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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-18
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Decline 10 Wheat Continued, but Some Of
the Less Mas Reealned.
MAY WHEAT CLOSED 3-S 10 IL LOWER
Corn and Oats Closed 1-2 to 5-S
Higher and Provisions Were I'm
changed To 10 Higher.

Chicago, January i7.--The decline in wheat
was continued today under influences which
nave held sway recently, but the close was
with some OF the loss rcgsined on export
engagements. May closed Aq.sc lower. Corn
and oats earh closed hU4sc higher and pro-
VISIONS unchanged to l5e higher.
That Liverpool did not tuliy reflect the
decline OF lac here yesterday was the cause
Of moments lrmness IN wnea; ut the open
ing. which was &c higher Tor May, at 7oSs1
751sc The same old stoDe--lOeral receipts
ana slgk OUTSIDE support--was sull fastened
ABOUT the markets neck and the nrst hait
nour saw n drop 10 i47sgA1sc under fairly
hreral selling. Inc seinnS pressure was
weakened lons enough tor recovery 10 1fszc,
Out uaqe VAS duu aha tnts attempt az re-
eoVery was soon aoND4oned ano rv.apse
~ l1Mp4Hc lOu0"cu. Dur.ns tae last NJ
teen IA .nuses 4hdy rallied Sna4p ply TO i0e, az
rAlch the nIdfAe. closed. nun. 4Ower. rms
RAINY was que mOsly ~ iuU4vla,a covering
oy shores On AlafNet thai nau Deen soiu
10 u s,andsLll. lneir Duy.ns was Daseu
partially on the report OF exporters that 100
ioauS nad Deeu taAen for Goru.gn sh.p-
mems, ana partiy desire to taAo pronls
Local recepts 90 cars.
Corn was Independently strong me greater
par, OF tne session, a.tnuu9h prl,es d,d Oond
Little cary n sy!npAsAy w.Ln inc Wneal
Weahh0sa. me nibn p.ce OF noSs coupler
wth oaying Dy prUy.s.Ons interests, tne
llsht country movcnent ana tne cout!nued
poor grazing OF e.pss were the ruling fac
tors. There was itto or no elevator selling
aud Gooo ASH demand, although business
was usual hamfprred by lack oil cars Re
ce.pts 5iy cars.
oats also exhibited individual strength. at
no tine showing more than the silshtest
attention 10 tue wheas weakness. The ex-
cehent cash demand, light movement ana a
report that b g interests were long 1000 900
bushels were supporting influences lac
corn strength was also help, Receipts ~
cars.
steady on moderate run OF hogs, hrm
prices at the yards and good cash demand.
Way pork closed loo higher, May lard un-
changed and May ribs 2iec up
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat q
cars; corn 900 cars oats rs rars; hogs %, 0Ol
mead
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Y WHO D UIU ; atIItT, 7
New YoriS Futures


WolloNIng arc mo Closing Quolatona'
January .......5.2ls May-luue ......5 lo-ll
Jan-Feb. .....5. lUb June-july ..... 9 .0Sb
Feb Mar. ,.,..,. > iG-lI July-Aug ..... .e9-V6
Mar-April .....5.l4-l5 Aug Sept ..,...4. oi-5S
April-May co.,. =. l2-l3
.It,a. "a qa1l N n
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Faney evaporated, 50-lb boxes,
sac; ID cartons 7c choice evaporsted &c.
APRlCOTS-PeT ID, loose 1Oc.
ClTkoN--ln lO-lb boxes, l3c.
CCRRANTS-In bbls 131ac; 25-lb boxes,
cleaned, bulk lie. lib cartons loo.
uATES--l-lb packages zoe; ID boxes Tc
FlG--Calitornia 12iac; imported 15Q1Sc.
FEACHES-Choice new stock SIC.
RAlSlNS-Cahfornia, 3-crown. il. l.. boxes
q. 20 "a box l., l.. ralsns 654I5c, 2-crown
l.. M. ralslns, b0-lb boxes, SqSAc: 3-crown L.
NJ ra sins, dO-lh boxes, &C.
RUNEs-Calforn.s 5o-6Os SCI 6O-7Os 7c;
7G-Sgs &C. SO-9os sac; e0-l0os SC,
NUTS. Brazil lic per III hlherts Sicily
l5c, walnuts liGl5c. pcauuta, fancy hand
picked G9tiac No. 2 54l5hc; almonds. Tara
gons lSc ID, n sacks; Italian chestnuts l0c
6dtIc.
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New York, January 1.-THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram says
Further failures OF houses connected with
the West istralia collapse were averted,
but there was considerable LIQUIDATION In
stead. Americans were extremely idle and
closed depressed after temporary hutter on
early buying from New York, Union Pacifcs
being especially sfa,ted. The street was
Ike Quaker meeting.
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BurrER AND EGGS,

Chicago january 7--Buttsr quiet, cream
cry 1890. dairy liiaTiS, Cheese dull. 1917
@il&. Eggs active: fresh 10,
kansas City. January iT.-Eggs higher:
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock i5is oasss
returned.
Now York. January 7.-Eggs-Recc'p,s ass
packagcs: market arm Western averagc
81. Louis. January ig-Eggs higher, l6,
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Houston East and West Texas ......... $50
cut, Colorado and Santa Fe ........... ia
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass .......1,Qii
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ......."..... Si4
~--
ro,oi s5os
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Grnin nnh rrnDlsion. EIscwhere.

Kansas City. January 17.--whcat May 66is
cash No. . hard G5Hd67; No, 6ia6s; No
red 70 Corn--MRy SeAd36h cash No .
mixed s4is; No, white 26h Oats-No .
white 26h Receipts: Wheat $4,000, corn
~, 400; oats 5000 shipments: Wheat $780,
corn 90, 900: oats 5000
New York, January 1T,.Wheat--Rece.pts
~ 600, exports - 900 spot steady; No, red
;g% 10 B. shoat and 77K elevator; No. !
Northern sax fob aloat; No. | hard SsA
rob, anoat options easy. Hides hrm.
Leather steady Wool quiet Cotton see
on--Firm prime crude 26lsa95; prime yellow
yniE
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New York Money.

New 1l- -.tcy On VHIl
paper Id5 per cent; sterling exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills at
$500 STA for demand and 4.SS3s for sixty
Gays: posted rates 4.s4fli,sih and ASS; COM
meneiai bills 4S212G4S2A: silver GER
tIfoates siIkQ65: bar silver $685.; Mexican dol
lars 49, Government bonds steady; State
bonds irregular; railroad bonds irregular.
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FRUITS
FRUITS.
ApPLES--s4.00 per barrel: California. non

Mt IlIas~F1'VV DOT UaIIeI, NalIIuFnIa, uone
on market
BANANAS--s1. Is@s. 90 Jer bunch,
COCOANUl S--Per sack, 81 .5015 &C.
CRANBERRlES-Cape Cod. crate Sc SOC
SO, barrels $40. 004u 90.
GRAPES-Malaga. half barrel. full weigh,
So Ta0S7.50 CRtawbas bib. baskets. 20o
lO-baskei carriers S2.0l.
LEMoNs-Californla, extra fancy $50 per
hoX.
RANGEs--Nayels. ss,OOas,25; seedlings
Sc l5ll9 90.
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comparative spot Markets.


taIyeston--spots closed quiet; prices 1-1sc
down; stock ,lb3.
Low ordinary 49, MiddIlng .......e I-lG
Ordinary ......7~ Good mlddlng. 9 1915
Good ordinary.3% Middlng fair. 10 l-1B
Low mddlng 8 1916 Sales ...,,.... 80.
New York-Spots closed dull; stock l0l 40.
Good ordinnry..S 1916 Good midding 10 3-l6
Low middlng. 9 7-l6 Middlng fair. l0Ss
M.dcling .....97s Sales .......... ...
New orleans-Spots closed steady; stock
ioi $50.
Low ordinary..7 l-i6 Msddliug ....,..9h
Ordinary ......7 1915 Good mddl!ng. ga
tioou ordnary..S ZIG Middling fair. 10 3-i6
Low mlddl,ng . 1-lG Sales ..,,.,.. 1850
Liverpoo-s Spots business moderate sales
5000, OF whl'h 100 were American, spocula-
ton and export 500 Imports 1000, OF which
all were American.
Ordinary .......4 27-S2 Middlng ....,, So
| Good ordinary ID 1882 Good mlddlng.5 1882
Low mddlug o ll-32 Middling far. .5M
| nayro.-Spots closed buyers at quotations
t4kb, against Cow yesterday.
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COTTON ON CUPBOARD.

Mallory lire, New York-BOstOn. :. .i2.ii2
Cruna
VYN'l '.'.,,,,,, ...................T q. $50
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, January l7.-Sugar strong:
open kettle Shgic; open kettle centmiugal
2 iS-l6ff A-l6 centrifugal ycl0ws can
4 II 20; seconds 2%aiM, aiolasses steady /.
open kettle 2013o centrifugal sGgl. syrup
2OdSe.
Nc'y York, January 17,--sugar-Raw steady,
Refined quiet.
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Observation-Disclosures
FIRST CARLOAD OF CABBAGE
Goes out of Corpus christi
hound for Dallas.

Corpus Christi. Texas. January
T.-Corpus Christi again captures
the blue ribbon and leads the
State of Texas in the shipment OF
e.rly cabbage This morning toe
first solid carload OF cabbage rolled
out OF here by freight over the
San Antonio and Arkansas pass
railroad consigned u w. B. HAr-
Ian OF Dallas. The shipper vas
Charles II. Trott, who sold the
product at 81 per 100 pounds. The
car contained 10000 pounds. This
is the primitive solid car Of cab
bage to roll out OF Corpus Christ!
this season, but small shipments
by express have been Of da.ly &C.
currence for the past month.
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st. Louis. January l7.--CstlAj
100, including 100 Texans; mi!
native shipping and export stssa 4
dressed beef and butcher steer I
steers under 1000 pounds 2.nstz'|
and feeders 50d4.f0; COWS end u
d4.75: Gamers 1,25d2.75; bulk 4
Teas and Indian steers 3.s9lhE1
he!fers 2.30d3,25. Hogs-Reaeip1 Y
ket steady; pigs and lights i.lSii
ers o.10G5. 20: butchers 5.9dss
Re; eipts 300; market steady; riiF1
3. 50q4.25; lambs 4.75a5.S5; euls Z
.. 26d4 co.
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LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.
(Spseial TO The pa, !,

,o Kansas CITY Mo. January l7.-rha %,
c,S.las sales CT Texas and Indian rsrrt,o o.,
ca. ie were made here TO-DAY ieriitoFy
4.eo u'ra AZ, Carter, Noble. ioi7 pound steers
pound cows ;ys as si 1sS, comyapy, bliss. SIS
20 pound cows, $50: 722 nauna Soiora1 90
70. ~ hros. Bartlssvilie. iOos ponsS s,ssss
@ ~ ,;Ss pound steers sso ioss bound seer.
Bssslesy yr e'uS Sao steers az, VIM JohSstos,
h'o pound steers. AS. \. w
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London Cousols.

London. January 17-Consols for money
IS -16 for account 96 is; bar silver steady
~ S-l6d per ounce money 3ai per cent: the
rate CT discount in the open market for shorl
bills j5 4lsd4 3-16 per cent; three months
bills 4hlt4h per cent
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. January i7.-Clearngs 1892, 675
1888; balances $50.
Par.s, January l7.--Three per cent rentes
i01f. ec2 for tho account; exchange on Lon
don 25f. 1cc for checks.
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r.,a e.. <. ,eyis,ered ... .it0is
1,.,,aa s,a,os r. COUPON ,....,......,....lllA
-, T.,-, - r-,i,,ntta A. tag. ..............l lb
D lc. VI .uai ~ .,........1 O2h
A. chiaon adjustment Is ........s..''''''' "a
Colorado Southern A. ...:...:....'''''' ca ca =
FOrt worth ana Denver CITY nrs,s'''''' o o9
1ovisv,ue ana Nashville un fed ss..... ~
Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds a ao
N ssouri. Kansas and Texas 4s...'..'.'.' y,
Neaulns Reneua. ,n ersts - ~
10 urshae ts,n Mountain corsol SIS. .1i4%
e. LOUIS sia r,sn,cisco senerai g. .12S
81 ana San r.a ~ o........,..... 1855
sou shneln ,Ntrr.n .1l2$
Ssuenerha ,, nsa,"a aS, irvine ss .,....... 61lH
Sst aiualu 'Np pp,a ersts fbjd) .......1 15
texas ana ra1i a annnds 1bidl ...,. 90
uehhs anu sao ~ .,,.,...... 1853.
unioh faslne 10 '''..... ..i1Sh
Mauash hIses .......1 0slA
Wapasn seoV AZ Covered, .1l4is
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nousrov wnoLrsAIr PRICES.


THESE quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices
are those ruling in Houston wholesale mar
kstS.
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cArnI.n sHIprEp FROM d

Corpus Christi. Texas. jandir1
Texas Land and Cattle cornpatI
shipped from here to Alyarado IN
2-year-oId beeves-two trai1loati
lie were purchased recently nv
of Alvarado at private prices
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APPLES
Just Arrived. SEMI
JAPH|
Produce. Fruit and commis.,s. \
Houston. Texss.

Taylor. Sulphur Springs. i'm VI
$40. 2. p. Humphreys, Men, 1
steers. $40.
Kansas City. Mo-. January /, y
ceipts 1909 natives. i50 Texans IA J
Steady to 10 higher, Native ~, NJ
o.25; stockers and feeders as']
and heifers S.2o44, 15 canner ~
Western steers 4.50G4. & Texa, n
steers 8. i5a4.15; bulls 3.OoalN h
96.50. Hogs--Receipts ls.Ool NM
10 2iA higher. Heavy 0.Sd5 X N
5.25; pigs 4.60d4. 30. Sheep-ps,j
Market active and steady: VS.
5.25q5, 45; Western muttons isss1
ern sheep and yearllngs mir \
ewes 3.40G3. So; culls 2.75fs.g
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CEIICAGn

Chicago, January 17,-Cattle-s..
COO, including 1870 Texans. mr.
firm; others slow 10 10 lower, irls|
ans: good to prime steers SIX NJ
medium 3.50q5.15; stockers and NJ
IA. SO; cows 2.75Q4. II: hel,er n
calves steady, i,0Od6.0o; Tea, n
i.0l@4. So; Texas grass steers ;.ss.]
bulls 2.50@3 60. Hogs-Rsslvsl
steady. active. closing strong N
butchers 5.05G5. 30; good TO al
s. 2O95. 32ls, 81 eep-Receipts nd
steady: others slew 10 10 lopr
choice y.cthers s.7c14, 6; fair to III
30et4 rs, Western sheep 7.sleii|
sheep 2.5oN3. so; native larts 4
western lambs 5.60dS.6o.
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EXpORTS EnRnIcN

o. hrIvsh STEAMSHIP Mexcau1 cleared to-
cHs ior Fampico with cnrgo consistine Of
. .ns .ank Of crude cotton seed oil i9a ga
gallons, valued at s3l .1Oe is w. '-''o''
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WIRE AND NAILS.
MlkE-GslNanizad GliddeA S. 10. MaukeKan

NAlLS-2.S5 base: Advances for common
over base; Cd, Zoe. Sd Sc. Id aud sd. 3Oc
6a zoe. Sd l0c, l0l and l6d. &c. Quotations
are tor less than car lots
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METALS

New York. January l7.-Tn weak. sgs.sS
Lake copper easy si5 lead duh, sl.3TM
Shelter sal- ai0aiiS; > iron warrants
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COTTON SEED pRouors.

r. o. b. mill. Texas interior points. &C.
cofdins to locNdon Ter gallon.
primo crude OIL loose .... % a "a
Prime summer yellow oil -. 70 a. 26G
Linters. per pound ..",.... II 3'a
- PEI ton.
Hulls, baled ,,...,,,....,...... SiVO
Prime cotton seed meal ,...,S2t 90 Oh %
Prime cotton seed cake ,,,... q W G9l 20
Cotton seed, at stations ....., IL 90 tll2 w
Quotations on PRIME cotton seed meal AID
prime cotton seed cake are for delivery at
Galveston,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, January II.

PORT OF GALVESTON, january i.
ARRIVED.
IS Mexiclno (Br). King. from Phiadel-
phla,
CLEARED.
SIS Mexicano CBr) King. Tampico.
Sen NJ. D. Cressey (Am,), Harding, Tampa
SAILED
SIS Domingo de Larrinaga (Br), Gibson
for Manchester via Norfolk
SIS Heienes (Br.J. Noal. Cor Liverpool win
Norfolk.
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. Decrease.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Today Yesterday.
Rechsmarks CONNER 40.
cial, 60 days ........ 9i9s sf9s
Bankers, GO days ...i.s3M-ia 4.S3i4-h
Con mercial 80 days. ASIA 4.S2s4 i.S
spinncrs. 60 days ....4.S2h-ls i.S2h-h
Francs, commercial.
LESS 1-16
At Houston Selling at q premium; buying
at 81 59dl2 90 discount.
At New orleans: Selling at 'i.25 premium
buyips nj T. 's-oun'
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BANK cLEAKINds.

BANK cLEAKINds.
Bank clearings at Houston as reported es
Houston Clearing House for the day spec,
ned together with the inHrsase OF use, 49,
Days. This year, 60 &c oa- eco fas
Monday ...... 1,ssS,3li lglt',ss s a.! ss..
Iuesuas ..'''''' iSeo'ols 1 3s39S3 zoos
THURSDAY 800. 1,5i3,7O7 1,S6S.95S 1's''oi
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BEANS-Imported navy beans sac; Bayou
ic English dried Sc: plnlss SIC; Lima g. 20
6Me. black eyes De- Michigan navy 4q41Sc:
California navy 4MH4ltc
BUTrBR--Blue siar 23G24c; dairy 19c; Red
star &c. Egln creamery 27q2S,; oeomai-
ga7ine dairy prints lsc. Lincoln solids &c;
ps.nts l2hc; Special Blue Star l7isc; Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls 16t: Special Dairy
llc Fancy Dairy 1Sc; Texas country butter
lCGl5c Texas bricks t5dlac.
CABBAGE Coast country 1Ia2ihc per ID.
CHEESE-Wi3 onsiu full cream nolls 15c ;
Wisconsin full cream daisies 14%c
FGGS-TeXas 1GGlIc.
kRAuT-New N half barrels, So. 4O82. so.
oNIoNS-2@2iao per pound,
PEPPER Chile l4G15e per ID; black Singa.
PORE I5lSc.
PoTAToEs-Californla and Colorado. S7lA@
90c rer bVshe'
POULTRY-Chickens. hens. good 2.5Oqr
3 CO., fryers S2.g0d3 90; broilers So. 00n2 so;
cocks. large. old St.5,dr2 90: ducks large
50 0ldi5N; geese. fun fealhered 81 SOFAS 90,
turkeys hens. S601d7 50 turkeys eobhlors
| s. 00nl0. 50; turkeys, young s. 00Gi60o.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS-plneapple Id, eye
loss and coreess 81 S512 90; lib extra grated
SIS; Alb standard, sliced Sl,GO; pears
In standard SOC: peaches standard 81 25d
80 2-b seconds 81. 1901 10: 3-lb STANDARD
81 90; 2-lb pie Sl.O0d1.lO
CANNED VEGETABLES-Tom toes, glib
full weight zoe, ckra and tomatoes 2-lb
zoe. Lima beans, Glib. full weight S5c; string
beans, 2-lb. full weight, S5c, = No. string
ney beans 2-ib' fuii weight, S5cg$l 90; mar
row fat peas 2-lb, full weight, 81 1901 % 4;
early June peas fancy. 2-lb, full weignt,
fur weight. 81 65a1 Is asparagus California.
2is-lb $500; corn Auburn cream. 2-lb full
weight 81 .l091 10; A No /. 2-lb full weight,
81 00dl CO. Pride OF Maryland 05c,
CALIFORNIA FRCIT-Extra standard 2Ib-
ID peaches, lemon cling 81 .909l 95 yellow
Crawford 81 s0al So black cherries 81 900
al So strawberries 81 00dt2 10; plums 81 659
l.'S grapes 81 .5jd1 co. seconds 1oc per dozen
less than extra standard prices.
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Hou.ton DaiI. sta temep,.
Houston Comparative statement.

Houston Comparative Statement.
IroBs receipts thus far this week 80 40,477
Srs rsesps iss asy Inis s ss1a
Gross receipts 1ss days In lsss-9s -. .a.lSs,sO9
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering the city. Bales.
Holstcn and Texas Central .......s....1.S Dl
iu>esnatsonfl and Great Northern ..,...i.73S
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio. AS
Texas ahd New orleans ....,,.....,...... s.
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tNI"F . y = - = ' ~"
stock Mt United states Porte.
Houston spots,

Spots closed easy; prices l-lea down; sales
none; stock 1903
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-27
A More Stringent Bill to Be Presented
TO CONGRESS.

A More Stringent Sill to BE Presented
to Congress.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Coinci-
dent with the re-enactment of the Chi
nese exclusion act next winter there
win be an attempt for now general
immigration restriction bill. The I'm
migration Restriction Association is
agitating for more clearly drawn i'm
migration laws, designed to keep out
the ignorant, vicious and pauper class
es.
It is worthy of note that the new
Commonwealth .of Australia is now
framing q stringent immigration act :.
According to draft which has reach
ed Washington. this act excludes from
Australia all immigrants who cannot
write and understand fifty words in
English. It also excludes paupers,
criminals, imbeciles, etc. so that, il
the bill goes through the Australian
Parliament only superior class of
immigrants viii be able to get into
that country.
The plans for an American immigra-
ton bill are as yet imperfect. but they
win be matured before the assembling
OF Congress. Representative Mccall
OF Massachusetts,. is likely to have
charge of the bin.
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siKB musIe HEs HIGH
On the IsLlAl Of luII
oos.rnmsns ~.E ssrses N. Alexan-
d~rss Proposed Ro1s-IndussriaI
School site.

Kauai puts 3 high price on the
hoard and lodging OF the members q
The Territorial bard for eight days
Acting Governor Cooper wrOts 20 SheT-
IT ]. n Conev for an estimate OF the
cost. AZ that end OF the line. Of . visit
by the b2nd 70 the Garden Isle The
SherfEs report. submitted To the Elk
ecutivs Council yesterday. placed the
figure st something over $500 This
would make the expense of sending
the band to Kauai twice as much as 70
Hilo though the distance is nor half
so great.
a. was the general opinion Of the
council that IL Kauai could not lower
its estimate of expenses Il could not
have the music.
VIC. Scott asked to have his light
wine and beer license ar Paia. Msui.
changed to q retail liquor license The
request was referred to Sheriff Bald
win for report
d. W. Quoon vas granted a light
wine and beer license at Hanapepe.
Kauai.
J. H. Boyd. Superintendent of Pub
lie Works, submitted q letter from S.
i. ALEXANDER regarding tuS AGAb1AuS
road he had volunteered TO build at
his own expense He asked If the
Superintendent would not have the
road surveyed. at about per cent
grade. and a report made on the prob
able cost It was recommended that
this be done as soon as possible.
Sheriff Andrews OF Hawaii wrote
asking for repairs to the Hilo Jail. II
was decided to wait for Superintend-
ent Boyd's visit to Hawaii. when all
needed repairs and changes In public
buildings on that island win be look
ed into.
Marston Campbell. Deputy Superin'
tendent of Public Works, sent in his
report on the Hilo terminus OF the
Hilo and Kohala railway.
Alatau T. Atkinson. Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, made formal
application on behalf of his depart
ment for a transfer of land at Wal
lee. Oahu. for the purposes OF the new
industrial school provided for by the
Legislature. The application was
granted.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-27
scHLEY IN WASHINGTON.
consuIts His Counsel in Preparation
for His Trial.

for His Trial.
WASHINGTON Aug. I6.-Admiral
Schley. who arrived here with his wife
last night, will remain here until Inc
Court of Inquiry which is to investi-
gate the Santiago campaign completes
its work. The interim between now
and the opening OF the sessions OF the
court, September IL. will be devoted
to the preparation Of his side Of the
case Today he had his first consul
tation with his counsel. Judge Jere
Wilson. Of this city: Former Repressn
tative Raynor. of Baltimore, and Cap
tain James Parker. of New York. Adj
miral SchIey win so over everything
relating TO the matter With his coun-
sci and place them in possession OF
every fact pertaining 10 thorough
and complete understanding Of the
events Of the campaign which are in
controversy. Admiral Schley declines
to talk about the case He considers
that the order OF Secretary Long pro-
hibIting officers OF the Navy from
discussing any phase Of II applies to
him as well as others and he Is obey
ing il literally.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-27

e0zi ros AFFORD to be neAind tie Uni
ted States n tbs matter
TIE bin asks TOR = total a. ST.
$50 as9 10 increase the docking ar-
ecuzo3ztSonz of the coal depoes and
reserves q zzuunitto1- Tie eo1-
straeti0n q the Malta hreakwzteT.
which ~iIl cost & eaa a1a and rail-
roads connecting the South Wales coal
Helds vSth home ports and works. i
already in progress
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-27
New England Bakery

has decided to give thirty large
pound loaves for one dollar cash.
Tickets for which can be procur-
ed at the store or from the drjv'
era. Our popular 10 cent light
breakfast seems to please every
body Judging from the crowds
Big packages nam Sandwiches
with Pie. Doughnuts. Etc. for
Working Men. Clerks. ETC. 15e
only.
J. OSWALD LUTTED,
MANAGER.
DOORS OPEN $40
An. TILL IL Pm.