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New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

cotton Exchange special L1vsrpo3 eaDsnsRot oo'Tn on
t ts 20 bales American 5000 bales; scePts ~
ShRo, .DeyIcsn coo bales: mdding upland, liza
FnfnIes opened steady. point higher closed s,eahg
I493h goinas. net agsnb. Febraary~ March 4iib
April 40shb; APIl-May 4os6; MaynJmns
,mibey 63hs: September October 8oov Decemoef
}s@a 10 Msnchester-Yarns and cloths some ousneh"
low prices -, a. ..o a..
,y o,1p AND MEATS-Not being able 10 secure ina
wanted buyers again maintalhea an IN
s,,l,ude toward the nour market, having ialr
t nn hand little conhdencs IN the stability
suppss market Feed sti hrm, with spot stun
~ , @ AZ All and held at si7 80 % arrive Spring patents
So sos4 o winter strsigh's ss Ssa 90 w,hts No VIM
sr s3 7ss2 o. No winter t2 s2 a6,I 1o n2
vps iiRDu fair 20 good 81 lo1f8 20: cnoice 20
fancy ~ soass .coRNMEALnQuiet; quotea, Am
quoted Fine white and yellow soaee eOsr,s sssEs
a 900 n, gi7 85Mf17 30; winter bran .Ix
ais 20 atter white middiDEs tiTgs city feed vi "
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
llyfRrooL oorroN MAnKEr.

Liverpool Dec. 2s. =. Motion sgot f'ir de
mauA price. 324 higher. American mGdHng. fair
4ii-iGd god mddIus 4st. mildng 7-i%l low
nildlinE sd. good ordinaIy. ! , SD ordinary.
3 % 32i The sales %, the day were 10000 bales -
which 800 10 speculation ana export and Included
- 400 American Receipts $3.50 bales including - go
American Futures opened nrn and closed steady az me
advance: American middling ~ c. December j. BIu
10 J4 value December and January ID lONt 10 b4d
6lyers January and February IL dIgt IL CID buyers
md March. II 6fd buyers. March and April
. 8.Hi 10 63d buyer. Apr and May 4 sea- buyers
Nav ana June G-0iqt T-64d buyers June and july,
a = sgt sellers. July and August 8Iut +eId sellers
Angus, and september. 63 6tdid sellers, September
ana October , 53 Gid value
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
LEHICH VALLEY.

etious FOOT OF 2Sd Cortandt and Desbosses Seeo
(Penns X. r. Ferrtes) x.,--
Ta Wcst Street Other figures COrtlsndt or DesDoeeeS
Streets Daily except sunday sunday leaves oPs
trains daily tSunday 645 esundsy lcsS 80 An
\ sunday leaves s6l5PN. sunday leaves oloPN
t.E55 100 A. NJ. Local for EAsION.,.c.y. v,rte .,a
.,JJ loan For BUFFALO NIATAhh 49, cnn %
West principal local points Paror and pinnB ,s wv
meets for Coal Branches- .-..,v o,.Monn rx.
hsaSsSmssi sSS sS0H Iran 's.SSs
capacity Due BTnalo i ~ M; SS seSice Ia carte
.iI55 90 P ~ For wlLKEsBAhkE, az, sohAS,oS ,,.
$a3xX ii0P NJ Coal Branches and inerinediste ponS
v.XIO w 20P.M Local for MAUCH CHUNK r.. WAC
Xxx x6IOPx chicago Nestione Lune1. TIT cs,.aSn
ARA aud points West Through Sleeping Cars 70
a"a ,.S5 soOr Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
l.s.s5 90 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO
and "ps e sfy6 spd B0US6 BROOK locals daily except
sund.r - rs 80 NJ: 30 .6i 90 % 70 and ~
na and Pullman at u.s. 26l, oo W nna
1884 Broadway IS Union Square West ~ oonogs R,otyn,
ssl Fulfon ST Court 81 - Bdwy and Annex staon
Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from nossA "
res.denco through 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

speculation the feature or to-oA
oueratons on Cotton Exchange From the very open
fnc shorts distrustul and nervous the news IN E
ers having depicted much nrTner condsns mere as wei.
as abroad than calculated upon while oner1nss even
an advance surprisingly sight chief among ouH
Influences the English cables and sTJhg rulhs "a
soithe~n spot markets. Not only did Liverpool respond
10 our advance yesterday. but showed disposition
20 take initiative in bull rnovernent our Hhikst
ing the little departure from ths
level and trading did not reach imposing proper Mons
T,srlv In the afternoon. however there "ss oeSioe
chsnge better the volume OF speculation. Shi
nrces advanced rapidly vigorous buying by shorts hu
9eressiye action OF markets friends On the uplu
Ne O-Ieans and other Southern speculative centres sem
hstantia buying orders while Europe bought the Mar
snd Nav options eagerly The foundations OF bear conf
dence We're remarkably hrm dispatches from
leading spot markets indications that receipts would I
the~ dvnda away and persistent rumOTs that iofeish
sninners becoming frightened by the Inedsrs shoNs
~ stocks in Liverpool the light supplies IN huIOpea
mills and reliant attitude Of holders IN ths couh,iS
was pointed total exports 70 Great Britain mus
a. this season have less than lOOoVo baes or fe
than short OF the amount exported during
,he fame period a ago The Continent mas 'sKen
035 bales date against l44sVO the same tile
~, The total all foreign countries
m 10 the present reached less than 25Vv baes
s against practically 100000 bales In lss In the way
~ receipts ports show 3s1ovo paes. as tsaIns'
bo7 CG bales September 20 THIS day Isst ytat
Esary All Southern markets reported hgher prices t's
sf,srnoon with business in spots az NeWOleahs INC
largest IN months The market closed firm al net hd-
vance OF 70 u points. 49,, 1919, =. A.,
Was follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
Di2 A. NJ and 3.b5 T. NJ. NO.. except Sunday. 10
Pittsned; sundays only at go n NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trsn'
Trains Illuminated with ptntsch Light
Ticket Offices at tis Pei. 4s and 1919 Broadwsy 2o
Union So w, 233 Columbus Ave, 6l West 18th 81,
i25th ST. and l3sh 81 Stations New York S3s and '2o
TeIephone ''aeSO Cortsndt' for NewYcrk Central Cab
Service baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE RI DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
FOR THE WEST.

FON THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehail TerminaD. and
foot OF Liberty street.
sDaly tE,xcept Sunday sSundays
CHICAGO, .43o {. m. liberty street only). 'i.3o
D. m. and s12l night
PTTTsBuRo. .4So a. m. Liberty street oniy) 'b.5s
D. M, 'I2. 10 night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a m. 1855 .. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE tsoo. 1000 Dinsr,.
oil 80 a. Diner) t100 y. (Dlner. 'l30 (Diner),
'3 90 CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner
and Cafe). '455 (DineD 1888 D. Dner). and si2 ~
night. NORFOLK, tl.0O m.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ofces ll3 lI2. 26i. 42i 1884 Broadway. IS Union So
w, l27 Bowery n. " Ss9 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn White
hall Terminal aud Liberty Baggage checked from
hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
6teambcais.

BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
SOO Wv" - VIA SOUND LINES.
FAIL RIVER LINE. Newport and Fall River
A.vs pIsr 10 y r. Warren ST.. weekdays only at
Zoo r NJ strs PRISCILLA and Puritan. Orchestra on
each.
sToNINGToN LINE via Stonington-Leave Pier 80
n r.. OF Spring ST., weekdays only at 800 r. ~
steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE VIA New Iondon-Ieaye Pier 80
" n foot OF Spring ST.. weekdays only at $50 L. NJ
s,.amers city OF Lowell and city OF Worcester.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

c., cotton in the local market ruled quiet and steady,
c,,tS nrces " higher the basis Of ll-Uc for mo
",i,e INLAND and 15-1Gc for mddng Gull sales were
1s0 bales markets niddllng quo'eu was
renortel by follows; New Orleans hfH
@nelalyy o sc sales 10 bales Mobile quiet at
fer' savannah quiet and firm ll6c higher At 1'tci
tiar,~s,cn arm A. 3 l6c: Wilmington steady al fci
NorfoK arm 1i6c higher At l6c Baltimore nominal
firm. 1-I0c higher at nc; Memphis
s'ssd a. = 1sc: ST Louis steady. 16c higher al 77sc
Ths oy,,ort movement has been follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown ONCE No. 242 Broadway
2d door north OF 3lst-st until o'clock advertise
ents received the Following branch onices at regular
cor 23ast I52 9Th ave-. eoy 18th st.: Naeys 0h-ave,
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buralo Dec 2s-sprins wheat demand light @ u,l
settled. y, Northern spot. 13[yuiSc no othei OhsI
nss winter wheat easier; No 2 red. lie. No white
7Or easier No yellow. 36,.r. Ny y-l.w' SItC'
y. I yell,w 3jc: 40 5 corn. SiAc No corn. 5t'se
oats Arm: No white. 20. No white $50 40 :
white pc: No 2 mixed. 26sg2Tc: No MIXED Zoa''
Rye nomiually 5sc FOR No 2 Flour st-sly
6hl,.vo Dec % The leading futures ranged as tol
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
Great Britain. France. Continent

90 zoo bses against actual week Of s364 bales and
ias, ve,r of II 792 bales. At Houston 1000 TO 900
as against 5S bales actual last week ana l4ZV
bales last -, ooro
Receipts the ports ana Interior points todhy com
,sred with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
,,AIJORy STEAMSHIP LINES.

4fl From Nsy York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to all
nonts I'm Texas Colorado Arizona California. Mexico.
SC Georgia. Florida &c. Delightful Excursons
Write flr our 90 page Pocket Guide (maled free)
= "a MALLORY & Co Gen Ag,s Pier % f r.. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
WEST SHORE.R.R

Trains leave Franklin st. Station, N. Y, foilowa
and is m later from foot OF w. 42d ST.:
sI2;dh p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car
'8I0 p. NJ. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited
tSOO p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
'015 p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express.
'Daly. Except Sunday.
Timetables at principal hotels and onices Baggage
checked from hotel residence by westcotts Expresa
c. L, LAMBERT. General Passenger Aren't N Z,
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
NAVAL, STORES.

Thor. "a. rather easy 10 the local market LOT
'r,,s turT.ptns and only fair jobbing business ne
p',aS ,srg. was Sld6ii,c Rosn remained steady DuI
H.. was not great denl OF business ana prices We'
unchanaed The same may be said or TAR ana p'S"'
Quotations follow , 49,, era
~srsV- Regular So %; DO oil bhls. " 10
sPIRIrS TT-RPDNTiNE-6ia5lik . =, a, q,
1osfNDcommon 10 good strained 81 20. y ~ 70: r.
9, az q 81 20: H. 81 10 81 10 X. 81 80. VI. S"i ~
<. 10. W o. 81 30: ". 81 10
STOCK On HAND.
............... .EZ'vDb ooin
Tar ''''''
Chorle.ton Dec 2s -Turpentlne-Market nrm at A''ao
savannah Dee 2s-Turpentne hIm AT sc, receipts
big Ibis: sales, 9i2 exports. Al Rosn hrm tees'pu
-aa hhis sales 657. exports l. 300. Qu1ations a, b
q ID 81 10; r. 81 20: F. 81 30: O. 81 33. II u 90 VI
81 90: X. 81 90; M. 81 80: n. s2So' " g. sZ'o w.
81 .,.- a.. -, ana
.s IA h,is Kosin firm 81 10 and 81 10. re
ceips s73 bills Crude turpentine firm at % ana e. oo
receipts "a bbls Tar steady at 81 20 receipts 90 DUE
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

y RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF West Tweny-third Street and Des-
brosses and Cortldndt Streets
aGThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtIandt Streets Is hve minutes iater than
that given below for TweHty-third street
7.55 A. NJ FAST NAIL--LAm4ed to two Buffet Parios
Cars New York Phtsburs sleeping Car Pttsburs 'e
$issBPsffsss sHt Gl;Sssas Com
rar F9 SiSsHhs cheas D"9s csveand S"f osdo encn
155 55S'iPaDs' r. 81 chcXGo iHsSi ASD Ss sT LOUIS
For Louisville cva cincinnatD. indianapolis CnicAs0
$50 r. Vi. WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago. For
7Ss i:sPs 81 PsoSTH%EsrEHN EXpREssFsss, P
7sS .S; M af1HeRs; PHcFc b E' ard
ReGs cdnnsc Tr K"2Ssys Sy eyad Sl Sa eS
separ n " VA MA Yo1k AND 10 kSp1a East Se PITS
burg and points West daily except SUNDAY \, co o''ns'
755 SIS SO. ipsserOsses cornG, S'Isf; re s.
10 psSrds.sss Rn5ns c and cdGSnt 5GSS 9S rss | & SIS
sessonal Lm.,' all Parlor ami BninE '"sli -,
Dsns spsasy S.' SIS .'' s nDS iSss SO aas r.
aF Fs 80 5 % sDnns ca earn 80 6nas 5 % ca
s6rTHkkNR R RATfEWAYEspres.. iiEHt s25 42S p m. i2io
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAnwAY.-For Memphis
ATLANTIc co&sf II LiNs @E.OSss. = press; $50 and
cIiEsAPEHKE 'a = OHIO RAu.wAy-7.55 a. m. week
FOR OLD PofSf coMSoRSr S aad NoRFoLK.-1.55 q. m.
ATLANTIC CITY.~f.55 D. no week days. through
Vestbued Train BUFFET Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-l255 2. m week-dsys.
For points New York Long Branch Railroad ron
West TWenty-third street statonl- s55 a. M. 1910.
325. and 40 p. Sundays. 80 b. m., 43 o.
6from Desbr1sses and Cortlandt Streets. 900 A. m.
1880 3 Ic end so p. SUNDAYS o.4j a. NJ 515 z.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61O (DesbrJsscs anu COrtahdt Streets, 3D. 100,
D. $50. 92J 9.j5 Penna. Limited 1910 (Desbrossss
and Cortland Streets lO2U) dining Car). 1870 tDnns
Car), 1155 u 50 no tDssbr..ses and Cortlsndt
Streets. 10, LOO. 32J $50 %. 40 lDnns tar 40
Dining Can 553 Dining Can ~. ~ = p m'
II 10 night. Sundays 6i0. s25. 500 Do, Boo tLim-
iied) 955. 1855 Dining carr a. n y - - sDinng
Carr, 3 -. 365 20 Dining Car. 40 dining car.
6.5J Dining carr 7.5J S.5J 9.25 m, j.. 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 46l 94 1896 1854 III and 25 Broad
way; As)r House; Twenty-thini street stations:
and stations foot u Deshrosses and Ccfandt Streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street, rs Broadway ana
Pennsylyana Annex station Brooklyn; station Jersey
city. The New York Transfer Company VII call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone ola Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
J r. HTTTcHINsoN J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.


Anthracite coal used exclusively.
sa'Sn; sos T. New rS1 York tSPs %sb. q aPfEy g, St
Leaving time from South Ferry foot whitehall b. is
the same i. On LiSd'z and af,sf s Noy s.:sR p
B;hlshs% AiissiSSp Magoh a. .:"n cs"5 as
S 70 E..tSn A. 70 to Gs':n o P 500 fGHS.y $50 ''
For y y sDs5r, s,tG1 90 sSd Scranton 400 $40
c TGE Reading M and Harrisburg at 40 so IsS ;sS
:sis sS9Ssy: % ;s;ss %
F''d''s' NJ AL iisI'' R4iI 9ffi Ro1rE.
@ e az ,:' :s; :; IS IS Hiss
'IFoR LxkE%9 9oP :.:sa ESQ 4 NJ. .i'S s''a'
A. N H. SsaS.' .is5 ss@e ' 1sEssarss Ssy so 600 70
lAE'h'''' 'Hl'' VIA ! ssGsiry; sM1ryiw3s: :lsi: A. NJ
asS i %ss''RS;n R:nsss! sa'ss
'Hl'' p NJ S0n1SE. VIZ faS fBaaxcHpoRT, A.
r, station; - s" 90 S'ii ns sH:s M .sS ri
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHHH1As De- PHI saI9I RAkTiMoRD AND
Week a.y, s5oT g sS0 1890 q L3f!sS III banr Car.
S.s lSSS aiss gg R''@f 81. So HgS s's; .
:,sS So S'sS p sundays
w5i;:ss Tists:f Sd s Hs[li5 s's :':;
s Sy ws., Ts i:s 5 1 st. 8 sHST s Se. ss I
1 sss s II. s N.M H o S Co. and ss:
baggage from hotels residences to destination.
.Ero% From ESS!S seS5H Estiy @ 'd minute, earlier
sFrSm rom South South Ferry at 80 4. y.
bErOm south Ferry a. ss:io p y
isron iF1S% South south Ferry Ferry at at sSS soS r
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

cs1 TO- e oil oGsv. mts s''@s %sS %
wheat market va. no different from previous days this
week meaning Of course that was va, e1ceedlngly ou
in the principal options and unsausisStory volume OF
both foreign and outside trade most 80 X o, poIIs I
hsb his was changed somewhat In the last hour by
reason OF rumcred complications @ =" modtaa d,snoson
shown 10 cover local short accounts on ms ne"s ana
prices rallied AGtC 6S me optons were less affected
va nsws d.ing the day than distant positions and
aPs were ali weak and lower however there were no
developments in export ciIcSs 'enence n,, nroninent
in aecting the European markets was an Argentine re-
Of completed haryes' III Min prospects that the Weld
tpi how az pounds 10 bushe Liverpool declined
nt Conso,s at drs showed decided Improvement but
later reacted probably %Iib % yisble sunni, decreased
a ro h1s f the week expeteed that Duluth
stocks would increase lVoVo t pu' ueet 'S Ibxe.t res
reis Amounted to 279 against $50 cars year ago
crop accounts from the NesI d weather pre%siled in
all pars Of the and Northwest, WIN bt n'te sIo"
.a1h prce current noted favorable crop condi-
ons az wheat but posSio{ ~ sh 1aSoI bes 49, ~
gnst bssis were as follows No red New York. ltHe
Ne hard Dnl9h s9a.e psIPft6 psMIanPft6ba sd..S promp: No
hard New York 7gS 9mp'i ioco N msTs esry in the
isv was duu and rather easy but improved later WIN
wheat and closed unenanseG ro somewhat some look
n oT smaller receipts the near future while others
creasing The weather conlinntr M rssy shW1 some in
good and estimates ior NaS ;u ,,e nimpor-
sHi and serious drawback to bull 9perstons In the
chicago market thee was heavy ~ S"f .noal market
i6 L. a A.d net lower No corn closed at 5S<c oo'n
FOR elevator and delivered and 4GSe ann oS,n su day
n, ui,i"it change No oats cosed at 2sc NO . 0ats
5eaSc,c track White siaslsc No white ciips $lo'G,
afoat: No Western "N'c % D ""o1' ''''e '''' '''
1 Z New y
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

Rio-C.oree market Rio. $500 exchange.
Lied; receipts 1000 bags cleared Tor the tnHed
states - 600 bags; stock. 1876 900 bags.
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee y as folo"s
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest,
CIYt, MEXICO Il CALIFORNIA.
Departure ,sJm New York pennsylyania r. X Station
Ualy I3l ST. Corandt and Desbrosses st.
tTThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt street. Is i've minntes later than
that given below for Twenty-thfrd street
I2iiO 4. Mast MAIL-Pgllman Buffet Sleeping
Cars New York TO Atlanta New OrlePns, savannah
and Jacksonville, Fla. Dining ca, service w..
3.y5 Il, Nh. Y. & FLA. GXPRESS-Pulman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars New-fork 10 Colnmnla sa-
vannsh, jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta Dining Car
8,25 p M-wAsHINGroN & CHATTANOOGA LIN
IrED VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars York 10 Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga New Orleans and Memphis Dining Car service.
1,15 Il. M.-WASIlINGTpN & SOUTHWESTERN LIN
ITED-Pulnlan Drawing Room Sleeping Cars New
York 10 Atlanta New Orleans. Birmingham. Memphis.
Asheylle Knoxville Chattanooga and Nashville. Dining
service Tourist Sleeping car. Nashinston to San
Francisco, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
New York ami Florida Limited" finest train In tho
world service January i6 1900. between New
20 and ST. Augustint. - -. -
Pennsyya ticket Offices Nos 4oi. ett 1896 1884 III.
aud 25l Broadway; Astor House; West Twenty-third
Street station; and statons foot Of Desbrosses and
Corandt Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton Street %
Broadway and pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn:
Jersey city.
FRANK S. CANNON. J. NJ. CULP.
80 viee-Pres & Gen'l Mgr Traffic Mgr.
W A. TURK. O. T. A.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
I,RE\CI LINE.

l. CouPAGNGE GENERAIE TRANSATLANTGQUE.
ptRE,'T LINE TO HANRE- PARIS FRANCE).
sailing every Thursday at 10 \. NJ.
L,r,,n Pier No ~ North River. foot Morton street.
N,tn,snlie Jan Ia Gascogne Jan. 25
-, 1'hampsgue. Jan. II La Normandle. Feb
- Auuaiue Is la Bretagne. Feb )
- t'Irst class passage HaVre $40 and upward.
,.,,y Agency for L. ) and can. 30 Broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
PARIS 1900.

80 Steamer. CITY OF ROMD and NEBRASKA. SPE-
CIALLY CHARTERED tor Paris Exposition. oberammer-
gau Passion Play and Tour Of Europe. start June 80;
booking Also Thirty other spring and summer E1-
Parties leave Feb II and March j.
FRANIi q. OZARK III BROADWAY. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
WHITE STAR LINE.

- NEW -yoRK-oU ENsToWN-LIYERPooL.
ae.,,.nir Sat Jan Germanic Feb. T. noon
oceanic. Jan "a. II a. m Oceanic Feb p $50 a. m:
For massage freight and general Information apply TO
' WHITE STAR LINE.
p,a- AZ North River once. 8 Broadway n. r.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29

Receipts of broafsfus n lndDr puInis N IHVUssH1s
last fhrre cphcrs omitted h.ur bbs grain tush q
follows
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
CTNARD LINE.

- TO LIVERPOOL VIA o. rEENSTOWN.
From Piers 81 aud ~. North River
-npania De-. 81. p. " Campenls. Jan. q noon
anu. Jan. 13 . p VI Imbria .... Feb. g. A. ~
1.ria Jan 20 A. NJ Iucania.. Feb. 10. p. NJ.
VERNON II BROWN & CO. Gen. AGENTS
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-28
STORM ON MAUI
The LIGHTING Flashes and Strikes
Near Halsakala.
Wind vsns struck or and Jme
Shingles Removed - Burglar
Gains Profit - Shipping.
Especial CorrespondenceJ

MAUI, Feb 2J.-Yesterday arer-
noon, the 2ith, heavy electrical storm
visited the east slope Of Haleakala, ex-
tending all the way from Spreckelsville
up the Kula mountain, the lightning
I flashing most frequently around Puu-
meme, az the natives call the Hawaiian
Commercial Company's plantation. At
PaIa one bolt OF electricity with a
heavy shock struck OF the yane from
the Foreign church ana shattered the
shingles a part OF the way, down the
steeple. The thunder and lightning
played accompaniment 10 very heavy
shower OF rain that measured two
inches in lower localities and one inch
higher up the mountain.
Sunday, the 18th, the living rooms OF
Wa Kee. situated in the rear OF his
restaurant on Market street, Wailuku,
were visited by burglar, who pur-
lolned money, jewelry, etc, TO the value
of between 5000 and 5000. A Chinese
named An Nj has been arrested and
will be brought before the police court
on the 27th.
Wednesday, the 22nd, DR.. John We'd
dick. OF Wailuku, was thrown from his
brake and was so badly bruised that
he has been confined 10 his bed for sev.
eral days.
J. q. wood, Of Honolulu, has been
viewing MakawaO district under ths
guidance OF c. II. Dickey.
Sub-LaDd Agent w. o. Aiken spen,
several days Of the present week at Ma
hiku. lie was accompanied by Mr. G.
ID. Loyeland, OF Hamakuapoko, who
will return by steamer next week. Mr.
Loyeland does not admire the roads
leading to Nahiku.
The regular evening of the Makawao
Literary Society was postponed last
night. the 2ith, on account OF bad
weather.
Deputy Sheriff Scott OF Waikiki IL
experimenting with silk worms. He
has hatched out about a thousand OF
them and wishes to ascertain what
quality OF silk can be produced from
the variety OF mulberry tree now grow
ing in Wailuku.
Auditor Robinson has been looking
over the books OF Haleakala Ranch re-
lCently
Corporal Raven and Private Harkley
u. s. Volunteers. spent Wednesday
night, the 22nd, at the crater OF Hale
akala. They have been entertained at
Kaluanu.
Monday, the Goth. an old kamaaIna
named Samuel NJ. Davis died a. his
home In Kokomo
Monday. the Goth. the schooner Allen
\. Schaage, master, arrived. 10 days
from San Francisco. with a general
cargo for II. C. Co, Haiku Sugar Co.,
Paia plantation and Alexander Il Bald
win.
| At present in Kahului there are
three vessels waiting to discharge
their cargoes, viz: the Mary Winkel-
man, Allen A and II. G. Wright. The
schooner Olga has finished and will
take on sugar.
At the port OF Hama the schooner
Emma Claudlna is now discharging Q
cargo OF lumber for Hama plantation
The Otillie FJord departed yesterda,
for San Francisco with cargo OF Hans
plantation sugar.
Weather-Regular trades blowinl
and occasional showers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-28
HIGHER FREIGHT RATES
Three Pacific Lines Put Forth
New SchS dulles.

Three Pacific Lines Put Forth
New Schs dulles.
The Northern Pacific. the Canadian
Pacific and the Nippon-Y -Yusen Kaisha
steamship lines are reported to have
agreed to a general advance in rates
on freight from their respective Am
erican terminals to the Asiatic ports
of okohama, Kobe and Hongkong.
The advance is not heavy, but covers
practically all classes Of freight. This
Is the outcome OF the meeting held
on the Sound recen..y. The rates, as
agreed t3, on the principal classes OF
freight carried by the companies, are
as follows: Paper, $3.50 a ton, meas
urement; pulp, $3.50 ton. measure
ment; bran, $l2 a ton, weight; oats
and hay, SIS a ton. weight; salt fish,
81 ton, weight; beer, :" barrels or
cases, 81 a ton, measurement: canned
goods, etc. IS ton measurement;
lead, ~ a ton, weight; miscellaneous,
so a ION, weight or measurement
lships option); -four, $40 (Mexican) a
ton, weight. The rates as quoted, are
all in gold with the exception OF the
rate on -four, which Is in Mexican
money The American or gold quota
ton on -four would, therefore, be ABOUT
So a ton. 1t Is not thought that the
advance In rates will affect the move
ment OF products to the Orient. Every
steamer Of the three companies to the
agreements announced in the forego-
ing have been sailing with every inch
space taken for some considerable time
past.