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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-26
WOLFF HERE EN-
ROUTE TO SYDNEY
Southw ell Opera Compan.
Singer To Appear in
Austr ALA.

William Wolf, former comedian of
the Southwell Opera Company and it's
manager while I'm Honolulu last spring.
was n through passenger on the 40
rangi. which passed through Saturday
en- route to sydney, New South Wales.
Mr.. Wolf has been engaged as the
comedian of the Wilkinson Opera Com
pany. now playing at Her Majesty's
Theater. sydney. He will be the only
American in the cast. Mr.. Wolff has
never seen Manager Wilkinson and the
latter has never had the pleasure of
Mr.. VOLTS acquaintance.
Something like $3.50 was spent i'm ca
Diagrams arranging the details of the
contract. as Mr.. Wolf was in Boston
when overtures were made him To go
all the way to sydney to make the Aus
tralians laugh. Each word cost in the
neighborhood of $1.571z. There were
many necessary details to work out,
such as Mr.. VOLTS transportation
across the continent. steamer fare and
general expenses. Being engaged by
an Australian management he must
needs travel by the Canadian Pacific
railway TO Vancouver and there en-
bark upon an English steamer. Wolff
is brushing up a cockney dialect and
expects to be In fine fettle upon landing
at sydney.
Mr.. Wolff had nothing but words of
praise for Honolulu. despite the failure
OF his company to please Honolulu
audiences. and he hopes at some future
day to again play In Honolulu under
more suspicious circumstances and
with decent support.
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SUGAR FROM SORGHUM.
Kansas Will Ask Further Govern
ment Experiments.

TOPEKA, Nov. 15.-The Kansas dele
cation in Congress next winter will en-
deavor to have the Government make
extensive experiments in the sorghum
industry in Western Kansas. A. A.
Denton of Medicine Lodge. who has for
years been experimenting with Kansas
sorghums. is sure that a high grade of
sugar could be made from the product
In a letter to Secretary Coburn on this
subject. Mr.. Denton says:
II am now sending samples of sor-
ghum juice, seni-syrup and syrup to
Lord Kelvin of Glasgow, the greatest
living scientist, at his request. For
some curious reason foreign experts
seem to take more interest now in the
Improvement of sorghum than our own
scientists. Our people ran against diff
ficulties in sorghum manufacture and
lay down.
Secretary Coburn believes also that
first rate sugar can be made of Kansas
sorghum and is deeply interested in
having the Government make the ex-
periments.
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PAKE AGAINST JAP.
Lorrin Andrews Clerk Attacked Last
Night by a Quartet.

ID. l.. Akoi. Chinese clerk in Lorrin
Andrews law office. was pursued last
night by four Japanese on Aala Lane.
The Japanese were walking behind
Akoi on a muddy sidewalk and evil
IDENTIFY were talking over the prowess
OF the Japanese soldiers in the late Chi
nese campaign. for they began making
demonstrations against Akoi. First
they splattered mud over the law clerk
and when he turned upon his torment
ors they charged upon him with their
umbrellas and poked him in the ribs.
Four to one was not to Akofs liking.
and giving vent to several lusty Haul
ms he fed up the lane with the four
japanese in close pursuit. Akoi ran
into the premises of William Crawford
and into his house.
Crawford's mother and another lady
were the only occupants at the time.
Mr.. Crawford being up town. The Jap
anese rushed into the yard and made
for the door by which Akoi had en-
tered. But the elder woman closed
the door in their faces and barricaded
it. The Japanese made an assault up
on it and then finding they could not
enter. surrounded and laid siege to the
house. They manoeuvered and made
hostile demonstrations toward the in
mates. Akoi managed to slip out and
gave the alarm. Mounted Policeman
Stewart went to the scene, bagged the
four pugnacious japanese and sent
them to the police station. Akoi will
appear against them this morning.
They are charged with attempting to
commit an offense with violence.
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CHRISTMAS CHEER
FOR THE LEPERS
Wray Taylor's Annual Concert
Will Be Given on the
Eleventh

Wray Taylors annual concert for the
Lepers Merry Christmas will take
place Tuesday evening December II, in
the Hawaiian opera house, arrange
ments of a very satisfactory nature
having been made with Mr.. Walter NJ
Giffard for the use of that building
AS to the program for this occasion
it will probably be as good a one as
was ever offered to this community.
1t will note the first appearance of Mrs
Melvin Vaniman, nee Loud, a talented
soprano singer, recently from Illinois;
also of Miss Alice Woods, who is a
brilliant violinist Mrs. Walter Hoff-
man, favorite in musical circles, viii,
give an operate selection in costume.
The famous Tuxedo quartet will APP
pear and their singing will be a ge.-
uine musical treat.
| Mr.. Samuel Peck is down for a zith-
er solo an instrument of which he is
a complete master. Mr.. Chas. D. Luf-
kin, who is not heard in public as often
as he ought to be, will contribute one
| of his charming cornet solos. Another
number will be duet for two cellos
by Harold NJ. Mott-Smith and Wray
Taylor with Mrs. Mott-Smith as ac-
companist. Another gentleman with a
fine tenor. voice will probably be added
to the program. The Amateur orches-
ira, about thirty-two strong, will as
sist during the evening.
Tickets will be 81. which includes g
reserved seat. There will only be two
prices, viz: 81 for all seats down stairs
and those in the balcony; admission tC
the gallery, so cents. On presenting
tickets to Wall, Nichols Co. on a GER.
tain day to be hereafter announced
they will be changed for reserved seats
No doubt the regular ushers will line
up and offer their services for thi.
Especial charitable occasion. Ticket:
will be on sale all over town in a day
or so.
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The President viii submit to Con-
gress at the approaching session the
claims for Naturalization and other
substantial recompense of the British
cable corporation which suffered as the
result OF American occupation of the
Philippines.
Berkeley Is torn with strife over the
saloon question. The Anti-Saloon
League Is paying for detective work.
and will endeavor to force a prosecu-
ton.
George r. Loving. of Fort Worth,
Texas. IL in New York, trying TO form
company to buy 100000 acres in
Texas and go into cattle raising.
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NOW READY !!

THE NEW ERA (TWO-STORY)
lodging house on Fort street, between
Vineyard and School, only five minutes
walk to the Orpheum cafe and fifteer
minutes walk to the postoffice. Loca-
ton is one of the best.
ROOMS large, airy and mosquito
PROCEED. Furniture new; everythins
new and comfortable Rooms taken
very quickly. There are others left yet
APPLY SOON
For terms apply on the premises.
SIP
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DISSOLUTION OF cOPARTNER
SHIP.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
!he CO. partnership existing between w.
L. McCabe. II. s. Hamilton. OF the city
~ Tacoma. county of Pierce. State OF
Washington. U. $. A., and w q w
Kenny. Of Honolulu. Territory OF Ha-
wall. acting under the firm name OF
McCABE, HAMILTON Il Kenny. Is
by mutual consent OF the above mem
TONED parties this day dissolved. thi,
the 6th day of November. 1900.
w. l.. McCABE.
II. :. HAMILTON.
S'l2 w. G.. w. Kenny.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
WAIAlUA AGRICULTURAL CO..
LIMITED.

THE NINTH AND FINAL AS
sessment OF 10 per cent $1,000 per
share). has been called on the assessa-
Ole stock OF this company. to become
I've and payable at the office OF Castle
a Cooke. Ltd. on october 30, 1900. DE-
LINQUENT NOVEMBER 30. 1900.
w. A. BOWEN,
Treas. waialua Agricultural CO.,
Ltd. $500
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KAHULUl r. r CO. NOTICE

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Kahului Railroad
Company II called for Wednesday, No
vernber -. 1900, at 10 a. m. at the OF
Ace 81 Alexander a Baldwin, Ltd. TO
consider an amendment to the bylaws
and any other business that may come
''V' w. r. CASTLE,
Secretary Kahuiui II. X. Co.
Honolulu. November Is. 1900. 57O3
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Lodge LIE Progress DEL Oceanic
*
No. 124, A. & A. 8. RITE.

No. IA, A. & A. 8. RITE.
THERE WILL BE A REGULAR
meeting of the above lodge at 7:3C
O'Clock THIS (MONDAY) EVENING
at it's hall, Masonic Temple.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81
and Pacific Lodge, No. S22, and all So
journing brethren are invited to be
present.
By order Of the w. M
E. B. FRIEL, Secretary.
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WAIAKEA MILL co.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Waiakea Mill Company viii be held at
the Office OF Thee. ~. Davies n Co..
Ltd. on Friday. November 30. 1900. at
n o'clock.
W. n. BAIRD.
$40 Secretary.
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LAUPAHOEHOE SUGAR co.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Laupehoehoe Sugar Company will be
held az the office OF Theo. N. Davies Il
Co. Ltd. On Friday. November 90 1900
at . o'clock.
J. G.. COOK.
$40 Secretary.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
wAIALuA AGRICULTURAL. COW
PANY. LTD.

PANY. LTD. N
lhE ANIMAL MEETING OF TIL .
tnral CO.. Ltd. will be held ~ ~,
looms % the Chamber of Commerce IN,
Honolulu. on Wednesday. November .,
1900. at N o'clock n. m.
secretary - ~, p; ID; TENNEY.
SIP
The time Of the above p,eettn, b..
been changed from Wednesday NO
venber y, at u o'clock a. m. To Fri
day' November 30. 1900. at II o'clock a.
m. ~
r.. u. TENNEY.
secretary Waialua Agricultural Co
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NOTICE.

THE sTocKBooKs OF THE HA-
walian Sugar Company will be closed
20 transfers from Monday. November
"a. 20 Friday. November 30. both In
clusiye. uo,,r,
55f0 Secretary.
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NOTICE TO OlAA STOCK
HOLDERS.

THE n. r. DGLLINGHAM CO, Ltd,
having taken the agency of the OLAA
SUGAR CO. LTD. all ASSESSMENTS
due on the stock OF that company are
now payable at the office OF said The
~. n. Dillingham; Co. Ltd. and all
transfers Of stock will be made through
that office.
j. r. COOKE.
Treasurer OIaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
Honolulu. Nov. 10. 1900. 5sOs
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HAMAKUA MILL co.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Hamakua Mil Company will be held
at the office OF Theo. III. Davies a. Co.
Ltd. ON Friday. November 30. 1900. at
10 o'clock
+. G. DAVIES.
$40 Secretary.
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KIHEl STOCKHOLDERS
NOTICE.

ny ORDER OF THE DIRE. TORS
% the Kihei Sugar Co. Ltd, the sale
% the delinquent stock OF the eighth
assessment as advertised for November
10. has been postponed Till Monday
November -. at ~ IN.
=. r. COOKE,
ssao Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

iNEEs on GOODS ARE RE-
,au promptly upon ths arr
| ',, ,n'i' Any goods not call
al Wrty.olsht hours after
.N r. steamer Will be stored
n Wlfrhouse opposits the
II W''ders steamship Com
\ "'r1sn charge ~ twenty
plcb1Hn per day. or 81
" made Any goods held
mohihs VIII be sol < az auc-
y, Storage charges
""hNs srEAMsEIP co.
fGgf
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''NlAS AGRICULTURAL
COMPANY 49, nal

~ ssGREgnY GIVEN THAT
ensy ' l,.,. Hawaiian Agri.
,'m I'M. , ~ Dc closed 90
s,Iys' nth TO the sOth In
eonERrsoN.
treasurer "a. A. Co.
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wAIMEA SUGAR MILL co.

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
VIII be closed To transfers from Mon
day. November rs. 1900. to Friday. No
vember 30. 1900. Inclusive.
w. "A. BOWEN.
OIL Treasurer
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..,y ErGNEDtNG THE
eevrNr OBJ THE DEAD
s rIr DISTRICT OF
HONOLULU,

That there having been no
80 mr burial % the dead
INV aW 10. the expiration OF
49,, october ist. 1900. and an
80 lime having been granted
4. mssal burial permit antil
Ia. prossrlbcd by law should
f..,,. and now that such feasi-
..,,msnts are an accomplished
- mat no permit for inter-
4 ,,e b. granted within the city
.r.ot to those already possess
.all plots
| .mIailon shall go into effect
| "a after the first day % Janu-
g. n. WOOD.
PRESIDENT Board OF Health.
k,hn Nov z 1900. S1o7
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[NOERS WANTED

~ nE RECEIVED
N,vtc" on Merchant
| ~ s,ginF noon. November
[ 'oss.,,'''re privilege II re-
/ Plfk nus 20 the races.
r, rmhor ~ and 20.
ttR COMMITTEES.
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ratG
rrrg HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I'd 10 tho power n sale contain
e,i certain mortgage dated May
|. made by MARY A. Ak OF
al Island n oahu. mortgagor.
ELLEN doing business under
= ssms of Allen a Robinson of
mIulu mortgagee. and record
4, Registry of Conveyances In
M IN Llber 100, on pages $50 "a
IA mortgagee intends 20 fore
\ nld mortgage for condition
10 w.t. the non payment of
y ind interest when due.
likewise given that the
n conveyed by said mortgages
J "a a public auction at the
poms u James r. Morgan,
rrsl. Honolulu, on saturday,
~ a 1000.
np O'CLOCK NOON.
nef,y covered BY said mort
sisrs of All u those premises
Il kallhl kona. Island OF
sng a portion % the premises
NJ IN Royal Patent No. 3546,
tmmlsslon Award No. 1898 "a
Nunded and described as fol
eslnnlng ~ n point on the
a d Kamehameha Nv Road,
with from the junction OF
rs, and Kamehameha Nv Road
a'll and thence running:
VI % east. i2g feet along said
lnsha ~ Road. thence
~ " vest. 200 feet along &C.
lllan rad thence
n VI west. ili feet. thence
N " east, 200 feet To Kane
hN Road. the place Of begin
sliItlng SO (nfty-six hun.
an acre more or less.
Win an improvements
~ ne privileges and appur.
aefeuntu belonging.
3. e. ALLEN.
lailness under the firm nams
a'n = Robinson, mortgage.
chsh United states gold
~ a. expense ~ purchaser
.a'i particulars. apply q
stanley. attorneys for tbs
aanolum October Is. 1900.
u'e h1t been postponed
lalf December tst. az sam,
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NOTICE.

IN, ANp LAu TONG give no.
)sg. nave been legally ap-
49,. I'M fact for Lau Lam
|,a,e n,lr M The late Tau
9a' ,hey have u fun power
" ihIs effect issued AT
LAr YIN.
LAU TONG.
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Tonic for impaired health. Spruance,
Stanley az Cos (San Francisco Ken
lucky Favorite' whisky, unsurpassed
for medical purposes.
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,rlrr TO MANNERS.

,..y VII bo taken In and
nfra Sew Buoy with
"F ia NccANDLEss.
.,.rlsrf ot Public Works.
san
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NOTICE.

suoOrtNG. or THE
49, ,n' on any ofthe lands
M NE uowsett Com
,..., a'.'o's'.o,utely forbidden.
NJ law '''' " '"e
y ptLLtNGuAM.
- Manager.
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NOTICE.

p =, S,NT5NNoNp HAS REsuM /.
L. w '' f'vlieuce now occu-
L h 'nIhra,th. ONCE
p, ti Office telephone.
"',,gegao. Blue 500
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ANNUAL MEETING.

OOKALA SUGAR PLANTATION
COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF, THE
shareholders OF the above company will
be held Mt the office OF G.. Brewer q
Co. Ltd. I'm Honolulu on Wednesday
November ~. 1900. at 10 a. m.
T.. r. BISHOP.
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu. November 20. 1900.
sos
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FURNITURE
AND
Household Effects
FOR SALE

Owing to intending departure Mr..
ANTON CROPP of Koloa, Kauai. will
sell at Private Sale at his residence.
KOLOA, KAUAI, all of his HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
comprising in part:
PARLOR FURNISHINGS,
BLACK EBONY PARLOR SUITE.
BLACK WALNUT PARLOR SUITE.
EBONY BOOKCASE AND LADYS
WRITING DESK,
1 "BECHSTEIN" PIANO,
PICTURES AND BRIC-A-BRAC,
LIBRARY FURNITURE,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
CROCKERY, GLASS AND SILVER
WARE,
BED AND TABLE LINEN
KITCHEN FURNITURE AND
UTENSILS,
ETC, ETC.
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All articles will be on sale at the res
idence, Koloa, Ka-ai, from December
1st to December 18th. 1900, when pur-
chasers can make their selections.
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In,erEs NOTICE OF INTEN-
|N on FORECLOSURE AND
|fNLE
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49, y. ID. TENNEY
secretary Eva Plantation 4,

p Inc time Of the above meeting has
ueen changed from Wednesday No'
Iember ~. at 10 o'clock a. M 10 NJ
Jay. November 30. 1900. at 10 o'clock
r. D. TENNY.
n. II. TENNF,y
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4 AUTHORITY.
-, HOLIDAY NOTICE.

anOL nph'''
~
..n,ola throughout the
!, ~'., naval will be closed on
~ y ,,'.swbrr ggth Crhanksgiv-
~ ~ Friday November Soth.
pyl 'nu ..,ooIs will close for the
i'''N ,t.en on Friday. Decem-
r'' '', .,,psn on Monday. Janu-
l. ,,bs department Of Pub
ln'''' o. r.. DODGERS.
secretary.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
EVA PLANTATIONS coMpAN,

THE ANNUAL MEET1Nc or
shareholders Of the EVA pSa lii.
company will be held at the ron,os ~
tne chamber OF Commerce intHonoi'u'il
lu' on Wednesday. November % 1000
at 10 o'clock n. m. 90 i'oo'
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Catholic Benevolent Union will take
place this (Monday) evening at 1880
o'clock at the Catholic Mission
LOUIS r. MEDEIROS,
Recording Secretary
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m ule has been postponed
\ laf December tst. az same
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Will E. Fisherz
AUCTIONEER.
Al Auction
FR1iAY, NOV. 80, 1900,

AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salesroom, corner of Alakea
and Merchant streets, l will offer for
sale at auction by order of ]. s. CAN
MARIO, Esq, the
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\ Cash, United states gold
- a. expense ~ purchaser.
~ particulars. apply 20
stanley attorneys for the
H'nolum October Is. 1900.
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Pu1ama Ranch and !
Poupou Ranch

Adjoining the Campbell Land at Puma,
Hawaii, containing 1906 acres. the limit
or reserve price being $4,000.
One hundred and forty acres OF this
land has been planted in coffee.
All the land is exceptionally good for
grazing purposes.
Terms of sale: Cash.
WILL e. FISHER, Auotr.
The age-herald., 1900-09-23
THE STOCK MARKET WEAKENED AFRESH Buying of Shorts to Cover Caus-
 ed lrreguIarity. DEPRESSING MEL LUENCE Caused by Rioting and B1ooashed in Anthracite Mining Region-Read-
 ing Especially Affected
 Bonds Slightly Affected

New York, September 22.-Stocks weaken ed afresh today and after two hours of ac- tive trading the market closed active and weak, except for the irregularity caused by shorts buying to cover in some of the stocks which had been most severely raided by the bears. Only in Tennessee Coal was the rally as much as a point, leaving net loss of two points in that stock. The coalers. the high priced specialties and the steel stocks except the steel rail makers, show the heaviest losses.
 The rioting and bloodshed in the anthra- cite mining region had a depressing in- huence on the whole list and Reading is sues were especially affected on account of the hope that has been indulged that Its mines would not be shut down, which is disappointed by yesterdays cessation of work in that company's shafts.
 The light buying for London account was entirely disregarded and the slight demand from bargain hunters, which made its ap- pearance here and there was without any influence in checking the liquidation. The railroad group did not escape the prevailing weakness and standard railroad stocks were as much depressed as stocks of minor roads.
 AOSS SN or over in the trunk lines, the Southern group, the southwesterns, the grangers and the Pacfics, B. & o. and Louisville and Nashville were most conspicuous for weak ness. The bank statement seemed to pre- .cipitate renewed selling, although 1t was no weaker than has been expected, and in the decrease in loans was rather better. The loan contraction shows the extent to which genuine liquidation has been going on in the stock market during the week and detracts materially from the force of assertions that the selling has been mostly for short account. It seems also that the remittances in payment of the German loan, which stiffened the exchange market early in the week were arranged without recourse to the local money market. The movement of gold from the Bank of Eng land to Germany, coupled with the heavy interior demands for currency, strengthen the conviction that considerably higher money rates are inevitable.
 The bond market has been only slightly affected compared with stocks, but liquida- ton has been evidence there also. United States new As coupon advanced 1s and the old As k per cent in the bid price. The 3s declined A per cent.
 (Rv privata Wire to Murphy A Col
The age-herald., 1900-09-23
Birmingham City Bonds

Frnts and Produce Butter-White clover, pound prints, 27c Elgin (standard), 23c; best creamery, 25c; Mississippi best grade, 23c. Irish potatoes, COG per bushel. Sweet potatoes, $1. D per barrel. Grapes-Concord, 12hac per small basket and 221sc per large basket. Apples, $2. .25@3 .25 per barrel. Pears-Kiefer, $1.75@200 per barrel. Bananas, 75@90c per bunch. Lemons. $5.0OQ5.50.
 Poultry-Hens. &c; fries, 20@25c; ducks. 2ca221ac.
 Eggs, 16c.
 Onions 11kc per pound.
 Cabbage, 1hc per pound
 ocai stapie Groceries Flour-Best patent, $4.66; half patent. $4O0.
 Sugar-Granulated, GAG; Y. C., 6Ac. Coffee-Green, 12a1313c; Arbuckles pack ages s13.45 Lyon's packages. SPAS. Lard Sssc basis
 Meats-Clear rib sides, Sssc; bacon bellies, 1si1c: dry salted bellies, 91sc best hams, 12c; Four x hams, 11c California hams, Sc; breakfast bacon, 12c. MoIasses-CentrifugaI. 1sQ35c: sugar house, 2O@35c; Georgia cane. a5@3ec. Rice, 41se; fancy, 7c. . Corn-Mixed 5Sc; white, 59c. Pearl meal. N.02; Jim Dandy. sSc; Joe Darter. SIC.
 Hay-Choice timothy, $1s.O0; No. 1. s17.0o; clover mixed. s1600: prairie. H1.0Q Oats--Mixed, 34c; white, s6c. Bran-Mixed. $1S5o: pure wheat. $1s.5o. Cotton seed meal. s22.oo- 4-..AaG
The age-herald., 1900-09-23
Dry Goods

New York, September 22.-The week closes with actual business in staple cot tons of limited dimensions but the tone of the market strong throughout. Print cloths quiet at previous prices. Prints in good de- mand but no change in quotations. Ging- hams very firm. Cotton yarns strong with little offering. Woolen and worsted yarn dull and easy.
 New York Cotton Futures
 By Private Wire to H. D. Cothran 6 Co.