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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-14

District OF Columbia was formed
and there, one hundred wears ago,
the foundation was,laid for the two.
original buildings, one for the
House OF Representatives and one
for the Senate. The buildings are
still there, an Insignificant part OF
the Marble Halls erected froc time
to time in consonance with the
miraculo IL advance in wealth, terri
tory aud population OF the great
Republic. Washington to-day would
not be recogniz4d by the commits
sioners who, ooe hundred years age,
laid the foundation OF the great
capital.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-14
Funds for Italy.
here.

New YoRK, Dec. SIT is estimated
that more than 100000 has been
sent to In liza from the United States
Tor The help OF the sufferers. The
New York Com mittee. which dis.
banded to-day, raised $272,sss,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-14
Empress Frederick Very Ill.

New YORK, Dec. 5. "A Journal
special from London says: The
Dowegsr Empress Frederick Of
Germany is i'll again. II her condi-
tion becomes more serious Queen
Victoria may 90 to Kronberg to see
her daughter, about whom she is
very anxious. This is alleged to be
the reason the Kaiser snubbed
Kruger, to. get him out OF the
country. The Pfince OF Wales wi |
probably go to see his sister soon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-14

A great celebration was held in
Washington, D. c., on December
18th, the day being tbs one hun
dredth anniversary OF the establish
ment OF the capital OF the United
States. New York was tha first
capital Of the Union after the dec.
laration, OF Independence. Then
the capital was moved to Philadel-
phia but circumstances arose which
made George Washington consider
it advisable to have a capital far
away from the large cities, not close
to the cosat and yet within a nayi-
gable water way. A commission was
appointed to find the ideal spot and
. tract OF land, ten square miles 10
size, was selected along the Potomac
river, part OF it being in Virginia
aud part in Maryland. There the
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-14

To-day is the anniversary Of the
death of George Washington, who
expired at his home in Virginia 101
years ago. If the spirit of the great
statesman and general could be
summoned back to this mundane
sphere, would he, the earnest patri
OF. nod approval or shake his head
at the conditions existing to-day in
his beloved countryi He was not
infallible by any means but he laid
the foundation for a political struo-
ture which holds good to this day.
His honest soul would repudiate
with horror the unparalleled cor
ruption OF the U. S. Government,
and he would curse the men who in
the name Of liberty deprive nations
of their Independence, and who 10
the name Of justice and humanity
burn American citizens at the stake
1t is we'll, after all, that George
Washington cannot be spirited back
by any Medium on this day. He
wouldn't enjoy the seanee.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-14

II there be consciences and coin
in Honolulu the Opera, House
should be filed to- o-morrow evening
to ito utmost capacity. The lepers,
likethe poor, we might always have
had with us, but wise men segre-
gated them from us and now they
are alone. All who have visited the
settlement know what that lons-
someness means in spite OF the
efforts OF our governments and
liberal minded citizen to- ameliorate
conditions. The Catholic sisters
aud the Catholic and Protestant
brotherhoods are doing marvellous
ly good work there but there are
responsibilities thrust upon our
community that only true christian
charity, the Caritas of love, can
fulfill. The small presents sent
from here TO prove that our friends
are not forgotten is the wireless
telegraph from heart to heart.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-14

The INDEPENDENT 30 cent pr
month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
SUIT OVER B. & O. DIVIDEND
HOLDERS OF PREFERRED STOCK WANT
SOME OF TIE PROSPERITY.
John II. Crtmmins Gets a Temporary Injunction
Restraining Payment Of the March Dfvi-
dend on Common until It's Settled II the
Preferred Can't Have More Than Four.


A suit IN equity VAS begun yesterday in
the United states Circuit Court by John ID.
Crimmlns against tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad mpan In behalf 81 himself and
other holders OF the roads preferred stock.
to restrain the directors of the road from pay
ing To the holders OF the common stock the
2 per cent. dividend declared In August last.
and payable on March l.. 1901, on the net earn
ings for the year ending June 80. 1900. IN
Injunction IA also asked for restraining the
directors from paving in the future any divi-
dend on the common stock from the net earn
ings Of future years until, In accordance with
the provision upon which the certificates Of pre-
ferred stock are sold. u dividend II per cent
shall have been declared and paid on the pre-
fcrred stocN for each such year.
In case the court derr"cs that the holders
Of the common stock are entitled 10 Il divi-
dpnd - , Der cent. nftrr the dividend on The
preferred has been provided Tor. Mr.. trI,uIl's
asks that the cor pany he, restrained from
declaring any dNIdcHd on NE common sock
H. pyco~s of { per cent. out Il II" net earnings
of any fiscal year until a diNidcrd lro rata
with that declared on such stock shall have
becn declared in favor Of the preferred stock;
The COMPLAINT declares that While tie Iisht
Is nov DENIED 10 holders "i preferred etn'k
I'm any one year. the company inienLs not only
to pay the per cent dividend on the common
W III - W. NV. 80 80" AAhsHH
10 nav a dividend IN the cunn on STOCK IN eN-
CO.'S Of 1 per cont. If he Roard Of directors
sbpI d, ON such attiu. ..etinrd by tie roads
,n,nin =. The cpnr llin1Ht assert that the
l. ller. Of referred - ock Lay" N" rish' 10
ro Give In each year IN which the net etIIyuEr
of the road prove sufficient. not onlya o.NIdrui
of or cont, nut also q pro rl'0 '.H'' Win
holder Of tho common stock. in a"r additional
dividends. or 1T least a pro rata -hare aiieT 'hr
! payment Of the I yer cent. dividend on D"tA
glasses Of stock.
The appliCation for an Injunction Is aI-
parentlv the outcome Of a feeling of uneassness
that has prevailed for some lime among the
r~rercrrel stockholders. Under tho provisions
~ IN. plan %! generalization Of the Baltimore
md Ohio system the preferred stock is entitled
10 a Der cent. per aunura npr-cu'nulauVc avn.
dord. There IL no provision That the preferred
stock should not got more II ne warnings OF
tho company warrant. Last year I pc, cent
was pali on each class of stock and tie d-
rc,tors. in view Of the ,Olnp1nv's large eafll-
ings. declared % dividend Il ? per cont on the
cowunn. seemingly N advance. payable on
the lat Of next March. Mr.. mss CON
trut!nl il thnt tho preferred stock should re-
cpivo cGu1i e., 0s.'orl'ion, NJ Least, AMI that
no mu-r ii! vidonl- ~" paid on tn" common stool,
until ir" u.ilS ui '1c preferred siochhuld"Ts
have been fully recognized and protected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
FIGHTING GOES ON IN COLOMBIA.
Rcveiutioniss Now Hope for Success within
Three Months,

The mall and cable news from Colombia
during the past week gives to Colombians
here n hope that the revolution which has been
In progress for more than q year will soon be
enaed. Though the Government insists that
be doing the most aggressive work Attacks
are now contemplated on ~Darranquil!a and
Cartagena. tho principal seaports Of Colombia.
DIR. Antonio jose Restrepo. diplomatic agent
here OF the revolutioniSts. said Yesterday: Il
have never been more sanguine OF our ultimate
triumph than during the past TWO weeks The
and have a good supply OF ammunition. Tho
continued lawle-s acts Of the Government
have Swelled the rebel ranks by several thou
sands. We now control several Of the deVart-
ments and fighting has even been reported a.
near To Bogota. the capital. a. Oienas. sixteen
miles awav. l can safely say that with the
news we have the reyoluuonists ought 10 be
in absolute control OF Colombia within three
months"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
THREE PRICES FOR SUGAR.
Trust Offers Brand Like Arbuckie's at Ar
huCkle's price

The National Sugar Refining Company.
whose quotations for refined sugar have
been erratic lately. advanced it. list prices
5 points Yesterday. making the price for fine
graduated 55j cents a pound. Other refners'
prices are: American Sugar Refining Com
lany. 500. cents, Arbuclle Bros, $40 cents,
TIL" following circular letter was issued by the
American Company yesterday
our basis for graUilated is $500 less IS
cents per 10, pounds, | Per gent. in cash. and
an additional conditional allowance Of | per
cent. Al present il is possible to purchase
sugar OF other manufacture on a lower basis
than our quotations. We understand such
sugar gives satisfaction for requirements
such ms yours. We submit our willingness.
therefore. in view OF your loyalty, to arrange
for the delivery Of this brand Of sugar on your
orders while present market differences e1-
isi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
CANAL SEASON CLOSED. --CT
The Tonnage Carried Is About 10 Per Cent
Less Than Last Year.

ALBANY. Dec. THE canal season OF leO
closed officially at noon to-day, but IL will be
several days before the State waterways will
be clear Of boats. The canal season has not
been as good in point of tonnage as that Of
the year 1890, when 1850. S5l tons Of freight,
with a value Of t92. 80. az. were carried. It.
il believed that the total tonnage this year
will he about 10 per cent, less than last year.
ltcyed, to The larga number cf b1eaEsIand leaks
In the canals during the first few weeks az
navigation. The most serious of these were
at the AqueduCt near Schenectady on the Erie
Canal and nj Wilhur's basin on the Champlain
Canal These and less serious breaks were
caused by severe storms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
WESTMINSTER nom tOHBTNF.
Al the Iirhting Companies but Ono In the
County Come In.

The Westchc~tcr Lighting COMPANY, which
was organized on Nov !, with s2,5nu.0oo oapi-
tai. represents a combination - al IL" clertrc
light. heat AMI p,wc, cornIn.'' in West
chester county save one The capital stock
Of the ncy company is e., Ioo.o"o " " ScrI-
gam LA, hcea ma g. g., rr,-i!"nt and u "
SfIlv,l A., SECRETARY lhu~r 1,llrd the
combination ~" said 10 il.I.dn William {.
Whttu,, and stephen II liE'- Madam =
Shr.Hs.u g. ,H" rrW .nH',W )'..i"'
bern turned over To ih" N"-tCh"-i"r lI-IiIug
Inmp.n,. East Chester ll,,trI' ,uw'uuN .
port ,hn-tr" Electro L.u,htiu. any.
inrchmnni Electric licht t,mgnuy, |iiu"uruot
tlrrtGc lIgn'. Heat and Power I%,rIHuS
m, po'hum Electra I.bt ana Power ,"tu'HuN
Mount ki.cp i~igltia: tuMlHuN, W.. ioh"-i"r
Gas and Iote tomlUu. New York suburban
Gas Cumuau,. Whit" PLANS lighting 'uinlauy
Hudson River cas- and Electric t'E.IduN
Muuioipnl Gis iuuuIIuN of N'ahc's, D."
Noukrr- GINS lignt tCwNuE' ana tN" Vest
chester Gas Light COMPANY Of Nuul'f-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
Live Stock Market.

Dec. /.
R.o.irts Of h..ves were l.isa head, all 'or
,ypnr,crs and slauchtcrers with the eNcsIt0n
Of 2 cars, 80 trade of importance. Inc
feeling vas rnted stcody. Dressed beef Quiet
Mt VsSterdAV's nuotftinn-. Cables unchanged, IN
rnrts to-day. $40 hecyrs and 500 Quarters " ,crr
Mordly y. rs bceycs and ass quarters n beef.
Rr'piutS u calves were 1.t he q, all fr' the market
TRADE Gut"t. hut feeling STEADY. N'out - head
uns.ll. Common 80 good ,eals sold At 81, s. ~
Ion lhS: vr Se'rS ~ So So SiW' CITY dressed Vclls
Uuict 1T = % ETC. Ter head.
Rcc,iriS ~ Sh,cp AID hWa> wee 3..pa head, in
Guiding . CO. Is for Butchers grC - Toy Tho mark,
ma ding, with the stale stock, - cars on sale. SI,ep
vrrr slow and weak; lambs a shade iIW"f, ana g.
ca, were lktb 10 he carried over. Common 10 good
SHEEP sold a, So 50 S. 80 rc' loo lbs. cUlis 1t 81 50;
medium t. pin lambs Ht . o So tanrd,an lambs
al $50. DrcS d mutton SLOW at So e.. per 10.
dressed lambS at G Ghi,c.
Ecr.rt, # hogs were 1855 head. Including a car
az PENNSYLVANIA pig, for the market. The slllur
pic, wa, S5.:o per l0o lbs. Feeling steady FOR ali
.L-AI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
Fidelity Rank Omen. Tomorrow,

Anew auxiliary of the National City Bank
the Fidelity ~Bank-v!ll open for business M
Madison avenue and Scvontv-ffth street to-
morrow. Its apital i s?N0.oo md its sur
plus SlOo, M Edward II. rcaslee is the new
banks PRESIDENT. James Stillman, President
of the National ,ity Bank, Ncc-PreSidcnt.
directors arc Thomas =. Fowler, President
OF the New York. ontario and Western Rail
road pauv: former Mayor Hugh !. Grant,
Charles u. Henderson 81 lie d.rson 4 Co.,
ana jacob II. SchiT of Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02

II vas a narrow colt n market, the bulk ~ the trade
he NC ve-y eviirnny disposed TO await further dryel-
orm nt>. 4 small decline was tftceabla to the Ia.
fucnc' ~ lower Livrfpo ! prices, some increase In
the crop movement and more ~ less realizing as well
a. a certain amount OF board room trading for a
decline y little cov'fing and some new buying
caused an immediate response. and then nj rS
sag ed again Lightly. owing To further liquldHtoL
Mr. Hest - ngutcs were 4 surprise. but dry goods
report, wore more favor thle. Mauchr,te adyiCes OF
late ave been slim Ilatiug. the stock her Is small or.
and tuc 20 III Is Disposed - u rule 10 hold Tor belt"r
liiCeS lac speculation. h w"yei, has dwinGiHd To
small prop Ir,ions. and IN, short interest, what there
Is Of 4. seems not 10 E u a Lind that can b. forced
to ~liluidate at present p'ices under existing con
uiions
CoPFgE-Tao on the spot was nrmer at TIC for
No I Futures advanced IS 10 rs points and closed
nu. Sales. 20. 500 bag, ilAvre advanced 81 Ham
burg was unchanged % 4 'fg lower American ware
house deliveries. 1929 bags Rio firm AT 200 feis
advanre. Exchauge. Ia { I'D sad derineI. Re
e .iptS. 1000 bagS. stock. az. oon. Santo. rrn at 100
r.is advync. keceIp's. 1000 bags Stocs, 1897
GOO. Prices here as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
Missouri Pacific stock Issue,

The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
has issued s".0S5. 500 Of additional capital stock
tn purcha.o the Kansas cry Northwestern
il, broad. the ,outT,l 81 which has i,,u CIV ned
by friendly inter, ~ts for some wears The
total out-' ind.ng stock Of tho Missouri Pact
fc l. nov So. az. $50 The stock of the Kansas
city Northwestern VIII be- kept alive plthough
u will pass into the TREASURY f The Missouri
Pacific. Their" is no intention ~ disturbing
tine snu.Wsl of series \, bonds issued by the
Kansas cry Northwestern
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
". Il. Vanderbilt rnspcct- Doston and Albany.

william Is. Vanderbilt. accompanied by
President Galloway ~ tho Scw lu"h Central.
made an inspection trip over Nh l' ION and
Albany Raii -oad yesterday ma 'lc ninety
nine year lease Of VI" a.I-r9ir" I,tt L. the
New York Central there j. a -tIrulation hat
the lessee COMPANY hal. ovloud nr i"a,' $1,000
OJO II year Tor tho iuiIruN"'I cHi oI ii' Boston
terminals ol the lea Sol road. ItcsI3"ri di4a.
way has been lookiuE ii'u the 't,""siiu'- oI
the Boston and Albany IA this rrsycCl Their"
service more gensrally ON tie boston and Albany
NnAa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02

standard oil i ,ck made another sensational
leap upward in price yesterday. a sale being
made in the curb market OF a small amount Of
the stock ~ $40 a share This. besides being q
new record. represented an advance al 10 point
couNpar"d with the opcuing price. The closing
quotations were. s77G bid. sT7s asked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
MfS1 INDIES ETC

Nf.Sl INDIES, fJt.
MoNDAY-At 1880 4. u. for HAITI. per steam-
;n a. Pm To' T,icg II mail .na b t0I cNu Ha,Sn !, ysn.;
TuESDHi a 20 4 NJ ,(sIEpl.ia.nieiy 1850
RRi c A. and rS' sol SHA mi fkc an f tnRr .saS SsP ., Ss.s.
ship Alliance, via Colon mail for Guatemala
mus he directed Ter ]s!e.mfhIp, Alliancs"l; a
iSlA A,Aln % - ,d 3@HlHlS4SN FFRtFIjS Psi
wEpNES9hn nAt g. y. f, bLhMup pa. Rr
ioSo !, u. tf hkAzIIy per Steamship oiber:
NAL for MoI'hSrn hral'i, A,srni'n. h.punllc:
steamship 0i1,r-'i; al i, II. Tor Brazil. per
steamship C@pr, mail tor NoItttIn Rranl. Argen-
c e''fS';d C e; i'fSTifhip Y G'E;Il: 3! 'TIh.BhAisctSS,
1P1 ! MAN snd Pro ere o'V 'n%ii lor ' o'her part. ' a
Mssc mIf' Be Greeted per ].!sar;h,p segp:
tot NAsSAI. PC, steamship AnlIila Cma.l must
INV siNliS2fHfAG6H. G5GSAiN2rASNA,MIo' and MHANssHao1
NIi;LA; per steamship ADMIRAL sampson. from
r F"' lMf iot AK. n Gj @ AZ HSHM . .sS
'"'i psS steamship team III Ssi,vMs; d 'P' , = tS y for i3 1Hf
f f1Ss. cA mail g, SR }sT,sis,, P ftl q, s!''FP ".rS d SGns
and Guatemala must be directed per steam.
sAr Tx SG@s TFi ! &. NJ for NEWFOUNDLAND;
PEI. steamship ter.an. rom Phii.ttlphia;. !
~ 4 u ,sqppltneniary 10 a ~ ir 81:
nnnla1, g, .Itoih. ntN,MSNp ano
LEEN AMI IoLhN 10 ana prM fnAra ReS
stshnlshlp fonlaneit "a. }, y a.; 10y fOhiv
liCn' per .'eanlsnlp oan 1man "a pan Juan:
~ ~ q NJ -ulIcren,e, .oSu q MJf1
foRIL y ISLAM hMAiSh, ~aNANLLLA'
A~kIiiAGhN ana 1htn IoNN. Pr ueans
SID Alen" 'rfll ,ct tosla rag rutt De oliectse
PER STEAMSHIP Acne 49, NJ. nuPpiS
incntaTy lnao a, W ior :, kACAo ana ENk.
HtElA, Icf steamship nlldut via Curecee
mail for Shvattla and Carthagena must 10
directed per si"tn,1ti1 .Hildnr1: AT II a. N.
for TUBA, per steamship Moro Castle via
Havana at !. VI. for TINE REPCHs
LIZ, lRt GlAN and PARAIt AI, PEI atsarn:
FHlp Italian Prince NJ ] i. VI. Tor NORTHERN
BRAIIl. per steamship Amakonense.
Malls ipt newfoundland. ny ran N NORM Sydueye
md thence .y steamer. Close ~ this Office daily
At $50 ], VI 'couhr"rn' cln't here every Nom
du', Wednesday ana saturday,. Malls Tor MI.
dttlpn, by mi . hn>ill, ana thence by steamer.
cl"Srh' ihI>' Mo- DAT y atN;a"P ~. NalSfor Cuba,
by fail I. In'I Tan pa. ) u, ana tNrnce BY stea M
81. cipS' ~ i.lN uiN'r daily At 81 NJ. the con:
Friday. Mail, for Mexico Gty. overland I'm.
lcss 'p..c,'liF address 70, despatch by s,esm.,i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
COW FEfiT.

S~ATlEu,N. Dec. |. GRAIS Wheat Spot
WI FIRM md nur" active. Sales $1,000 bush,
mainly for export hey" and at the outports.
No. : red. IN elevator, &c. No. | Northern
Duluth, &C. over D"'ombcr: No, ! hard, zoe,
over. Northwestern receipts We're lgi cars
against go ll.t week and ~ tas' year. Chicago.
1850 agaiH.t lla last week aud l31 = wear ago.
IittuTc> Cl.'"G ga g. lower. sales. l,a7i,F0
bush. Prices rs iUIoN-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
Gost Office Notirs.
DoST OFFICE NOTICE.

may occur NJ ny 'iWrl
Foreign mails tor M week ending bee. :. 1900,
will ,losr GrkDNPIlN W all cascsi At tN" icrcrsl
logi once aS follows PARCELS POS WALLS
close 0e hon1 'G,je' thau CLOSING itw' nuw 4 brlnw
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. - Z \. NJ. islu', rWrntatN 900
A.. NJ Tor ~ hOPt, PER st,aUSutp 81 louis.
Via SoutAamItp ton mail for ireland must ls d
fsct'd "pt i amSuip 81. Iodisi at y \, VI.
tSupUl mtnt7E l.3I :. NJ ~ ~ ROPI. ~
'ied mslip Tcutpuin. VIA Queenstown q. At 1850
4. N for BELGIUM dIfc,, per camSL
Noordland OnHi must be dirrdrd pr steamship
NO1fd. hhd'i.
THURSDAY. AVA VI. Tor TKhNCf. SwITHEr
land, ITALY, SPAIN, puRTIGAl. TIR
ksSA ISSxssoo tEei .u Ssp &c l 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02

4 noteworthy rse IN cInee was due 30 strong HAVE
cables ard b.isk European buying. The NOvsmber
receipts at Rio and santos were onlv slightly over
l,nni. Onn bags. Shorts covered and there was little
incllna,iop 10 sell. Some look Tor a decrease In the
visible on Der !, but II will probably be mall Ono
hous. said Expectations OF much larger receipts
at RIO and Santos this .rdS0n thnn last and prospects
for a big crop IN Irazl In 1901 -0c are agHiusi a mate
rial advance. although Europeans appear disposed to
take the hull side on signs OF a falling oil in the Bra
milan moNrin' mt
NAVAL. SroREs-Spiritso of turpentin.. 4ei.SI $50.
Common 10 good strained rosin, Si,s5 tsl.70.
PROVISIONS Meats were easy: picked shoulders
&C.. do. hams. sl2 acc: do bellies, So . loo
PORK was quiet, with mess AZ sl2a Sl3. LARD wa.
strong Brazi! kegs, So ~; Western choice. $3.50;
refncd Continent, $3.50; South American, $40.
Talow. 47sc. Dressed hogs. q 80 7iic. Butter
Creamery. extras, :5 d25i,c: frsts, ~ 24c. state,
dairy. fancy: % 4 :S SIC. Cneese.S State. { c. large.
September. fancy, ilr.: small. liiac. Eggs-S'ate
aud Pennsylvania, 81 2Sc.; Western, &c. Chicago.
Dec. THE demand for December lard from the
leading bull Interests and shorts advance that month
and caused n h ghcr range ~ prices all around. until
late in the day. when ire" offerings Of January de-
nytricS by cnumI> ,ion houses and certain packers
resulted IN a sharp break. The closing was quiet at
the decline. Cash demand was slow"
SUGAR = was nrm and quiet AT 49, al 1850,
for sc test, ana as s l5-lsc. FOR 50 test. Refined
Arm. Nationai Sugar Refining Company advanced
prrrS FOR grauU ated n S5i5. American unchanged
at $500 for granuIaird and Arbuckle at sS.Ij,
CHICAGO, Dec. l.--ThcSe were to-dqy's prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02

or linen. II = not a greasy or sticky dye does not
rub of. Never soils anything IL IS mad. from
absolutely puf. ,ngr-l enis and rsy b. safely used
by old ~ Young Hays fa,r-tealth is a clean,
creamy dres,ng, lie tcately p-rtumed AID highly
le.LfAale In avery WAY VOW WI hAYe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02

Henry W. Cannon. President Of the Chase
National Bank. sailed on Wednesday on the
steamship Oceanic. He u going to Cairo.
LyypS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02

dav........ lG. 300 to Il. $500 1900 1880
Augusta shipped to-day. 2.5Gi bales. Memphis. 1917:
81 louis. 7.c:2 and Houston, i3.lao. rot exports.
1915 bales. New orleans declined 3 POINTS for
futures. Futures declined ! 10 Il r1nt~ and clOsed
quiet. Estimated sales. CO. 900 bales. lLces here
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02

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steam. stlfa .iu Hp uuHh. mainly fOf fIUf,
here ana M me uHtrotit 40 ~ M ~'ttatuf At',c,
No ? white. 4Tt.r NJ = }tl,F. tftr iutrtsa
closed uf,l. flrt tp 80 hlghtt NHeH. i.t Wn
bush Price 90. ful fva