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store and elevator 69K--; o b 72K afioat;
No / Northern 6sss delivered No. hard
TO4 delivered; options-No. . red, January
1losed GIN; February closed -; Narch
6pa6eI6. closed tgIS; May 81 l1es16, closed
e7E June 664@67J6, closed 67; July 66Js@
81 11-l6, closed 67.
az -: options--Janusrv 3iAM35M closed
s5sz: February 35I1@35&, closed 3 Ss May
HayzFirm; shipping 7oaso; good to
s55S@s5, closed 35sS; July s626@s7, closed
81.
Oats-Snot active snd higher: No 2,
24A; No. Q delivered 251S; No 3. 29}4l f281@@
No. . white --; No. B white ~ u; track
white western 241s @2Sh; d, stare 2{5sA
IS options-January closed "a; February
24a241s, closed %; March closed "a 4; May
1EG24s4, g osed 241s.
Hops Weak; State, common choice,
1894 crop, 216N5; 1895 do $40: Pacific
coast, 1894 crop, 30e@5; 1895 crop tl0.
Hides-Dull California, q; Galveston,
e @25 lbs, 12;Buenos Ayres drJ, 20 lbs,
Leather--Firm; hemlock sole. BuenoS
Ayres, light and heavy weights 2ii acids
Wool-eteady; domestic fleece l6@22
pulled 1925.
Coal--Dull.
Beef Steady; family sl0OO@12 90; ok
ira mess So; beef hams SIS SOFAS D. packet
s9@10.50 CITY extra India mess S16MlS
Cut meats-Firm; picked bellies 4M
shoulders ~ hams sa@SM.
Lard Firm: western steam closed al
ss.64Gt5 IS; options January S57O nomi'
nal; May s. 05, nominal; refined firm;
TO the continent So 10; South American
%. 40; compound 45s@4H.
Pork Higher; old mess ~ % e TO- 90
short ear $l0.50; family $40 500 1923
Butter-Soeady: Western do. cream
cry 1926; do. factory 9M01O. Elgins 20
imitation creamery 14d19; State dairy $50
215S; do creamery Sn23A.
Cheese-Firm; large State 7%@1O SINAI
fsncy 7A@lO>s; part skins SAG6' fuil
Eggs~steady; State and Pennsylvania
20@26 ice-house -; Western fresh z2@S5
Southern 2102t
Tallow Dull; city (s2 per package,
go; country packages free) 81
Petroleum steady: United closed As
bid refined New York s. 90; Philadelphia
and b ltimore 81 IS; in bulk s5.45.
Rice Firm; domestic fair to extrs
3HN6; Japan 1901
Molasses-Firm New Orleans open
kettle good to choice 29M36
Pig Iron Weak; Southern $120i4.00
Northern 200@ 400.
Copper Easy, brokers 10; exchange 500
10 90.
Lesd-Weak; brokers 800; exchange
% o@305.
Tin--ss-e ady; straights s13 80; plates
weak
spelter- Nomi al; domestic 50 S.
Co ton seed Ofi-Inactive; prime crude
81; b mills 1921; off grades % q
90; butter grades 20 q: prime summer vel
Low 261f0l27: eff summer yellow 27@23A
prime white 3l@32
CoFee--spor Rio dull: No. z, IA
mild dull; Cotdoya l7@18
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining 81
centrifugal. 96-test 3A refined dull: N
8, 4 7.I6: No. z, ~, s, 4 $40; No. 9, a-16
No. 10. ~, No. ii, 4: No. IL, 3 $40; No
Is, az: No. "A, 4 13- g; Mould A 51s;standard
A ~: confectioDers' 4 AZ; CUT loaf So
crushed 81; powdered Sc; granulated 5I
cut es 81
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Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon IS p IA, Halifax 4 90 . IN, ar
rives Scotland Neck IS p IN, Greenvflle 6 81
p IN, Kinston Is pm. Returning leaves Kim
ston 70 m, Greenyille y m, arriving at
Halifax II 90 III, Weldon ii 20 a IN, daily ex-
Trains ON the Washington Branch leave
Washington 90 a IN, arrives Parmele s 40 a
IN, Tarboro 80 III, returning leaves Tar
bOro 40 p IN, PaGmeie 10 p IN, arrive Wash
ingtOn 50 p m, daily except Sunday. Con
meets with trains on Scotland Neck Branch.
Train leaves TarhOro daily, except sun
day at 30 M, Sunday 90 m; arrives
Plymouth 90 p m, % D m; returning leaves
Plymouth daily, except Sunday, 90 IN,
Sunday 30 q III; arrives TarboTo 10 - III
and ii IS a IN.
Train on Midland n. G. Branch leaves
Goldsboro daily, except Sunday, 6 90 a IN, ar.
irving Smiti field 30 a IN: returning leaves
Smithfield . 90 IA; arrives at 1oldsb. TO
8 30 III.
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Rocky
Mount at 30 p m, arrives Nashville5 IS o IN,
Spring Hope 30 M returning leaves
spring Hope Oh a IN, Ma hville IS a III, ar
rives at Rocky Mount 8 o. m, daily, except
Sunday.
Trains on Iatta Branch, Florence r,
leave Latta 40 p IN, arrive Dunbar 30 p m,
Clio 05: returning Clio 10 q NJ, Dunb bar 80
a m, arrive Latta Z 80 IN, daily. except sun
day.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw
for Clinton daily. except Sunday, at 10 D
IN: returning leaves Clinton at 7 20am.
Train No. ~ makes close connection at
W eldon for all points north daily, all rail
via Richmond, and daily except Sunday via
Portsmouth and Bay Line Also at Rocky
Mount with Norfolk & Carolina X K for Nor
folk daily and ali points north via Norfolk,
daily, except SUNDAY.
JOIN DIVINE, Gen1 Supt
J. II KENLY, Gen'l Manager.
Il. NJ EMeRsoN, Traffic Manager.
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49, Y.lhK sToCK MARK Ca.


New York, Jan. 6.The local stock
raarl<et to-day cut loose from the
foreign influences that have recently
affected it. The speculation was de-
eidedly less feyerish than heretofore,
and the volume Of bushes showed
diminished activity by the bear Lead
ers. Previous to the opening the Lon
don cables reported increased tension
in European political circles, and
fractional declines in American securi-
ties at that center. Nevertheless,
home prices moved sharply upward
during the first hour Of business, with
the appreciation most marked in the
grangers, Louisville u Nashville, and
the high-pficed Industrial shares. The
market was strengthened by the re-
sorted deposit OF 100000 in gold in
exchange for greenbacks by National
bank. 1t developed later that the gold
was simply deposited for eSamInlng'
and would not figure in the Treasury
reserve. The absence of applications
for clearinghouse lem certificates by
the banks and an easy condition OF
she call money market also had afayor~
able effect. The market received
setback after IL O'Clock on selling
for both accounts, but the bulls soon
reasserted themselves and the upward
movement was resumed, around
o'clock the stimulus of sharp adj
sanees in the anthracite coal.
A feature Of the market lending
strength to the general market WAS
revived sharp inquiry for investment
bends.
40 gold was engaged for export on
Saturday, but 100000, in coin was
withdrawn, presumably for Canadian
account. The total amount OF gold
DEPOSITED at the Sub-Treasury waS
s7e0. 600, none of which, as far as can
se learned, was for Treasury reserve
account. In the late dealings there
was sharp reaction in which liqulda-
mon ia Manhattan caused drop OF
II per cent TO o. The other losses ex-
landed to IA per cent in Lackawanna.
The closing was heavy, but at gen
eral net advances. In railway circles,
the Reading classes were the leaders
IN activity and improvement figuring
for 81, e70 900 out of a total of 81, 10000
FOR the day.
easy at 3ln5 per cent: lset oa1 Der cent,
closed per cent. Prime mercantile peneg
nonliuai at $40 per cent. Sterling
exchange SIC dy, with actual business IN
bankers bills at 4 s914 s9A for de
NJ nd 4. s77a a. SPY f9r ~ days oTted rate,
4ssa4 50 nd 490l4 99< Commercial
bills 4s51< Bar silv-r Gf& Silver Ger.
tificates 671(g5711 Mextcan dollars GOV.
eminent no ds firm State nds oul
Railroad bonds strong
BoEps
Usnew Rs. reg lis Usnew as. Gov us
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aALTghoRB

BALTIMORE Jan. Flour Dali.
Western superftne s2.302. O; do extra
81 O. 03.00: fsfoily 90. 15G33.50; winter wheat
patent 81 60@3.e0: spring wheat, patent
do. spring ss.40@3 .60.spring wheat straight
$3.2503 50
Wheat Quiet; ap0t and January 67G
0714 March 671< d168. NAV 684 az ~; steam
er No red Southern whesr by SAM
pie e6G70 do. on grade 64a[@a7M.
Corn ri me: spot s3z01s3%; January
e31S q 335<: F'ebrusTy 33x0335s: March
335E1 s3M bid. May -; steamer mixed SEA
s2ar Southern white corn $685.; do yell
low corn 321< asa
0ats-Firm; Nc. white western 23M
241&: No mixed western do 221<023
f1ye-DuIl; No 2, ~; No 2 western
Hav--Very strong for chol5 graz ess
choice Timothy $40. asked
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I.26 A M. DATLY.

t:2G A M, DAILY
= atlanta Special" Pullman Vesrl6uts 6.
Henderson. We Gon, Petersburg Ri9
ucnd, Warrington. baltimore PuItas.a
p1las New YORK, ano al p0lE1s nGr q. 80
Fes draw fooul siesoers and pulie
o9soass as anna 20 y as9ln%Fonl 2s3'ts
aars " ashlnston 70 Sew YORK. Palms
steel1iles S+E aoAfoe ~ Ecf1sli0t1ln, =
~ Z. 1891 100 IL, 2s4As
,SEe -3J1, .ilIS1lssl 10 80 = rs s.
"a - - -Nt59 Los Z. % y..Ll1 e4OLl -
4oRs 80 GU 80 io'~ s'N'i0iis o1asaS'
2 ' f-s7 ~ n1rYv
a - ~ I'm ~,
- s ,,, 5- $50. 1870 q =
80 'r.I,3f, - tsec, ~ ~ 8.
gSFs 49, .r4 a. itt,aec-.a t,sI. S-1escj,- =
49, ~ S.t-....,,t =. III, ~ = =
e, s & -a-7 ~ II s.
ee7,,I5s - ,[.,e+z.no-t, ~ ~ rs 49,.
ss4rs.a 5,,1st ~ ~ Sfs,y,e.te's
+-,s>r I3a}sf .,'..,- - r.
f1 @r-, 90 .-{tf Sto4I..-5 @,-,..t. g
~ ss~s.re.f1te 80. $500. ,y.a Y7i-.r.--..
g1r,55.s.-., 49,. sss 49,. =, g.
n1oato
300 = e., g I AtL4,
s. -Gl1A 4 1Ai1 l157 Soyl10i
u, hesA me- ~ s I'LL gooA. @s.sss
e CA1as lk519fi esitsCef 13iititsl.a tafeel VIZ
ADtN4 d.e eae AL 49, Maeons a4oas
S@Dats 81 a-s#i1t5, tst" >Jf@sst5s SIi1@lf-15'sss
aasnTiiie Mei- nus and "a poiA
ana s9o'si@esgi baIo0sA El4boa st
sie@ls aDo Say c9aehes " ash.
hst@i5 II, e,i.A'aeos3ls 411teclIy ag jason
Pow, h1t&i1sh "5vA olye4BllS 3taa
Pullman ssespAtl& car 1ofGamou5h re klo@
f@s.
800 Z 81, DAILY.
ser wilmington, Chafl0tte, saasf
Green wood. Athens, atlanta c0d 81 t
mediate stations Connects Fl Gni4a
tion &tai9a. with divergta@ tipea
a4aa sleeping car PortsBfogfA e. s.&r
TRAINS EE8CH a8LhIGH:
a.as p ia DAMN
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London, Jan. 6.--The stock markets
here have been fat to-day, but closed
generally better on the cable dispatch
es reporting that President Kruger
had handed over DIR. jameson and his
officers to England. The bears hur-
riedly covered; hence the sharp inn
provement. There was no general
business.
1t is reported here that the financial
syndicate viii be asked TO send in
subscriptions for the new United
States loan but that in that case the
syndicate will probably tender at a
price below their original offer. Con-
siderable gold is expected to go from
here soon to the Cape and South Amer
lea, the Paris Bourse was steady all
day and the closing firm as was the
case in Berlin. The general outlook
as reflected by the Bourses is trife
better.
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NAVAL SFglR

NEw YORK., Jan S gosin quiet.
etralsed. common 6o .odd 81 Csc 7g:
Turg8nGine- Firm RI IS,
CHARLESTON, Jan. s--Rosin firm,
at b l00Q1 25.
Tnrpaagza. ID III. at 2GJ5
Wa 9h, Jan s 6osin steady;
straineo SO noo6 Ftraiasd 8 IS. @UFr.
it hFm, ~ %. HaY steady 1T 80 Tur-
re zSine quiet hard - seis sl40; eirgn
$3.50
sAYAEHA7. an s SPIRITS turpentiue
firm III -, sales ~
Resin nomInai water #ftt ID 10. win
dow glass ~ 90 n 4270: M E2 B, ST 90, 4.
10; 81, $50 q, 1885, s. sI.40, Il, 81 85;
ID, 81 %: @. Sl.5.
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GRAIN AND PRoDI CE MARI Htf
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 8.-TheTe was heavier
trading in the grain markets to-day
than for some time past. Wheat open
ed irregularly at 60M60H sold to 61A
and closed 601s014, a loss Of aB compar-
ed with last night. Corn, held its
strength better and closed u higher
at 291s, while oats lost its early gain
aud closed practically unchanged at
1881. Provisions made substantial
27Hs, lard 5, and ribs 1914.
Janaa9y S
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A Sharp Improvement III all
Markets Yesterday.
COTTON AN EIGHTH HIGHER
A Better Feeling in European
Political Circles.
HEAVIER TRADING IN GRAIN
The London Stock Market Fiat-.-Spe-
cuIation on the New York Stock
Exchange was Decidedly
Less Feverish

New York, Jan.S.--In the face OF
disappointing cables from Liverpool
the market here advanced IA to 10
points and showed decided strength
On covering by local shorts after the
late protracted weakness, during
which an extensive short interest had
accumulated. The advance was assist
ed by more peaceful news from Eu-
ropean political circles and further in
dicatiens of light interior movements
and small receipts in New Orleans for
tomorrow. Spot quotations were ad-
szneed nc. Late in the afternoon the
market eased off partially under local
liquidation, but closed steady at
net Advance of IL to IA points. The
question of the new crop is com
yaeaeine to attract attention.
eRW Yukk
NEW YcRE, January s. Cotton--spct
closed quiet; middling uplands h-l6,
mid ilinx gulf 9-16; sales l05 bales.
FutSres opened stea y: sales 2, Q bales
Futures closed steady, sales 1871 oaies.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Raleigh Cotton Mills will be held ut the
mayors office wednesday, January 9Th,
1885, at u O'Clock IN.
Transfer books will be closed Tuesday,
the I'd. j S. WYNNE, See'y.
Raleigh, N. c., Dec %, 1895.
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AIMS LEAVE RALEiGH, n C.
DAILY, CONNECTs-
At Greensboro, for all py;EN
for North and South. sns
Winston-Salem and poiEsx ca
the Northwestern North Gang
lima Railroad. At Salisbury. fgF
all points In Western NORTH Ca6s
DINA, Knoxville, Tenn, Clnaiw.
natl and western points; s& CEsNY
lotte, for Spartanburg, Greer
vile, Athens, Atlanta AMI a.
points SOuth.
Connects &C Durham for 0xfoE6
GAINESVILLE and Keysville exesEyt
Sundays. At Greensboro. witk
the Washington and SQaSR.
western Vestibuled lAmftaM
and the New York and FhoY4I76
Short Lime Qinited) saA1
for all points North, eB6
With main line train No ia fgz
Danville, Richmond and inceryus.
date local stations; also has 500.
EOS nectton for Winston Salem, ans
NJ with main line train No IS (Rss9
ally mail for Charlotte, SBartauhaFx.
C3reenville, Atlanta and all pegatE
South also Columbia, Au2zg&A
Charleston, Savannah, Jaef-
GyAA Nlllkf anu ali points IL = EGEfCz4u
Sleeping Car for Atlanta. JACK
sonville and st Charlotte witt
sleeping car for AugusSz ak
Jacksonville.
Connects at Selma for Fayssts.
Vile and intermediate stations ca
the Wilson s. Fayetteville gt,a9
Cut, daily; Goldsboro for xgsFgs
IN bern and Morehesd City, daily an
~ cept Sundays; For WilmiRgt tor
atI., and intermediate stations Oh saS
49, W 81 W Il II, daily.
Connects at Selma for MIkgN
Rocky Mount, TarborO and lqsN
stations on Norfolk 81 CanliRs
Railroad, arrives 81 GoidgkgEg
1875 . II
90: Connects at Durham for 0zfc-S
nj Keysville, Richmond; at Grszna9
ally } boro for Washington aud az
Sun. points north.
:I4
90 For Eol1sb,ro
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opgE'e. close
NEW ORLEANS.

NKW ORLEANS.
INV OBLFAN La Jan No markets
10 day on account OF holiday.
LIvERPu0L-
LIZ ERTOci. January S.-415 NJ
Cotron-Spor, fair den and prices lover;
American mild ing cir 3 %; good mid
ding 81 81: american middllng 10
low mid ing rs 81 Z cd ordinary
4 I1-31, obi airy 1 Q 81.
Sales 0f tine Ia. were 1000 bales. OF
which e balls were for sseculation and
exp3rt. aud Guided 900 bales Amer
can: receipts Is 90 bal 4. / 80 American
snTnreS opened teady at the Gecline,
eieeed very steady at tie dec iGe.
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WHEAT

ssa raf - aae
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Firm; spring patents u lO@
8. 5; straights 81 40M455; winter gateaL
% 4093.6O. winter straight - 20@3. %; ex-
port bakers ~ 0042.23. Whsat. mo. =,
spring, 57s[; No 3, spring 5714 GgE III; no,
red, 6S1SGLI2M. Connie. 2. white 2oM
No. yellow Oans-No. ., l71StDl Isz
No. white Q HQ2I 10. 3, white 1874
$50. Rye No. Q, IS. Barley--No; =,
nominal; Mob 23ssz7; NO. 4, 12924. FLAX
s4ed--No. /, 80. Prime Timothy seed
73.t0. Pork mess, per Dbl, &9.471SQey.5 81
Lard--per 100 lbs. 545 Short RIB sides
0ooeey "a xS614 co: dry-saited shoulders
(boxedl 41S@4M short clear (boxedl ss49
AZ Whiskey, distillers' finished goods,
per aslon. si.22.
4sgw YgRK
agN YoaB. Jan. 8.-Flonr active; city
patents 80 90M415; winter patents ". ~
3.05: ity mill clears S3.91I4.0J; winter
straighta S3.90@3.s0; Minnesota patents
So. 0I3.45; winter extras a.. 65M3.0O; Min
nesota bakers 81 70M3 o; winter low grade
~. 200t2 90; spirDR low grades 81 80.
Rge flour steady, superHne ss.51@@.fo;
ftncy 81 7502 30.
BuckWheat -four dull ut x1,25: buck
wheat Gull &ts904l
Corn meal dull; yellow western coarse
II brandywine S225.
Rye--Nominal: No Q western 1896,
State delivered 45i car lots H.
Barley cmina; western as1ss good
TO choice -.
Barley malt Duh; western 1896
Wheat-Spot irregular; No. led Ia
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Ladies that have leisure should write me at
once, regarding home work, which easily
pays SIS weekly. Reply with stamped en-
Mich
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SeaI1Oard Ajr-L.ina
TR ISs leave RALEIGH

saaadale IN Effect a8y 8, 1625
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STATEN ENT.

YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
y. II. FRIES, JAS. A. GRAY,
President, Vice Prest7'G
81. r. SHAFFNER,
Sec'V and Treas
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PIEDMONT AIR-LINE.)
0NDENSED SCHEDULE,
TRAINS LEAVE aALEiGa, n c.

II EFFECT. Oct. z. 1895
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W ACH OvIA.
Lean and Trust Company,
WINSTON. N. O.
WINSTON. N. O.

Tala up CRHltal, $500 o06
Authorizes csEitsi, 81, 900 ,oo9
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-07
CHURCH SERVICES.

Central Union Church-Corner Bere-
tania and Richards Streets. Douglas
p. Birnie, minister. Nov. Sth. Sun
day school and Bible classes at 9:55 a.
m. Public worship and sermon at II
a. IN. Junior Endeavor at $3.50 p. m.
Y. p. S. c. L. at $3.50 p. IN. Public
worship and sermon at 1880 p. M, fol-
lowed by short after meeting. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880.
Subject of evening sermon, "Give Us
This Day Our Daily Bread"
Palama Chapel-Corner King and
Liliha Streets. Services for Sunday:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M; public
worship and sermon at 7:15 p. M,
led by the Rev. j. NJ. Lewis.
Prayer meeting on Friday evening mt
7:15 o'clock. Sunday schools: Japan
csc at 10 a. m. in Lyceum; Portuguese
at 1880 p. m. at Hotel Street Mission.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Corner
of Beretania and Miller streets. Rev.
II. w. Peck, pastor. Sunday school
and pastors bible class at 10 a. m.
Ten-minute sermon to children at II
a. m. Sermon by the pastor at 11:10
a. IN. and 1880 p. m. Y. p. S. of Ep-
worth League at $3.50 p. IN. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880;
Junior Epworth League at $3.50 p. m.
Friday. Bible class at Pearl City at
$500 p. m. Preaching service at Pearl
City at 1880 p. m. Service at Eva
plantation at 1880 p. m. Subject of
Sunday morning sermon in the
church, "Our Hearts Burn Within Us
While He Talked With Us by the
Way" Evening, secorsl illustrated
Bible Talk by the Pastor.
Christian Church, on Alallea street,
near King, j. NJ. Monroe, pastor. Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m, public wor-
ship at II a. m. and 1880 p. IN. Smith
street Mission school at 3 p. IN. Young
Peoples Society at 6:30 p. IN. Morn
ing theme: "The Souls Teacher"
Evening subjects "The Life and Char
acter of James \. Garfield" Sermon
to G. a. Il. men. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening. Ladies' prayer meet
ing Friday at 3 p. IN. All seats free.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Kawaiahao Church, corner Punch
bowl and King streets, Rev. H. H.
Parker, pastor. Sunday school as
usual. Morning service at the usual
hour; Topic ''Well Wishing, Not Well
Doing"
Y. NJ. c. A.-Sunday, II a. m, SER
vice at Oahu Jail; 3 p. M, boys meet
ing in association hall; praise service
in Y. NJ. C. A. hall at $3.50 /. IN.
AS a stiff breeze sweepeth the clouds
from the sky, so brisk advertising
sweepeth cobwebs from the hustling
merchants store.
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Y. NJ. c. A.-Sunday, II "a m, SER
vice at Oahu Jail; p. M, boys meet
ing in association hall; praise service
in Y. NJ. C. A. hall at $3.50 =. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-07

AS stiff breeze sweepeth the clouds
from the sky, so brisk advertising
sweepeth cobwebs from the hustling
merchants store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10
THE PROCEEDINGS.
r,r VICTORY or SILVER

400 July 9.-Tcn acres OF people
an the sloping SIDES OF the eoiiseu,h 'o-
Say saw the silver heame'sa s'aaa'or'
~ us arena overpower the gold rha'anS
-, ,lhe banner of silver upon the
r,n,nar,s of democracy. They saw what
.'' ,,ro,.o the disruption 9. great po-
,Itisal party and scenes of enthusiasm
such as perhaps never before occurne'
,a National convention They saw 20
~, ne,.r,e with imagination infiamed ny
Tho burnine words of passionate oratory
swayed Ike wlndswento fields; they heard ar
~. y,uful roar OF $4,000 Nnires burst IKE
me 49,, agatrst tho rey erbratang dome
oysrhead sy saw nn sacasa wen WEN
". ,,,st,sm amid the inmuHt' they listen
ed TO appeals y thrsS's .aw TO t spss xd9 9r
meme ,,irbed sialwarts vanish forth into the
dayiishh .ttle for the supremacy Of demo-
cratic PRINCIPLES WIS s,o fought !, In , Ga. n
s s ,,n,ti shortly before In the after
noon noe Each side sent Is champions 70
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TOpAY,S TEXTURES.

FOREIGN.
Heal's column has relieved Boer post
winch has been besieged by Ma'abeies for
months.
Trouble 10 expected with indians In Mic
aragua.
CUBAN.
The Spanish government has pro'es'eh
agasnsl English shipments OF arms 10
Cubans.
RAILROADS.
poines OF the Southwestern passenger
committee.
New rates gwen out by the board OF adj
ministration Of the southwestern Traffic
association.
Excursions announced.
Nav officials for the Kansas City. Pits
burg aud Gulf.
THE MARKETS.
Cotton prices slightly higher at Liver
BIOL; little or no change on this SIDE.
Hous,on's first bale OF new cotton ship
ped from Duval county.
Lard. pork and ribs make another sharp
decline.
No Improvement in the demand for cat
tie and prices ruled weak.
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LONDON The government has decided
thni the grand review of troops 70 be
hold nj the Aldershot camp in honor # The
Ancient and honorable Ar .llorv company
az Boston shall take place To-Day.
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LOCAL.

Progress OF tho Hussey-Heim contested
election case.
Work OF the county commissioners court.
Work of the police an caught at the sta
ton
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. The annual con-
yenilan &C the Minnesota STATE Bankers
association VIII meet 1T the West hotoi
here today and tomorrow.
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A SIEGE RELIEVED.

''"ulS' Mateheland, July H.--Beal's
k"h mas arrived AT Elgeldoorn. lea
Z from here, and found 80 Beers IN
IHager, with sixty-four men, forty-nve
Nv children and forty-iive
Fa and cut on from outside world for
[ss,I hey recently sadlied forth from
I,nds burned three kraals and killed
F"'fed insurgent natives.