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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-26

CHICAGO. Ans. 2swh.at opened steady on q
little bull sentiment left from yesterday but
the remainder q the session saw the bears in the
ascendant Trade quiet and throughout there
was fair amount OF liquidation. both local and
outside. Liverpool cables were not encouraging and
besrish sentiment was further encouraged hy clear
ing weather In the Northwest Minneapolis
weak. and this fact had considerable to do with
sentiment here. The decline at Minneapolis was
taken to mean an improvement in Northwestern CON
dit'ons although reports received here were as
gloomy as ever. II was explained after was all
over that the Minneapolis decline was due 70 Min
neapclis elevator people who changed the seat Of
their operations. buying IN Chicago and selling in
their own local market, which 3c ovsr Chicago.
N~verthees, Chicago traders did a deal Of selling
In sympathy With Minneapolis September, having
opened at fiiMzikc dropped to T3ac closing kaic
down. at T3af53sc
Germ vas dull and furnished nothiis new to shs
speculative situation. Offerings light. but
the demand also very slack September closed
STEADY, shade down. at as1s
Oats we're dun and fcstureless. September closed
ie lower. al alA12Isc
Provisions were quiet and Easy Influenced eonsid-
erahly by the wheat weakness There was consider
able liquidation Of September while the outside
was fair buyer of January. September PORK closed
i2sc lower, lard &c down aud ribs " depressed
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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The following prices sre bsine offered to the pro-
Queer BY the local dealers for delivery IN round lots
on the dock and in the car at Seattle:
Grain Oats ssta1 80. barley SIS 50; wheat. chick
IN feed. SIS s bran. 80 30, shorts. Ei9
Hay-Pnget sound. Nna: Eastern Washington tim
othY. Ni; alfalfa. - per ton
Ggs-atrietiy fresh ranch, n612c
Butter Fresh ranch. l5fiee creamery. 1o6He
Poultry Lire chickens. Halle live turkeys, lie:
tnrk-ys. he; geese loc. ducks. leaisc PER 10.
Live stock-Ghnice beef cattle. cows, Ndsac.
steers Nssc; choice sheep to good hogs. live, &c:
hogs, tresssd, lei calves dressed. large. &c; small
tx calves. Hive. large. Sc; small. &C.
Hides, peifs and WOOL HeavT sound saited steers.
over 70 IBIS. sc medium. sound. per ID. rc; light,
sound. under - lbs. &c; cows sound. all weights.
Ii; stays bulls and oxen Sc: saied hps. lei:
esyss, per ID. Dc green hides ic less than saited
dry hides. per H. ier: dry culls. nne-thirt less
summer dear, per ID. 7td3oc winter deer, dry 1Na
re: papery deer. iasisc; dry elk Katie; green elk
lMsc: sheep peits, 2scss %; shesrlings. is6pc;
Eastern Washington wool. sasiio. Western Washing
ton wool, isc; dirty or timber burned. ls9iic;
tsliow. 18jic.
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ssdy; wlla wana. is: Valley. zsssc; bausstezn
'as9c.
q % %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. 8. -wh.at-stssiy on
and of call
Bariny-Wezt
osfs-Stronx
Spot quotations were;
wbeat-shippins. No. !. Sos: choice. as; mil
Bsri.y@Feed, 7s4c brewing. s1ssc
oats-Good TO choice white. ST. H.sts good 70
ehoiee gray. S.igai. 70; good to choice red. N21s
lB.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. lniss wheat. certais. 1850;
Australia SIS: barley centas. s7i5: oats. eeu'als.
s.s7s; beans sacks sai corn. eentas. $50; potatoes
bay. tous. 81: wool. bales. 80.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Millstufs iiddiIngs. slTg9; bran. sia7i' per
ton.
barley. SO; alfalfa. ssa7 50; compressed wheat 50
@i2: straw, per bale. 2sa51fc-
Potatoes River Burkanks. isasoc; Salinas Bur
banks. 70cnsl: sweet si9i.59
Vegetable. Green peas. 29ie; string beans. za3sc
per NJ tomatoes, 25aioc: asparagus. T5c9s2 50
Fniit-Apples. choice. 81 Is; common. Nc; Mexican
lines. S. sas common California lemons. l.5od
ais; choice California lemons. s5d5S; bananas. 81
aa.0: pineappies, s2a3.
fsncy dairy. siG22c seconds. Ea2nc.
Chsese~Ssw California fats. a.aioc; Young Amer
lea. f1Bio!c: Eastern, I3taiilc
asoe' ''
Pouitry-Turtey sobel.rs, saioc; turkey hens, IL
small broiiers s7a2 90 large hroilsrs. 81 Bd3 fry
ers t7- So hens 50 5oa5: Old ducks, s5s4 90 geese.
59i-50.
Wool and Hops.
Wool Spring Nevada. ns1sc; Eastern Oregon. !,
diac; valley Oregon l6ffisc Fall Mountain lambs.
sdl0c: Humboldt and Msndocino, I0dl2c.
Hops-Crop Of 1890. s4fi3c,
Closing Quotations.
wh.st-s,eady; December. 81 oss; cash, r.o5.
Barley--No sales.
corn-Large yellow. SiTta1D.
% % 20
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NIXON Funeral services for Ms. Nellie Nixon will
be held today at 10 tn. from Buttersorih' .
chapel
COLEMAN Funeral services for Mn. Hattie Cole
vii be held today at .. m, from SO Minor
avenue north.
BURNLEY Funeral services Tor Mrs Elisabeth
Burnley will he held today at y. m. from But
tervarth's chapel
BABCDCk-in this city. August . 1900, q. The
family residence. Railroad avenue and Connecti-
cnt street. Harley u. the six month-od child Of
Mr. ard Mrs. AmAss Babcoek.
sTRousE-At South Park. August g. 1890, Ethel
the one mnuih- old daughter a Mr.. and MFs John
q. Stscuse, o, cholera nfantum.
Funeral services will be held today. SUNDAY, At Z
. IA. fyoru the residence
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Flour Steady. winter patents. 81 7Hss, straishts
81 le6s 20, clears, Sssts spring specials. 81 saf
sc patents. - Ass, straights. Ssat bakers. 81 %
efgN
whestNo. spring Tsfc Ne red rsfTs4c
Corn No 2 nsaaake No yellow ssse
Oats Ne. ! siAa22sc No ahitc ssAsasses No, )
white gal8s,sc
Rafirv Coed feeding sSH3ac fair 10 ehgies malt
ing W8tsc
f1sxssed No. I. 81 81; No I Northwestern N.u.
Timothy Seed Prime. - 70
Nasz Pork Per barrel Ni oSSli TO-
lard Fer lao pounds 81 istee %
shott Ribs Sidrs iocsr " q9aT IS
shogiagrs- nrY sNited boxed ssaa3c
short SIDES Clear, hated, s. sAa7 90
WHISKY Bssa u hiEb wines. 81 "a
Sugar CNt loaf. g. sse; sranulatsd Sc ccuf-r.
ticnsfs 4. 10, ~ A. siec
iayar-Centtart sfade 81 0am
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LIVE sTork MARKETS.


CHICAGO Aur Reeeitts 50 bead Nominal
" stesN Gsdt 81 rF;rss native steers e. ass
re'f 20 nr,iNa - essE y -slet;ca feg4srs tafs y
mtsrd stas-trrs s. $50 = rouS s. sszt - brifers
tAt8. fsnrrfs. Sz48 n hsls = asa sa raiers sss
90 tils s, NsaJ
Nses Esreiutt irtiAv Baoe asAd, Nes,das Y sun
sst aratrf irff rfst. so Active tfserssr Ten
~ mses 49, tntrhsfF s 5sss ~ Fara Is ch-i
hrFvF 81 iaAa y feash hsarr 81 G4s 9s lest
= lAss 50 hslis - ssirt g. iefs "
sssvr EeviR'F 10 hsaa sheer ssd ftsaAs
steady i,sseS is ehstlr WEI sefv g. ASA faif p,
ehalev usVr4 S nzy q Wegtcsl, shrtt Is zsss p
Tesss 'Aree, 8 WIS e. nattvs lansts, sass 81 west.
sfu isashs s. rtEs -
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augmented by receipts from the Pacific coast, 20
that in any event nothing but an unprecedented de-
inand can cause temporary enosrrsament
The fact that the New York banks received from
the interior during the week almost s. No. 900 more
than was withdrawn gives evidence OF sattuactcry
condition in the Southwest and West; in fact re
rorts from those sections 70 indicate plentt-
fal supply Of money and lead TO the beief that no
hsavv demand need be expected until very much
later than usual.
Specie Imports and Exports.
The imports Of specie this week we're SiiSi gold
and So 81 silver and the exports aggregated SIS 81
silver bars and 81 I55, SIS gold.
The imports Of dry goods and merchandise were
valued at se,TTe ssi.
e e %
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Aug 5.-Todsys statement Of
the treasury balance in the general fund. exclusive
Of the $50 600 600 gold in the division of
demptjon, shows:
Available cash balance .-.............. .sl1 .29. 1s
Gold ..... .......... $50. ..........., g. $50 ol
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-26

c.,x e,tl ana Lssus Gardner in charge 9 n.
tuee driil; IL M. holiness meeting p m. lam
ily gathering.
M h.f,-Corner Second avenue south and Yeslss
~.y EnssSn Bernhardt and Lieut. Watson in
rh.rv.. 8 a m knee drill: II q m. holiness meet
ing: .. N. famil, gathering; p m. Tree and
easy"
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

decided revival Of activity today vas the feat
urs q bIsinsAs en- Western Large receipts
of fruit cams IN and addet 70 the stocks on
hand, but tbs demand was increased from that a
the past two or three days, and BY nsh3an theirs
a pxceptshle shFinkszs Of supplies.
Prices varied according 70 the quality OF goods.
and perhaps as tie individual dealers long
short given kinds. bit on the whole there Was
not much charge
Butter, Eggs and poultry maintain the conditions
ard dealers pushed fll orders while in the latter
two The supply still ahead ef the demand.
Quotations however. unchanged
Other rark~ts rule. fairly srtire and firm.
The nsw cat crop has net begun TO arrivs In large
quantities. and the market Is yet unaffected
nv
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Sugar Golden O. in bills, sTsscs ersra G, IN bbl.,
sizse; powdered. VS.; Dry graduated. ss2ic; in
bss.. Z hishsr cube. 8 NJ .not s.sh prices.
ceilrnt rs; imperial p.B; Novelty 4. 81:
California brands. 81; corn meal, yellow.
white. no rsr 100 lbs In 10Th .scks buckwhsst
frur rufe. 81 10 per 70 lbs. IN Glib SACKS Il cracked
vhsat RS per 40 Lbs. IN ioie .sets; farms. 81 IS
pr 100 his. In foib sacks: fsrsna, - per 100 lbs.
~ saet.. corn meal yellow, y 70 psr hbi. 10 ois
.ss. sass-hs.s soa' p. - per 0s Dbl n Oh
sasss crsssed whsas y per bbi n 0ib sachs;
ham aour. d pr bbl. il solb sacks: Who'll. Wheat s
-four q per hhi. In solb sacks; rye meal. Sis per
~ IN Sie ssehs; rye sesr q per ssl fancy rolled
dom..tic JAP, AS Carolina. VS.
Coffee -sreen Mocha. per N. DsaslIc: Java psr
n aasse;. Costa Rics. choice. mr. h. istsis.c
Rnastet Artuetiss, In looh per cwt SIS ia;
s =, es.s. re- n Ca, ~ w.. M ss.'. Per srt
Adcn Mocha. Ne rsraroia. xAc; Guatemala. Nle.
ground eeSee, Istansc; lion. zoos. ntrs: COS.
Qs NJ u.s. tia-M4
butter. Cheese. EgGs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. isasisc up fancy dairy, in squares,
fANxc; Essssrn creamery. x1s1sc
s.'s s.,,. , Ms.sa:,sa issiae Eastern
Ears strictly fresh ranch. assssc,s Eastern. isa
ccmh honey California comb. is4slse; strained.
Poultry -Li,. chickens. iaesc Nv. turh.y,. lie,
dressed turkeys .sssse dusk. vas per doz; geese.
Ioc.
wainnts per n. sacks. isaite. Eastern his~s val.
nuts. ": pecsns. ise hhsrts, lssc Brsyils lie:
almonds. fsnry soft she'll lee amonds No 4 nr:
r<anuts dc pine, ise hickory, loo cocoanuts p.r
der De. ehestnuts, ai italians. iac: popcorn. q
pr ID.
HAY, Grain snd Feed.
yfs,~rsrss sound rer ton sia8fi; Easterp Wash
tnetnO Timothy tif, Alfalfa, Sill,
oats Fer ton. tzsM&
Corn cs Whole. sss0 CRACKED. IN: feed meal. p.r
whsai-rssa. sD.sl q cab: meal 81; mid.
tisas: dairy chopped feed, "a
Poultry Food.
ssrsnuissed oyster shells. sis per ton srsnu,.,.a
clam shslis, SIS p-f ton beas meal. 81 Der ton
hs sls per tcu heet meal Jos rs Der ton. bss,
seraps sas. 80 per ton besf scraps. loo 10 M,
ton mica sryass xfis, 81 PER ton
Meats. Provisions aud Ftsh.
Fsssh meats Cow beet. re per 10. steer bee, "a,
psr ~ mat,ea ws,hsr.- " PER u po's. d psr IL,
veal. large, g per 10 small. lae per III ~
rI s.ssa lsa T., '. .s,.a .s.. 'S. i '.s
iasa nea.s msds, rsf 10. Sc White star. A.,
f.H Co, y villa Rose. ~ ssisia. Sc simon
v,rss Wan Iisllir.. sssse sns,nx.. a. ,0o,.
~ sl,ess iei salmon sreat lsssise; ,n@ss1sln
,h,s.nps iss, smslt sAse black cod f59se e, 80
l,anrtA 81 tesaH nrf sack. s. 3 peF xsilaa slssa.
sss,,sa Ftsh liohblasf Rel sairara IA We
sanoR, ~ he'' SO cs,s p,s bellies, tbel.' y;
sa'.as ssf, ..s s .s.sa s.srss Al.s hsfrias
80 .psesa hfEsias % p a.sa Sc sSaosed Ssrrsss
r. ~ ees!, saessryl eejs ssel., SIS: soda.t
sall. ssc rianan hsdelss sslr ~ ~"
Vegetables.
rns.,o..s focsi nSsts Yaeaa tlssee p.- A.
,veet pesstass, SECS psf ewi hssts Ei{i ser
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading in classified columns,
Ic a word each insertions min
fmum charge. Csc. Cfasstned
Advertisements running enc
month without change of copy.
$50 per line tseven words
count to linel. On three
months order, e1.35 per line
per months on six months cr-
der. e1.20, per line per months
on yearly order. q per line
per month.
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First Unitarian church Seventh avenue. near
frninn Rev, W. n. simonds. minister First
r.. ,fter vacation Sunday September Z
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TODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-fntellfgencef win allow Eve
tnes in formal church notices free Of charge. For
every line over Eve there will be q charge Of Is
cents. This rule viii be strictly adhered to.
Church notices must be In this ofnes not later
than 30 D. 10. Friday.
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COTTON MARKET.


NEW Y0RK. Aax q Cotton Hltrrts nseesA
steady. 81 = Re- ue = 6aIf rctrfs Ia is,-sf r,sv
trs eas ftrg rgrva1, va ,hs aftrrur5e. sen ,tr
tesrs bati-s faea fen y,r rseeh V thr iins saar7
Wtistr $50 posafs WA tuet
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THE United Artisans will open an as
semby in Seattle Charter members
wishing TO join can do SO by calling on
street, City.
SOCIAL dance will be given by Aquilla
ening. August g. A. O. T.. w. hall. sec
ond floor New York block.
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CARsoN-In Seattle at So Bellevue avenue SAT-
nrday. August ., 1900. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Carson
ERDMAN-in Seattle, August %, 1900. 20 Mr. and
Mrs. r. n. Erdmsn, a scn.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Aug. 49, 1900
Exchanges AZ RS Seattle. Tacoma. SPOKANE and
Portland clearing houses today were:
Clesranees. Bslanoes
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Theosophicai Society, Amanda Lodge-Meets p.
m, Ills Third avenue. Subject. Appreciation the
Best Way Of Helping Others" BY Mira Hattie Ran
dolph.
Queen City Theosophical Society IN America
Sunday evening at . O'clock. A. o. U. ". hall.
Pioneer block Subject, Bible Symbols Illustrated,
by Mrs. +. NJ. Parks
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Church Of the Soul-Odd Fellows hall. CONNER
Second avenue and Seneca street Mrs Fannie
Wellington. Of San Diego Cal, VIII lecture and
psychometriIe Spiritual messages AZ 10 p. m
Seattle Spirituaiists' ACCOMPLISHMENTS Temple
corner Second and Pike Mrs Ada Foye,
pastor. Conference meeting. D, m. Lecture and
tests by pastor at ,. Public cordially invited
Seats free.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MOTORMEN-We are making for your
special use. gloves. Montpelier style re-
inforced palm. of asbestos tanned horse
hide.
Alaska mits, with or without removable
Innings; also leather suspenders; IL YOU
try them you will have no other.
Double nantes, that are stronger, more
brilliant and lasting than any other
PACIFIC BROKERAGE CO. 1909 First
GAS LAMPS give tho finest light at
nominal cost. Popular prices. Generat-
Ing or nongeneratins. Pacific JAS Lamp
Company. 1909 First avenue.
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CREW NOTICES.

ARETHUSA, German ship, Capt Me
meyer. from Hamburg. Neither the cap
tain nor the undersigned. consignees OF
the above-named vessel, will be respon-
sible for any debts that may be con-
tracted by the crew. II. Il. Caine.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NEW opening: dancing classes, Monday
and Friday evenings. at $780, at Prof
Wilson's dancing school. Ranke hail.
Pike street and Fifth avenue. private
lessons daily Bali room and dancing
guide sent free.
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coIored baptist Mission.


Tbs Coiored Bsptist-Srrviees every Sunday at l
o'i,ck q M. and clock p. N In the founi
Nsturslists' han. In the old university grcundA
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Christian Adventists.

Christian ADVENTIST church-Rev. william Chap
man. pastor Prayer. lol5 a. M. preaching II
q. m [; Sunday school. Il 30 p r.
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t-ciass clothing salesman.
mus, furnish best OF references. Apply
10 Second avenue. Adams h Bianchar6
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Church OF the lmma culate-B Broadway and Madison
street. Rev. A. Diomed pastor: Rev. A. Triveln
and Rev J. Nicholson, assistants Conducted b.
the 1esuits
Our Lady Of Coed Hslp-Third avenue south and
Washington street. Rev. II. X. Prefontains pastor.
Low mass, a m: high mass oao q m ; bsns-
diction. 30 .. m.
Sacred Heart-Sixth avenue and Bell street Con-
Quoted by the Redemptorists Rev Thomas Brown
pastor. Low mass, with sermon. a. m. high mass
with sermon. 10 80 T. m. benediction, $50 .. m
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M~sts. Provisions aud F,.h


Potatoes Local, NNsR. NAei'aa, ila9ea p.r IA,
..s.ef pefAtass sA&s 3 rsf cwt hsets sd ~ ~.
az, ru,aNasAs 81 ret ssct usFuips fNfsas -
..hl,ss~ 81 sa4g rec cwts ssf,ss, fa isttue. ,ssfs
81 eeisfy SsasA pes aaa mttshns lae A., 80 ="
ssrsa enla1s iae per ses ystlew nsnYss 81 All "a
e,.tes plant saiN s@r 10 saaash, &sSs f-.s.ts
,4ss.,e.s t6ssU par hox. FsAtatnia ,e,ss,e
sseess r.r t.ss swset scgp. lAsise pes se, .,.'
sssi.ss. d w&s psT aes' esatai0apss. pai ~,
ars.
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Christian MissiOn-seamen's Bethel.
Meetings held In basement Of 100 Washington
street: entrance alley between First avenue south
and Occidental avenue every evening At As o'clock
Public cordially invited.
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YOUNG man ga bill clerk and houss
salesman must be quick and exec
iianally accurate at figures. Address =
own handwriting, salary expected AGA
references. Address T is care Post
lntelllgAncer
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street Rev q H. Linssnf-ssg pastar SERVES.
Il a IN sH6 ; ,.
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ssrsnuissed oyster shells. SO per ton: Graduated
clam shelis, SIS per tan beas meal Ser rs.r -.
rsauniatea bone. sT yer ton haed oAys 10 ~
los SIS per ton heef meal. loos. rs per ton -
srrsps sos 50 per ton besf scraps iDo. 10 ~,
ton mica sryasai rit 81 PER toa. ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

Central Union Church choir will meet
at 7:30 this evening.
The White House has a new ad in to-
days issue for the Ladies only.
High tide today at 1858 o'clock p. IN.
tomorrow at 1852 a, m. and lao p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Hundley and daughter,
of Kauai returned by the Picking yes
terday
The Central Union Christian En-
deavor held a bushes meeting last
evening.
Two vessels late arrivals brought large
consignments of furniture etc, to j..
HOpp & Co.
Lee Kee, Merchant tailor No Nuu-
anu street below Merchant has a busi-
ness card in this issue,
The irrepressible Ben Bruins, the
prince of vaudeville entertainers, eX-
poets to- pay another visit to the ISL
ands soon.
Mrs. Andrew Fuller returned yester-
day from visit to her daughter Mrs.
Lieutenant Andrews, L. S. N, a the
coast.
Lieutenant Sam Widdifeld, L. S. ".
has been endorsed for a lieutenancy in
the regular army by Senator c. A.
Clark of Wyoming.
A concert will be given at the Y. NJ.
c. A. November 10. The proceeds will
be devoted to the music fund of the
The Hawaiian Cemetery Association
gives notice that the Pearl City .ceme-
terry will be open for interments on and
after Monday, November 5th, 1900.
Peter Manuel filed a petition in the
circuit court this morning asking that
j. Alfred Magoon be discharged as
guardian of petitioner as the latter has
come of age.
William Levers, with the company in
which Miss Maud Adams is leading lady
played the part of the tailor in the mi
tial performance of Edmond Rostand's
new play IL Aiglon" at Baltimore.
On Wednesday November 10th at 10
a. m. Jas. f. Morgan viii sell at auc-
ton at the premises occupied by Hart
& Company, Ltd, a quantity of Tables,
Chairs, showcases, counters, shelving
etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder re-
turned by the City of Picking yesterday
after two months spent on the main
laud. Mr.. Wilder comes back full of
enthusiasm for Mckinley and the Re-
publican party.
carry a full and complete line of Har-
ness and harness supplies. Sell new and
second vehicles, and conduct a modern
livery They are headuarters for all
kinds of live stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Jones and Miss
Jones returned by the Picking yesterday
They have been absent from the terri
tory for some time Mr.. Jones was IN
attendance at the Missionary conven-
ton at st. Louis.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII,
Treasurer's Office.
Certificate of Increase
OF
CAPITAL STOCK
OF
THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD.

I, Theo. F. Lansing, Treasurer of the
Territory of Hawaii, u. S. A., in ac-
cordance with Section IL Chapter XIII
of the Session Laws of 1884 relating to
the increase of capital stock of Incor-
porated Banking Companies do hereby
certify that at a special meeting of the
stockholders of The Bank of Hawaii,
Ltd, held August 80, 1900, it was de-
cided by a unanimous vote of more than
two-thirds of the stockholders there re-
presented, to increase the capital stock
of said Bank from $500, 00O.0 90 to $500, 900. 90
by the issue of two thousand new
shares, said increase to be issued Oc-
tober 10, 1900, and upon examination
am satisfied that said Increase of $780,
100000 was duly paid in on October 10,
1900 and that all the requirements of
said law has been fully complied with.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the Treasurers office this 10th day OF
October A. d. 1900.
(SeaD THEO. f. LANSING,
Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii.
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HAWAII ARRIVED.

The steamer Hawaii, Captain Nichol-
son, arrived this morning from Ko-
hala.
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n Chance for Investors:

Any one with money to invest looking
for something that will bring good
returns on sums invested, has here a
fine opportunity. Houses built on
these lots will find ready rental at
strong rates by good tenants.
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AL.COLIA

Is Alcohol in solid chunks. 1t is the
newest invention and interests everyone
who has to cook or heat.
Alcolia comes put up in brass cup
with a screw cover and metal frame to
support utensils used for boiling or
heating. 1t has all the advantages and
none of the inconveniences of liquid
alcohol, and produces greater heat. 1t
is complete pocket or travelling stove
and ever ready for use.
Alcolia is nom explosive and absolute
ly safe and there is no spilling or leak
ing. The stove can be relit from time
to time and is not easily blown out.
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A vote for other than the straight re-
publican ticket is vote lost.