Uncertain.
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AT DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON, April 20, 10 p. m.-Weather is
clear: wind light, northeast. Ship Com
modore bound in.
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SALE OF
:: SALE OF =
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Circuit Court OF the First Circuit, the
undersigned will sell at public auction, at
the front door of the Judiciary Building,
Honolulu.
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The Daily Advertiser Is cents a
month. Delivered by carrier.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-21

First quarter Of the moon on the 10Th at l2h.
I'm pm
me tide and moon phase are given in stand
sra lime The time OF sun and moon rising
gnd setting being given for sl ports II the
r-olrn are IN Iocsl Time, 10 which the respec-
rive corrections 10 standard Time applicable 70
each different port should be made
The standard lime whistle sounds a. IN
On O. trnidniCht) Greenwich Time, which is
u. son. m q Hsv allan Standard Time.
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Will call at Pohoiki, Puma, on the
second trip of each month, arriving
there on the morning of the day of SAIL
ing, from Hilo to Honolulu.
The popular route to the volcano is
via Hilo. A good carriage road the en-
tire distance.
Round-trip Tickets, covering all ex-
penses, $50.
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Barometer corrected for temperature and ele
vgriOn but no; for gravity.
TIDES, sun AND MOON.
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TIME TABLE
RldeT'S S|eQnSlD0DllpQly
1896.
Steamship !" Kinau,"

CLARKE, Commander,
Will leave Honolulu at 10 o'clock a. M,
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay and
Makena the same day; Mahukona, Ka-
waihae and Laupahoehoe the following
day. arriving in Hilo the same after
noon.
LEAVES HONOLULU.
sFriday April "a
Tuesday May 5
Friday t. Nav Is
tuesday ...-..............M May 26
Friday June 5
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" ON nm
The Special Diseases From
Which she Suffers.
and Their Cure.

The healthy action d every orsnn ~
.ne body depends upon the Nerye 9iInss
NUS supplied by rood Nctyoue SvsteS,s
So'hing so quickly weakpne the Nervosis =
system In either. male OF feinaie. 81 sof,ic,
disease OF the 6sxnal System. I,
i, is only a question Of time when mo
woman who suftcra from any irfcguiarttv
or disease peculiar 10 her sex, WIN also
suffer from trouble with her haart. atf,,sS.
uch, liver. bowels and kidncvs. win, ne,.v-
GUS aud sick headaches, ana a nhottered
Nervous system. III -.
Diseases of Women reou,re mora p,iitv
and sktsi IN their trcatmeat than any
other class of diseasea, TO entrnef their
treatment to one who hQA mt mazda enf-
clal study and preparation for IL. A not
unlike tnkine a f'rh watch to a blacks
smith for repair. a. 81
pr. WIN. A. roxcil tbs er,neut special.
list. treats all Diseasas az Wcnieti with
expert ability. by his superior iy1ethodn
OF diagnose and treatment W per cent OF
tho usual operations are avoided. ana
many cured who were considered inci,r.
able.
Mere Throat. Lungs, Heart, stomach.
Liver Bowels. Rcctum, Kidneys, Bladder.
Blood, skin. Nervous system, ana Sexual
system OF man and women. Catarrh
Syphilis Consumption. treated with pre-
eminent success. sis
The Alcohol Habit c,irad al horne IN
few days. Obesity treated sncanrsfully.
Structure ri,roi without cutting, burning,
or dilnting.
over three years Of the largest and most
successful Practice IN this city and st1tc.
Write ror Iiomc Treatment, enclosing
stamp Consultation free.
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POTATO WHISKY.
Chicago Inter Ocean.

ChIrago inter Ocean.
X. j. Matthias of Manawa. Wis. with
who nj II Is understood are aysocinted other
local men back OF scheme 10y which the
surplus potato crop, now selling al cents
a brsbel. can bc turned TO profitable ac-
count. These men have purchased the
necessary machinery and have begun worx
on large whisky distilIery, which VIII he
devoted exclusively to the d'stillation Of
rctato whisky. Little OF the "potcen.' an
the Irish call II, has ever beer made In this
country. attn ugh II Is preferred TO Grain
whisky A nrg. quantity is Imported.
paying a heavy duty. The plant that IL
hsirg put up Will cost In the neightorhooc
Of $4,000, and ID expected to be ready ior
active operation by June I. II will be 80
arranged that during the summer, wh'n
potatoes are not In condition for use.
grain can be used.
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London, May BAT the wool auction
sa'cs today l3,il3 bales were offered of
which 100 were withdrawn a good quail
ny was offered Ani best parcels ,ul.d
firm at full rates whil. Inferior WOODS
were irregular; greasy lots were largely
taken 10y Yorkshire who also took cross
breds Caps Of God Hope and Natal
woos The following are the sales In de-
tail; New South Wales $40 bales; scour-
1894 bales secured IL idais 2b.d; greasy
7dfiiod. Victoria 1891 bales, secured 9dDis
llod; greasy 4%Q51I South Aus,ralia,r 77s
mania 500 bales, greasy T.ddls SID New
Zealand iihi bales. grca'y 7i.dmisMihd.
greasy 4iAdmod. Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal ~ hales; secured -, I+9is, Isd .
greusy J5.du7xd
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COFFEE.

New York, May ~. -Coffee-options
opcned steady at unchanged prices 70 10
,ninis lower rulod fairly active on local
i,lgaiit,a-s CLOSED quiet and unchanged TO
l6i' neint@ decline. Sales l,.p0 bays. .nciud-
inr. May 1906; September, ll'5. spot
iea.nls sales 5000 bags Maraeaibo, 1900
bues Central American, p t. ~.
X arebouse deliveries from New YORK
~, ~ 1J t,n,tsd states stock 202. $40. ahoat
iar he lini,ed states lCG,Glo; total viaibe
,or he I,nited states 800 li9, against jB il5
pnHs M 1rleans. May ls-Conee-Rio duh;
o,.,inarv TO low fair iJ74alHs.
saniof May lS9r i, q r s,osk a oS 5oa
san tnansbiirg. May IS.-lluiot, unchanged;
sales i,s'"T7 coo bags
fa Wayre. MAY lS.--rlosed quiet at N net
decline. Sales Loo y hafs reoe,p,s 1000.
oIaared Tor the United States 100. STOCK
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO
INC Ieadlns futures ranged as follows;
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crease of wind velocity, lInnce windbraaks
are OF great value In mitigating the ef-
focts of drouth. ~
no not he IN too great hurry 10 feed
grain 10 tho young lambs. They will not
he able to dges, food OF this Kind until
they get fun set Of teeth to f,,RsticAtc II,
If eggs only are wanted. the I.exaorn
varieties excel In this respect, They lay
large sized white eggs that ara popular
among those who hny eggs for dorisetlc
uses. q
Apples from cultivated land averaged
nearly IA per cent larger Ia weight than
those from paatured land, and ovsr u per,
cent larger than those from moved ihnd.
AlkalI land can best be reclaimed ny =
liberal application Of gypsum. Whefe 81
kali is present in unusual QUANTITIES. aa
much as two tons per aero may 90 ap'
piled. II
Nature ubhors waste and always tvn.
lshcs he prodigal II you waste me fer.
tiliiy of your soil you can not Escape we
punishment that IL sure 10 f0iow, Keep
your lands IN good condition.
i, requires more thought to carry % any
business today than II did fifty yeas1 ago.
Men can not follow old boAten pathe. Tney
must originate, and that sppies tesIstAas
Ing ns well as other business.
During the first season veEataels may
bo planted between the rpHs o. ~ yoHn1
orchard, This will forcs CULTIVATION to
about the amount desired for IN 5000 g
the raspberry canes
The morning ration uf wsrm mssn
should always he R!vsn - SppN - ~ Il
fowls can sac to eat lt. ~ npcn, W. ~ IL
quarts OF wheat scattered Y the ntis. "
sufficient for forty fowg' veee sysss ~
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renee ....'2,C94 'G,S2l 2.7Si, 3s9
HAvRE MARKET.
NoTEs FOR FARMERs.

The wide tire wagon = the coming
wagon.
ure IL layer OF loose mellow so4l fire.
quently stirred
Bone. MUSCLE brains and capital make
strong syndicate on the farm. and should
ba we'll proportional.
In order TO thrive Strawberries must hsve
plenty OF water A light. ioamy soil "
better than clay soil that Will bake.
Take on tho binders, unless IN Individual
cases II II certain they are OF use. and tsko
on tho hugh check rein, which y never o.
any use.
Evaporation increases rapidly vith ta-
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rEIlIrs AND NUTS.

BANANAS-Per bunch, $1,000 In.
RLAck EERRlES~fcr bucket topSoo;
per ai-quart crate, >l2,Hi.l5.
COcOANursi-$S.5po ioo per ioO. $500
per 1850.
LEMONS Messina and palermos,
choice s2.75 extra fancy, S,Q,H%.50.
Nuts nrazil, lie per ID; Nlberts, sici-
Iy, ne. Naples, l2isc; walunts liil3c, pea
nuts . l-SQfNc; almonds Tarasona lac
per ID. lSc per sack. California aImonds'
loo. peoans. 2i2G6c,
ORANGES california seedlings. $2151
300. navels, sa50n3.y5.
Pill MS-Texas, iead0c per i.-bushel
STRAY BERR lES-Extra fancy, $1,000
2.el; fair TO good. S.oonl25. common ana
soft o9aiIoc.
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LIVE STOCK.

HOUSTON
J. Jacobs 4 Co., live stock commission
merchants OF the Houston Stockyards, re-
foil
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NEW YORK spoTA

NEW YORK FUTURES.
opened quiet and firtn. i2io dull, closed
easy, sales lli,aup
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BARB WIRE LOWER.

'eaaing manufacturers of barb wire
S' announced a material reduction
|M' me Washubrn & Moen agency
n MY wired all their customers in
iha " EXC. and where Yesterday
bsd 'd.r on Glldden and Waukcgan
Ms NEE Geeh lowered Il cents per 100
|poin, r uiis places quotations back to-
Firon , ann before the recent furry in
" haSa a sleel markets. Barb wire
lime ana 9esh al a low point for a
hhoe Was t Vne failure 10 maintain this
general genera belief. however maj stock.
Btan,lv ~ OF manufacturers have been
tne vas increasing and that yosterdny's
ea,,nr pu' INTO effect with the hone
n ins,a better demand. Prices ruling
)srm ~, market have been made TO
-" win the new rate w
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Kansas C'iiy. Mo. NAV IS.-Cnltle--R c-
rtipis i3rp. Shipments, 2UJO. Market
steady 'roxas Steers. 300u3.55: 1exns
cows &v9a3l1. beef steeiB, 2.s0ui ~.
natives, 225nf355, stockcis and feeders.
3onu3 50. bnl.s. a3iiia2a. Hogs Receipts.
1900. shipments. 300. iiosi iights steady.
otl,r grades weak and lower. Bunk Of
salon 3 lDua 70. heavy. 2EDu3 ~. uncNcrs
sipn3 90. niNcd. 3l5lt3.3o lights SlVu3 20 .
workers. 3o0H3.3o; pigs. 2oou3.S0, Sheen
Kuc.ipts, geo. shipments. 1900. Marnet
steady. hui slow. Lambs 3T51i25; NUT
ION . 9Sg,H IN
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doinas of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS CONTRACTED.
sagsing B"ssnsss In Sterling Exchange.
Trading Element sebtimcntaiiy
Affected NY Crop News.

New York. May ls-Thcre was de-.
cided contraction In tho volume of bust
ness on the stock exchange today. but
the tone of the speculation was firm
throughout. Influences bearing upon prices
were rather conflicting. but were IN the
main encouraging to owners and holders
of securities. London prices for A,ncri-
cans came irregular, but moderate pur-
chases for foreign account were executed
IN this market. and this fact served to
offset the early announcement that 81 500, :
600 in gold would be exported tomorrow
to Germany. No appreciahc change has
been noted IN either the rates for money
or commercial paper. The sterling ex-
Shanse market exhibited II sagging ten
dency and the declaration of the regular
quarterly dividend of | per cent on Hur-
hngton contributed to firm up the rail-
WAY INST ana granger group IN particular
The trading element MAS affected sen.
timentally by more cheerful crop ndvices
and 10y prices which were never practica-
ble though without taking amy note
Whicn was more clearly reflected IN Sugar
i.cathrr preferred, Tobacco and Louisville
ana Nashville. few weak spots he.
Nelopcd as the day progressed hu, the
depression did not Influence the general
market and recovcrics were subsequently
made. The more conservative stand taken
by the German rcichstag on the sugar
bounty hui strengthened american Sugar
stock. The advances IN the railway list
aside from Louisville and Nashville. which
gained rs. did not exceed fractions ST
raul and burlington gained !. per cent
each. The market closed strong ut the
top level.
f3onds were dun hat prices were fairly
Wei maintained un,il near the close.
wMhen "a slight reaction occurred Sales
S's,oM Houston ami Texas Central gen
New York, May Ia Total sales stocks
to-day 9S,slp sharcs, ieolud@sA American
Tobacco WOO; American SuSar $780, ST.
PAU III 800.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

,a,,on seed products is duli aud uii-
shank chansed: prime crude oil. in bulk. ";
nr,,n,s summer yellow. in barrels. IA meal
+ oo cake 100 per snort ton.
Now York, May l3.--Cotton seed prod
rt,s a,,i.i. very little doing; quotations
nominai. prime crude oil, In bulk. at.M.2;
prime summer ysl!oY, n = D. sa nrr Ion aoa-'-'
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Now York. May 49, -Wheat-Rcceipts.
Al 30 bushels; exports, 1880 bushels, No. !
lard 73 3-iM7. options opened steady
and sold off on better crop ndyiccs' fol.
Nrmo,,r was buying. Later the market
npain became heavy on weak cables and
lncal unloading dosing nj n net &c de-
line. No. Nav. ds4; September, tt..
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Nryy ORLEANS

New Orleans May l3 liog PRODUCTS
quiet pork. old, 5. mri, rs'lrci three
AZ; boxed meats, dry salt shanid"rs
~. bacon, sides lA. hams choicc susai
cured, S',Gtai, flqui. duil, extra ianey
3 S'l5.to. patents, 5i,1fi 81 cofAmeai
quiet at 10 Bran. ,inl AT b2i4N9i Hay
QUIET prime i5.ooplS.o9; choice. l0.o0 Corn
steady No. >. sacked, whlte, 3inlh2
mixed. aaig@s4 yellow nominal. oats
quiet No. =. sacked. 2bi.y2d I'lee' rouEA
receipts, $50. ~ SAILS. nomnalIy. clean,
quiet sales, 216, ordinary to good, 2Ai.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo. May i3.-Whent weak
and unchanged No hard, agN5s' No. B.
56, No. 3, 53G5i. corn weak, No. 2 mixed
2sli .3i4: No. = white. 2J'aW23}. oats
steady, unchanged. No. mixed, 49, No
2 white. isrlH'g Rye. No. :, MOSS Ray
weak and unchnbgod Heceipts- W neat,
II, soJ, corn, q, 800. oats, 1000. Shipments
Wheat, 1900; corn and oats, none
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IRADE MONIES

l frsm Shipment of snap beans was
houston to North Texas points
sprT s Weather has stimulated build.
Il a smsni and all classes OF material
d ~, are IN fair demand. broilers
Esn,v I, ~ stl;;,,oa2'aS, fryers mt s., iOd2. 20
d ssIs storage stock of eggs in Hous-
Ia tai,..o De very large. Prices are
r sss,,v1rse crates of Strawberries
[b,aIsa ,iis morning. Prices ruled
for i,ss though some damaged stock
fsw many traders believe thai surar
VA than n,isner average of prices dur
hS hey, t w ~ issb, and some are already
u, years deliveries.
d! ,ssm has worth just what we can get
'bu,,, sad commission dealer
tAe nr,c." was very foolish to ever
ons seen KEPT at that price yery
piedS ~ or or two merchants had no,
~ uhdersell the market" '''
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BEER-schlitz, quarts. 500 per Dbl;
pints. sll.D per Dbl; Dixie Pale, quarts
- 90. pints. $3.50; Lemps Extra Pale,
quarts 5000; pints, 81 90.
HIGH WiNEs-sl % per gallon.
on high wine basis. sl.22 Straight Bourbon
and rye, according to age ana quaity
81. .5ffS0O: Blended, 81 .75at3.a0.
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ST. Louis, May --Eiour--unchange
Wheat options weak, CLOSING i.uM oeiow
ye- teraay. spot duh No rcd cash.
nominal, May, 57s. lilly, CO., W6l IS; Aug
u>t, VIZ. CONCEPTIONS opened weaker,
closing under yesterday slightly Spot
strong, No. mixed, cash, at.., May. -.
2S 5-s Oats-Options weaker; spot .irm !;
NO. cash. iS.. july. 10; August n, Bar
Icy nominal Cornmeal. l.aoalil. Bran
higher. 3aia east track, ilni2 Fiaxseed
quiet 50. Timothy seed. s-iGa3.0o iiny
quiei and Unchanged Cotton ties and
hasging. unchanged. Pork, steady; job
hng, 755 Lard. lower. prime 49, rhoicr
i.isi4. I}acon- EoXed sEouiaers and = b..
4.i5; longs anu shnrts ~ :. ply sait
meats--EoXrd shoulders and longs. i.l.is
r.us, 4 lri., shorts 40 Receipts Flour
smn whoat. 1880. corn. $1,000 outs. Is 0lo
Slipneuts-l'lour. 4Qp' wheat, lVpo. corn
9vO, oats, 1000.
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BEANs-Caltornia small white, 2]2u
29.c per IL: Bayou ESQ Hsc pink. 29sq rs.
Lima, 4a4iac. hiaok-eyed peas. 3lsc.
BUTTER Blue Star, 17c dairy. l5c
table, l3c; fancy Elgn creamery, lsn 30
fresh Texas country. saeoc. If In good
condition.
BtrrTERlNE-. Solids. lie; prints. lie.
cXnHAGSENTeSas, ssoOass5 per crate
In sacks. &c per h.
eli Et.sE-New York full cream. lie;
Wisconsin fun cream, I2isc. fancy filled
cheese, 9mloc. swiss. 2sn29c; imitation
SWISS. l7dlsc. brick cheese. l5c. l-imburg-
er lbc
EG,;s-Texas In case, 4a5c.
ONIONS New Texas stock, ono per
busheL
PEPPER Chile, 14ui5c per Id.
POTATO F,S-New York. boc per bushel
Texas new, s'Gi 30, sweet potatoes .pG4.e.
UITRN--Cnlckons. per dozen. old
hens. s. 25u2.ii. srr.ng S.5NA9.al' Accord
ing to size turkey hens WWGlbr turkey
gObblcrs SSotpllDp, ducks S.epri.o0; geese
81 0tnl0N
RHUBARB-Kans sg7c per ID.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Barb wire quotations are for car ioan
BARBED WIRE - Glidden. galyanized,
s2,! per i0p lbs painted wire $40 "au-
keean, l0c higher than Glidden,
WIRE NAILS-Rate $40 per. keg; al
vances, 10 TO co penny 5lc; and penny,
GOO. and penny T5c: 4 and penny PIC;
3 penny $40. 2 penny sl.eo ,a
CUT NAILS-Rate $3.50 per keg; came
advances as on wire nails.
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I Te "a. prairie 800; South Texas pra,r,.
BUILDING MATERIAL.

90 sd ~, m - Portland cement, per bhi
1 ~ ''mc N.s5; flreclay ss25sisie: plaster
linai.'a S.iV' fire brick, ST. Louis per Nj
in otaln paving tile. per foot 7il5c 5
so, iuones, inclusive; felt roofing. pef
,Ias S.'5n2.S9; Acme and Royal cement
g,"s'et per ton, Sli.o0, plastcring hair
sVat per H. &c, laths per NJ 81 M
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LONDON cnNsoIs.

London. May H. consols for money
INA. for the account MS. Bar silver Nd
per ounce Money y per cent. Tho rate Of
discount in the omen narke, for Short ana
three months bills Il per cent.
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material Thcre WAS a demand for au-
tumn styles Of dlmities, mapped fabrics an
colorcd cottons and buyers d.u conslcer-
able
Printing cloths quiet but arm at ss-isc.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

G, Louis. May -Butter-crcamery
,as1i7i.' Eggs-sieady; .t's.
kansas ,s cily. aa May s1is Ensr-irm
s' rIhicssgo May B-Butter-Firm; cream
ery ii@ii5, dairy 9als. Eggs-Weak; elts.
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graduated &; whites 4isFf4 ii-is; yeliows
3-Sa,M; seconds S,sms l6-l6 Moiasses-
Quiet. centrifugal hdi5.
New, York, May ls.--Sugar--Raw quiet
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