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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14


Rio-conee market steady: No Rio. Ssl75 exchange
~ receipts $4,000 bags: cleared FOR the United
5000 bags cleared for Europe. 1000 Dass stock 10000
FLOUR AND NEAL, was difficult to sell aour IN
business consequently was reelected more or Jess
81 5oT,4 Is: winter patents 81 s0aS5 10: spring clears
s. 2oGH 20; extra No winter. 81 scq$a extra No 2
s. SoaF Tss eSi. ss3Eg9s?
81 90 IS 70 Bag m Snf': scoa KIM n,S Srsd , Sc
fine yellow - 79GT'c; coarse G5a9Oc Firrner
hcTiny chop cry Qctc oil meal s2aass M ,creeaag
8o97'c in bulk; buckvheat grain S7TG$sc. c E. New
Of oday nSss %ay WIN na f nbs
n nSS p % b Si sharp Tcp & 6G ~
SATURDAY Speculative trade unsatisfactory all day
Interest The former showed result Of special
borhood bushels or CO COO roo bushels norc
e@n indicated h hv Ggues taScd on me a area in
appeared to be regard, abroad IN hearsh ls6'
at one time *a'ad higher than SATURDAY. Paris mar
ksts also |cskened sharply AID closed 20 POINTS Of on
DAY surprises the visible supply which decreased
Coming ar an @ weak n c Gs
and the crop rep9rt hovsyer It failed 70 aIous' bun
dropped from sight but temporarily 70 re"peor again per
in the early forenoon when December wheat Chicago
after ruling Quiet and feaureess all the forenoon suddenly
Ike, vigorously this news and with considerable
f sv ve rannS t., 'F"cy 20 GREG , me a.
close. Curb trading slow Mt unchanged prices.
Prominent among weekly statistics increase Of
go 600 bush In the English visible end decrease 81
80 COO bush passage. Worlds shipments were 9lC5
COO bush. against 500 200 bush aFo. other
included OF l54 400 bush local
year. There ~ 200 ard
Is bush the stocks Of No hard and No northern
respectively. while the etoek OF No red increased
50 100 bush and IL 20S 900 bush. against 600
The total Visible supply is a. IA 900
bush 81 2S 600 bush last year After Change
II found that exporters had taken 10000 bush
Quotations Of cash wheat, afost. were as follows
Northern Duluth 81 Oo&: No hard Duluth. 81 0S&
undcrtone IN corn today prices being bulshy affected
hv rnoderat. short interests and partial
VA advance in Liverpool market Final prices for
ftres locally were NC higher than last night Export
business limited TO IL loads There was decrease
~ o6a hush visible supply. but Increase q
,sO OO1 hush on passage Total stocks IN store and
snoat decreased s57 900 bush being Ssoo00 bush
sgon.t q GEO 900 bush last The stock OF No ?
corn decreascd ss0So0 bush The total visible is now
40 s1 600 bush against 174eiooo bush ast year No
corn closed 38c q b ahoat OArS-The market
entIrsv without trading feature and derived what little
II from the market being finally
unchanged 20 lower. There was decreese q
nc oo0 bush IN visible pulling down tho total 70
:. All o0o hush II $50 600 bush last Total
stCks slso decrea,ed $50 500 hush The supply e now
o47 noO bush this point against o"l hush laf
wso- The stock ~ No oats decreased 302 non bush
No ? cats quoted 27%a?7isc 70 = oats. PC: 10 ?
c7mGoSi5c; track white 2st G'5c RYE-Nartet dnl.
r. western. SOC c Z Buraio. No l Western toi+c,
CT Purno.... .BARLEv-Market quiN: quoted 2S'1'.
r,f,oI
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rI r", ems 1,c ~.s 1ay was as follows

Cleared Rio December H. I&ssen with 3ovOo
bags cleased December H. B~llova WIN
o. bags and steamer Daecarlia. With $1,000 bhgs
cleared Bahia q. Salerno. with 6OOD
bags Euclid arrived from Bahia with IL 28
bags Shipments Rio coffee 10 the United States last
week were 20 bags Earope, Al 900 bags Santos
shipments TO Ire United STATED 5000 bags 10 Europe
$4,000 bags Receipts Rio last week so 0oo bags.
against bags the previous week. and n 900 hsgs
las, year Receipts al Santos ~ 900 bags against il 900
haes the previous and % co0 bags ago Total
warehouse deliveries in the United States a, weak.
40 sY hays Including SIS. 900 bags from Nee-York
aga inst total all ports of $3.50 bags the previous
be stststeaI position OF Brazil coffee is M follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
OTHER MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


,,,,.oo, ncc i3--In cattle m UNEXPECTEDLY small
run cau,ed buyers to hustle earlier tnan uI p ann nn an
average Sae hundred pounds hFher than , Ss
week. lowest nsures The ;hoi,er o 81 h reres; Sd
ss ere "a. s. '19$s 1891 asS e so for CHOICE to
Extra holiday cattle the bulk OF the offerings eTG sh
sn. Tanrns from 81 Is to 81 ?5 while stoekers brought
rom So to So 10 Fat and hefers SOFA ~
e 9S@F' . GS F% AT 75ssa a. CAVES At s. 1880 80
for the better grades In hog, me an Ur,ce, were
srons at an advance OF n Safes were .1I
g. o g the most bs, hpp at g 46as IS The
m;S was rs M'ss sheep TOD .oa to- better
was, Vas is , last week ana lambs sold up to last
lot: sg 70 : a rs i ~ mba wee in
sSSG df +" Prime S g 9sayy
East aSo ss 49, ssS mana for
cluhins o" ami heavT export and steers. These
s; S no sl si s . fS 10
rood TO choice shipping steers 81 0gA s mSo sa vS
ta,y hsrSy d sesr * s5si is choice smooth "a,
Ssier. ~ MIXED Sgtch e eo siSSs - espS sS
81 sH 7S6,4 oxen. 81 2S$s HogaReeept: lao Sas.
Yorker s. asa pSsA; g e sEssi 81 d sSg's 20 8
heavy hogs sS.7gsS o Is 'u ss.cp and IaSbsssctpt
~ cars market fairly active and stronger for lambs o.
s Al s" 8 ..s sas'P fair to GOD " s
SnoGss, to , eSsTs 80 'S'' 3D. '' 10 s00'
sH 4; ssSe d ta S ssS,s:
nays tee s. soGs5 under 1000 10 IS 20 foessr
g S. 81 e. s sST: sr4 s ss' s ':G
Inasn 81 5ts,S 49, COWS a., snd seiiefs e. Ss,s 30
sS; 81 9 sG f9 s5 aSq' s% r
G9Sts.f: 81 8 .sas$ s. lambs sss:ss %
. Es'' l LS5.g Is 3sass o6 edcTs ,.ss5c
fairly active shade hsher prime medas s, so o.
yor !: SHa Ds S :SS 30 sg;:p
choice. s. GcSss Is. common. s'sss d. choice 'Am0'
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ash qs2a91; wssT as ''o S 80 ~ sIN' .p4 INK
VIZ s1oo s. g. SIH9s s9 81 81 S.5? %s n:
~. . So 4'g 81 os ri F2 " n,.:.,
r. , S. I'LL i'., e? S '@d .3 81
s. 45aS,e5 vhskey. dsters rnisNol sn"f' Pc "a,
d0 len s In :ofoT T.b. SS, 01 1 a. - r
steady crsamerics. 1922 saFi's 21lo" 'h'e'@ quiet
clqeln7sg bss isF,oaE nrn en- So, asa't - 40
Gsi%t R1e arH Sc Lara s,catE $ 20 IN. saI
..! s;It -. r:?' 4; t4 fa
sSIS a., fs 80 a's''' ''' '
Mlvsgk.o De- i'wh'' y'3% X E. NGra'' l f,
~ io ;1T't 10 sc E "a &a' .,a MP qiS
, agc Pc j 'aE9'. f Y. "a r.
md patents 81 ooQS5 frs cleaes g 9o1s s'"nd c,3rs
= % $ Bran higher. IN fuis - ""s' 80 IN 'a'S'
-, Dec 60 lgsg' F ;saay s'' r S9.f Is
% s'F%s = S"7i g" Sa. Ts e 10 T. ,o
s, S. '. .prss 70 e. az :Sas % < ..sa a
50 @ ' raa %bs GS 6r 70 d. sGiE 6 a pr
%i',, ' Iaauar r.oruafy AMI March nina c,Tn
s.ealy 40 mixed Deccmhsr; 80. a8?,se ionp 1lr
g 4 VIII. i p:c.iSe1 an" s5 j,aas, a'aa.
e5rGary 2or ana , N'n ~ a,r ~ GOD per- bush
9oe ,R Ryr Prime per oashe 5oa55e IL seconds, per
western ef,smer 2362 Do Penns;y sG l., P 5..
DC. 10 Western prints. DC Ess5 dun ana Ic To-
:roih near0y &c do weyen DC Che',s SLIT, eyIan
T. 5Ec. srarusttj crys'al and diamond A. ~, s's %
~. ~ t. at "a " IS at isc No IT, at Is ~ ~.
Az .ountry BRINE in bbs AZ, d1rk 10. a,; eafrs
3!c gleasc &c b,y, p@qi,tH Gf,a7. ,urs;ys ~
W.. ducks ami sssse sac. r-'ilor', s92c pr.ss.i
,,or, uncnarse! fowls. cho!o', Sc. - Ylir 70 eoNl
E17i,c. chickens large. o. medium do O., cpnm ,, ~
and seGded d. go TURKEY = cno''' ~ ~" Do '-''
O "a
- Louis Dec i3--Fl'nr lower. pa'snis - a. ,oT
eraghi, s. S5d$i5 10. clear AdS4 - medium - S Sg
81 - Whoat.-Snot lower. No red casn 'ls,
,r1,k o0c: Dec,nbsr. aI'ic January 20 Ma, ."
Ig'v soc No hari. cash. 81 GS>c nrn-p 80,
& cosh 2tsc December. - ei J'Sn1,y ~
Ma. .GAT~9'tc Oats-spot t1W; NJ eath .lrNsto
&c track &c. 80. Whit 2lc l''snlihseI ' e M.
"as, Dran firm sacked track. In"'l'3c bnt,
ouls, cr~imery Si,Q22~: dairy. iidl@' Esss ,''at,
X Whsksy 81 10 pork steadv. STANDARD 1f's )0n
ling sSoS Lard lower. prime steam. 81 - - !,
81 81. Rncon--Roxod lots extra shor' ScaF - -.
az rts 81 3IMGS5 30. SHORTS IS 50a$3 621 DF? saI
meats Roxed shoulder T51SS '.irs SER '"@r
'Tclelo Pee. ia-whs9, lower 10 eash cash., an! De
mixsi 2Sis6 oats tun, unchanssf No 2 niyea &c
siradv. prim. cash and December 81 i" Oh un'hans'1
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pnblil

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
" WORKS, NO. $50 NASSAU STREET. n T-Ar
IGNITION OF CONTRACTORS. MANUFACTURERS OF
STRUCTURAL IRON. BRIDGE BUILDERS and g, others sr
Tho non.,riction Of STEEL VIADrCr AND AP-
pROACIiES and upon 18th Avenue from near lzfh
Sree 10 near l3S,h Street In the city OF New YORK
''''' CHARLES r. T COILS,
Commissioner Of Fable Works.
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q. Al 900 haRa HnYre=

closed Ath pig net lower: eales ~ 600 bsga Havre-
SSnee market opened irregular and franc lower; at
~ m unchanged at IN. barely steady September. Il
franc net decline: other months L franc decline
closed sn franc decline: total sales n 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Dec. Ia Cotton quiet and .tcady m!ddlns
D,s u Az bales exports 10 Great Britain 400; to
~ eminent HAZE coaswl'e. 1898 sales 365 spin
Vortok Dec i3-cot,on nrm: miadlins. She; low
r,isSns 3 lido: good ordinary. re; receipts $3.50
Ill.,, oyrS,rs coastwlse 34Ti sales. 500; stock u 500
Hnaousts pee is--Cot,on firm: mhdins. SC; low
miidlng. sac; reetg.s' 3S'' 0a'''' snip'e"'' ""'
Ysy orleans Dec I3-cotton very steady middl!ng.
low mlddiing i5-l6c: good ordinary. 4sc; net
ecents s8li bales gross % ga: exports 70 France
0l0 to the Continent. lilo coastwise. 25sI: sales
200. stock. 3s1 1876 ~
say;,nnah Dec. i3-Cottoa quiet; mdding. 3 3-l6c:
low middling 4sc receipts. II: bales; exports coast
Use 1863; sales 1850: soC! 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
rr.rorrAN rRonrrr MARKETS..

t,,oroool Dec i3 345 D r-ttHchangH- Wheat
spo; 10 rod Western wnter steady. :. lod Va ! req
49, Grn As a: futrr"s quiet T"'emn'r Re I'D Jan
aery Is I'd Februe Is Ia ri.nr- 50 i,2uls fan
~ ISsfst5 Feet F:x'a ~ r,'1 n.H' cia "a prime
a. 'tss Oh prime mess mc!Hn Wece.T. hrm.
+is a. Ha,s Snort cut, - 70. Il? n nrm S s2 "a
Cumberland Is g 30 -. s'faiv "s %
h,t rb 90 Ia % H. dull 25s i'rg c.cAr middle lglt
e. - rs NJ easy 3ls long cl'dr riGiles heayy 80 70
80 ., .asv 3Os shor' Ia 'ks 10 - - ib steady
s9s clear bellies IL 70 X ~ drm 80 ID Shoulders
d. css Chesse--Arsrieaa anes' white and coorei
steadv as 81. Tallow-PrmH rty steady lss 6i
oil-rIyarp5ol rsnred ateadv IS o.. Tur
n.ntine~sprits steady. 2is. Rosin-'ommon steady.
a.
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,-,IIopy STEAMSHIP LINES.

~ rEXAs so. cARocIIS Sa,p ca hND FLa ., ~
,o,. 4, Tsyas Colorado T'tah. Arizona California Mex
lee &C. Georgia TTorida. g. Ds,elsnt scc'mnot,tions
y~S,e ior Su- co page Pocket Guid. mailed trsel
r !, W,TJoRY A co Gen. Agts. Pier ~. L r.. ~ Y.
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Proposals.

= s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Wilmington. Del.
- Dec 10 1891 sealed proposals vii be received
nara until IL O'Clock jannsr, Z. 1898 and then
n"nsnsa FOR removal oTeck III schooner Del Nay in
G2besaneaka BAY For ,nforrnati Ion arpiy 20 VIM =.
SMITH. L. 3. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

Foreign .nsraeis-Snn'os coffee market lfm good
5000: receipts 1900 bags stock. 1.ooiOco
baga Hamburg-Conse market opened i pfs lower:
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4 DvERTIsEMENTs and subs:riptiens Coz The Tribune
" received az their Uptown once No Leg Broadway'
- dor north Of sis,-st, until o'clock m adv.rtse-
received following branch Offices At regular
ns,ne rates until o'clock D. M. viz: 25t shave e.
coT dist ih2 6th-aye. cor i2rhs, Macys, e,h-avs
wes, 4ed st, near 6thavt.: 90 East lth T. 2S' Wet
,,t between Itn ana Sh i39 East f,th-C; lS35
a. oys te,wssn 18Th ami 77th LOGS slave, near
Sis-.t: 7Os LIST ave. near ssth-s 90 "a ave. near
~, MA ab-sve 2f0 Rlcsrksv 325 Beccter-st:
oos ssavs go East 7ah-st.: a? Aaye 26A2 3d-ave
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Notwithstanding for building recreation

NOTICE. FOR building recreatlon
IN structure. On piers foo, Of west 5oth and Chris
topher Streets North Rvet and for e1ons freight ana
nnssens shed West lf9n street WIN De re
ceivei by the Department Of Docks Per A. Batsery
Place, until ii 30 a. M. December |oo 'o''' ro' p"'
tt-ilara. City Record.
ADVERTISEMENTS nnd subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received a. their Uptown ONE No. LIZ SLSsaW..
nens received the following branch "css at tsss'
osic. rates until : ocl5ck o. m, VIZ zst s,n-aNe.'
or cor c5d,st. iE 6th-ave., cor. i2th-s,. Mays
sh-ave ana i4thst 1&2 Conhussvs near Wsst oos osJ
az ios West 6th-ave; az East iih-st S'
West iad.st 1th and sh ave. las East s'sh-
St. is3s 9d-ave. between 7oth and I''h ss' loSo 90
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NtDT Line
ALI. FLORIDA PoIHTs THE sor'rH AND SOUTH
FRENCH LINE.
I\Ipkc\IC CENf.RAi.E Tr1nsatiantiq

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS FRAMED.
sailing seery Saturday, az 10 A. "
rrcu pier NJ -, North River. foot Morton street
Ia Gl.co:.e ..... 'e-. y u I.rt'asn4 ...... Jan
=, Sarra,S. Tee. - Ia Gascogne. ....... Jan Is
=, ~, -,narrs. ..... r7a IN Norrarde Jan y
lst-c.ass passage N. Y.-Paris $50 and upwards.
cav. agsnrv FOR L and Can. 2 Bowling Green n T..
,;.n.i Wr,srr Agency II pearborn-st.. Chicago
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NO VENEZUELA

no VENEZUELA
- Steamer. Of the RED ~ LINE. ur,er mail con-
,ra,i with tins United States government. ars appointed
"a sau from Robert pier. BROOKLYN.
Eor La Guayra dor Caracas. Puerto cse-o Curacao
and Malarabo. VIA Curacao
90 vrNCZrEI,A -. TUESDAY Decemher t. 1 D. n.
IS. PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY. December 3. D. N.
CARACAS. Tuesday January = ISIS. l D. N.
80 goULroN. BLISS & DAL.ETT.
General Managers. No. i35 Front St
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old DOMINION LINE.

DAILY TO NORFOLK.
r,- o.a ro3t Comfort; Norfolk Newport News Peers-
Bug Port.mouth. Primers Point. Richmond virginia
ps,ch Va and ingIon D. c. Freight and passen-
.or steamers sail Pier 26 North River every week
6sy except SATURDAY. a. l.; NJ and Saturday a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
NFw YORK PRICES.

Receipts OF breadstus at interior ports In thousand
last three elphers WoO omitted -four bis grain eush
Fo'lrU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
BANANA RAILROAD.

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANcIsCU
Connecting AZ tire Isimus for all West Coast Ports Of
Mexico. central and South America.
steamer. saii pier foot Yves, 21th ST. ". T.
ArTAScE Dec 20 noon FINANCE. Dec. 30. noon
F5r rates apply ,t Csr1ranys once. % Broadway.
~ n l.. WALKER. rra1'c Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

-, .. ,,,,c ,,,,,.o s,sor. ...s "a eOas4 90
,'st " >, ,a,- na,ye sfesre ......,.. 4Cu y
SeIint nr ~ - IT,, a., .,cers .......... OOd 30
e, nIl."o ~ 80, .................. j01 80
ST ,It 49, A., c,,vs ........ so 3 80
l'I I'M rms na,iye seers onA year ago. esq ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

THE STATE OF TRADE.

DO ns 8 sa TO- s' d. Vanity taS GH' IS
.pns Wheat .iTaisS 81 sSa:1 sS .se saF so sO: whca;
a 5 9 f bG sssm.r s y rs &c, u . sa2
~ bush sales. $1,000 bush Southern wheat by samps
SCOT 33g3Ssc. month S2sa3?hc: Oecen.bcr new "
9i!. 72!Q323oc; JANUARY 5l.43i5sc; FEBRUARY. 2?q
sales 39cco bush Southern white and yellow corn. > sg
G95c; stock. io7 s.7 bnsh' rye quie; No nearby
81. NJ Western. j5c' stock 5i3l9' bush Nay
scE steam f IN y:r T, pcr BUSH fG pecembeT
Cork FOR orders. Dr. q 81 January; p F-Srg,l
caamery 2t24c; do imitation, iNal9c; DO lat'" ia
s S s'I a i5a9 'SG hs.@ ,c @@Ss' fancy
90. large, ga.aloc; do IS medium. ioQiO'.c d., -.
s. S;'a bring Is e. t .n9 . 'm .P'2s Ra;;1;
bbl; Corn steady steamer yellow. 36'. g3ic; No and
10 clipped. al&c; No 3 clipped al'.e. MiIleed
aS P d Dor S' Hu '' %'a Ref 0 .issd $ e %
hind quarters saaIO'sc: tors. 4a6sc veal sSsc. au
qac '' I5hS Wc,cn 2a$s t SGS
Ialsc. Iadles i3a lac cheefe DIN; Northern Sh@ec
o- nae Ne Ds s,r, 81 wheat 2sgy far ns
Dun 40 RED IN store %e N whtc &c E%rn g%
corr. 29i.daihc; 40 rorn. 2sg2@1c. oats-Lshi
27ilc: 80 White 2se@crsc: 30 ? mixed &c " ;
mixed. 2ic. Rariey-sellors f7m demand fnir. choice
Western. itriSc. good I4iaic; common 39GC' IT re-
good 10 choice fc0+sc! poor - common. 3SGt". rye
qur;; ~ In store. Sic. Flour steady: beet patents,
spruf - 25GS5 10: bakers straight spring GIfa u.
b,t's' ceA.. sprns 81 jcTSt -: low irade7 spring
81 277s3 20 patent winter. s. 25 - 30 bot Family WIN
to- 50 igl$t 10 low grade winter 81 ')as3 81; gaham
h"s - 1885 %.
Chicago. Dec. l3.-The leading futures ranged az n
lows:
p, w9,S, No q oPsS0s Hss''' L'r;;t clo'@f
jMi ay -.:::: olAaSi.. esassii', s5i o..
Corn. No. 2:
p.csu,O,r ...... 2s9 :Sso.s9 2s. O.,
5 N,S T....: :::: s. e s. ss%s:' :
ost, No. 2:
n R.e'e'' '.. ss,o; 81 ; :ss as4essa, 81
Mess pork per bbl:
ss:@': :'.:::: SO g s8 y!l5??. IT,
Lard, Per 100 10:
&:3 :.::::::: ;s t.. - II.
Short ribs. per 100 ID:
S 5 s,;;''s 2... a q" q" Ill
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OCEAN 9teamers.

GGGI8I!EW EsEW ] OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.y.Mrrnc AMERICA; NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD.
Express steamers from NeN-lcrK
10 Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa. -. .. .u
trtns ~ tWcTra Jan 10. ~ ~
KAISER ". H. Dec 20 10 AM 'F Bssnsrct Jan a AZ
'Normanna Jan I. 10 AN tKaser W II Fcp 3; ~ I'd
March ,.... ,,n.
Return tickets available for thu seanaeTs OF el.ne' -
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen LON
"'"' r,SrrrI ,o.-,c., North German Lloyd.
Oairirhs & Co, Agents,
A. p,o.srav y Y Bowling Green. ". Z.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-17
COURTESY to Japanese.

Attorney General Smith, president of
the Board of Health, together with Drs.
c. B. Wood, F. r. Day and George Her
bert, took the following Japanese on a
visit TO the various institutions under
that department Saturday morning:
Minister Resident Shimamura, Captain
Kura-oka, Surgeon Koyano of the Ma
niwa. Commissioner Akiyama and 9th
ers. The Insane Asylum was the first
institution visited. Dr.. Herbert left
the party there, and the remainder
went on to the Kalihi Receiving Sta
ton and other places. The japanese
expressed great satisfaction at the APP
pearance of the various institutions.
When Attorney General Smith and
DR.. Wood were in Japan, the same
courtesy was extended them by Japan
csc Government officials.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-17
WEEK FOR LADIES.
Opportunity Seldom Equaled in
Honolulu.

Ever since the announcement that
there would be reduction sale at En-
lers & Co. this week, the ladies have
been on the qui vive of expectancy. To-
day their wishes may be gratified, for
the doors will be thrown open, and the
prices cut down a third or a half, so
that laces, embroideries, linen ducks
and dress goods may be obtained at
lower prices than were ever heard OF in
Honolulu.
These goods are not old and shelf
worn, but new. The sale is made on
account of the store being overstocked,
rather than any other reason. The sale
begins today, and will last week
only. The prices are in plain figures.
and the staff of statesmen has been in
creased, in order that customers may
be promptly waited upon.
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KAUAI TO CELEBRATE.
Preparations for Observance of
Queens Jubilee.

Preparations for Observance of
Queens Jubilee.
MAXWELL, Kauai, May 15.-The
loyal subjects of Queen Victoria resi-
dent on this island are at present par
ticularly busy making preparations TO
celebrate this unique event in their ma
tons history.
Some time ago at a meeting of Brit
ish subjects, held in Waimea, it was
decided to commemorate the event by
holding a grand invitation ball on the
evening of Friday, June 18th, and ath-
letic sports on the following day.
Committees were appointed to carry
out the arrangements, and they mean
to make this celebration the best thing
that has been seen on the island.
Dancing will be carried on in the new
and spacious hall at Waimea, and in
a lanai, to be erected adjoining it, sup
per will be served and toasts honored.
The sports will be held ON the grounds
of Messrs. Gay e Robinson at Maka-
we'll. The Sports Committee has asked
for a good, round sum to provide
prizes, and is now preparing a pro-
gram, calculated to draw out all who
care to view or indulge in manly and
healthy exercise.
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NEARING THE END.
Tournament in Singles Will Soon
Be Over

The tennis tournament in singles is
now drawing to a close, and conse-
quently the guessing is becoming more
and more lively. DR.. Nichols of the
Valley Club was the last man outside
of the p. T. c. on Saturday. His de-
feat by Godfrey leaves the champion
ship in singles unquestionably in the
ranks of the Pacifics. There were a
large number OF people present on the
grounds of the p T. G. Saturday, and
the play was of the most spirited kind
The matches were as follows:
Wight Up. T. G. Jun.) won over Co.
ney in a contest resulting in a score of
4-6, 6-3 and rs.
Hyde (P. T. c. won over Hitchcock
P. T. Co. in two sets.
Godfrey Up. T. c. won the continued
set of Friday over Nichols (V. T. c.
with a score of 6-3.
Roth Up. T. G. Jun.) won over Ad-
ans Up. T. c., 6-3. Match postponed
until today, on account of darkness.
The matches today have not been
fully arranged, but interesting matches
are promised those who care to be pres
ent on the grounds of the P. T. G. from
to 6. The matches will probably be
as follows:
Hyde vs. Wilder Wight (Jun.).
H. Waterhouse VS.. Godfrey.
Adams VS.. Roth (Jun.).
NOTES
The tournament in doubles will
probably begin on Thursday. The sin
giles have taken a longer time to fin
ish than was at first anticipated
The ladies' singles will begin either
on Friday or Saturday.
Adams entered a protest in the match
with Godfrey Saturday. The general
J. Q. Wood, will be called upon
to decide the point, which is in regard
to the light after 5 o'clock.
Wilder Wight, of the P. T. G. Juniors.
played a splendid game Saturday His
returns were swift, his service accurate
and his net plays quick. The P. T. C's
look upon him as one of their coming
players.
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The Westfield Qnd.) Neics prints the
following in regard to an old resident
of that place: Frank McAvoy, for
many years in the employ of the L.,
N. A. & G. Ry. here, says: have
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for ten years or
longer-am never without it in my
family. I consider it the best remedy
Of the kind manufactured take pleas
ure in recommending it " 1t is a spe-
cific for all bowel disorders. For sale
by all druggists and dealers. Benson,
Smith e Co., agents for H. l.
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PART l.
March-EI Captain ...... Sousa
Overture-Poet and Peasant -. Suppe
Waltz-Fantaisle .............. Coote
Selection-Il Trovatore .. Verdi
PART IL
Cornet Solo-Glen Island. Short
Mr.. Charles Kreuter
Fantasia-Golden Blonde =. Eilenberg
A "Reminiscences of the Midwinter
Fair Donigan
oAho -SqucScS casey
Hawaii Ponoi.
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Used a Jack-knife.

Reports arrived on the Mokolii and
Kinau Saturday, of an attempted muir
der at the leper settlement on Molo-
kai. 1t is said that an old, blind leper.
whose wife had run away, got some
one to take her back to the house. He
asked her TO return. and. upon being
refused, took a jack-knife and stabbed
her frightfully, the wounds in the alb
domen being considered especially dan
gerOuS.
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You can have

You can have
tea baking powder
coffee havoring extracts
soda and spices
on trial.
Your grocer pays you
back your money in full if
you don't like ScAlAlzmg's
Best.
u
w. H. BAUGH. Representative.
Honolulu.