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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
THE HARVARD ELEVEN
AT The MOON.
MEN WHO WILL PLAY AGAINST YALE-SFRoN'
AND WEAK POINTS OF THE TEAM.


Cambridge, Nov Is Cspecal).-Now that Corbctt'
hackie and Waters have been taken on PROBATION
Coaches Cupnock and Adams and Captain Trafoid
have made I'D the Harvard eleven as 1t Will play
against Yale on November 81. The team which Will
line up against the stawat stocking men at Hamp
Cen Park will be the team exactly which pidyeo
ne practice game with Trinity College on November
IL: Fu1baek Captain Trafford halfbacks, Corpet'
and Lake; Quarterback, Gage; rsithne-ilaiI0"eI'
night end, Newell fright tackled, Mackie tright guaiu)
Bangs centTe) Dexter left guard Waters eit tackleJ
Enmons def end.
some Of these men are well known TO the
public In glneraL and some OF them are not,
ana II therefore may be worth while TO, give
prief sketch of each of these men VINO are
70 represent Harvard on November Il. First anu
ioreMost IN the eleven comes Bernie" Iranofd the
captain Of the team. Tranord Is probably the best
known fuI-bsck in this country Before coming 10
H~Vard he was fIll-back on the Exeter team 10. Il
year. and the Instant lie entered Harvard he was made
ful-back OF the Harvard University ceven-a position
ne has held ever SINCE TraGofd is the best drop KcHer
~ Ahleflcs a line punter and man VINO never lV'ea
hS lead. Last year he INDUCED in great dsa more
A'oEIhg ana puntng in The Springfield game ui@h .he
'esF before, ane is likely TO do II this year eIic
brother OF the famous Perry Traord, 49, PR
vi las class and guard Oh the eleven. ana Is himself
president Of his class of '03.
YER Technology man and played Oh their team sew
era years before entering the class OF 92 at harvard
WIN which class lie graduates this year lie IL an fcai
~tback, weighing 1850 pounds and being able 10 gan
SHh from his weight and his agility as iunhe. ''e
- hot quite fat Splinter q" jim Lee Dht 70 +"
noeh greater ground gainer for he can och gam h'e
OF zen yards with several cliDeing TO his sho"ue
ahu oesrclng his back. If Lake were 10 Dc iiHft ~
Inc game, II would BIZ a great blow to Harvard
John C,rbett, tie confrere OF Lake at hahDaeH' J.
!us' as well known payo. lie is va man. an"
ve~e entering college captain and fuli-Daeh u m
cambridge High School team. Last year ne pay Gu
n"fbsck on the university team ~ the spfhBnei'
o'hiest' and 1t brilliant game that he put up
A" is well known how coFDett, together With Mach.
.p waters, has been recently put fl probauoh uiI'
showed 10 play against Ya,e. lie certainly s'ichS~
cas- toe team greatly fer, IN addition to MS having a.
'm qualities Of good half-bsck, he j. fairly Sooo
v'nHr and is thus an assistance 10 Traffod
vass. the quarterback, is "a man. and Is rains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Ro on the so, ietans the nrmness roes
lattefly, but t,ading continues limited scale; NO
quoted o. l8a1lS1sc. No sales rcpoItet Ma groWLls
quiet ard firm. The contect market ulcd stronger ans
tie dealings reached respectable sgg~.ete consae 2
the hif.hcliday. S,me options advanced oain pohts
while others were without matar.u change Inc oIbo
yas Of s,esdines oil aroud Gables were se, gam
higher and there were fuher Ie.oTts OF an unset con
az on q affairs n Brazil Exchange yas ieaaS no,
and some little foreign buyng Havre sdyaneedo 90 7 g.
n Stock ia Havre 5000 bags. Of which 81 coo bags
Brszlisn. Hamburg gained lag pigs ana Lohaon
was also ofic.al quotations. at 10 "a n
November, 62s; December, eos Cd January Sos 20,
February, 59s Cd; March. SIS I'd April. Sos ga hio
quo4s: Regular first 90 dos). 10 200 good secoiu
90 hlosl, 10 100; exchange (priyate, IL: rSseps'
In 70 1900 bags; Rio clc,rances to Unsa staHs
2o0o bags do do TO Europe oooc BAGS Rio stSes
ooo as ss' sao, n sssce SAME.
firm; good average santos. 10 700 Receip:s at u.s."
July to November 10. 1891, 73l 600 bags same time
1890. 1,o9t000 bags same time 1852 Slsop 5Sn Gcc
Kecsptc Santos July TO November 13 1871 So
tags: tine 1890. $4,000 bays sama e,ne inSV
$4,000 bags Total sales here to-day 20,5oo bag,, m
Guiding DSem9gr s. SapaX l2S T,y iCS
al So Juns Doc eng IVY hl,sG f s9e
e2Qc; March II 95a12c April ll5oaI, 'S So, Nay
house deliveries since November /. 1891: New-roK
9S z92 bags; B,iimoe. 594 bags; New-Oreans o'o2o
logs; ttil. 143.9It bags. ,s
t0TTON-On the si,o. ruled quiet, and prices showed
material change Scles 81 bales for consnmptgy
Receipts ports ASST bales against a6e93 oaies
this day last week and $50 bales this time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND HANGE Ot ffuttT>'
The October exports OF mineral oils and their prod
ucts reflect the comparative sagDation in the export
trade and the vlgor with which Russia san conducts
her competition. The interior movement from the
principal Continental European ports is showing no
growth and the stocls in Europe at full figures
There is no feature in the situation in the American
fields to warrant purchases in advance OF needs
by Europe The value Of the october exports was
SO $40 1O1 against So 01S,s4s in October 1890, de-
crease Of S2,17e,747 The exports from January !
10 october 81; inclusive were S37 ,9e7,o70 against
s43. 1877 233 I'm the ten months Of 1850. loss Of
s5,22o,662.
The October report Of the pipe lines showed an ex
cess OF production over consumption Of s5S,leo bar
res ana Resulted in AZ addition the net stocks above
ground of 921 O05 barrels. The stocks now: stand at
$780, 40 barrels, against 92S5aia barrels in s Doc
and 1l,s2e74s barrels In Oetober 1889 oo INC INC
81 we're 4,e5o'oss barrels, against 4ssoo3s in the
previous month; 3,115362 barrels in October. 1890
and 6447,77o barrels In october, 1852 Just as me
and September an indication oil expected improve
Inent specuatiOn so the small increase iast month
may be taken to mean free marGemns OF OK py Te
covery from the existing depression Compared win
the previous month, the pipe line runs IN OctoDef IA,
average of IL 39y barrels The increase Ia deliveries
was only Cd 400 barrels, making daily average OF
less tuan 10000 barrels. The consumption as repre-
sened by deliveries in 1901 has fallen about lsoO
600 barrels behind the corresponding perou vi 1917
and is nearly 1000 900 barrels less than in 1882 The
up 600 900 barrels from 1880 ana mas Deen SoVoEo
0roaacton since January is Within 1000 900 barrels
Of the consumption OF the entire year Oh lSeo Snie MES
there is radical and unexpected sne o I o sVut b
expected 10 show an excess OF producton over inc
years consumption of at least 100000 oarrcn, ana
q 0oo 600 barrels Appended the pipe line runs
and deliveries By months for the lastt three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
Following are the daily averages Of runs ana
Az. 10 mos'gs, Az sll10 1872 1885 so.O5a

IN rnos Sl1lO 1872 $3.50 So'Ooo 't,Oo'
rbe incomplete pipe line figures for November fore
shadow gain Of over lCoooOo paIIeis ~ nei 'cthe
MS month. The lnve averaged 10 diIe llo,o2J
tarrcIs n day against 1854 barrels In November
800 IS 067 barrels in 1880 and 40GS3 Dailels III
1855 Tie deliveries have averaged 7",.13 barrels d
day against 00,125 barrels in NoVeh'ct ioyo Si,-oS
iaTrel in 1859 and a 1886 barrels in November lsse
rho charters lave averaged 4644l bafieli - gay,
compared with 1913 barreE in Isoo 3o,2li N
$50 and 1926 barrels in 1885. The Hgurcs from
November L 10 L. charters TO the l3th) inclusive are
as follows: rx.css
Runs: Dc nS{ 5?s ,c ca" %, c Ga5 eas
Average per day. 1859 70773 4l1so swan
me LucAeye Pipe Line reports; rxcc.s
AV|paee Der cay .........-.-.- 3&,7sS 4o,oo' i'.1
II I. something Of marvel that Win proulctph
exceeding the demand by ABOUT ouoy I ~. ,i
no, Sgures II is that prices are loW,, pu.
rfenCray Inc price Of commodity Is aeNrIhicu ~
he excess in the supply. The overprouuc,ion "a Wy
~ osry.na fields is not based upon all increased pro
tOnto1 sioue The consumption Is declining. Whc,leF
M article IS being displaced by ONO re
G to nr moi The news from the neld last Wech va
gsncray bcaish. III Mcdonald tie ouPu. t ~
aseabe proportions and some chech Wos pat 20
h ciS1 nv The Inability Of the pipeline compaes 70
tnT YIN tanlage as rapidly IL was rcqulred noius
upPS, III uss also caused By fire, ana on the hiin!
nrstext that these two things mere Da az Ia 10
rrnde certificate market was rdlcu i if ,o;n, M
nts with some activity due 10 the covering VI
shorts When tbio demand ceased, p"o , There is
All and Prices sagged of about GEMS. ,, iTe,v
little indication that the food OF o'i III, I'll h@ i'm
oof baS We. attained It's maxmuin ana az VIZ ,i,
point 20 a further piiihS up VI
was dull and without spirit. 40, doa,Ipcs /, Nailonal
The range Of prices and The Total qelE ~ ard the
anodoted stock and Petroleum Exchange LOT u'o
1T i,vnW II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York. Saturday. Nov. EEvEs-neceipts. GO
carloads Of Lose heaa2o carloads fo export Gse a9a
carloads for Easans Company No trading at the yards
civ dressed beef slow OF unchanged prices: -.
Latcs private cable advice quote the European
steady at tcant 0a9tc for rttriecn6d be and @l@3c
In aadon to , ,sp0f IT, as ST. %
aqr ssRs Ss' S CsS head d. many westerns and
grasseIs Market very dull at unchanged prices: West
scd p a o w e. f s snye yai a g
sTn calves al IS Yso r. a. 2sc; ycs 40 n. at DC.
biiionback Dewey Seais' i7ts9sc ~ a. 5ao2c
Hallenbeek Hollis veals. l25 H. at 1'ac; fed
e''s STRIP ilP 9S q fEsiMpsRcce 2o carloads
hHod-9 carloads at ccth-st ard w carioods az Jrsy
City and nea.ly dozen cariats besides were N TIE pms
generally ratd by uptown saesmen fraction higher 10.
good ainl Common to fair sheep 500 e. siaS4 90 per
and dressed ismls quiet At Tasec. 90. - -
Psn % "a do 7Ia n at s. $50 Virginia DO =
r e 4 s oso DO ehe So Oo 2! g. 20 80 State 60
f fass sacS nssR % s E; p s sS CO.. s.
u. y, FIdsoes Z song: 81 Jersey lambs, 10 II, at
D, Ha!rngton IL Cs1odian lambs. % p, az 81;
ic3 State do, 70 r. a: IS So IS Stat sheep. 81 s
Diienback g. Dewey: 3cs Canadian lambs 30 n, Sc
g. ss SG s IS S' stss 3 p T. g. 20 state
60 State do 20 n Is So 80 State sheep SO 10, at "a
Hume { Mullen IS state lambs 10 n at s. rs.
HoGsRsccgs IS carloads e 2slo heal No o., sales s
efdS4 10 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
on The Produce Exchange todsy, IN 1u''eF Ha''' '
eg unchanged.

on the Produce Exchange to'1s!' IN o""''
Cincinnati, Nov 1,-FlOur steady; Wheat scarce rec
1 s Ss GSr ? Ssns fr e. G Ssd S1ia
aim mixed s5 Rye hn% 40 S0G bacon sSC qne;
%:sey M r" shady s''dss s q
e s:rosg. u hli ne 2 1o'''f Cheese Strong
Ss VII ;, Nos cash. a5 2f
ON wh alsek on ss s1sS 'if ya m Ss
var ~ 60 sie.! , 20 200 Srs
w si,st IS 600 % bus barley, 10000 bush
mornings MsaD9f aSe New news Was not a'tss
'S Rs q ssd s ot IN SSss 's
@ the S as p & s was SS was ad
sS sp s deal general p" Sa sS hs
cables strong enough to asn an aayanSs ss
there rapid deeae near tas lose The Sis Has
2"ss s s fo eai iS' de cosn: price
AMOUNT Of wheat was disposed o. and at coed prices ID:
GH mt N NsA aa SHs @sE
new T' sa III So$ .'ssy So aSs
%9'giy s,p j wn' oa il 5s:h e
dS SsS 1 ssA oco g5 a
Philadelphia nov. n-FlOur-Hoders maintained Arm
81 Ss Decline sSs qS0s
small sSpp o sd oas at x II If b I, fs csns
S oS Setsp F N & M%s %er s%a
sabe from vrpao and prices closed &c lover r Ex;
va, 81 %ss& to sew Ssse
NeIs weIe hoGGs or 70 o sSa SG snaatg s.
I'D S ssc ne No sasef and EPGi:d
a. yc 5S on tho SPOT wegs only moderate but Local
ssnd ius5 Ds eS P this p %o It @ on
gaddr cables and les ayc foreign i%si Sl on
%s E's s. n n% 20 f 7o " ny
nov 10. Waite IN grain depot eos new NO yei'S S
t tasb COS S5a G 5Sc lbsse@sSr 5ss
VIZ. lisht With liberal oHens' at former rites Futures
noCes @ fslSse 'HS sced %nt dsSd .eae
rnrrldSd white 3iiadssc; NO. white, 3I5c; No.
@ se g. 5os sHi 6se eSss zee
ea EsrF gsn,H tGs Saicf r ana h b
s. cuss a. Sn eT;c, DGTdired g.
Standard ss cfa aanSntG 4se crown d crystal
I'd . ' i Ksycn t s
p. sac Franklin sxs s5Iee; cd star q LIZ
a c. slY Hqs ita 3d. HSS 1ri
se9S 5 e S%a So S
20 800 bush.
o. s. sss M sss d sr %s Ss %fss
~ the session. and ~ cos. ws' E.c below yssteJSs
S Gons rs De;emS S Ca f p;ss eOSr &c MAY
wa e. I'll Gnry e but ar ri.d ard sdyaSsd closing
@ to & &sG G :''c Close. Ssa
ssa&ee closing 39.e Janussy ;S e., c% az
c ga a H ss. So SS SsGg 'O aom H Mays
@ cs,"1s s. a sa rye 9ssi sy Rnry but
Unchanged qurt steady tra,t this side sackcl
fisc east track 7sd73c. F,xseea So. Lead. g 93
adv Ruttsr stead- unchanged. Eggs oas'-, p IA
re. Cornmesl - 4oas2 As. wbhskey ste1dy, 81 10
Blgsing. 5aa't.e Iron cotton nes ~ i, SSrh 40 rs9
Dry alt meats Shoulders. - longs s5 Is Tbs
- S72 short clear 81 l2i2 E.con boNeu snoul9ers
Sass longs n 37, rss 9 Sh .nSr E scs,
oS6 bb'. Wheat 81 Goo bush corn 80 600 bush ca.s
81 600; rye coo bush barley 1Goco bush shipments
ush oats 81 oO bush rye, 10000 BUSH barey 1900
bush.
Toledo. Ohio Nov lAwAoa dun firm; ~. 10 , sasA
No. . cash So old. Oats STEADY; No cash zee. Eye
dull. casa 95Lc. Clovorsncd very active; prm. cash
Deccmlcr 50 January Is o5 FEBRUARY. IS TO- Reeeip,i
Wh1a, 40 $40 bush. ~ 30 hush oats, so bush
rye G.sI bnh eloysr:sed, 1873 bush shgmcnt;- Flour
go bhls wheat % cC0 bush corn, tlcO BUSH oats
1000 bash; rye, 400 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
REVEALED BY A DREAM.

Reading, Penn, Now Is (speciaD.-Thomas Fix Of
this city, dreamed last night that he saw the dead
body Of william p. Bard standing upright in the
Schuylil River. Early this morning. he left his home
and securing graphing hook cast 1t into the river Mt
the point indicated in his dream To his astonieh-
ment the hook caught in the clothes of the missing
lawyer and the body was dragged to the shOie Mr..
Bard financially embarrassed end had been missing
since November Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

-
Buffalo. Nov. observation-disclosures for past "a hours
3lZ0 nc1d total for weeh ans tar 100 head Ior
time last week, 1850 head, consigned through
5000 head to New York, 1880 head on sale, l,.o0
head opened strong for good grades: dull and slow ioF
5OdS5 light good butchers, % t5as3 20; old cows
Sza$2 -. sneep and LamDsRecepts for past = hours
1900 head total for week thus far B. tO head Tor sane
time last week % 500 head consigned through 400 head
TO NewYerG, 100 head on sale, 2oe0 mead Opened
closed shade easier extra fancy sheep - 6CdSi 20 )
cViis and commons 50 5ode3 so; lambs god TO choe
tive. SIS 30af5 so eopmon to fair, 81 7odso - Guile TO
S. s. Hcgs-Tecepts fot past "a hours, 15,l6o head
total thus far. 1890 head for time last
30 800 head consigned through 400 head 70
New:york $3.50 head; sale $3.50 head opened steady
ssdes corn.ei s4&si 80 medium wo!ghts, eera.ts4
DO DO Sn. to pat eornfc g 60 good heavy
- 5Oa % rs pigs food 10 hes: coGed, SIS 70G%3 %
, IS 5o common roushs q 75S$ IS stays s. 5sS
ST. Louis, Nov. l1.Catte-Receipts, loo head ship
Texans and Indian steers 30 20as3 30 Gamers, ~ l0a
- 30. Hogs-Recept', 800 head; shipaents' 2so0
head maI&et steady iae TO prime heavy. - s5es!
Inixed ~ .00s3 90 light fair best s3 60af3 80.
shreJReceipts 100 head market steady fair to cnoee
" Chicago Nov. 1i.--"'Thc Evening Journal reports :
Cat:e-feoeIpts 5000 head shipments. 1000 head Ioa
ives on market Texans So l0a2 IS cows 81 25as2 so
ioss-i;eccipts "A 600 head shipments, 1000 head
ma kot active opened strong closed steady foagh ad
common, - 4Ode3 30; miAcc ana packer 70 $500 )
100 head mirke. d and steady native ewes. IA
~: mixed i0GIi 90 wchers, 81 OOdSJ - IeNans
~ 80 50 s0 Westerns SO ScG So lambs 50 70d - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ii,arpool Nov H. y. m.-Ieo! and pOrE-Holdefs o..
fer Freely. IiamsHolder' Offer freely short cut about
ii l., n r. steady sSs. Eac0nliodtr Offer freely.
Ch7c.e-uoaer, oder splrnGy. Iailow md turpenine-
loIccrs ofgr freely ho'.n-.loldefs onr sra1Il
inoier,ely prime Wcsser November December "a
rgoly: NO rcd wiRtcr stady at ~ I'd No. rcd spring
steady as 81 iOd Flout-Iollcrs offer ssrngy Corr
Snot-.be supply l. poor fntrre--Hol older oAer roo
cfaty naked Western so: and Noyemhsr steady az %
dad. ecmber steady at 0s tsd. Jaiu nv steady az rs
iLd for Hops az London-faeiac Coss-Hodsrs ere
MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
,a sed on American standard Of classics.
STAINED.
,arv s., Low Mlddling ......... o.

Cod OF dn1fy o. ID" HIIu4IIIIs '''''''' II IA
Strict Good Ordinary 5s lMIdlhg ~
OF tons-1here was less activity In this hne' anu Ve
narket ruled somewhat unsettled The "buil' seened TO
ave the situation entirely their hands at the outset
st Stronger Liverpool accounts were al important
and local short" covered freely t3s nc tune o-s .,is
however brought about change Of sentiment aa tns
market gradually yielded undsr the pressure Of DIE
stuff The carly Improvement was ainost compulsory 1857
and the close indicated feeling Of hea'ifess 0s'''
20 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
OH, MARKETS.

oil CITY Penn. Noy i3-Nstional Transit certinsatss
opened at a9c highest 3o'sc loves oon hS 0""
Pittshufg Penn, Nov l3--Satonal Transit certificates
594c. - ..,, M. ....,a.....
opened az 59ic closed at 6oc highest J0sc; lowest.
5oixe; clearsnees, $3.50 900 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16

Cash QgotaQgs WI as dSloTs fT no;F p's
min min, wheat osis oSc no sprinc whcat s7d57tc
No. red, 9+sssc No cc 5ssgS ,s TO- X Sa's
we 62sc: No. ? barley SOC No; 0. g. i5d6sc
10. T. o. b., asa soc; No. 1 naAsccd 0s,2e prime
= lad per 100 n - Is .0rS rib s 49, iG9 s
o2y clear s,dss tcoAcj) ~ 20lsj3o WHEY DIS lie
-, OnIah,h Goods cal 81 le sugars unehlnged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16

rho refined market was dull, but pFces , Icro,
tho decline Of me preceding week i6 s2n @cnts per
Barei 4 a. = 90 rens) at New York. The price Al
ladephia and BALTIMORE points lower, sson
cude I'm blrie!s r. down points 70 2.,o - oil
In bnlk 10 cents per gallon Wahnpdon in hull,
rnnts al 80 cents In barrels aDd ~ cent ~ an,
rho foreign markets about steady, oib ls 49,
.sngcd III Antwerp at IA "a francs per 700 sos In
~ Ir,o19n at 1905 SIS pence per inp"r,a s" a a.
Z, Prer,cn quotations were reduced 10 points l"
,,,rlr. nsr lfty kil0s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-24
WHO WE'RE GUILTY?

Two men named Stewart and
Bourke, sailors from the Johnston
LA days from Boston, on Monday
the 10th instant, were charged in
the Police Court yesterday morn,
ing with drunkenness. Stewart
sWore land his evidence was uncon-
tradicted) that he got into crowd
of probably 100 drunken men at the
Empire Saloon corner on Saturday
night, when policeman rushed into
the crowd and started to use his
club, striking witness with it and
seriously bruising his arm. He also
sWore land this was not denied) that
when asked at the Receiving Sta
ton for his name. he was hit over
the ear by a policeman behind,
knocked down, and dragged on call
tours into the cell, where the police
grabbed his money out of his pocket
tearing it in the operation), and
snatched his watch in violent and
brutal manner Tn man swore he
was not drunk. The clerk at the
Receiving Station couldn't say" il
he was drunk wouldn't swear that
he was drunk. Bourke fully cor
roborated this, and the evidence of
police brutality was not contradicted.
J'he men, however, were fined for
drunkenness, one policeman having
sworn that they were drunk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-24
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Anna leaves Kahului to-
Gay for San Francisco.
Inc bark c. D. Bryant is ut the o. S. S:
w. wharf unloading her cargo of general
Merchandise.
Inc steamer Pele went alongside the
VAIN raSs of Leny yesterday to receive a
S P,I! Oh OF the machinery for the MaSa-
We'll Plantation.
,n lie steamer Lehua brought 835 bags
|sar from Paauhau OH Sunday.
o. Inc four-master Spokane, which arrived
W. ". 0aInlday from Port Townsend, brought
C Ge following cargo to Messrs. Levers d
, SUGA e. 1869 feet lumber. 5000 laths
e eaa i3O,O0O shingles. She is discharging
"sar The y. S. s. Co. s wharf.
,,l Inc steamer W. G. Hall will arrive this
%'noon from windward ports.
Hamakua. """ ''''' 'o'noiio" i0i
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-24
British IMMIGRANT Steamer.

british Immigrant Steamer.
lAe British steamship Zambesi,
usO' Edwards, commander, arrived
VI port on Monday morning, Nov
'uOer I'D, at about 1 O'Clock, and
came % IN the harbor about Z o'clock.
que que left Yokohama on November
r est9, at II a. M, having on board 8
.aOlA' and s Chinese and "a Jap
hI 'Se Storage passengers for Homo
IN u' ana = saloon, so Chinese and
In a. japanese Storage passengers
ba h Tue Pacific Coast, some of them
P,u us lor Victoria, British Columbia.
ho opefleneed E. to N. E. winds, and
bssiI moderate to strong. The Fam
tSi hi. made the passage in about
nsa oeea days. Her registered ton
ps st Is 1860 tons. She brought 5000
and Adses merchandise for Honolulu,
trs tai nas about one thousand tons
lsaS gut IN transit. The Zambesi will
Soon on Il lor Victoria, Portland, ETC., as
dscbaas her cargo for this port is
davs geo, probably within three
6s a. p. one is landing her cargo at
PAW clnc Mail Steamship Com
Dsvioss wharf. Messrs. Theo. II
sgsnta S q 20. are the Honolulu
'' OF the Zambesi.
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Stmr G Il Bishop, LIE Claire, for Waialua
nd KOOlau. at IN.
Smr Lkellke, Aamundsen, for Maui,
G5pm.
Sm Mikahala. Campbell, for Kauai,
d5pm.
&hr Lavinia for Hanalei.
Shr Kauikeaouli for Hanapepe.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS

SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
a. THANKSGIVING TURKEYS.
49, CORN FED, FAT AND VERY
FINE.
California BOOSTERS, Hens, young and
old. Plymouth Rock Leghorn, etc.
ga We have Reserved, California
Grapes and Pears to be opened up (off the
ice) on the Goth November.
POULTRY Supplied, Killed and
Dressed or Alive. Prices Moderate.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET,
PIG. Camarinos, proprietor.
Mutual Telephone 378. 2928-3t
NJ FOR THANKSGIVING DAY
Sk&@ Well bake Extra Fine
MINCE PIES, A. No. 1 in
every respect.
E@- All orders for Pies, Cakes, Pastries
and our Celebrated Elite Ice Cream will be
delivered Free of Charge if handed to US
the day previous.
Fancy Neapolitain Ice Bricks speciality.
Make your Thanksgiving Day Success
and Order from
The ELITE Ice CREAM PARLoRs.
292S-3t
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DEPARTURES.

MONDAY. Nov. %.
Stmr A Cummins, Nelson, for Koo-
hu and WaimanalO.
Smr James Makee, Haglund, for
Eapaa.
Smr Mokolii, McGregor, for Molokai
nd Lanai
Schr Kawailani for Koolau.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Yokohama, per stmr Zambesi,
NN23-G Ii Sidmore, de Silva, Matsu-
nnTa SINCERE and A Japanese laborers,
aud about 10 Japanese and Chinese in
NanSlt Tor Victoria.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-24

Inc Band concert at Emma Square
drew big audience last evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-24

Thanksgiving Day Excursion by
the Oahu Railway & Land Co.
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Two holidays this week-Thanks-
giving and Independence DAYS.
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Judge Biekerton approved the
accounts Of JAS. f. Morgan yester-
day, as executor of the estate of
John McColgan.