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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-03

m abansaros N erslt. Hig M 40.
hsfgf ruffi NJ fht flifaas ~ =.
ihem Neff fsI ahi seemed hasIiht.
M ] ha'f hnuNh = hnf fai bird TO . ID
lafre quantity ~ snfehum. which =
hard % digest ana within fnfiy .aishf
hours snnrnmb % the attach N tn
parasite. he whole aiimentaty ANA
1eine iniectsd with millions ~ them
The breeding birds laid q grcai man,
eeEs. hn, W we're unable 90 hatch then
hy any method that could ~ employed
The cause ~ this ! DO not know bui
never came 10 any other conclusion
than that The disease. then the IN.
breetine. which together With the
weakness inherited LEFT a deRenerat.
stock Perhaps the feeding ~ the
grain too heavily might have played
some part In o.. but this doub,
There are a few. perhaps a dozen os
triches. on the island, but think they
are too heavily burdened TO have any
value as suryivals Of the fttest
We made but one shipment of feath-
ers. which were pronounced second ra,.
In quality. however. few OF our birds
bad as fine feathers as could be cot
Ten anywhere \ few were sold In the
local markets at a good figuI>a.
! Will enclose drawing OF the par
ssite as II appeared under the micro
scope, which please return by mail.
Yours truly.
ALFRED n. TURNER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-03
4 Heavy Claim

w. C.. PeocOck a. Co. have completed
lodgment of suit against the Republic
Of Hawaii for the recovery OF duties
paid under protest since the 18th day
Of August, 1895. The suit Is based on
Art. /, Sec. s, Clause Of the constitu-
ton OF the United States, relating "a
the uniformity OF duties throughout
the United States, and Art. !. Sec. s
Clause 9, relating to exemption from
duties OF vessels bound from one State
to another.
The amount sued for Is $3O,3i5.57
Kinney Ballou- McClanahan for plain.
|tiffs.
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American Sugar Company.

Judge A. w. Carter. OF the law firm
OF Thurston & Carter. left by the
Moana for America and will proceed
direct to Boston. Judge Carter travels
in me interest of the new Molokai
sugar plantation In which he is q heavy
stakeholder. He will be gone five
weeks and will place with o. d. Still
man at Boston the order for a nine
roller mill. buildings, ETC.. for the Am
cream Sugar Company. The concern
with which Mr.. Stillman Is connected
contracts to provide the cane reduc-
ton plant in working order.
The mill will have q capacity (nor.
mall Of $50 tons OF sugar every TWEEN.
ty-four hours.
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s. s. CIAUDINE e,
CAMERON. C0NNAHDER

VIII leave Honolulu Tuesdays at s O'Clock
p. m. touching at kahului, Hama. Ha-
moa and kipahuiu. Maui. Returning ar.
rives at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
win call Mt Nuu. kaupo. once each
month.
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iAIGER -RElSOLDS.
Happy Unio1 Of Well known
Young People Of Hawaii.
(From Wednesdays DailyJ


The wedding of Miss Bessie Reynolds
to Charles II. Fairer took place In st.
Andrews Cathedral at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning. Rev. Alex. Macintosh
performed the ceremony.
Miss May Weir was the bridesmaid
and the groom was attended by Georgs
II. Angus. The pages were Little Miss
Kathleen Taylor and Master Charles
Reynolds. The ushers were Archie c.
Steele OF Hilo and st. c. Is. Sayres OF
this city. Wray Taylor presided at the
organ and played the Lohengrin wed
ding march, as the bridal party enter
ed the Cathedral.
st. Andrews Cathedral has seldom
appeared so beautiful and attractive a.
1t did yesterday. A background OF ferns
and MALE vines, dotted with marguer.
ties, aster and Gala lilies, created much
admiration. The chandeliers over the
middle aisle were entwined with vines
Mrs. Wray Taylor and Mrs. st. c. b
Sayres directed the decorations.
A large number OF the prominent so
ciety people witnessed the ceremony
Mrs. Fairer 10 the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. d. Reynolds. She hal
many friends and admirers In Homo
lulu. Mr.. Fairer Is coming youni
man OF Hawaii. He Is manager OF T
II. Davies & Co.'S branch store In Hllo
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No freight will be received after I ..
m. on day Of sailing.
This company reserves the right "a
make changes IN the time Of departure
and arrival Of it, steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE. and II will not be Responsible
for any consequences arising therefrom.
Consignees must BE- 1t the landings u
receive their freight. This company Will
not hold itself Responsible for freight
after It has been landed.
Live stock received only at owners
This company will not DO responsible
for money or valuabies OF passengers un.
less placed In the care Of pursers.
Packase. containing personal s9cctx
value. must have the. value thereof plata.
ly stated and marked. and the Company
will not hold itself liable for any lo6s o.
damage In excess of this sum exoep. the
goods be shipped under special contract
All employees OF the Company are for
hidden to receive freight without deIiv-
ering . shipping receipt therefor n The
form prescribed by the Company and
which may be seen By Shipper upon ap-
plication to the pursers Of the Companys
Shippers are notifed that II freight T.
solely at the Risk Of the shipper.
'..ssengers are requested 70 purchase
tickets before embarking. Those fall
,ng to do 20 will be subject to an addi-
tional charge OF = per cent
9. L WIGHT, President
3. b. ROSE, Secretary.
GAIT. J. a. KING. Port eupsrtntsnase6
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tafiitn ~ tHNnI fNr SIZE eN o.
~ o. tf iafi nha . iiaa t.sr
rhf fnansrrf NnHdIa eNh ilH uFr
lNi $40 ifauesff Mufsat tIf nff 81
isfisa ~ tlniaf
Ants raerNfil has ssns a. fssr
fna on Hhfff Hs has "a enEaFfmfb
.r naini ai Rnai sen puruAiis
Cari rsilef ~ al. hark kHkNst IL
l..pl, stl..ed hy teraipi II news f,,en
hs STATES ~ che death ~ hls dasx aisf
Ruiz, lA.st.f has l,.-.e ytnnlns som.
Die pnrss.s al the blr,rls meets In Nee
zealand one parse amounted a. ssO
49,, -. -. =. 49,.
AT ava ana Matan,.. hax, a. l,..n
r,ns,ltaaf,.d f,.,n = ,,,ilo. pei,t al
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A.. =, - "",1 49, -. =.
p.arnit M,.,b u.a.r, The, ALI reside
PERMANENTLY
n,,n Al A y,.,y,tc. ...,t.., 49,.
ii~b a,my .,,,r,. 80, a. s.,,,,. Us Us
'..,',,,' a., -, ',..,'',.' a =,
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$3.50 i,.,,,t .'. p'a'is io'
"a ~ ~, ~. - 30 ~ ...',',
hio..I
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49,, " '''''
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IvIIdor .,,r...,s =, A., 80, ar r ,'',.
manths ua mag vi, naniI. hos,s,,
rat,rni,.
.r,,. 49,.
. nippo" wa ""n siA 'a!s' ior,!-
80 = 80 - .''. ..,.' 'n. On
- IN - ~. - "'o
Ms,tnosa NV Na"" W N"'
"I.,okout Charley, ps,erso, has emma
TO san Francisoo where he vii, remain
seyar. weats His d,nsh.ar ac'.nm
panied him and will remain In school
, long time bas been a witch .antain
Al the Insane Asylum mas s,,cceadaS
" m sayidge a. acoonntant for The Tia.
saiian Carriage company
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-03

Little Appetite and no Iscrs,

lhcss ave s,inltoma chat ~.
lafrt uuui'gt ~ flfnIlg NefUu
Eise the Testimonial ~ Ma A Nafe
~ hssi hfishanc, Ourcns am vfl
does n"' licsi,s,, ~ ,cil you 6tusl ID
umcdy that Cared hef
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-03

VIM. Landers, a San Francisco cap
italist, and his daughter, Miss Land
ers, will arrive on the Rio de Janeiro
for several weeks stay In Honolulu.
Miss landers il prominent In San
Francisco society circles.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-03
ARRIVE HONOLULU.

VIII call at Pohoiki. Puma, on the Sec
ond trip Of each month, arriving there
on the morning OF the day OF sailing
from Hilo to Honolulu.
The popular route to the Volcano Ia
via Hilo. A good carriage road the entire
distance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-03

for nee psf,L no,1 "a mss..
ygsad. l8f ~ gisb ~ IN.
ty~ N, IN ato mag WI
~ ~ ~ hs,. gah IN, sovs.
sig ~ @si,eg ftsiy lh,A.
Eh,a osi ~ opiey 10 IA a.
rofig and moi merit aiio,c ~.
ay tpi,r 70 ruin ne wafch.
afio Thich. S,sd n 10 ~ fov
Preper 'ypg'rs.
The Cost Is oi,soys more 10 roc.
after such f,eoim,n, !. erer %
much hitter 10 send II risk
darn 10 ss. for me ai|o~
Nothing Jsf perfect work 10
feo,e oar norkshop.
You rH b. surprised. zoo. hom
much cheaper Il wiH b.. ons
hor much more satisfactory
10 yO".
" otohes are securely ywck,ed in
toooden bo1es, and yetuyneei
90 IRE safest possible manner.
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Information On Ostrich FARMING
Here Is Wanted.
A REQUEST From WASHINGTON
Letter Came to Chas. M. Cooke.
Answer Made by Mr.. Turner.
a Disease Found.

4 spssialist in charge o, one OF the
bureaus OF the department OF agricul-
,ure at Washington. has written TO
Chas. NJ. Cooke for full Information on
the ostrich farming experiments In
these islands. Mr.. Turner. for some
time manager Of the ostrich company,
has replied and says:
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S. s. kINAU,
LEAVE HONOLULU,

Returning, will leave Hilo at Q O'Clock
q. M. touching at Laupahoehoe. MANU-.
kona: kawaihae. Maizena,, Maalaea Bay
and Lahaina the following day. ARRIVING
AZ Honolulu Sunday morning.
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Live Stock Market.

Ngw Yoak. MONDAY. Nov is. 1879.
heceipts OF beeves for two days were b,2b6 head
including az cars for export alive. l+7 for slaugh.
tsrers and 90 for the market making with the stale
cattle VI cars ON sale. Market opened active and
steady for steers; closed quiet asd baIoc. lower
bullp and cows were steady with the exception OF
medium cows when were weak. Tho yards were
not quite cleared. Common to choice native steers
t4.O0sSh.25: bulls at s1.s56st. 90; cows at slrb9
500 Dressed beef in good demand a. 7eoAo. per
70; fancy hscf 1oc. Cables quoted American cattle
steady 1ih&i?hc. per D. dressed weights few tops
A. lsc.: REFRIGERATOR beef higher at 1oItc. per 10
1900 Cuartcrs OF beef.
Receipts OF calves for two days were 2.CSb head.
and there were 2.I5s on sale; Good TO choice veals
we're nrm others Ssat and slow grassers also ruled
dull About loo calves un.oll. Common to choice
Neals sold at Shes6 so per 100 MS: tops at $50;
culls and little calves at ttsttbo. grasssrs at
s2.Losf3Ot; yeArlngs at 81 25St3.oo; Southern
and Mest.rn calves at s2.5oes3bo. City dressed
ycals s9l2tc. per n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two days we're
1887 head. including 1tt cars direct and 10 for
the market. making. with the stale stock, 81 cars
on sale. Good sheep steady TO hrnI. others weak.
lambs. were steady to = shade lower: the pens were
about cleared. Common TO choice shesp sold At
t2.hossI.bo per 100 ms; culls At 81; common TO
choice lambs at St.So9S5.4b; Canadian lambs At
s8.9Oet. Dressed mutton %to7c. per D. dressed
lambs dtasSc.
Receipts. OF hog. for two days wsr. 2o.l4s head.
and there were about cars on sails. Market
lower Attt. 25st4 % per 100 Ms.
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The depressing factors ~ the cotton speculation
w'Gs hcaliss receipts. The srb,lty Of .trIa ~
per cent. import. OF poor Fast Indian trade aud
Sni'Ecru, NAIL street and foreign selling The
German house sold considerable ana although
sVrnt ], soII the later position. rather
ir'cb. On .o other hand IN able. were
sggro.n,S OF 900 baIr, hut fUr thr pus.l hiIity Of
larger receipts this week - the result W the ent
HiNsn q ths openng iisc ~ Lriec, here might have
j. that for the moment the crop movement will
show soGnc increase. Bulls maintain. however that
VA, H0ss not ., Ny TII i inI ,,y ina" TIE S;r"p
Asu-d that the very increase IN tie rec, pts indi
Gates increased buying and thus alarm the par, OF
Europe, and y disinclnatlon I" any longer adhere
o. th. 10 tho increased supply OF cotton bills
Vi exchange. vhch. believed to have had not little
change. Reports fron the dry good. district con
Time III tho man very favorable. although the re-.
cent mildcr weather Mt tho West has somewhat
retarded for the moment the retail distribution.
lIIt the mills busy and sold ahead for many
months. the consumption IL large and bulls main.
tain ,ha the sroP not over 100000 q, the ont.
IN The neighborhood OF p.ooc,ooO. Very heavy
liquidation, however, caused = sharp decline. the
not a little to do with IT, But a. tho lower prices
Wall street interests bought heavily and this with
good deal Of covering OF shorts caused = sharp re-
bound on which about half OF the early decline Was
recovered.
Corrrs- Rio on the spot wa. s,isr at s,c. for No.
:. bales OF 1000 bsgs santo. Nos. aud "a mo.
kmcrc.n warehouse deliveries last week were IS.
ap5tS last year HaSro opened irregular h advance:
at noon prices declined & from tho opening. closing
unclaimed for the day. Hamburg 0pened at = al:
unchanged. Exchange 7Isd. .l'32d. decline, Re.
cripta I5.Ooo. stock 2an OOC bays Santos que at
200 rcis Decline Receipts, $4,000; stock 7lsooo
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Court Calendars This Day.

~ ~ y. 50, y; i. ~ =. 20 81 a. g. 70 w.
SUPREME Court. speci.i re.m,PAr LvMo,ion
matters. Part Iii,-Uisar = Motions . demurrer"
Nos 1851, llts. libn iisu. iisi, Preferred
aud Fsct-Nos aeti. islI. 2s6t. svsi. ssoo. ldv2
1870. zoos. 2y5a. 1851. sT72. ssol, 3s5i.
at?I. sai2. a:eb. ;lssc, :.sot. 1853. 1901. 2a2s
Unfinished Case. from Pat n. Par, viii:-csss
T., Ic ET'''fa r. 1fT%
i!oai. io2!s. lo:;a io2s!, sso7 po.5. stoE
s $50 1919 1874. ss %s @ $50 ;o: 3.' assS
s%@s 81 Ss 5 5s S Sss :t5 t ss S..
sisa: Part Iv.-Clesr-Cs.ss from Par, III
Part v-Clrar -Cssca from Part III Part N1'-Clrar
,,se. from l,r, III: Part vi. ,,Il.ar.Nos aaio
5s5i. aily. hl3s. hl75, a.6i Pass. 5l4l. % -
80. "ta!. l5.a. s.i. "t?r. Stai. 5'oi. hbts.
hnt-hed-Ca-r- from Part VII. Part iN.-Ca'o nm
nni.hri-Ca'e- from Part ~. Part case nm
sn,.ssi-Sa.e. t,om rsr vi; Par, XI.IG,'s IN.
jo.rurd los rhursd,y, November ~, lsSa.
Sur, snr5os.'.. .oW'-y hsmoSr..MS!.Gn ,alsnd.r
/. Clinton. Elizabeth II Miller, Jessie watson sarah
\. Horton. william Y. Hand. John Harriet. Sil.
ysi,tro, oslo Morn. a9id.,ein' Mare J. Hammer,
france. NJ. woodward. at 1910 4. n 30 1907
wall Of samuel Montgomery. at 1880 An
Ciiy Court -Speci,l r-rm-Court opens Al "a.
,GaI itsa iss6 ASA. M c TO-" " az
raj. 49,. 25Y aosp 3:?p. a227. btn. gll as. 1id.
Part II Case unfinished .No.: ii.?, sOs. 6a5 G,a,
,;2s it -" iI!s We aai ;sd 2oG i;S' L. iS"S
isr. I-uE. isos 1897. 1903 isO.. 1910. ISL.
is,i Pr, y ss '; ;sg ii I2@S
s.a:e,HS"; Az. sss, ssSs 5sa; atsi. S1S,
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Delaware, LaCkaWanna & Western,

Stations in New York, foot OF Barclay and Christie.
LaaysN u nj phsr SIS Arrive n. Y.
80 90 am. Ithaca Dswsgo, Buffalo FS s,on nm
100 pm, Buffalo and Chicago Express $500 nm
400 pm. .. scranton. WilkesbArre and '
Plymouth Express ....... l2;au PM
$500 pm Buffalo aud ChcASo Linn, FL S7;31 pm
IS 80 pm Buffalo FL. tar Buffalo as am, ~ 40 Am
1880 pm. Ithaca, OswegO, Utica and
Buffalo FL ......,.,,....,.,s7!3o am
tSleeper TO scranton, NAV be orcu MED N T,3O An
Tickets and Pullman accommoda tlons at lis 40
and $50 Broadway aud - Park place.
Westcotts Express COMPANY will call for and
check bsggsgsto destinations sDAily,
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Ilquidating sale. for local account caused decline
There was nothing stimulating IN the cables and
little local realizing was sufficient to d. press prices
The warehouse deliveries for eleven davs OF this
month were 2bI,6I6 bags. against IOS,3Ta for the
same time last year and l4r,OT6 in 1877. The re-
Cuipts at Brazilian ports last week were 24s, 600
bags. against lr3.nOO in tho previous week and
l7O,OOO last year The low price and the big con
sumption are the principal bull arguments.
MEr>IS.-COpper was dull London 81 Ia. I'D
lower than on Friday. Lake here spot for Oct. 10
Eleerolytic idjsSl7c; Iron was depressed here
offered at the dose in 5000 ton lota without buyers
The sensation OF the market was the decline OF
Gl2 in pig tin in London since Friday. making tho
quotations there II, after which thereiwas rally
leaving tho closing price on the spot i22 los or
S2S below the price ON sept. ~, when the market
reached the top. London was excited and New
York dcmorA!iIed, Spot on Change sold at 2GS.c,
quoted a8Ho2oAc Pig lead 4.0oS+.ob. speltsr
4.G59+,75
NAVAL sTORES.-Spirits Of turpentlne, 52abcho
Common TO good strained rosin. 81 .3o9sl8
PnOvlsos.-pork was dun and unchanged. Mess.
f"GSp,76. Meats were quiet Picked shoulder
To-: do bellies. ehS7sc;i do. hams &c Lard
vas Vas easier at the West, H9Es 6'ssSHc. THllo..
ton creamery, 2lc. Receipts, +,n57 pkgs. Cheese.
fancy. September i2lt 2sac. for small: i2ai2%G,
forlarge. Receipts 2H22 pkgs Eggs ?3c. held stock.
ln.psl7c,: lined, lbheldc.; receipts, 1888 cases.
Chicago. Nov ia larger run OF hogs than eI-
pccted made provisions easier and the closing was
commission houses, with shorts and packers tho
fair
SuGAR.-Raw was quiet; % test 4Iic; 40, 3 I3.lGe.
Refined was dull and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-Thoss were e. dAy's pricss
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY,

The Avenue Of Travel south aud southwest,
CUBA, MEXICO CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York depart from P,nnsylvsuIa
i H. station DAILY :sd st.. Cortlandt and Des.
brosses 81.
ss-The leaving time from Dssbrosse. and
Cortiandt streets 10 five minutes later thnn
that given below FOR Twenty-third street
station.
I.iIo A. N.-FAsr MAiI,-Pullmsn Bun., Sleep
ing Cars New York 10 Atlanta. New OrieAn.
Washington and spartanhursh.
:;b5 y. Nm Y FLA. FNPRESS-Pullmaa
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New York TO Cplum.
his, sAvaunAh. ia ksanN ile;. Tampa and Augut Is.
2;55 =. M.-WASHINpTOS 4 CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED. VIA LiSCHBC RI -Pulimin Drawing
Room Steering carr. New York TO Roanoke, Knoy.
VILE. Chattanooga New orleans And Memphis
Dining Cars IA ford and Alfalfa.
A:2b u. VI. -WAsHlNGTOS SOUTHWEST TERN
LlMIIFD-fillnau Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
New York 10 Alta ltA, New Orleans, Brmtnx CHAM
Memphis. Ash.ville. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals. New York and
New orleans. Tourist Sls"ptn Car. ws.hinE-
ton to sAn Francisco. Mondays, Wednesdays aud
SEw YORK OFFICE All BROADWAY.
FRANK ) CANNON. I'M. CCLP.
sd Vice Pres. Gen,l Mgr. Trsac MgA
W, A. TURK, O. p. A.
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Glections and dflcetinps.

The Annual Meeting Os the Stockholders ~ TINS
AMER, Az COTTON OF. COMPANY will he hold AZ
the pr!n''pa once of the Company, at TIL R"un"r',
near hnitrnburg Hudson County, New Icr.ey. N
THURSDAY, the IIh day Of December, isEH. a. ~
O'Clock noon for the purpose OF elertirG Directors.
and for he Transaction ~ such other business AZ
may propCrl, come before the meeting.
The stock Transfer Books Of the Company " II he
closed at = "; IN Noyember 18th, Saa and VIII
be- reopensd at 10 A. NJ December Sth, l-a'.
BY order VI the Board q Directors.
JuBrCS z RALPH. sserstary.
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months bills, 4x94X per cent, Amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank 81 EnGlnnd
onote psr cents at 100 francs 80 confines.
Exchange on London. rs francs ~ centimes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
rryzycr>I AVID COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY NOV. ln'
IN. s..cution OF selling orders that had sc-
cunnulstsd over Sunday because OF the poor
.hoviny made BY the banks on Saturday de-
nrsss.d In. stock market during the first hour
~ buaine,, The early rates for money
=, coII ,uRaes,sd a repetition OF last
vsst,s money market aud this also in
duc.d tho speculatIys community to expect
s,ill lower prices. Some encouragement was
found. however in the weakness in the foreign
exchange market at the end Of last week. In
h,ub.r price. for American securities In Lon
don and beayy buying here by foreign arbi-
,r.os houses These last considerations were
.ubordinste to those first enumerated until
,o.dnv'. busipsss in money and In foreign eI-
change had gotten we'll under way.
The frst Interesting development In money
wa. tho Offering OF over 81. 100000 at 9 per
cent by one OF the more prominent trust com
ponies Other institutions. including several
NJ the agencies OF Canadian banks. fol-
loved this lead and in q short time
it was estimated that fully $S.000.O00
had bssn lent on the floor OF the Exchange at
a n.r cent At the same time the trust com
nsny referred to loane about 81. 900 900 more
o,.r ia counter making its total loans for the
day over ~ 900 600,
Thar. WAS naturally a good deal OF curiosity
o.. IN thu real souroe from which this money
cams. IL may be satisfied BY noting the call
vhicb vii, h, Issu.d by the trust com any to-
norrov morning for the REDEEM ption OF the
,sm,Inins Northern Pacific Railroad general
uortsnae bonds outstanding. The amount
4. nprroxima,.ly 900 and the oom-
p,ny having secured from land sales suf-
defiant funds to redeem the bonds form ally de-
.,dss to-day upon their red EN- ption and turned
m. necessary funds for the purpose over to the
tru.t... tn. Central Trust Company Obviously
an. mon.y will in due time be paid out to In
x..,or. who will nj once seek TO rs-sm poy II
IN ,n,e e.pacity in the loan market
simultaneously with the break In money
r.,.s there was further decline in sterling eI-
chang. Transactions in .isht sterling at a. low
n rat, "A x4.s4a were reported. This approach
10 within A fraction OF a cent OF the rate at
which sold might be imported at a slight profit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
clerk souily Nus, Rein.,.,. Greene.

Edmund V. Greene obtained a writ OF man.
damus from Justice TruaT o, the supreme
Court Yesterday directing p j. Scully. City
t'erk, to reinatato him In the Once Of GUS
and was removed without charges on Aug. II
last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. Nov. 13.-GRAIS-Wheat-sn was
dull and depressed. Sales OF 1o4,Ooo bush.
including 100000 at the outperts. No red In
elevator. 10. under December. No. 1 Northern
Duluth. 4Lc. over Decem Der No. hard &c. over.
Northwestern receipts were 1924 cars. against
1912 week ago and / $3.50 last year; Chicago
1O7. against III this day last week and 40
last year. Futures declined Ne, then rallied
on Dscem her and March. while May ended sc.
higher than on Saturday. Sales OF l.945,OOO
huah a. follOHs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
ERIE RAILROAD.

ThrongI TRAINS leave New York. foot OF Chambers
~ as follows. and nye minutes earlier from West
900 4. M.-vsstbuls Eiprs., daily for Bling
c'VV hamton, WaNcrly, Elmra, Buffalo, Bad
ford. arrive. nurslo sP. NJ. Psiior Car Buffalo.
cIM T.. M.-Nestibule Limited Fast mail daily,
-.oo Solid train for Chicago. arrives at Cleveland
80 4. NJ, Chicago p. NJ. Sleepsrs to Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
S.00 y, M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vestib uled
.cV Express utily, arrives Bnnalo 1905 A. 81.
Bradford I:?u 4. N. Jamestown A. NJ. Youngs-
town 10 ~ A. NJ, Cleveland = 30 T. II. Sleepers 10
huralo and .ley.land. Cafe Library Car
OIL T.. VI. DAILY, solid train for Binghamton.
csio WaNcrly, Elmira. chicago. sleepers TO Buff
tsio, Chicago AMI Cncinn.u Dining ca.
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
1 ACCOMMODATIONS III, iIa. 3Si. tOi and
~ Broadway; ~ Bnwery. 1874 East l2sth a. and
2.S West lnhth st.. Chambers and West 2Sd st. fer
res, New YORK. asa and $40 Fulton at. ~ BROAD.
way. nrootlyn; 1872 Riyerst. Hoboken, And Jersey
City Station, New York Transfer 60. calls for ant
checks baggage from hotel and residence TO deS
tinAtion.