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Middletown transcript., 1900-12-22
w. B. Hates

Kates' ice cream and oyster parlors are
well patronlzed by those who have tasted
of the quality of his goods. He has a
large assortment Of confections and toys
for the holiday trade.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-22
M1nn1 rrour non u LOO

MIDDLErowN, Dec. II, 1900.
DEAR OLD KRIs:-I am years old, and
I have been good little boy this year,
and will you please bring me slide horn,
drum and pretty tree. o yes, dear
old fellow, liked to for got little sister,
she wants gum baby and rattle. l still
remain your little fellow.
HOLMES BURKE.
MIDDLErowN, Dec. q, 1900.
DEAR SANTA CLAUs:-I am a good little
boy and I want you to bring me Xmas
tree, hook and ladder wagon, fire
horn, and a fuzzy sheep. Please don't
forget my little brother. He wants a
gum baby and horn, and bring us lots
of candy and nuts
Your little friend,
JIMMIE WALKER.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-22
s. Rnrstan

Call at s. Burstan's Corner Store and
look at his mems fine Percale Shirts and
Fancy Suspenders. Also large line of
ladies and mems fancy handkerchiefs at
popular prices.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-22

Clothing is Mr.. Berkman's leader, but
he carries very many other lines for
both men and women, and judging from
the crowds that patronize his store these
days, he has many things for the holiday
shoppers
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-22
7. II. Burrows

Among the busy BIS is Burrows. News
IS his first consideration but cigars, to-
bacco, pipes, &C., share in the trade.
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] -MidlertOwn Hardware House

Mn. Wright is one of the most accommo-
dat-iig sdesmen in our town and the line
of go6dsto be found at this store are well
worth tle attention of buyers. The stock
is large snd the prompt method of doing
business at this store is sure to win.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

The rumors yesterday we're numerous
and entertaining. The actual news was
unimportant The business of the day was
small, and for the most part professional
The outlook Is good. 1t is the opinion Of
some OF the best judges of the market that
the course of prices will be upward from
near the present level The short interest
is distended. All the little traders are TAX
Jag the short side. II s a good sign. and
one that is seldom al fault. Bear stories
o. the widest character are being fioated.
and the professional ups and downs of
prices are of just such character as at
tracts the inexperienced public to the bear
side. On the other hand all the significant
developments are bullsh, including heavy
buying of securities by important people,
the Rockefellers especially. the continu-
snce OF heavy earnings. the cheapness Of
money, the talk of large crops, and the
coming Of summer, which will bring with
st immense earnings for the street rail-
ways. Such Developments rs the strike
troubles on the New York Central and the
export of gold are being used by the pro-
fessional bears TO create good market on
which 10 cover their short contracts. II is
possible that for a few days longer prices
may drag, and even go lower in some cases,
but these professionals and the important
bulls also viii buy stocks on all such de-
ciines
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Dull and steady. Corn Strong,
and Oats Weak,

CHICAGO, April 30.-wheat was dull
and steady. The feature was covering of
liberal short line for prominent local
operator and changing with a widening Of
the spread to cents between May and
July. Foreign markets were easier in tone:
Liverpool 1-Sd5-Sd lower Paris. LA &c
lower The statistical returns were more
bullish. Primary receipts were a little
less than last years: clearances fair. $780,
0G0 bushels; cash wheat taken here, 300, 600
bushels.
Corn opened and closed strong. the last
price the best of the day. Cables were
higher: worlds shipments were more mod
crate; there was a decrease of almost a
million on passage. But for an hour or so
the market was very dull and there was
some July selling by the interest which
is supposed TO hold the May. II was not
much of market AT its best. the range
only lie; the shipping demand was slow.
Oats were weak the May discount under
July widening to 7-Sc. Weather conditions
could not be any more favorable. There
was not much 10 the trade other than
changing with the elevator people taking
May. Receipts were LA cars. with $40 for
tomorrow: samples were 1-2c lower.
Provisions were lower with the hog mar
ket, and the selling was by small holders.
packers doing most OF the buying. large
share of the trading was in the way Of
changes. The cash trade was quiet
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the Rockefellers would be appointed on the
directorate, and that the stock would be
given a dividend. One story had 1t that a
Rockefeller man would be made president
of the company. Directors refused TO make
any positive statements after the meeting.
but it was generally understood that
neither OF these stories is 10 prove true.
much as the talk of a dividend has been
heard and believed in good quarters. The
stock advanced TO 60 in the early hours of
the day. and then sold of TO IS. with the
general market. The close at the latter
figure was net gain for the day. Missouri
Pacific seems likely to sell at higher level
in the near future, with or without the
dividend
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Missouri Pacific was che of the most in
teresting securities ON the list yesterday,
not only on account of the quick advance
made by II in the morning, but also be
cause all kinds OF rumors were in crcula-
ton regarding the meeting OF the direc-
tors. that took place during the day The
meeting adjourned without accomplishing
anything, as far as could be learned, and
Will be continued today. The chief rumors
were 10 the effect that q representative OF
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

sales-U s SIS. coupon: s5OOG1O9 1-2,
S1.Oood109 as; Real Estate Title Insur-
ance: 10MS0; Capital Traction: 20G104 3-S;
Mergenthaler Linotype: 20d192 1-2; Ian
ston Monotype: 100d13 ga. 25G137-s. so
ala 1-2. 1009f3 3.S: American GRAPHIC
phone: 10G12 IL; American Graphophone.
preferred: 1913. After call-Mergen-
thsler Linotype: 1873.
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errors, etc. such as Drains, Losses, Impotency
Lame Back aud Varieooele. Worn at night, IT gives
strength while you sleep. No stomach-wreokng
drugs. 1000 cured in 1899. Write for book to-day
answer all letters personally, the belt can be
examined at my office.
DIR. NJ G. SANDEN, S26 B'dway New York, NY
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WALL PAPER.

TALK about catching CREASED pigs" The Eng
lish In South Africa have more trouble in
getting their hands the Beers than a small
boy ever had with 4 slippery porker.' Only -
up Ter papering rooms with our stylish paper
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

New York Central was weak nearly all
day on account of the threatened strike.
The close was at the lowest price, 1873 1-2.
Insiders will probably buy the stock on
any further decline. Indeed, it was said
yesterday that representatives of the Van
derbilts were BUYERS
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01
BICYCLES ,

We have Just received half carload of bicycles
and bicycle sUndries and will put them on the
bargain counter for Wednesday. THURSDAY. Fri
day, saturday, May ?, 3, 4, and 5. Tw6-dollar
cyclometers, soc; 81 cycl0meters 25c; - mes
senger saddles, ssc; 81 Perry pneumatic saddles.
ssc other saddles, 25c up; push button bells pc;
continuous ringing bells, &c; graphite, Ic; re.
pair kits 4c; Genii lamps, rigid brackets 7sc:
Deitz lamps, 9sci pedals, 69c 79c, SOC pair;
pants guards, 1ci SOC foot pumps, 29c; grips. SC
pair; chains, all high grade SOC and 7sc each:
spokes complete, lie, lamp brackets, sc; cements'
all kinds, 4c. -Tires-Kangaroo, sl.75; Goodrich
81 So; Chase, Sl.67; other mgngrade tires, 81 rs
All tires mechanically put on free of charge,
Leather toe clips, 29c; nicke steel clips DC pair
We also have Barnes wheels SIS; Cieyelands
new and shopworn, $40 up; 500 Iroquois so so;
$50 Calumets, 1925; Readings, q 50; also
Eclipses Keatings, Ramblers, Columbus spald.
ings Tribunes, and other high-grade makes at
your own prices. These goods are new and shop
and art fully guaranteed. Special bargains
in Sterings. Sale starts Wednesday, May . and
positively closes Saturday. Wait for us We can
save you money in all makes Of bicycles and sun
dries. Remember, the NEW YORK CY-
GLE COMPANY. 424 Ninth NV
.pDl nm apDg FnNra
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WEAK wi EN-

Have you read my little
book. Three Glasses of
Mem" If not, write for
same. 1t is sent in plain,
sealed envelope free on re-
quest, and embodies the
truths have learned from
so years experience. 1t
tells Of my famous DIR.
SAEDEN ELECTRIC
BELT. with electric sus-
pensory. the worlds great
est home self-treatment for
all results of youthful
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ANOTHER BARGAINING

ANOTHER BARGAINING have on hand 20 Of
the famoas Meselbsch bicycles; new 1900
models; up to date in every respect; one piece
hanger. expander bar, and seat post; choice Of
saddles, etc; guaranteed for the year; have them
in colors; price $50; don't miss this chance
NATIONAL CYCLE Co, 1921 Penna. ave ap2e-u
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs g. Co..
members OF the New York Exchange. 1919
+ Street
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The grangers sold off fractionally, al
though there was some good buying in
the group. An officer of the Burlington is
quoted as making the statement that the
crop outlook in the Burlington States is
fine
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

BICYCLEs-BICYCLES- BICYCLES The Wheels
that independent Of the trust: The 1850
Eclipse bicycies-'They stand the teat''-euuipp.d
with Morrow brake and coaster; price, SO; terms
easy. The famous Reading bicycles, So So q ith
Morrow brake and coaster. $3.50 Alma bicycles
$50 75- full line Of sundries. SCI 18th ST. NV.
ap29-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHESTNUT HILL. open for couples. April 10
December Is; number limited; references Ad-
dress BON o. kensington, Md lp25-eod-ot
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Mrs. NJ. RENNER-
NJ Me-. THEO.

Medium and Card Reader. washingtons most IA
nous Clairvoyant and Pianist. Consult her on
business, love and family affairs; reunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages. and gives luck Open daily. German
spoken. Csc and SOC. 929 st. NV. ap26-7t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

The street usually becomes interested in
the traction securities at this season of the
year Earnings are increasing every day
rapidly, especially on the suburban lines
1t is said that the outlook for summer traf-
fc this year is better than ever before.
There is much gossip in usually weil-in-
formed quarters regarding pools being
formed in Brooklyn Rapid Transit and
Manhattan Another argument i'll favor
of an immediate advance in this group is
the revised franchise tax assessment sched-
ule, which cuts off many millions from the
first valuation made. The figures given
out yesterday were Metropolitan $50, 000,-
00G. reduced SO. 900: Manhattan. s46.-
0O0, 600. reduced $4,000, goo; Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. 100000, reduced $4,000, 0G0, and
Third Avenue. $4,000 900. There was no
significance in the movements of these Sc
curities yesterday small net declines being
shown at the end of the day, in sympathy
with the general market.
Sugar was quite as erratiC as usual yes
terday, with an opening two points up from
Saturdays close, an advance to 121 12 and
then tumble to Ill 3-4. The close was at
1l2 IA. which was a net loss of four and
one-haif points for the day. No particular
significance was attached to the fluctua-
tions of the stock The usual talk of a
settlement OF the war was heard in the
morning. while the advance was going on
and the usual denials came out in the
afternoon when the decline began. II seems
probable that the chart" people lost heav-
lily yesterday on the stock, Many OF these
guileless gentlemen were short all the way
up to 119 and fraction. They covered"
when the last high price was passed and
went long. But before they could get out
with any profit the stock began to tumble.
Net earnings for March. published yes
terday. were all good. Big Four. for the
month, increased its net earnings SIS, 603
since July /, increase. STARE. The in
crease in net for the month on the Denver
and Rio Grande was s22.664. Fries March
net increased s106993. Wabash gross
earnings fer the month increased s103 202.
The net earnings decreased s13.440. The
gross earnings for the period from July
increased 81, 1916, 1874, and the net increased
S717 sol.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

MONEY TO LOAN at S1z. Sa.. 4. and AZ per
cent, in of loo to $4,000 on d. G.
real estate; pay off S and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. WM. H.
SAUNDERS Is co, 1907 F st. W. jyl-tf-eu.
MONEY loaned salaried people ard retail mer-
chants upon their names without Sc
curity; easy payments. TOLMAN, Room 4s, J6s
0i4 st. oc22-lyr
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLhT-
ERALe-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 40 and ii. Metzerott Building, lilo St.
jel2-tf
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

SPRING, gentle spring, what is nicer on work
man or a mechanic, than our elegant suit OF
Clothes made by our best (Washingtol) tailors,
scarcely worn, at lower figures than you expect.
The successful JUSTHS OLD STAND, GIG st.
an2i-1t
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NINE. DAVIS. born clairvoyant and card rSder,
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences reunites the separated and gives luck
to all; cures piles and drunkenness l22s 25th st.
3pi0-Imo
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-01

LADIES who desire a Monthly Regulator .has
cannot fail will please address with stamp,
DIR. STEVENS. Buffalo. n Y.
de5, tu tn salty
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BIT of advice is always welcome; let flake"
sales alone; for the real thing. come TO Us
for a nice sui. of clothes (yon some) that are
taiIor-nade. one price in plain figures. The
modern. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6i9 St
myI-7t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED-M once, energetic. honorable partner;
business and successful; dcmonst rated as
a money maker; references gwen. Address Bon
J53. this office. myf-3t
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The % DAYS" Cure

tfor men) leads all remedies In this city:
prompt and permanent iuse charge. Con-
shltstion free. DR.. MckEEHAN, 5l6 18th st.
NV. Office hours, to u a. M; . 10 s p. m.
Sundays. tc p. m. sp24-lmo
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FOR SALE-Grocery store; good location; cheap;
must leave city. Address BOX 81. this Of
fee. myl3t
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AFRAID OF MoNoCACY.

A story comes IN = letter from a
former officer ON the Concord thai the
most formidable vessel OF all the allied
fleets IN Chinese waters is the old side
wheeler Monocacy. She il formidable
in the eyes OF the Chinese, 70 whom
she has been Q familiar sight these
many years. They think her endowed
with supernatural powers and are ve.y
much afraid Of her. although they have
known her 80 long. II seems thar in
1884 there was Q big food in the dis
trict where the AOuocacy was stationed
aud when the waters rose the old Mon
ocacy broke loose from her moOrinSs
in the night and in the morning she
was found quite . distance inland The
food had covered the whole country
and the AonOcacy. which draws but
little water, was enabled with her side
wheels to navigate over quite an aroA
Of what was usually dry land From
this there began to circulate ssories
that the old ship vas IN insuument Of
war that could b used ON land when
occasion required and 1t The present
time the natives stand n awe q TIE
vessel
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wife. Miss Hapat. JaG H4<zs. DAy7d
Lonohiws. II ID. SilliuAE, Judge z d
SilEiazzE. Mrs Santana. vile and eAigd,
Miss l. GsrviE. Mrs D. hoki- ]. kokz
H. r. Aacfarlane, Miss G. Akinz. Ma
C. L Stiilmzn, c. h SuIlman. yr.
Miss Cecilia Woods, Mis- Maud Woods
Miss Lucy Woods. Mrs Wilizss5srg
Mrs c. s. Moore, Miss Ray Bel, Capt
Rosehiu, Mani LUX. Nlss Nay LUZ
Miss Daisy LsshmAn, Ms. Creighton
Miss Creighton, l. = HOBBS. ".
Young. Geo. Fook Sing. =. AoErOz and
SIX children, Ars- Asa, Z. G. CarTerz,
Miss n h Rose, W. Rose, krsL An
Sam, Miss Eyaline Pihzro, Aixs 3. l.
Carter. Aiss n c. Widditeid. NrA E.
Cocksst and son, Mrs JaA Campbell.
and servant, the Misses Campbell "a,
Miss Clara Cummings, Mss Estz Cum
nngs. Mrs J. Navahi and servant,
- r. CoI6uru, Prince D. kAxzaa1akoa
{. ) Dsssy aud 81 on deck
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-09
STEAMERS COMING.

The story OF the coming Of the Great
Northern has broken out again. 1t has
been denied as often as The coming OF
the steamers has been heralded anu IL
is known that as long as the British
North American line has The contract
with the Great Northern that they now
nave The steamers OF thus company viii
hot touch here. Some time ago a man
III this town started 70 open an otnce,
so sure was he the steamers were COM
ing right here. de said that he nad
the agency, but as YET the coming OF
these steamers is still only in the news
papers. Inc Waterhouse line, OF which
NJ. J. Bissell Is local agent, Will have
steamers running here In place OF the
bioemfonteln within couple CT
monIns. American steamers to take
the place OF the ships lrOQuols aud
John Currier are being negotiated for
and II Is expected that the next mali
Will bring definite news Oh the sailing
dates OF the vessels.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-09
GOVERNORS COUNCIL
DID LEGISilTIKs
Request That the Haroor De Drsdgsd
for the sierra-Mr. Lansing May
Select HIS Own Aucsioneer.


Honolulu harbor will have to be
dreslged before the new Oceanic Steam
ship Companys new steamers can dock
here. W. W. Giffard wrote 70 the ex-
ecutive council yesterday asking the
government TO see what they could do
IN regard TO the matter. The new
steamers draw % feet nf aate-, aaa the
present depth of the harhor Is not
nearly sufficient
Treasurer Lansing asked permission
To choose his own auctioneer in selling
spirituous liquors seized by the govern
mert- He always thought. lie said.
that such person dill not need a
liquor license. Attorney General Dole
concurred with Mr.. Lansing in his
opinion
Land Agent Brown rekd : latter
from Hackfeld L CO. Ltd. n regard 20
the Piihcnoa tract near Eio. as.
asked that the government riSs- the
land or allow them the water priv. iexes
of the same piece. II VAS des.iSie.s that
ecfion be deferred on she mat
ter until an answer should curne from
Washington in reply 70 ms letter.
speaking Of water rights aud privileges.
f. H. Hatch spoke on the subject of
amendments to the charters OF Eva
and Kohala plantations, giving those
coz .sorations the right 10 acquire a
majority Of the stock OF other curpor-
ations. II appears that Eva has al
ready scquired controlling interest
in Apokaa plantation, and Eohala plan
tation holds majority OF the stock al
the Kohsla railway. Under thsir char
tiers neither Of the corporstioas can do
this without express permission OF the
executive, inserted il the charter
Il was decided that the requests
siaouh be granted. subject to condi-
items thst viii be imposed By the gov
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CLEARED.
Sch f. S. Redfeld, Puget Sound.
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.

Chas. E. Moody. Am sa. 1915 tons.
at Tacoma; coal thence 10 Honolulu.
Prior TO arrival.
Diamond Head, Am TX, $50 tons, at
Tacoma; coal thence to Honolulu.
Fort George, Am sh, 1,61s tons; coal
from Puget Sound To honolulu, by
WEIGH & Co.
H. c. Wright, Am sch. z75 tons, at
Eureka; redwood thence to kahulHi,
by Chas. Nelson.
Lurline. Am bg, SS6 tons; pass and
mdse to Kahului, by Alexander 4
Baldwin, Ltd.
Mary E. Foster, Am nh, 50 tpnA. ~
Blakeley; lumber thence 70 Honolulu,
by RentOn, Holmes 4 Ca
Philippine, Am scr, 4S1 tons. At san
Diego; lumber from Gny's Harbor 70
Honolulu, by S. e. Slade Lumber Co.
Roderick Dhu, Am bk, 1,45z tons;
pass and mdse TO hiIo in Spreckles
line, by j. ID. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
Serena Thayer, Am sch, 195 tons, at
Gray's Harbor; lumber thence TO Ne
hului, by Chas. Nelson.
". 4. Witzeman, sch, 45S tons; lum-
Der from Gray's Harbor TO Honolulu.
by 5. E. Slade Lumber Co.
Wallace B. Flint, Am blk. 40 tons;
pass and mdse 10 Honolulu, by Alex
ander & Baldwin, Ltd.
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HALF HOLIDAY.

Yesterday was q hah holiday aloag
the whole front Everybody went TO
the boat races. Several OF the hauai
steamers arrived in the morning anu
the hlnau got alongside the wharf at
u little after noon The Nippon Maru
left tor the coast at o'clock. just as it
was beginning 70 be light She Was
Well on diamond Head by sunrise.
Inc kliauea Hou from kahului came
in last evening without any freight
She reports the Yosemite leaving IA
hului as she came away and several
ships IN the harbor. Inc Wachusets
had not arrived up TO the time the HI
lauea left She 10 now III days out
from Newcastle with coal for kahulul.
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ALBION A WONDER.

Men along the front VINO know the
kimball and the schooner Albion,
which have been chartered by the new
market company 10 carry meat from
san Francisco 70 tnls port, say that
the himDail Is all right, but that the
Albion can hardly get out OF her own
way. She has been Known 70 make
i've knots with the WIND and CAIN
sea, Dut this Is about her record. sue
has out one boiler and that will just
about carry steam enough TO blow ner
whistle. Like the old kaimiloa, when
ever she blows her whistle her pro-
peiier stops.
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Arsher. Am blk. Calhoun. San Fran
cisco, Aug. IS.
Alice Cooke, Penhollow, Blakley. Aug.
"a. Lumber to L & c.
Albert, Am Blk Griffths, San Francis
CO, Aug. 10. II. Hackfeld & Co.
Andrew WEIGH, Am blk, Drew, San
Fra acisco, Aug. II. C. Brewer 4 Co.
Challenger. Am sd. Gould. New York.
Sept L
c, ID. Bryant, Am bk. Colley, San
francisco, Aug. 80.
CarBedd Llewellyn, Br sh, Griffith,
Hamburg, Germany, Aug. 90. (For
SsaItle). Hawaiian Fertilizer Go.
Duxresgan. br BIZ, Dixon, Londou.
Aug. 8. Haw. Fert. Co
DeehInont Br sh, Aston, Newcastle.
Aus. 10. Coal to order.
Enterprise, Am sch, San Francisco,
Aus. &c.
Florence. Am sh, Ryder, Tacoma,
Aug. 20.
r. S. Redfield, Am sch, Jorgensan,
Port Gamble, Aug- Is. Allen & Rob-
inSon.
inEincible, Am sh. Mckenzie, Newcas-
tie, Aug. "a. Coal to order.
joan Currier, Am sh, Murchison, Ia
coma, Aug. %.
J. q. Brown. Am sh, knight, New
castle, Aug. l.. Coal to order.
hil9nory, Br sh. Corrance, Liverpool,
Aug. Z. II. Hackfe.d & Co., Ltd.
Philadelphia, Ger sh, Wachter, Gies-
termunds Germany, Aug. 4. II.
dackfeld & Co, Ltd.
Sebastian Bach. Br OK. Nagasaki, Feb
rIary II.
St Katherine. Am ok, Saunders, San
Francisco, July II. c. Brewer & Co.
S. c. Allen, Johnson, San Francisco,
September 3.
Standard, Am sh, Getchell, Tacoma,
Aug. Is. o. R. & L. Co.