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New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov % CspecaD.-wheat started weak. but
the fluctuations rapid and puzzlng with the bear news
coming principally from abroad. and the bull helps
being chiefly dcnestc May opened from 1914 cents to
19i. sold between 7s7a and s0s4 cents ana
sOls December kept at discount OF S1
There large world shipments. Sose.-
to bushels There an increase on passage, 2NVW
bushels The English visible Increased 1IOvWO bushels
The only ming bush from abroad was the Argentipe
nouncement the decrease In the Visible, l"5s .VD
bushels The Northwestern receipts were barely haif
last years 40 against i.353 The local stock De
creased 531 900 bushels The Russian wheat crop was
put officially at 30 900 bushels There was good
nleEs. the transactions reacnlne y
least 1850 bushels The wheat all brought premiums,
No IL cents over Decemoer Inc
Dit trade limited the smallest in a f9rtpisat "
were onl; lis 900 bushels Local receipts were 81 CATE
with Is estimated for Tuesday. .
corn closed OF cent over saturdaS .ns s s,,h
wheat May opened - cents sold between 20, een.s'
and o,l. cents and closed 27& cents sellers Decem-
ber Was relatively frm closing 3l2 cents under MAY.
TUESDAY Samples we're firm and !. TO y OF a cen.
higher The bad for the movement OF new
corn. and Baltimore claimed that rejected was sennS
there so cheap freight. under 10 cents
oats wei. firm with the other grains. but pretty nearly
feaureess sold between PIN cents and .2s cen's
and closed at 22is cents. - ...,.,. o.,,,
% co1 today only 2OOcO estimated for morrow ana
only Al 900 in he West against 5000 last year rLees
al the wards 10 cents higher Although packers
sold on tie advance freely. pork closed 10 Genus o's'
SATURDAY lard IL over. ribs IA cents over
an tie curb puts on December wheat closed a. IoAt
cen,s. call. AT isL Puts May corn closed u
2Ti. cents calls az 27l.N21s cents
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

ss:s .s ss t n @ s s:.1 ;::
sn. ias,s csSr S.' % PC Ohio ;ss In
whskey steady: sales sss bbls ats at 81 IS ;''
Milwaukee Nov S.-wteat opened unsettled and y.
opened ss,se :sc. rallied q iis
sd sSsd s &c ' e yss sc ssS. NJ
:!saSy sss 10 Ns' 8 as'sssss 'S Rye % sssSs and &
for Sa @ as5 Flour 'sas @
in fair demand at last Saturdays prices.
h a PSn Sns S9y s - & Sa opened a.
g5'se on saturday NAY opened 7slsc sold from 70
that receipts about one-haf what there
@ se az SPG nearly o 5 ss1. ssD X:
prnsSa buyers both on spO, and to arrive and paid
cent ana 2 hail under No the bass Of trading s
Wheat was The little nssrs, d.psys The price ranged
from Sc 10 &c under Standard on iracA No hard 7se;
sn,s @ s. ieSsi .o bakers Sass g fSosucon 5000
s.a sSs sSpHsn 81 81 Ss ssorss ss N 81 aa.s IN HpS
PHILADELPHIA Nov 2a-Flourx Market Inactive. ssnsr.!
shade weaker but closed &c. higher call contract
she's S?'fss Fssa4 and s5s s
tons quiet without important change local CARROTS dull
oSenbr asros and SH' 6embs % 5s%Ssss
e as. futures fS Sa @ TS o %Se
December and January 2ta2s.e Feprusry Ss un
changed.
ST. Louis. Nov c3-Flour weak unchanged; patents.
ss6ss sss'' 8 2? ss4 sS1 s ianSy % soa
SI east side $ass 49, ssaSy p,n's ss s.a wsen cca
hshsr pecemos , 22 May 2e s rs.. 3as' hSSer s
er unshansed nS oramsry s exiTa sscsn
lSs dairy syirs 20 ssSn Ss SPm q s.
choice So rs sconShouIiers - 5o short clear
s@ss'ss sGss az si .SSni Wines s
s $ IS aa s sD. a :'f sss.9 s';; !:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
lr.nnprAN rnnn1.cE Markets.

lAgerpool Nov - , ~ p m r-1eef-Exira india mess
hrr. ;5s prime mess nTm al i5s Pork Prime mess
Tians-Shoft cut about ~ 20 ~ n s'eaai at AS
IA Cumberland cui. about = % 30 ~ steady al
u about 20 10 - n. steady AZ IS Cl l
long clear ulItls~ list about % q re - steady at
a.,4 81 inrl cl<ir niGi"s. heavy about ~ q 70 n
rs ~ short clear ridcles heavy about % -
s,eadv AZ - 81 ,uii.rr-tio IL 10. firm 2js
Iari-Irire Western spot steady a. 2os 81 thees"-
American nr.st Whit. and cocr.I firm ~ 5ls for sep
,emhe- make Tao~-Prme c.ty dull az 10 cotton
seed iavsriool rehn'i. duh NJ lgs spirit. ot tui
n.n,tr. Is a. ~. K1sint t'ommon steady at
is Wheat y. /. rcd winter steady at Is I'D No
so-.i.rn sur.nr dIll r. 6s sd Corn-MiXcd Western
SPOT all stcaiy % b. November steady at = ltd
Ii.r.-.r steady - iifd Jtnusr, steady at 3s ia
f>1uls steady ~ D. ~. Hops ~
I.ordcr-rac'nc Coast FIRM ~ ~u7os ReceTts mf whcl
f1r the last w.ak from Atlantic ports were ni3o qirs
frr-, other 5000 Gfrs ltrc'ii' = trfrleAn
r. for the -ek from Atani!r ports. i-''" Q'rs
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

Msrke, closed steady 4a5 points decline compared
10 Total sales bales xew@York net recepis
so D:ls; & knp0rls ccn'issn @ los bales Grss' rec bT
sD. s.s.ss bales s'oek 1sss % Tota net ;a re- re-
against ssss bales ssis. ss %' week and is
ssi:s cestinsn Tfs ss s lis
49, ts. bales Spot cotton dull unchanged Middiins Up
e@Sns bales son.Tse, S .sd and es Ssis ae' ~
s.s % snd p f' @
bales American 5000 bales; receipts 1900 bales all
snd steady a; Sncansed proes closed quiet, bu, s,esd
1ai Son ne. decline FebIgsy 4oss ree
.o;l.s May-June loss: June July 4osiss Juy-Augus,
Dessmber-Ja scsS MsnehssierNYarns and cloth.
tracts holding close saturdays closing figures
si,o was s,esoy Su, % our curing ,e inf @
business Ia tact going on Ihs statistical position con
tie coffee offered for and this had tendency
give scady tone 10 the market The Visible supply IN
the stock and amounts to or 90 bags The
Sas. ossfs' assn.f 81 4sS the previous week
,hp Asaiic Prince arrived here today win 2las2 bags
day The Grecian Prince cleared from Rio with
um Ss % q sns 600 s bsss The eps at Re for
the week 100000 bags compared with 5000 bags the
santos were sef so ssss asains, 1900 bag,
nous week and 9soU bags last year shipments nom ON
Emitted states $50 bags Shipments from Santos 70
Europe for the week 1850 bags ana - The CNiea
States $3.50 bags The public cable reports k'o NO
exchange standard 1890 exchange sd RIO receipts
150c0 United States. lopb ana
for Europe sOOO RI, stock 5000: market steady
santos receipts 240O bags santos stock G2sUV market
quiet i1$GJO The market was yoid
oi the afternoon and II closed
ehdy and unchanged months with other monihs
Showing gain 0. points. Total sales were oVoo
bags There exchanged even go August Tor ="
September. The quiet the street. with
practically inquiry Invoices and much business
n tobbing Nominal prices are Joe for Rio - on
SPOT and 3Mc for Flo No spot. Mid coffee was very
eules, but about stady in
The following shows highest. lowest ard closing
tc-la IN
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

70. 81 IS: 20 do. 24l ~ at s2 7o is d. acs ~ 2,
% s T. az ST. = 70 80 30 a s H. s. E RI a.
4 q ss @ 4. l. q "a s r. at s.
l"s' pshsscs III r. & s s: ss sS g. n s p
NJ At g 70. rs do 2Sl rb at 81 '2s; yearnss 's+ D'
Js.l.Ge,, Wright s. ce 9 seal.; isa n :, sea; 8.
d. az 19dT r. a f0 s. s, y 10 1nans do 4S m 81 At At
a. 4 !, & |: s. s. Is e. ]. q Il a. :, 4 & r
era:sers, 25s fS at 50 So:
s' ss! s. % IA s. g. :! sss
g saas.is vss: - = 3, :
2ss n 81 M. i5 do. 2o5 ro at 81 'o do
D Mcfherson Co.: veal. iao 10. at So 20; veais.
sWsEp ASD LAMBs-ReceIpts for two days soa cars.
or 273 heado cars for slaushtsrsr 10 cars Tor expo.
cars held over from previous arrivals a care
m ams acSe s'sn and wns edam AMI light amss iod &
With 10 anoass IN heay Ds weshss sho ss a
81 5as3 80 per 100 10 small lots Of choice heavy do at
50 c ~ MEDIUM .,t to sS. snSee n'f s. at can,a S sm; a
at 81 G5as5 10 Dressed mutton steady az ~ as-e per
FIRM at 7as extra selected ,d 3, ringing 9e =,
Ss'Ss 80 per 'q55 SS fs sls Sfs, as's : g.
s & g. @ 81 S3 ls' a S0 "a n "a state DO p
at s. 80 d. g T. at q 2s 49, s'a,e ono do sssfs ss r. @ 40 ss
20 Iniiana DO is5 ~ at 81 s6 7s DO 50 ~ at 81 CO. i7j
Kentucky 10 ~ 50 49, l75 do los ib at 50 l' 1872
e: e: s. e. 3 & K & 3 81 81 a f. g s 4 r $ n
DO IS n at 81 G2is; lamb 100 N a. - 20 STATE
': ~ : 81 = so : y !.
: Sanders isO State lambs II 10 at 81 oo 10 DO. =
n. 81 81: 30i DO SO n. al - So 2Si Do II ~ nj
81 70: i7G Pennsylvania DO 30 NJ at 81 S5 l3 Do - NJ
ai $40 - d. Ga n az - g. 80 state sheep = 70 e
81 81 @ 90 . % 30 o % n pennsyvano at 81 "a a. do = ds = m s' at
No. a, So 30 Do. 90 70. s. - -
ao II g155's] e. & IS 'T M "Se19 "a g sns; g =
do a H. ct 20: ioc 80 ~ 81 a2's is3 DO.
100 N at 80 q: "a do os n At 81
~ Mcphers,l & Co.: 222 Michigan lambs, "A b,. az -
OF d. ca " a. 81 90 1872 Ksntucky Do e6 H. at 81 37
H. at l2is cD3 d. os n So IOs do a7 10 at 50 rs.
IT II Hollis: 3s5 Northern Canada lambs 50 rb at
5. ~ rs state do sS ~ at s5 i7e d. % ~ .: - s.:
III so 81 ~, ~ a" o1 = s. - {. a. S p a at 20
state do SO so % do. III ID. 80 4o 81 do.
g Drlsnhack. cos Michigan and Western lambs 81 n.
ct 81 80: 'oa state sheep % ~ at SO 80 60,
~ 81 ~: 80 D. - n 81 rs: 10 * m at ~ io1
sheen III SO so ~ d. % NJ at 50; 10 do.
ioc - a; SO cs sheep md lambs IS n ct 81 -
Ne--.on & Co.: % Western sheep i2i N. NJ 81 3D. 20
Canadian lambs. % n. A. - 10 - .oo.
noes f,r two days SO ~ 7s3 head.
rculng 5is cars FOR sale. Market quoted steady al
ror choice light hogs ~ "iS - for
nlcs and fancy State pigs sold ut higher nsures
country dressed fairly steady AZ 4aGisc per 10 FOR
tho whole
orA a. s3 60 nor 100 N: I stag. i5o n. ., $50.
Hume & Mullen: 4 state pigs. - ~. nj - 90
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
NEEKLN REcEIpTA

HEENtS-fseceipts for days. 30 or 3..i9
for market ON sn sappi.es hs ops ming ms nrm
and fat cSNs bologna G. steady. and bulls shade
T: 30 Tssns 'a'fa or 'i a oe Ordinary
sn'e snS e.dn nate AT 81 Sas4 so bulls at s. 2sa TO- cows
81 sss oT por to na oSe ar ts sq Arm Oy at s a S h.
beef beef a, At Lsd m at res Pf 10
sheep were selling at latest advicrs at sas, drcsssc %
wfA VIII be salS sG"1p's NTH 800 and S' sSep "s Tor
and sp % 400 gs o bes f9I S orr
ssIes,D McPhsrson q Is Ksn,sosy steers .. i4i:
yIsn s r j., s % ,, se1 & +, lc' Z. n g. At s s 20 70
d. i:9o n :? 81: ds; 1873 y at s2 so o. 1870
g g. $50 Gs. '.s ~ e t%
at 81 sanasr g. 8. - vrgnia
81 Is Ken,ucky Do ,2as n s $, 90 so sia,s t. Do
s @ d ~ 70 a. css. G oss csn b. ' at 81 o DO s h. at 81
sherman s culver Illinois iis' n. al $, 20.
II os SG r. 'i' 50 II TO- a" 10 bulls sss 81 n c 81 & % olo % T.
S:wion CO. s,9rs bulls go n at @ ): 60; sows.
wa CO. 30 % = s'S % n s 6 s 800 90 n s sqi: !. ~ ls
eSws S25 II, a, ST. il DO sis m a, 81 90 is do, 727
To. 1870 y at 4 g g. e5 1. 70 O. bull; III l. $40 80
g. 40 at 1s q r. p s. a. SO fs~' S at . p Gn at
81 80 81 d. 72o N at o. 40; Do '55 n at 81 a.s
90 gSs gGa Mnie% nj at = ms sus go 81 H. at % 50 NJ
at 81 70: cows so ~ at 81 rs II do ''9 H. at u No.
I'M cs2 :. r o At 81 81 a. 81 ~ cnr' % a, - s 3 g.
MlIC{ COWs-Recepts. I head no trading: seilns
steady and nominal quotations s20ns50 for inferior to
cALvEs- Receipts i4a, heal lnudins ~, ~ head head
saadsy 'SS' veSs and arnsr srs'ssT;
81. Of the latter ursold Poor 20 prme v-as soa az
lot seiected at 81 sIi. yearnss a. s2gs2 a,s: Isa
calves r31x3 30 Westerns at $3 2id$5 "a lTe%ei
Live arrn al 7i.GlOc dressed veas l9yc FOR
country dressed 5a6c ltte calves. and igoc for
dressed grassers. ,oo .. .. =. e. 49,
Sales p Nelson 20 yeas la2 n syerase at 81 per
S. 50 II Buffalo DO, LAG N. at so 50 II msed calves
~ 90 calves. 2fs n. At ~ MIA; yb
n.a N a, IL 80: "a d rb So -: IS grassers
oSs NJ AT 81 5o 90 do 25l b at So Is fed calves 2so
Hume Mullen veas i!o n 3. At s. 70 10 d9 "a ise
& 40 ii7Ti7s n, at 81 5OISS 80 .oo1,.-~
IT. Hollis: 10 veals. 1hn ~ at ~ IL 90 l1vaIo tH
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


i7i.UO bales Closing prices showed ne; loss Of to
sScW the weskness indiSsted by private a.ees The
news from EuFSpe & % was OF oar'n var cons
in 'erto e.ossa quiet out s,eaGy Win s net o las Mere
dull There giving aed ma mat tee "% WI" no. no.
eeiySs is lifted The local market was considered how
ever 10 show steadiness on the whole IN View OF the
sales showed loss q to II points but there Was
buying orders. presumably Liverpool and New-Of
leans There was not much desire to sell cotton; ana
ocock stood steady orises about points
pool noticed early the day supposel 10 be TO cover
shorts here while seins Their ons e9,;on he1 r 1s'g s o
TAX abou, the market HAVING lsrsey discounted me M
Ss' half @ Ss ne SpSn Sa eTsp noE nSes IN n % ann m On e
gueses do count for much. eyerybody is
Watching movement The estimated receipts at New
Reports from New-orleans ths. only small part o
spo, cotton IS seins in southern markets ilea.c
cline cline continued mr., nnef re9esG IN al 'ts & 70 r large
Ines i2E Ia1nary dsye kpo, 81 M 10 tSsseea %9s cro
say that they have reeevsd up to NosemHeF L. lSc9, &
I 1es rsas sss 'ean eGp asi M be scmens Tess than last
. % a Sh as % so Of SSss SSS SeS Sus @ sa n or
ZANE Il as m last y6 ys1 AZ S Sss. p
Ss S not on OVER @ 40 s cD at 0F the al
az DAY ssi yeeH 81 sPd ~ los ia s
Houston. s627 bales against 52S and .5,i Receipts al
i6.3Ol last week and u it2 last wear
Receipts New-Orl Tuesday estimated AZ .Svb'
loo bales against PISA day last week and 10
bales The receipts al the ports this week
sre estimated $1,000 bales. agans 3l2.V6l last
week. 194.35, year Receipts at the principa!
ports to-day follows: Galveston. 20.llG bales
against li5s4 DAY week. and 1903 last
bile Ts agans, $50 and 2Cl savannah. ss22
bales against Abb 333i: Charleston 2.3si bales
e.2i7 291 Norfolk. 100 bales against s24
and Pensacola cleared 900 bales cotton, which
i-to various receipts this week. Price Mccormick
CO. adyices being received from the South
proportions future They quote from letters
this morning. follows: Memphis Tenn; Inc
pressing sales. believing That when the
present y exhausted there Will be such fail
OF that there will be justification for the
crop views entertained by MERIDIAN. Miss
heavy and FOR another week Of heavy receipts
after expect they will drop down 10 something
leye. Of We 60 believe the
he as large predicted by Of the knowing
Our opinion based principally personal examine
Of top this section. Frank.inton g The
days this entirely exhausted I~ss
this country this date than years.
GAINESVILLE Ga: There has been threefOurtis Of
cotton shipped from This section and not
Of this ungathered Usually about two-thrcs gait
cred this date Concerning these savces, Price Nc
Cormick d say: These spcciments adyccs
upon which had based expectations
OF prices. IL * rarely that
predicting larger rep than 500 bales
Time alone Will cernOnsirat" the correctness OF these
views. the continued heavy IL
inducing any substantial
Opening range and close TO-DAY and cosing lids the
and last follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

s. a5 g,fa EsE s 'Ss ao faI famy
what straight $. 4oGsi Go sales. 100 6bis wheat IN
active and nrmer SPOT ana NSvemoer, do on
grade -, "a ,yyc: stock $1,000 bush sales 300 bush
Corn hrmer gpoi Noyember ard ns~ or od sSriaps %
@2.g o s'eagT ,Se, fo1S $40 go bush sales 5000
mixed 22iga2lc stock 1es 900 bush Rye ir'n: 70 o 2
nearby iai2c No Wss,ern tS.s sld s,scS , anJ
weak steam to Liverpool per bush i'5c Jsnuary; oo,A
for & per gT $s s ProSscn SS i sasdy es.
pork 950c shoulders 5'.c short ribs Sides ana % cea'
,d 1s cured so5aS shI"sII srs & Ru,r arm
fancy creamery ag22c d. adr isg iSe ss9re
loa.c sugar quiet unchanged.
Boston. Noe. a3.-Flour dull spring patents - aSa
81 90 clear and srashs. 50 1913. ao winter patents
1ui", az Sr,5c bag 81 5Onsi - Dbl. Corn steady;
steamer yellow $ic No and stamer Bic Oats stesay
sad ?F SFa" inp as 5a 30
prme 1nn SO SO n sb lean s2 Dbl Hams ol.c
Lara &c RSSs" Sssrn nuif amSs s" quis
tons and ,carlings 4a7c Cheese quiet: Northern 100
M wa @ @ Ess: c nsa: a ias nsan,
ye.ow YES j. s5as red kidnsyr 81 !oasi go; mar,
peas M Western @ ,SFe2. aai5c Northern c%s
re: chickens. i3qiic Western chickens and fowls log
and Vermont 4o, New York stock and rose $50
aoc Grapes quiet sglIe Tor ponies. i2alSs lor large
straw sloGs2o A;her arm hemlock sole % ACID sld
hrs,s. 2iq2.c seconds l'9"c Union SOLE hrsts 19
osc: seconds. 23H2k
Buffalo Nov 23 Spring wheat closed irregular; No
hard spot, ssl4e No Norshe,n stl4c; Do old ssse:
10 rd eis.c 70 2 d. sp,.c on track Corn closed
rn. unchansea Oats closed steady unetanged Barley
soa at ts in .tors Flour ausa
steady unchanged Mifced easy. unchanged
Chicago Nov 2s.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

Grain on passase r.., ,-s.noes
Wheat bush q .sSS '9iS 1905 10000 6Cco
49,. Nth the visible compared with last week also;
y N;:s 50 So o. T?n' s o pee ch9psSs 4as
Wheat nl' = y %" GO is56o a27sooo pee cs'c 900
market tor tin T%s dli snrr 'os1s ssrs
sma poTts week a2' snT Marhe aue
s1sass ,ssdy y at to 81. iPS' PSs, % a
s or Gasns h1pors' and nd Ne%poT News
from New sek and since November sssc tons LEAD
Market g@sss 81 bur F {? ftel asSs rS n1" at at
ESIAsSiss AND syKCPsIThe mTrfe' oieIS & ,run gu','
Sg, @ iS"s se Nl cans Old crop common
ioai& ,ar @ 1875 etop pTe rs to fsney 2c syrup
ccm%on CO. non "ells, slla,d far 10" '' ''''' ''
2', NAvAi. lS sTonEs-stock--Rosl 2ose eol.; spirits
,uipentne 29sl bbis tar .S eois Spills ,u'pei sn
..s rre quoted s.eHs at 81 aoa
Tar % ana "a s ll aa'ssas:d s g. paeh TsS 81 sosi
,,SSes UesHS Very sacE and the quotations to various
nomPal he ab'enfe nSo o. rAac'9s . Glasgow
ssof GO BRISTOL 3D. l1fo'55a Ls 5a III 81
.aps4s Tsg "a Rsss%sT oi91ssm s
January Cork Tor ordrs IS a. si &
Is ioi,d peceber "a January cotton to Iiysrrool
so4 sail tonnage o. 6e ana when prom,
soa,s are IRE sSr. au da anS timber trades
The south and West India and eoas,wiss ~, de-
p,,nn ~ r-an continues light there but
," ~ consequence doing in the cotton phosphate or
..sar.- ,radss Rates are nominal Cfnr.ers follow
british steamer Ioos tons general cargo nencs 70 1uih
Amsrlcsn ports private terms. Decemoer; Two irtlsh
s,na,ners s7I and 1893 general cargo virginia to
Iiamburg private terms Decsmber German German stenmeF
: 1M IONS general cargo Hamburg 10 Halifax JOS No
yewber chartered abroad British ,teamsr iSsi tons
W. uueva 10 New-York. Philadelphia or bai-
.,ro-s ore. ias November chartered abroad: Brit
hmo'e sh steamer Isi2 tons ., f,ai, ~ etc sicily
to S1r'G German steamer cotton etc New
%-,ssns IN Liverpool HRvre Ere nen berthed Deccn,
t.r Rri,ish steamer ss7 tons prevouE) cotto, ,sn
veson 70 the United Kingdom or conoinen, ~ oa ian
cntion Galveston Liverpool isvrs or Bremen AS o.
n.csmter 81 British 1b22 tons .o
~ Tbsr,eston 10 Liverpool Bremen o-loa !ahuhrs
To- British steamer fprevousy) !oT a@asns Tt s
Is sd for oats ss Cd heavy grain oer'h terms
December rs. British steamer '''N" ''' s'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

Tickets good going Wednesday Noy 23 good returning.
leaving Niagara Falls on or 5etore Nov Z. iHo .n
NJ CHAMBERS ST. 300 A. NJ Z: 80 r. NJ. and S4S p. ~
Tickets all Erie offices In New-fork BROOK
Iva Hoboksn. and Jersey city.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
Excursions.
kHE.71W LUX lOHKs ..o.ns 10 !.
&filllZ THE lEEWARD AND
&~ W!NDWARD ISLANDS
WwDVENEZUELH

BY Steamships of the RED I'd" LINE In Cone
" nectiOn with those OF the
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY
rat GuadeIOupe Dominica Msrt'nSue 81 Saa rSes; sir
e;nayra Caracas Puerto Cabeio and Curacao Sailing
from New January 81. February "a and Mareh "a
Far 300, descriptive program apply 10
HENRY GAZE X SONS. Ltd
Tourist Agents ii3 BROADWAY NEW YORK
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-19
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT
REAL ESTATE,
BROKERAGE,
INSURANCE.

Especial facilities for handling Els
tates, Trusts, Guardianship and Pri-
vate Business. Moneys carefully in
vested, Loans negotiated, Rents, Divi-
dends and Interests collected. Prop
erty sold or leased for small commits
sion.
General Manager for the Hawaiian
Islands for the following insurance
companies:
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
the United States, assets $1S5,044,-
80 O6.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd,
of London, assets $16,517,786 90.
Imperial Insurance Company, Limited,
of London, assets $9,362, 020 90.
Lion Fire Insurance Company, Limit
ed, of London, assets 81, $4,000 90.
The Board of Underwriters Of New
York.
The National Board of Marine Under
writer's Of New York.
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THE assault upon person in the
district and by the lower-class
japanese, which have been given
considerable attention by this
paper, adds another point to
strengthen the claim that portions
of our city are sadly in need OF
moral cleansing. While no sympa-
thy need be wasted on the man
who made himself liable to attack,
the incident shows the character OF
the people who are populating
some of the streets of the city, and
it is impossible to state to what
extremes the gamblers and thugs
may go if not taken promptly in
hand.
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AN example of Australian pa
triotism has been given during
the newspaper war between Eng
land and Germany. On the receipt
of the news of warlike preparations
in England, meeting of the Aus
tralian Natives Association sus-
pended business and sang the Ma
tional anthem. In one of the
theatres the German Rhine song
was Kissed down and the "Red,
White and Blue"' was cheered to
the echo. The German street
bands are compelled constantly to
play "Rule Britannia" 1t may
not be such bad thing after all
for nations to stick pins into each
other once in a while to stir up
latent patriotism and give men an
opportunity to fly their colors.
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calling. He should have been a
leader in Coxey's army. He would
undoubtedly have, proven bright
and shining light in that organiza-
ton and found favor with mighty
throng of irresponsibles when he
advocated that the President and
Cabinet, Senators and Representa-
tives wear wooden shirts, dungaree
trousers, rope suspenders and
brogans in order that the army"
might have better roads to tramp
over.
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FOR SALE.

NO. 2.-FOR SALE OR LEASE VA
cant lot on Young street, near Thomas
Square. Desirable location near the resi-
dence of l.. Dee. Price $4,000.
NO. GLAND AT KUMUELI, KAMA
10, Molokai. Price $275. One-half expense
of deeds. Price reduced to 1925.
NO. 1888 ACRES GRAZING, COZ
fee and feed lands at Honokua, South
Kona, Hawaii.
NO 14-LAND AT PUIWA, NUUANU
Valley, mauka of "Hanaiakamalama''
Queen Emma's old residence; area 77-100
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Price $500.
NO. Is. - DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
with grounds at Kalihi-waena. Houses,
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