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New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

weather however cold iced lots only
ssaee to cheaP buyers at low prices raj
at sac Chickens and fowls quite plenty. but pro
fairly Other srades l' sSo@ed So Increasing @ demand
closely of nearly all descriptions Ducks and geese
quite scarce and sold promptly at firm prices ocsasonay
was little demand but with moderate supplies and
feel trine irmer turkeys chickens and fowls Ducks
erabe neease in supplies for later in the week and
look is easier Tame squbs have been in moderate supply
firm. We quote Turkeys, nearby. fancy per 10 11ha2c
ic SD Dc fair 70 good ssSIO5o eo aRer e wessern young
1ens Ianey nc toms 1o mixed @ncy % SesS
medium ga loc; old hens. Saga old toms s9s13e do
do mixed weights. 10a12c: do Pennsylvania, mixed
Wester dry Ssse
STATE aD and sGSa to saod to qS B % DO
good to prime s4qsc do poor 7a7 old ROSTERS &C.
weights, l4al5e do small and slips 129lsc do Western
BY prime fiafac do western 1 1 BRINE 1oi1e do poor
sc geese nearby prime ioaiie; do western prime ga
dozen s. 75ssa; Do DARK 81 56asi IS do cals S6@75c
GAMEm9ua grouse and pqgtrdgss seams oqtIawed
moderate inquiry but light weights and common qualities
fair demand FOR choiea pioveE Rabbits have
ish snpe per- dozen 81 5 'Ig grass pove s@sS dnE
S m 70 % s9 p ID avegsse to 90 pa h 81 5
do light weights. 75ca$; do ruddy heavy 75c do light
10000 do rTesnwng so46c % Common D 95aos
bits undIawn G per pair ls@2oe do drawn log5c jack
,oI q: ASR S
been good, with light supplies and strong country
advices ruled prices wei sustained
Sweet potatoes arrived less freely and with
demand advancing. Cabbages
light supply high. Celery good demand and
firm Caut have been light receipt but offer
ia-s have shown a wide range quality and value.
hla spinach have arrived spaTiHglyt and with
demand market has ruled firm and higher Florida
tat. AaN l@an in light receipt hut with demand mod
crate pr4..s have shown material Lettuce
has been difficult place satisfactory rates and
quantities have realized enough of
portatiOn. String beans have worked IS .JGlS3
but So has generally been With that figure quite full
at the close. But few arriving. Cucumbers also
very scarce. Other Florida vegetables in light receipt
and quoted. NewOrean other
vegetables light supply and receiving little attention
unless fancy Bermuda AM Havana vegetables Sc.
we'll when choice. Other vegetables quoted We
quote Potatoes bermuda PRIME. hb SASS 90 Long
Island, per bb 81 50I$2: Hebron. per
qSl 50; do State and Western per $50 10 81 3JGS1
do Jersey. bbl 81 37G$l potatoes Jersey
per Dbl 81 JOQS4; Brussels sprouts, fair prime.
ga l2c; celery, California 4O4
Michigan, dozen roots, iJl6Oc cucumbers. Florida
crate. 81 50dSj; cauifowcrs. Long Island per
S44S4 0O cabbages state S4GS7 Long Island
StpS6; chcory. New Orleans. Dbl S3dS4:
Orleans, Dbl. S3qSj; kae. Norfolk bbl 6OcGS1
lettuce Florida. half bhl basket. 50cS onions
Bermuda crate 81 80: do Havana 81 25dS2 20; do
Orange Count. white per bbl 81 25q$2: yellow per
Dbl $21SS do yellow $1fs1 80; do $GS 2 do State
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

s1.o; cotton Liverpool per 100 H. s5c nominal
oIIs-cottonseed oil was very much stronger and
generally at &c. WITH prime crude
basis hrmness here although the advance hog
products sts had some ntuencs nseed oil
S"s Ss
5 SOC p2m m @ al prime % sSs
yellow So S4 butter grades sea$,c prime white s6s
4sG49c; American boiled. 5o961c; Calcutta raw, &c.
PRoVIsIONs-This market started the new year with
very strong underone ard sharp advance based on the
$1,000 expected Estimated Wednesday were 1900
the ree
sns ns sssS ?'
a$12 .BEEF-Dul; quoted: Mess, $40 so; family mil
of Pafh 81 Gs2 aaosd saTs ss 5ods
6 Gd n sc Pss assssf T sG r.
P'sd n m bellies quiet h smoking m X bellies
shoulders dull; quoted at sac PiGkled hams quiet
TTeeGS 0 country Giy
Quoted al s90q s1d at
America. Soc Continent s5c Brazil kegs 775c Com
TEARINE-steady; quoted: oleo. 7,sc city lard
RICE-Consldelable business in from country
points today and city dealers made greater show OF in
The close firm with prices we'll sustained Quota
to good pri@4 ehoce 5a head 5
Gee Patna 4hg49sc Java, ~ q4$+c; Rangoon in bond.
SUGAR-The chief feature OF the market to-day
readjusment quotations American Sugar Rein
ing Company decimal basis which has been advocated
by for long time past. While it made com
lively little real change and sellers
concerned actual values Of the grades showed
material list changes from the figures posted during The
last month. Business during the day along uoda5aa
lines with guarantees withdrawn temporarily at ieass
The close steady with quotations revised
given below. Doninos. 520c; cut loaf. 535; crushed.
5.35c: cubes 5.l0c: powdered 505c powdered,
5o5c &XX powdered. 51oc; standard granulaed 49"c:
fine granuated 4S5c eranulated 5luc; extra fire
granuated 51Oc; confectoners granulated 300: fb
cartons. ID bags 10 cartons and 10 bags of fine
granuated 5.05c mould 4, 52Oc diamond \, I.y5C;
fectioners A. 471c; Nos s. 4.60c: No T. 455c; No
43Oc No TO- 425e No IL 2Oc No T. 40; No f3 also;
Nos;14 10 16 416c. The situation in the market
remains without important change. Buyers
unable secure desired lines OF centrifugal and
muscovado the ideas holders being above bid
prices At the close firm undertone with
quotations unchanged the basis Of sac, l316c and
39-l6c for the regulation grades Cane in london
steady and unchanged, Java quoted lis ID
refining los Cd Beet irregular. with
month quoted 3s 2l4d and month delivery 9s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January .. 1900.
COFFEE-Sentiment in coffee circles continues favor
Of broadening character, the investment
public sending few orders and the professional element
being along conservative lines in
the absence Of radical factors which base
fresh ideas. The market opened steady in tone with
prices unchanged 10 points higher Immediately fol-
lowing the call the trading level 10 points Sat
urdays closing bids but later there partial reaction
under profit taking and light foreign; selling The news
from Hamburg encouraging but other foreign
remained closed, leading caution here The
Of points. Total sales, Tie basis of the
stability shown by the coffee is the unsatisfactory
volume of receipts. with tendency the of Brazil
authorities reduce estimates for the coming Brazil
bags than the with consumption already
oveTtakeD production and deliveries running
the rate of 100000 bags annun Advices from
Br I'll strong indicating scarcity Of freight
from this Banze.s important authorities
mild business show much conf
ence, based expectations that the coming of
mild coffee viii fall materially below the normal move
The big coffee Toasters said t. be carrying
supplies OF No 4, with Of them
the better grades order
pending the purchase of normal to acquire
which, 1t is claimed. they Tesortng special efforts
for The Of depressing the market Notwhstand
this condition OF affairs the market has attery been
developing decided inherent Spot holders
arbitrary and I1sc is called conservative
for invoice lots of No RIO with tobbng parcels
&c this price. The market ccses firm
&c No Tic for No Z, 79c for No and SAC
Kair Prince with 1900 bags and steamer
$4,000 bags cleared Rio Saturday
Rio $4,000 bags and at Santos 1900
shipped 2s000 bags and Santos 5000 to the United
The range prices the to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, January >. 1909.
BE,L,V VE-Receipts 16 $40 head, ncluGlns
cars for siaughterers for the Uarket There vas
lied cattle. but the feeling was rated
steady Inferior fat bulls sold at - S5 - PEI
io0 y common AID medium S2QS3 - Dresse"
had inquiry at Tl3q9Sc Pc 70 Tor native ss
S,ahIas Urn, Iive1ool and advices quoted re
fgerator selling I01s4l1c ger 10 No Sniplen5
from port cate Tomorrow tne \SW- lO,h N-
carry 10 southampton 9O+ quarters OF beef for SchNa=
schild & SulZberger. -, =. - - :, So,
per 100 10; ; do. 6S6 bat 81 % ,.o..
Andrew Mullen; bulls. flj TO- az = 'o' TO- iO'"
J. c. Curtis & son: bull 300 n At 81 @ q &c sSSs'
Sr NJ at 50 100 70 at 50; 70 do Oo5 ID az 81
CALVES-Recepts part late Monday Were ] 900 m nea
all for There a nrm fesllns Ior a
sorts of and all the stock was wanted S common
70 nrime veas S5G$9 100 10: Hte caves al
81 90 barnyard calves So 5eqs4 city dressed yas
arm AZ gTI3c per 10 country dressed a. asic' tSe
calves at sac: barnyaEd and fed caves az o
<aIes-I G. Curtis & veals lS6 10 average AT
50 ne 100 10 Il do lbs 10. IS 20; 10 do l0d 10 at
s.; So ao IiC 10 S6; Go. IS Ib at 81 90 oafh-
,ord calves goo 10 at 81: 53S fb al 50 % ,.,
Andrsv Mullen vesls. III 10. a $ 90 . oo n IL
n, AZ - %. do 1Os ~ IS; 1Oi n, at 80 0O
II barnyard calves. 2T9 10. at IS so -. -, , IL
+ II Hume * yeas. 10 10, az - 90 U0
107 10 10 barnyard calves 2t3 no At - 90 gse -
n Collins: S veas 141 10. at SS 30; do l2S TO, at
81 30. & ba inward calves. 205 IN. at 81. - ,o,
Sanders: 121 10. at IS; barnyard calves 81
10 at
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

fDTTON-The cotton merket encouraging
at the opening but later lost most Of the gain
under absence enthusiastic bull speculation and
active Wall Street selling Strong Liverpool cables and
numerous rumors that the South lrmer than
on Friday sent shorts into spasIn Of fright on the
call and their demand IN connection with heavy
chases Liverpool the active options up
general. Wall commission houses made the most
ther opportunity realize handsome profits. while
crop almost exclusively
Everything bsde fair continued activity
price improvement until cable
foek a Decline after decline
succession other side. leading
10 n buying and a subsequent disposal
Il cotton purchased OF market however,
rapidly extensively did Liver
being considerable furnished in the
shape % the bear side and continued buy
ing by parties had been identified
sentares of Europe the The sudden abroad
said be antrely due enormous liquidation TO
raddie which buying here for the other side
would confirm The hesitation Of the investment
public a thing which students Of the market were
unable satisfactorily explain. Bull there in
ieaty and from section of the
situation general decidedly builish
syJot al points very advanced
quotations; crop being indications
spinning centres favorable 10 greater pros
pegiy experienced. while manufacturers
said be much IN Iced of material Notwithstanding
assertions made weeks that they had prac
cally their supplies
t!Osed barely steady. with prices points higher
ypsats lower, latter far months only.
Of in the local market odsy
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Jan Cattle generally se--- oltcaerf
s+oc active Gamers arm; ealyes Doc above seS
Good feeders strong derla-J. GOOD q 1- y tc
Se n. nor 10 medium 1895 50: mixed Stccssrs s31
Sc iS&ss4 co. he!feTs 81 asl 90; Gamers s. 25e g. bulls
=. sjIS4 eO calves 81 5OG$7 50 fe5 Texas .eyes - 80
Hogs active "a lOc higher t'2 - o. sl Gear
ance mixed buSchers - 23eS4 80 go % % eaScs
as 551S buT< a sa.eF s5GSf 80 sheep and is1nss
scfve 10. high good cary NAIVE Wstnsrs
26liSs 90 lambs S. 5GsS; western w-t'-rs - fo1
s. so: Western lambs. : SOQs5 90 Receipts 800
head: nogs, 2U.OcO head: sheep. l',C'J nes--
C1nennati Jan. Hogs active, scrOns higher. g Sc
81 50 Cattle steacy - S!s}5 % 1s4 s' = - ~
Lambs active higher - 250S1 20 ..-..--
Iibertv. 2--Catt.e STEADY Extra Sc13o %
,-,od 20GS5 S}eSS 90 hogs sea-y zine
medium JGdS4 %; heavy h1s - yt.S- 30 o-s-
s. 5e sheep steaiy- Choice wethers s .s4St 90 com
1 81 5OGS2 80. choice lambs $ Lo0S3 30 common 70
good s34s.. So veal calves. $THSI -.
E.ez. RfFaIo Ian ..-Recelpts OF sale and tnr1uzh
cattle sheep hogs during the " 1ty-rour hours
er5ad AT noon to-day Cattle 30 cars sheep and
Isr1bs 3 qars hogs 20 shipments: Cattle, 10
sIsen and lambs ) hogs. = ears Cattle-The
offerings were principally the late arrivals ceed o tie
Storm The total loads There was fair demand
Sr butchers cattle and with light attendance ot n1 srs
nricss r,Ied lO0 I5c lower the good Sints calves
ysr- IN l!ght supply fair demand and SteaGy a. rne
olofed figures Choice extra we're quo-aDe az = 90
81 "a good 10 choice 81 759SS1 sheep anc lambs
= 4fsrf7gs we're loads. The demand was fairly ac
g T5ls6 good 20 choice 50 ia 50 common 70 fair
sSSST o. sheep heavy mixed r9f1S+ 90 Wriners and
Csrnps Sf 65G<5, heavy ewes 81 af1S+ - ne close
was steady with good clearance t5og le 9I-snss
~ yrere gilotabie 6OgS4 80: mixed s. do1S4 S2s
VorSers ara pigs 81 so: roushs. s4f$4 10 stass Se
ss 81 T1a close steady 20 a shade easier Aoo&
All the offerings were Sod
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
!. P. Nelson. / veal 1s2 70. a, 50: do. t.s n

J.: P. Nelson: 1 veal IG2 10 at 50: 2 do fa5 y. a.
SHEEP AND LAsfBs-Receipts were 15ik cars or 3 10
head. all for market. and 1g rhe sa.a Ft6ck
there- 20 Sheep showed mots arrrnsss
selling small fraction higher lambs too
grades sell fully lee higher, the
that arrived held fd-rnorrc,r
market. Inferior sheep sold
10 few selected wsthers at s. 12iz choics
lambs s. 75aS6 90 a % Canadian lambs 81 IS
Dressed nation firm 4zl7c per D. dressed lambs
Tn9c. No country dressed hothouse lambs to-
saes-D. Harrington; i92 Western s5 average
per u Canada do. s. n. s6 IS; 207
s Judd & Co: "a Indiana lambs. 81 n. AZ IS IS. q
Indiana sheep 12O n. s4 - Ohio ethers 1l5 n
s5 i21s. -. -.
Newton 2Os Ohio lambs = n at IS 90 % Ohio
sheer ia ~ 25: 5 fOf r. At 81
T. II Wflksrson I49 Hsntucky lambs - 10 a. 50 90
Kentucky sheep. 1t3 n. -
s Sanders lambs 81 n. At - - = 90 % %
~ sheep. s. n. at 81 = e. - 70 a. -
II Hume & . S-ate sheep. y - p - -, 81
sta Lambs II 10 az IS S7z. - %. e 70 az -
NJ Cpfi1s t5f iaf1bs 6s n ~ - %. % 90. 3
N at s5T5 State sheep. 130 y. az y 81
Harrington & Co: 49, Ohio lambs. - n. az - -
T. g. Curtis & State lambs. . 70. a. 80 =
FIOGS-Receipts . 80 nsa. ana t1srs
were cars Quoted steady az - tiRSt - e 10
W fo- good 70 prime hogs Country Gressed ira
4dc for heavy S49ec fo= medium and S91e per . toy
Sales f. Hume < Bro. dats yesserst@y': 81 STAT.
hogs I7s 10 average 8 - per 1t0 10 d. 80 %. AZ
81 so: = roughs 40 n. at - 10
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
STORAGE NOTICES.


TO MISS p. 7. wESTE. Mrs A Conrey.
a n Johnson. Airs. W. 3. Angle Mrs.
Geo. H. Whitman. Miss Caroline Rudolph,
Mrs. a. n. Smith Mrs. J. H. Somers.
Mrs V. Turner. Miss Lottie ellison. Geo.
". Carpenter, Mr.. or Mrs. c. L. Summers.
Kate g. Faust. Chas. L. oliver Ellie
Hartigar. " l. Paine. Alice Rose Meta
NaJullath. John SCyle W. :. Rising ".
4 Lombard. r. Olsen. n. .. Pierce Mrs.
= II. Smith. Laura n. Harrington. Mrs.
r. Bissru. Mrs A. l.. Townsend, Elias NJ
Greene. Mrs EilS Bryce, Mrs. :. H Mid
dlaton. J. n. Burgess. 4. c. Clarke Mag
Cte Lyons. A. 2. Young. BERTHA Powell.
Martha Frazer. II. st. Clair Jones Patrick
Nolan, Mrs A. Jel5ries Mrs Nellie
Plunkett and Mrs. Olive Tay lor: You and
each of YOU are hereby notified that the
time for the payment of my lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU, I viii cause such property, TO
Wit. household goods. personal effects and
merchandise. stored by YOU in the Colum-
bia Storage Warehouse, tn Be- sold az
public auction. according to the statute in
such case made and provided at Nos 80
ard "a West 6.th St. on Saturday. jan
u;--y goth, 1860. at 10:21 a. m. and If the
sale thereof Is not completed by o'clock
p m. on said date the same will be con
tinued at the same place on each and
every Saturday thereafter. beginning al
1880 O'Clock a. m. and continuing until
{ o clock p. m. on each Saturday until the
sale is completed. CHAS. r SAUL.
Proprietor Columbia Storage Warehouses.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
+ contract prices in the local market to-day

Foreign coffee markets-Santos-Cor closed:
HamburgCTofee market opened 4 higher;
2:S0 p. pfg net advance; sales. 1900 bags.
Hsvre-Coffee market closed holiday. Rio-Cofee
closed holiday receipts for two days Rio 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

local for spot quiet with prices
Ill higher 7sxc mdding upland
for mdding Gulf Sales 1S00 bales. South
markets middling quoted. officially
81 follows NeW-orleans firm. Lice higher at 7lac;
Mobile 16c higher 7-16c. Savannah quiet.
fi6c higher 7lec; Wilmington, holiday; Norfolk firm
7lzc; Baltimore nominal at 7s.c; Augusta quiet and
sfeady 7izl7 9I6c; Memphis irm Lice higher. at
. lSc: ST Louis steady al T-i6c.
The to date follows
Great Britain. France. Continent.
To-Day -.--.......-.-.->.-- GAG 1875 1864
this 10 I61 1l,345 1887
Thus far this sessons lOl2 l34 42s, sos l,l4o6s0
receipts O. estimated
500 800 bales, compared with s,O54 last week
and 1902 last Al Houston 1900 1900 bales,
against 6972 last week and s242 last year.
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day.
pared with the day last week last year:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

LOST.
IOST-Panlzbook No. 263, ,439 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present
the same TO the bank within thirty days
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extlnguished and new one issued in
lieu thereof
LOST handbook No. 32S. 392 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present
the same to the bank within thirty days
or the said book viii be declared cancelled
and extingu,shed and a new one issued IN
lieu thereof.
LOST on STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 3Sf.
2SI Of the German Savings Bank in the
City OF New-N lrk, corner 4th-ave- and
14th-st.. issued 70 Isedor Hurwitz. All
persons are eau ioned against negotiating
the same II not returned to the bank on
the cath day Of January, 1900, duplicate
VIII be issued.
LOST or -Bankbooll No. Se5.-
23I Of tha German Savings Bank in the
City Of NsU-York. corner 4th-ave. and
14th-st.. issued 10 Julia Krlse All per
Sins are cautioned against negotiating the
same. i not returned 20 tho b2-1 on the
2+th day Of January, 1900, a duplicate VIII
he issued.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
OPTICIANS.

90. .....,::. ....:'.. 2
Spectacle Attachment
for Eye-Giasses Temporarily convert Eye
Glasses into spectacies. holding them Sc
curely on the nose while exercising. Just
the thing for Bioyclists. Tennis and Golf
players. Equestrians and players or all
sports who Wear Eys-Glssses.
IHEo. MrNpORFF.
ll5T Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
FOR SALE.
LOST.

FOR SAIE.-Ten RIPAN.S for cents
AZ druggists: ore gives relief.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eI-
chanked. GEORGE q. EDDY. 39S Madi-
kon-st
ELECTRIC MOTORS and Dynamos. new
and second hand. all sizes. bought. ex-
changed. installed. D. s. HOLCOMB. 81
Dey-At.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Receipts breadstus interior points in thousands.
foliou
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
TYPE WRITER'S

TSPBNRITERS bought. sold. rented. re-
paired; best machines: lowest prices:
trial free; telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TNPFWPTTTP EXr'HANCF 94I R'way
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ATT ST. BAR1TNOl l0MIEW'@
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 211 F. 42D-ST.,
first class domestic servants, both male
resses. laundresses. maids. buffers coach
men, useful-men: managing housekeepers.
invalds' attendants. secretaries etc.
LOWE
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAbE-PIan and Milling Plant;
must be sold at once. account death;
doing successful. business. Apply 4 NJ.
LAIGHT, AsF'Iry Park, y. J.
PARTNER WANTED. Reputable, paying
business that Will bear closest inveStisa-
tion. MINTON. Room +. IL University
Place.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL. TABLES. new
and secondhand; lowest prices; easiest
terms. MARX BROS. a Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cieaned by steam, by hand or
en- the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co., l.55S Broadway 421 Fast 4Sth-st
ZOE & RRANpT. Tel f32-3Sth
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-03
FROM HAWAII

The Conemaugh had bad luck with
her horses. Some of them developed
influenza after leaving San Francisco
and died on the way. Five died after
reaching Hilo. -Hilo Herald.
Mr.. Kennedy, agent of the Board
of Health, has issued orders to the
steamer agents that freight cannot
be taken from lIilo to ports On this
island until futher order. .--Hilo Her
aid
The Hilorailway bed is finished to
nine miles and the contractors are
waiting the arrival of the locomotives
so that track-laying may begin. The
locomotives will be here ON the next
Matson vessel and it is expected the
road will be in operation by April
1st ncXt.-Hilo Herald
The Advertiser says the Aztec was
charged six prices for stevedoring
while at this port, The charge may
be true, though the Herald is unable
to confirm it, but as the six Hilo
prices did not equal one of Honolulu
and the time occupied in the work of
discharging and loading the animals
was half that usually taken in Homo
lulu, where-is the ground for kick?
Herald.
Peter MeRae is in receipt of a let
ter from Col. c.. f. Little in Wash
ington. :The Colonel says he must
have mere money to lubricate the
wheels of justice in order to secure
those squatters' rights for the deni-
zens of Olaa. -Four hundred dollars
more has been forwarded If that
doesn't do the business the dam gates
will be closed and the squattcrs viii
take their chances with the rest OF
the people on legislation. -Fribune
Referring to the rumors that tho
people of the Aztec%ould rc9crt M
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-03
ISLAND NEWS
FROM HONOLULU

No deaths nor suspicious cases
since Monday.
.Fmm the statement of S. NJ. Da-
mQn,. Minister of Finance, the assets
of the HawaiiamTreasury are 81 $50.
6I3:40. and the liabilities S310. .675. 9S.
Special appropriations practically
absorb the balance.
At a meeting of the Commission
ers of Education Thursday, Feb. 22,
afternoon it was decided to.open the
high school. Neither the grammar
department of the former nor the
practice department of the latter
will be opened.
Mr.. H. A. Baldwin, Manager of
the Hamakuapoko Plantation, Maui,
who went into quarantine last week
attthe j. NJ. AMontserrat premises
near Kollo head. has been sick with
malarial fever for several days but
is improving.
c. H. Kluegel. the, civil engineer
for the Hilo Railway Company
John S. Smithies, collector of the
port at Mahukona, Frank .Fester
"the man with the hoe" and W. Ber-
lowitz. a commercial traveller for
several Honolulu firms, went into
quaGantine'a tSun.ner' island where
they will remain ten days in order to
leave for other islands.
The regular session of the Legisla-
ture.of the Republic of Hawaii met
and iadjourned on Wednesday, Feb.
81. SPresent, j. L.lkaululsou. speak
er, and representatives A. V. Gear,
"A. T. Atkinson. and A. G.. NJ. Rob,
ertson. Minister Cooper attended as
the representative Of the gs0yernr
ment. No business was transacted
and on motion of Representative At
kinsOn the house adjourned for three
days The Senate did not meet.
Bids for the construction of the
Wahuku wafer works were open
ed in the Interior office Friday noon
Chas. B. Wilson and John F. Bowler
were the only bidders. Their figures
being rates for dimensions and mate
ridls, will require some calculation to
find whether or not they come within
the appropriation. In the meantime
it may transpire; that.some bids from
Wailuku have been delayed through
the Interruptions of mter-island
mails. ,Jas. T Taylor, engineer OF
the Public Works bureau, goes into
quarantine this afternoon so as to be
ablcto leave for Wailukuin nine days.
Bulletin.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-03-03
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favorablysto Washington, relative to
the facilities in Efilo for handling
stock and the delay caused by this
and other matters, the Captain of
the Port Albert remarked that he
had been able to transfer over 800
animals in eleven hours, and he
doubted whether q better days work
could be,shown anywhere. The mat
ter of water supply had caused some
delay. owing to the use of the light
ers for sugarrduring so much of the
time, but otherwise he was perfect ctly-
satisfied with Hilo as halfway
house on the voyage to the Orient,
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