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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-17

Net annual profit ...s $50. 900
Or 81 per cent on the capitalized val
uation.
But say the price Of sugar declines TO
a net of only $50 ton. There is then:
q. 900 tons sugar at $50 a ton 81 $40, goo
Less estimated cost of produC-
ton .... ......... e.. $50.
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Reward nf SIS.

\ deserter from the Philadelphia was
caught yesterday morning by Capt.
Harry Evans. OF the hartoy police. Tn.
man had been slowed away tu the
Fort Georss. When caught be dratcd
all knowledge % the Philadelphia and
gave the name OF John LsIry. Evans
was sure OF his man. though. and he
was brought tn the police station.
where it was learned the name was
Gardner. Tie was taken out Co the
Philadelphia, where he was Identified.
\ reward OF SIS was obtained.
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BASEBALL.

Honolulu. Feb. 16. 1899.
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TRANSPORT FLEET.
The Grant. Sherman and Shsri-
dan to Call Here.

Word has been received from Wash
inston by Lieut.. Col. o. :. Long. dspo,
at san Francisco. that
the Mohawk. now the Grant: the Mo-
bile. now the sherman. and The Massa-
chuseits. now the Sheridan. have been
transferred from the Eastern service
To the transport service % the Pacific.
These are the transports which have
been leaving New YORK with regulars
for Manila. going by way of the Suez
canal. They are very large vessels.
carrying over a regiment each. The
Relief. hospital ship. which is now
expected az Honolulu. having come by
way OF the Susz canal. is added 90 the
feet. These four ships with the Ari-
IONA and Scandal. the Government
transports which have always been
held accountable at san Francisco. will
ply between san Francisco. Honolulu
and Manila with United States troops
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Threaten to- Practise.
College Ball
frOulOt&r

Base ball practice OF the Wela IA
Hao team will begin in earnest the first
of next week. All the fans, Lucas. Cor
man. Davis, Bowers. Moore. kiley.
Jackson and others. intend to turn out
and practice hard. They want 20 win
the 90 pennant. and expect to maSnta
strong bid for it.
Some snappy base ball can BE eS-
pected next Saturday, when the first
game OF the Observation-Disclosures IN
ter-collegiate series will take place.
The cup was won last year by Puma
hou. and Kamehameha is determined
that this year they will win il. Game
will be called at $3.50 at the Makiki
grounds.
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Improving College Grounds.

The buildings belonging to the Wood
lawn dairy have all been removed of
the land adjoining Oahu college. and
at the corner Of Beckwith and
streets, and taken ND ManOl
valley. The college people have caused
the vacated lot TO be cleaned and the
new walls erected. OTnamntal and
fruit trees and Royal Palms have been
planted. The change makes n decided
improvement in the appearance Of the
college grounds and surroundings.
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Police Damage Suit.

\ suit against the police department
for 81 900 damages has been begun by
solomon Kauai. The plaintiff was ar
rested some time ago, charged with ma
licious injury, and when the charge
came up before Judge Wilcox Il was
not proven. He claims he has been
damaged by the charge OF destroying
sugar cane. TO the amount sued for. IN
health. business and feelings As 4 re-
suit of his imprisonment.
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Have kihsi Stock .

Henry WaterhOuse * Co. yesterday
secured the handling OF a large block
OF the shares of the new Kihei planta-
ton. Over seven-eighths OF the total
of shares have been subscribed
for, and it is understood that only a
limited amount OF the remaining stock
will be let go.
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TELLS OF KIHEI SHE HAS STORES
CONTINUED from Page oae.)

been analysed by DR.. Maxwell. the Of
fetal chemist OF the Planters Assocla-
ton. who says in his certificate these
waters are perfectly good. in their
present state OF composition. for irri-
CATION uses"
Seed Cane-Cane for seed = now be-
ing planted for the crop OF lsOO-is0i.
The management expects TO plant this
year US99i between July and Deem
Der l. 1000 to 1900 acres.
Productive Capacity-The area III
land which the Kihei Company will
own in fee simple Is nearly double the
area OF the entire Eva plantation.
which is all leasehold. Ewa's last
crop amounted 20 about 1890 tons.
and its estimated crop for this year is
1900 tons.
II Kihei. with its 5000 odd acres. OF
land produces no more than Eva with
its 5000 acres. the returns would IL as
follows: Sugar is now ! 5-l5 cents a
pound, say $50 a ton. Allow a discount
OF SIS a ton for freights. commissions.
insurance. etc, and there Is:
u 600 tons sugar at say $40
a ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Si.tSO. 600
Less estimated cost OF produc-
ton, say .......... 200 600
Net annual profit ........s $50. 600
Or 81 per cent on the capitalized val
uation.
But say the price of sugar declines 20
a net of only $50 a ton. There Is then:
q. 900 tons sugar at $50 a ton 81 .44O, 600
Less estimated cost of prOduc-
| ton .... ........ 10000
Net annual profit $1,000. 5 SOC. GOO
Or % per cent on the capitalized val
uaJion.
If the price should even decline TO
$40 ton the annual profit. on the
above basis, would still be Is per cent
on the capitalized valuation.
Ii the Kihei lands produce as well "a
lido the Eva. there should &c a certainty
OF not less than 10000 tons per annum.
with a proportionate increase of the
labove annual profits.
Special consideration should be given
TO the fact that the land of hihei Is %
be owned in fee by perfect title. This
Twill be an especially attractive feature
TO investors who are looking for safe
land conservative investments.
| OF all the many magnificent sugar
estates in this country but few hold
their fertile lands in fee. The real
value of good sugar land will be better
appreciated as leasehold interests eN-
lpire.
| Personnel-Tha officers OF the com
Ipany for 1899 will be as follows:
President-H. p. Baldwin.
Vice President-B. +. Dillingham;.
! Secretary. \. Thurston.
| Treasurer. u. Cooke.
| Auditor. b. Castle.
Payments for Stock-It il proposed
that 10 per cent OF the par value OF the
stock. or So on a share. shall be pay
able Immediately, and the balance IN
installments OF say 10 per cent each,
from time TO time as the same Is need
ed. over a period of say two years.
Subscriptions-The stock Is divided
into 10000 shares of a par value OF $50
each. OF these applications for 5000
shares have already been received.
| Applications are now being received
by the undersigned for the limited
number OF shares still unapplied for.
b. +. DILLINGHAM;.
| Promoter.
Honolulu. Feb. 16. 1899.
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The trading in cotton was less active to-day but
the tone better and the greneral trend Of prices
followed By ssSPt ea aoen w's on iower
cables. private reports Of rain in Texas. and local
foreign and southern selling. There was no great
from Wall street and some early local sellers caused
srally In which the early decline was fully ree0y-
cred and moderate advance established. The
rain In Texas and fair weather predicted for the
next 80 hours Some advices reported material
damage by the drought and heat in Texas and other
selling by local scalpers caused partial reaction.
AUGUSTA Ga, Aug. l4.-"There is no question but
that serious irrepairable damage has occurred lis
Augusta to make than average Of one bale to
every seven eight acres, whereas those lands have
heretofore averaged fully bale to every four Ave
acres. Many fields have half the cotton on the
stalk open and picking begins In the section
mentioned until Sept IS to 20 saw picking in sew,
eral elds. careful Judge OF cotton, Just returned
Ala, states crops at opeiifa very spotted and not
as good as last year. Both he and our New
man. Ga. buyers state that It is the
& this Tim time A Of year " and poorer than
opelka crops; also that crops from Atlanta to
Augusta are exceedingly small and poorly fruited.
ago neoded most ' favorable conditions. have
MED by Sish tS%pSfatufe for two '' %eeRs,
inst there have been rains daily in all territory
but too late for plant in Piedmont district or stiff
lands While crops on sandy and gray lands were
extremely hot weather. and windy referred to-"
. CoFFEE.-Rio on the spot was steady at 5Ac. for
No 7. Sales of 500 bags Rio No. at 5Ac.. and 500
BoRota. Futures were UNCHANGED, closing steady.
Sales IL. 900 bags. Havre and Hamburg were un-
changed. American warehouse deliveries 49,
TAI bags. Rio was Unchanged receipts Q. O0o stock
Santos was unchanged; receipts "a. ooo stock 1872
OOO Prices here as follows:
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A voting Trust. to continue five years. to bet
ter secure an Independent administration OF
Trust Certificates will be issued Tor Preferred
and Common Stock. as above mentioned.
for The az 9hs
stock of the Port Arthur Channel 4 Dock Com
pany, and it is Intended to retire the bonds Sc
sue OF three and half per cent Terminal
Bond. secured upon said Terminals. and guar
pany. Such new bonds will be based upon and
restricted to the earnings OF said Terminal prop
critics as they may be ascertained upon future
The bonds to be sold and payments for new
stockholders have been underwritten. and the
sum OF 1000 will thus be provided for the
and which Is Believed 70 be- amply saf,clent
therefor.
The holders Of the various securities above
named may become parties to the Reorganiza-
ton Agreement by depositing their securities
In either of said Trust Companies ON OR BEFORE
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1890. for
which negotiable certificates OF deposit in
usual form will be issued.
No DEPOSIT OF SECURITIES WILL BE RECEIVED
AFTER THAT DATE. EXCEPT UPON SUCH TERMS AS
THE UNDERSIGNED MAY IMPOSE.
The proposed plan has been prepared by the
Committee with the approval and cooperation
Of the holders Of large amounts Of the securi-
ties affected thereby whose recommendation
to their fellow SECURITY holders to promptly
printed plan and agreement. which can be OBJ
tanned from either OF the depositaries or from
the undersigned.
Dated Philadelphia. August 18th. 1899.
WIN. r. HARRITY.
Chairman
A. HECKSCHER New York;,
HERMAN SIELCKEN, New York;.
SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY
S1LAS W. PETIT,
WINTHROP SMITH,
WILLIAM EDENBORN (Chicago),
MAX PAM tChicago,
Committee.
LATHROP. MORROW, FOX 4 MOORE,
No. III West Sixth Street, Kansas City, Mo.
PAM. DONNELLY GLENNoN
Rookery building. Chicago.
READ Il PETIT
No. s2s Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
Counsel for Reorganization Committee.
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Live Stock Market.

TauRsDAT. AUG. 17.-Receipts Of beevea were 242
car. Nothing doing in live cattle. Feeling steady.
choice native sides. Cables quoted American cattle
hrm at in 9 12Ac. 2 NJ tops 1se.. dressed weight;
Of live stock or fesh meat to-day none tomorrow.
Receipts of cr.iyes were 127 head. including Al d.
rect and s6 f,r the market Steady and all sold at
50 81 y 100 ms. for poor to prime yeals at $50
for culls and fed calves City dressed veal steady at
10 q 12c. q N.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 3,o94 head, in
Guiding one car for city butcher and IL for
the market making. with the stale stock, to
be sold. Sheep and common lambs were slow;
medium and good lambs firm and 10 o $50. higher.
Three unsold. Common to prime sheep sold
at SO a $3.50 r 100 lbs: inferior to choice lambs
at So @ $3.50. Dressed mutton 81 q slac. q n;
dressed lambs q llIfc.
Receipts OF hogs were 1878 heads including 175
for the market. Feeling a trihe weak Quotations
IS o $40 for heavy to Light hogs.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY. Aug. II.

THURSDAY. Aug. IT.
There was . strong and active market for
stocks day. The buying was OF substantial
character and operators for decliae appeared
70 have abandoned. at least for the pres
emit. their effort to break down prices.
For one thing. they found conditions opposed
TO them. and for another thing. they did not sue
eeed In dislodRing long stock as they had ex-
peeted. About all that they accom- plished. was
70 develop decided resistance by the market to
attacks upon It. A matter upon which evil
IDENTITY they had had placed not little
reliance. was the alleged disturbance In rail-
road rates. II was soon discovered that
most OF the stories OF rate Irregularities
we're untrue and that there was no probability
Of widespread rate troubles As q fact. rate
cutting 10 at minimum. Not in years has
there been little Of land the Is not diff
hoult TO find. Rates are we'll maintained be-
cause traffic 10 30 heavy as largely to remove
the incentive to cut them either By secret or
open methods. 1t Ia when there Is not enough
business to 20 around that rates are most like
~ 10 be unstable. That is not the case now.
for the railroads are experiencing difficulty In
obtaining enough cars to handle their tonnage.
There is 30 much traffic in sight that It would
seem as II the rate situation must continue good
for an indefinite period The spectators with
bearish propensties also were disappointed In
the failure OF money to contract again. There
was less inquiry for time money. indicating
that needs had been met. and call money con-
tinued easy. Sterling exchange was In such
liberal supply that rates were shaded. Foreign
financial affairs showed a distinct improve
ment The Bank Of England kept its discount
rate unchanged and reported q material addi-
zion 70 its reserve.
The dealings on the Stock Exchange were
the largest In some time. and were we'll dis
tvihutad thr0uHhO liat Tha
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Union Trust Company Of New York
80 Broadway.


New York. March 23d, 1899.
The undersigned. the Trustee under the mort
gage executed by the LOUISVILLE AND NASH
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY bearing date March
1, 1877. upon the CECILIA BRANCH. being tho
branch railroad OF the LOUISVILLE. PADUCAH AND
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. extend
ing from CECILIA STATION to LOUISVILLE, in tho
State of Kentucky hereby gives notice that the said
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM.
PANY. pursuant to Section Eight in the said mort
gage. providing for sinking fund.- has paid to this
Company the installment OF FIFTY-FIvE THOU
SAND DOLLARS 1855. ooo) due on March 1. 1899.
and that the undersigned. not being able. after
effort, to purchase bonds for redemption at or
below par. the said Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company, notice and request by the under
signed. did. on the 23d day Of March. 1899. at its
Office, in the City Of New York. proceed to designate
by lot many OF the said bonds equal at par the
amount Of said payment of Fifty.hve Thousand
Dollars. by drawing the same, and that thereby tho
following bonds 10 des ed Or ma vi
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Coffee cables were dull and featureless to-day but
prices here were sustained by small local demand
and the absence Of any selling pressure. The
ceipts at Rio were light.
NAVAL sTORES.-Spirits of turpintine 52@52hc.
Common to good strained rosin S1.3o@s1.32h.
PROFESSIONALISM was steady; western 5,55;
Continental refined $3.50. Pork steady at 1918
ESQ 90 for mess. Meats were firm: picked hams
1Oha1oAc: do. shoulders &C.; do bellies 6@T. Tai
low 4'sc. Dressed hogs 64@74c. Butter.-Cream-
cry. western extras 2lc do irsts 20: State, extras
2o>S@21: do. frsts 1D1S@2o. Cheese.-State. full
cream large or small ooiorea Of whte Gnoioe gsS
X; Chicago. Aug. i7.-"Provisions were moderate.
ly higher on the good cash demand with packers
buying and there considerable covering by local
shorts: The offerings were mainly from realizing
longs"
SUGAR-Raw was firm at 4hc. for 90 test and &c. for
80 test. Refined was in fair demand and firm.
CHICAGO. Aug. I7.-These were to-day's prices;
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Suicide of n Kentucky Girl.

BENTON, KY. Aug. 17.-Eulah Blakely, a hand
some girl OF this place. committed suicide AT he d
nome last Sunday night She first went to hot
room and swallowed some laudanum. but hei
stomach would not retain II. Then she rushed
in.o lhe apartment OF one Of her brothers
and procured a razor with which aha slashsd
her neck several times. Physicians vera sum1
moned. and TO them she said that her trouble
Vas Vas SO great that she could not live. When the
plunged 1t into her heart. 'enAniio "N~
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OMMERCI4L.

THURSDAY. Aug. 17.-Grain: wheat-Spot
was firmer Sales 34S.O 900 bushels for export
here and at the outports. No. 1 northern
Duluth 3Hc. over September Z. o. b.afoat: No.
hard Duluth 6hc. over; No. / northern New
New York 2hc. over. The Northwestern re-
cepts were PIT cars against 1866 last week and
400 last year; Chicago GO against 80 last
week and 101 last year. Futures advanced u to
To- but lost part. closing Il to &c. higher. with
sales OF 2475. 900 bushels. After Change Sep
tember on curb was 76Ac. Prices as follows:
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BAD MONEY IN 4 sESArons HOUSE
Servant Says She Found IL After the Senator
Died and Used Some OF it,

PITTsFIELD, Mass. Aug 17.-secret Service
officers to-day made an important seizure OF
counterfeit money By the arrest of Abbie
Roberts and James Grant tcolored). of Hins~
dale. Mass. they were able to locate 81 900 in
counterfeit bills. The money was all flve and
ten dollar Treasury notes. excepting some
hundred-dollar notes.
The money was secured at the house OF the
late State Senator Samuel Raymond. who died
about year ago. The girl says that che first
louha IL whlle working in one Of the rooms
She began taking 1t in small quantities and
disposed OF over 500 before she was do.
tected. The presence OF the money In tho
house OF the ex-state Senator is unexplained
and has caused a sensation hero.
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MINING NEWS.

despatch from Silyerton. Col. yesterday
stated that the new strike IN the lower tunnel
OF the Occidental averages S73.S1 in gold and
fhe Exploration Syndicate received a des-
patch from Guanajuato yesterday that the new
ming on Monday with an unlimited quantity OF
ore In sight for treatment.
Boise Basin. Idaho, Is showing great i'm
longing to Boston companies are at work.
and several others are being put in place.
Fine results are expected from the seasons
The War Eagle. one mile west Of Chesaw.
Ing quartz II feet wide. which assays sI32.
The mine Is owned by Chi. Chicago no company
been stripped for over 800 feet. It is claimed
that the ore is OF as high a grade as that of the
Cornell The Iron cropping Is used for huxing
The Exploration Syndicate is IN making ar;
city, 1ts 200 ton plant in Chicago Is reported
working satisfactorily.
nanza Chicken Greek district, eastern Oregon.
The drift on the vein about 100 feet below the
PsSs RaS SReasa sod shS
A letter from Bossburg. WASH, states that .
T6 H &nnepT a" Defender oa and Ho9estaFs take
claims. near Pierre Lake. The property has a
sixty to fss rom
SIS to SO gold. The shaft OF tho Scotia on
Toulou Mountain. is down 140 feet. For the
body giving average assays OF $24 to the ton
In gold and copper.
An expert who has been inspecting the
Myers Creek district. which Ia enjoying a
small boom. writes from Spokane that The
reported opening Of a AZ feet OF ore in the
made on a swell OF the vein. The ore Is free
milling. and averages by assay SlS to the ton.
but the writer believes 1t will become base
with depth. He claims that there are no
strictly free-milling properties In the DIANA
Ron country. although some show free-milling
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Boy Shot With a BLANK C.r,r,1r..

bernard sidler. IL years old. OF $50 Second
avenue. was arrested by Bicycle Policeman
Maters last night for shooting Thomas Bid.
aaii, OF 649 Second avenue. playmate, with a
i LIAM Sartridge. The Biddalf boys face was
the worse. ~.' DSs hiS oyos "eEe ASS
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GLIDING gold reserve. .$274.191, 4ee s273, 1885
Money in London ~ per cent. Rate, Of dis
count in open market for short and three
months bills. 3's(S3A per cent. Amount Of
anoe to-day a54, 900. The Bank OF England
minimum rate Of discount unchanged at 31
per cent The proportion OF its reserve to labil-
tiles y 54 per cent afaihst a4'S last %eex
statement OF the bank shows the following
serve increased sS5I 1000. circulation de-
creased f271 900. bullion increased 1878
8S9, other" securities decreased "a 94ee. 900.
lie deposits 'i increased ss6 900. notes re-
serve Increased sloe5 900 o. goyernme1t ts Sc,
quote per cents a. 90 OK francs; Ex-
shows the following changes: Notes In circula-
tion decreased 29.725. 000, francs Treasury
acGounts current increased l. , $4,000 francs;
discounted decreased 1880, 900 francs: silver
on hand decreased 2.550000 francs.
The Homestake Mining Company has de-
clared their regular monthly dividend Of 70
same amount, both payable Aug; 25th. at the
office Of the transfer agents, This means a
total OF $7.723, $50 paid In dividends TO date.
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exports 44o bales The rainfall for the past ~ hours
included 30 OF an inch at Montgomery, Ala, .o2
a. Memphis Tenn; 40 at Palestine; trace q II IL
tie Rock. Arb. The Signal Service predicted fair
weather for the entire cotton belt New orleans
advanced points on October. Futures here closed
steady at . net rise OF 10 points, with prices ~
fDlloWa.
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Influenced by hrmer cables moderate receipts, poor
covering Of shorts wheat advanced moderately.
Liverpool advanced I'D while Paris was Arm. The
than year ago ea Winter wheat points got PAL $40
az SpSn aprnH Whess markets. We're aS ne 5us
against 4o4.o94. The cash demand at the seaboArd
Chicago sold 100000 bush for export. The sea-
board clearances were a56. 800 bush. Rains were
Weather is wanted. Rain is said to Sc badly needed
in India. and Beerbohm eabled that India was can
and in the main OF scalping character and before
the close part of the Improvement was lost profit
TaatSer map on the whois was f.yore5ls. TenparS'
tprss II the the nGa 4 ranged from
Sho 81 ~ TSs
S H hours ana MoSRsn scduy 0la ana
S" sen s AND
the Dakotas cloady. showers east; Nebraska gene
and Friday. south winds. Corn advanced in SYM
patty with wheat Liverpool was unchanged to
Ia. Il has been favorabic Week for corn and ts
position has further improved, but on tho other
b board cissrSnces were large at 1875. TOO bushels.
Oats were hrmer. partly in sympathy with other
FioGR-Qaie. but aTmsr in sympathy with wheat.
Sales 1900 bills Receipts we're s;9S5 esls and
Winter in bbls.:-superane. s2.l6ss2.ao; No. 2
s satGa satS sasS S Sss $3.50 sslG
Spring IN bls.;-Clears. $500 $40; straights,
CoTToN.-Spot cotton here unchanged; no
sales Midland uplands 8 9:le O. against 51Sc. last
Galveston declined 1.ioe. and Mobile and Norfolk
and Galveston 1872 liverpool declined 3-l6d. on
ne spot with sales Of 1000 bales futures declined
Fl 900 against 900 last year; shipments 1000 to
the Continent against 900 last year, to Great Bril-
tain none against none.
The movement to-day was as tolloEsi
o-Ddv. Last Week Last Fear.
Port eceipts............l.o28 1909 1889
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