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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-21
AUSTRALIAN COAL FOR AI.Asyl

AUSTRALIANS COAL FOR ALASKA
san Francisco March All the Aus
ualian coal that can arrive here within
the next two months has passed out of
first hands, owing to the present act
WITTY in that branch of business. Two
OF the Australian cargOes en- route are
destined for Alaska for the Alaska
Packers Association and upon arrival
here viii proceed north without dis
charging. This is an innovation i'm the
business and has never before been
done.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-21
Special attention given to con.
signments Of coffee and rice
N. W. MeGhesney 8 Sons.
Wholesale GrOCers and Dealers in
Leather and Shoe Findings.

EEents honolulu Soap Works Com
pany and Honolulu Tannery.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL MARKETS

ing at 81, there has been little or no
excitement in the market. Cash demand
is not brisk, in fact is not even fair.
The trade will only buy from hand to
mouth. as they are afraid 10 own any
corn and take chances of a sudden and
severe decline.
There is no particular change in the
oats situation. Cash demand is sutll-
cient to take care of current receipts,
which are becoming much sma Her; es-
tlmated tomorrow only seventy-tve cars.
The prices for car lots are from to 7c
over the closing prices of new July.
There is no likelihood of any new oats
arriving this month that would be avail
able for delivery on July contracts. so
that if there is any short interest to
amount to anything the July price is
likely to be considerably advanced.
Weather promises to be somew hat more
favorable in the West for the next TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Provisions opened strong on higher
hogs, but was met by heavy selling by
the leaders, and declined sharply. ruling
weak until few minutes OF the close,
when lard and ribs were bid up sharp
L.. closing with losses for the day in
ribs and pork and small gain in lard.
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A Freak of Language Memory.

An interesting and minute account of
the action OF memory in delirium is
given by a doctor in the Lancet. The
patient was woman 20 years OF age,
suffering from broncho-pneumcnia.
THE chief point Of interest in this
case lies in the deliTium. From the
night of March until the evening OF the
12.h (when the temperature fel! sud
Genly) she was sometimes wandering
while awake and continually talking in
her sleep. but when spoken TO would be
perfectly sensible and so long as she
was engaged with one Of the attendants
or doctor would answer questions. etc.
When the Temperature fell on the 18th,
she became quite dellrious AID remained
so until the 10th when she gradually
/ returned to reason. On the night Of the
!3th and on the 18th she was found to
be speaking In n language unknown to
those about her. 1t sounded as If she
was repeating some poetry sometimes,
or CARRYING on conversation at others.
She repeated the same poem time after
time This language was found to be
Hlndustani On the 14th, in the even
Ing, the Hlndustani began 10 be mixed
with English and she spoke to, and of.
friends and relations of her girlhood.
On the 10Th the Hindustani had disap
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MAD BEAR HIS PASSENGER.
Thrilling Experience of a California
Butcher With a Cinnamon.

Samuel Aftcrgut. butcher of the Po-
trero had an experience with young
cinnamon bear yesterday afternoon,
which. he says, has forever cured him
of his taste for bear meat. He spent the
most uncomfortable two hours of his life
hauling a raging. demented brown bear
around the streets In his wagon and beg
ging somebody to kill it before 1t killed
him or scared him senseless.
Aftcrgut has, or rather had until yes
terdav. a friend named "Billy" Maui.
who conducts a resort known as THE
Arbor." out near the Chutes. A long
time ago hunter gave Billy bear club,
and for the amusement Of his patrons
Billy raised the club till It develoDed a
good size and a bad temper. Finding 1t
friend the butcher. present OF the
troublesome animal. and Aftergut hauled
him away in his wagon with stout rope
tied around the hrute's neck.
DEPRIVED Of its freedom and apparently
frightened by the Earring ride in the wag-
on. POOR Bruin suddenly became violently
dcmented. He raged and tugged at the
rome. screamed n frenzy in his effort TO
get ~ his cantor, and turned the wagon
bed into q pile OF debris. The butcher
soon bccamo heartily sick of his bargain,
rs crowds Of curious people. attracted by
tho bowls of the bear, followed him
through tra streets
Finding at last that he could neither
cure his boar nor rid himself of his un-
welcome presence, AfterFut drove TO
the HALL Of Justice and hesought Can
tain Brdse,l 20 shoot the brute ard enl
ITS misery Druin walled and ragod with
foaminp mouth - the mob Of policemen
and court officials who came 70 view his
'orrcntiH from = rnsncctful distance. TIL
finally Sergeant atkinson stood rlose TO
tho hear md fred shot into his brain.
Great was the butchers relief when
the death struggles OF his pet ceased.
The carcass which 10 had originally IN
tended 70 soil IN Chinese delicatesren
store. 'e ca-tef o-f to the honcvard. Pvt
he VOWS venreauca On his erstwhilc
friend Billy Maul.-San Francisco ChTon-
icle
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Local Sentiment Bullish-July Corn
Advanced to 90.

CHICAGO. July 8.-The Northwest
started in at the opening TO sell wheat
and continued for a considerable period
to sell, but later were thought to have
been moderate buyers.
Local sentiment is bullish. but the
boys cannot stay with it. and on small
advances readily let so.
Foreign adviccs today were Of bull
ish character. The markets throughout
both the United Kingdom and continent
reported good inquiry and values eduiv-
alent to u ale up. Cash inquiry here
was ta!r.
Weather conditions afford little en-
couragement for the marketing of new
wheat. and, In fact, there can be no
doubt but large area of the winter
wheat section OF the Middle West must
produce q very questionable quality be-
cause OF the terrific rainfall of the past
ten days.
While july corn advanced to 80. clos
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peared altogether and she was talking
to. and of. friends of a later date in
English. French and German.
The patient was born In India. which
country she left at the age of three years
and landed in England, after five
months voyage, before she was four
years old. Up to the time she landed she
had been under the care OF Indian ser
wants and spoke no English at all, her
only language being Hindustani. On her
coming to England the ayah was sent
back and she then began to learn Engiish
and from that time had never spoken
Hindustani. She apparently. on the 18th
went back in her delirium TO her very
earliest days when she spoke again the
first language she ever heard. The poem
was found to be something which the
ayahs are in the habit of repeating to
their children and the conversations
We're apparently with the native SER
wants, one being recognized as request
that ste might be taken to the bazaar to
buy sweets. A lady who has lived much
of her life in India and who speaks the
language translated some of the con-
vcrsations which the patient carried On
with her imaginary visitors.
Through the whole delrium there
could be recognized a sequence. As time
went on the friends she spoke of were OF
later date and she took events in their
proper order. She apparently began at
the beginning of her life and went
through II until, on March 16. she had
reached the time when she was married
and had her children growing up, boy and
girl. 1t is curious that after a lapse or
sixty-six years. during which time she
had not spoken Tindustani, this Ian
Guage of her early childhood should be
recalled in delirium. The patient now
speaks English, French and German Zone
as fluently as the other). but although
she knows = fCw Hindustani words she is
quite unable to speak the language or
put one sentence together. She SAYS that
she has no recollection (nor had she any
before her illness) of ever having been
able 10 sDeak Hindustani"
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Ntgntlay's
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE. July S.-The following
are the quotations in today's local
wholesale grain ard provision markets
Flour-The market was easy. We
quote: Winter Extra. s3.1093SO; Win
ter Clear, 53.45GS.6O; Winter Straight.
$3.6Jd3.SO; Winter Patent. S3.90@405;
Spring Clear. s3.15a3.35; Spring
Straight. ss.G5@S.Se; Spring Patent,
s3S5G41O; City Mills Best Patent, $3.50;
City Mills High-Gr Patent, $40;
City Mills High-Gradc Straight, S4.3e;
City Mills Choice Family. $4O5; City
Mills Super. s3.GGG3.1O; Rio Extra, $3.50
M4.1O; rye flour. medium to choice, 1920
@9.5O.
Oats-Market steady. Stock in eleva-
tors. s7,Csl bus; No 2. white, 5915G6oc
No. 3, 5Sk@59c; No. /, 57GjSc; mixed,
No. ?. 55d55fz; No. 3. 54a541a; No. I,
53G 5314c.
Rye-Market was quiet Stock in ele-
vators, 4.19G bus: No. spot, In car
loads, Gle; No. 3 rye. 60c: No. /, rye,
5shc: No. Western rye. G2l2G03c in
export elevators.
But;er-Market was firm. Creamery.
separator, extra, PIC; extra first, 23c;
creamery, first. 21d 22c; do. Imitation ex-
ira, 2Cc; Iowa and y. W. ladle. extra.
19G20c: do. extra first, f9c; Elgin cream
cry prints, ;2lb. 25Gs 2Gc. do. lib. 25c;
do 2-lb. 25c; Maryland and Pennsylvania
creamery prints. lz-lb. 25c; do, lib, "a
@25c.
Eggs-The market Is quiet. Strictly
fresh. 1GG17c; Western, lG@l1c.
Poultry Market easy. Old fowls. 12c;
spring chickens, 1A lbs or over. Ice;
l@l lbs and under 1+N1Jc; ducks. lOG
lie; spring ducks, 12c; rooste-s, each.
2jQ 30c.
Green coffces-Market dull No. CRio
Gradc) 54.
Roasted Market steady. Bulk
roasted cofiee-Purc Java. 32c. Mara
caiho. 22c; pure Laguayra, DC; pure
Santos. 1Shc; African Java. 19l2c; Rio
blend. l712; Peaberry mixture, lie:
pure Mocha. 30c; Java-Mocha blend,
27i2c. CThcsc cofrees are In fancy bags.
paperlincd. II packed in cans CT tabs,
lsc highcrD
Package brands-E. l.. c.. loO-ib.
cases. lGc: G0-lb eases, 10 1-10c; 3G-lb
cases, 10 2-1Cc; Lion coffee, in I0C-lb
lots. J.GSc: in 60-lb lots. A.TSc
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FAVORABLE CROP REPORTS.
Market Declines in Face of Strong Ad-
vices From Liverpool.

NEW YORK, July S.-Favcrable crop
reports caused a decline in the face OF
rather strong advices from Liverpool,
where the spot sales continued large.
Some features of the Government re-
port were not altogether favorable,
showing. as 1t did, that the growth had
been arrested in parts of Georgia, Ala
bama, Mississippi. and South Carolina.
On the whole, however, the feeling was
that the crop is doing pretty we'll
Wall Street is understood 10 have sold
and Liverpool TO have bought to some
extent
Some spot houses were buying August.
Wire houses both bought and sold. but
on the whole there was more pressure
to sell than TO buy.
The market closed barely steady, with
quotations 6 to 10 points lower as com
pared with yesterdays closing prices.
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ROUTED THE BOXERS.
Secrecy Maintained About the Work
Cf a Tew French Gun.


The Paris Messenger" of recent date
has the following:
The military journals have been deal
ing with the results obtained during the
China expedition from the new French
75-mlllimctcT field gun. When the
gun was first given to the French
artillery great secrecy was maintained
as to its construction, and sentries were
placed over each piece every time 1t
was used in maneuvers. in order to pre-
vent civilians from approaching 1t. Even
now similar precautions are taken to
great extent, but in China. when oper
ating with the troops of other armes. II
was found difficult. If not impossible.
to have recourse to the same measures.
AS a matter of fact, the only portion of
the gun the details of which are not
known is the pneumatic buffer which
destroys or utilities all recoil. Whenever
used whether with blank or other am
munltion, the gun had proved to be a
remarkably seryiccablo weapon, but 1t
remained 70 be seen how 1t would COM
port Itself In action. II was used in
warfare for the first time in China on
December 81, 1900.
The boxers we're strongly intTenched
in good position. from which the two
SG-millimeter noun ain guns had been
unable 20 dislodgc them. Fire was opened
at 2, f00 meters and tho Boxers were al
most Immediately driven out OF their
position. with heavy loss. and the pago-
da which formed It's center was com
plctcly gutted. Throughout the whole
campaign and in spite Of extremely Sc
we're tests, the new gun fully answered
the expectations formed of it"
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Government Bonds.
losing
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Cap. Traction, 2OG125, 3@1e5,
2OG125, 1OG125, 1Oa125, 3@125; Col. Fire
ms. 10OG11. 100G11; Wash. Gas. 25975,
1odI5: Mergenthaler, ca 1881, 1Oa1Si.
1Od1S5, 1OGls4A, 5G1S5, 1G1S5. After
call-Cap. Traction. 20GI24N; Wash.
Gas. 1ed75; Mergenthaler. 10Q1S4h, 10
Gis4as, 10Q1S4%.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
DUNCANsON BROS, Arctioneers.

DJNIANeON BhUs-, AGcuohetFs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELL
INGS. Nos. ia AND SIC TENTH STREET.
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of 4 certain deed Of trust recorded
in Liber 2.S5. folio 311 ct seq. OF the land
records OF the District OF Columbia. We shall
sell at auction IN front Of the premises on
TUESDAY. JULY Is, 1902, at O'CLOCK. P.
NJ. part Of lois 20. 81, snd % in square $50
Washington. u. c.. beginning for the same at
the southwest corner OF lot 20 and running
thence east with line of public alley IS feet;
thence north = feet; thence west as feet TO
Tenth Street west; thence south p feet TO
the place OF hcgiauiHE. with the improvements
etc Terms cash: coEteyanc;ag. etc, at pur-
chsser's cost. Deposit of Slc0 required at sale
and sale To he completed in 80 days, otherwise
resale at risk and cost OF dcfaultng purchaser.
ALI. RT L. RICHARDSON.
JAMES F. FEDDON,
e3dSrls Trustees
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FINANCIAL.
PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TwENTY-FIRsr YEAR.

TwENTYF1RSr YEAR.
ASSETS ......-...-..-.S2 l79. .0G136
ouhfLOo..-.. ......... .Ot,3@i.Zy
Pays $4,000 every month to members rs
interest on deposits. You nay receive n par;
Of this dividend by becoming a subscriber You
may pay So or $1,000 You Will get per
cent per annum.
You will get your interest every three
months
oGr shares are sls5. advarceG for 81 per
month as interest on the advance.
s. interest on loan Of S925.
$40 interest en- loan OF sl.s50.
SIS interest on loan of s2.7I5.
$50 interest on loan OF $500.
Payments on the deb. U.ade 20 suit the bor-
rover.
On building loans We charge interest only
on the amount used whila building. and not on
the whole. until it is all drawn. Settlement OF
half shares made at any time and interest
saved by the borrower on the half share. Tie
greatest and most flexible Building Association
in the District
OFFICE: SOC I1TH ST.
JOHN COOK. Sec. ANDREW GLASS. Pres
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EoNEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ~ LOAN at s4s TO > per cent. IN sums
OF i ,bO l, $1,000, on ID. =. real estate; ray
OF 4nG per cent ino, tsases and begin anew;
all TRANSACTIONS eonductcG with economical con-
alteration ior borrowers. NA. II. SAUNDERS
i CO.. lI0l 81. nv.
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Loans made on furni-
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD OS FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and the LAY you
apply. We are loaning the Building and
Loan Association plan. which makes tie cost
OF carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you to pay it off in any
tized notes you desire. running from one -
twelve months. II yoY have loan with some
other company will pay i. off and ADVANCE
you more money IL desired Rates cheerfuIy
given, ana no cost to YOU unless loan is made
Gail ard get rates Front room. first fcor
NATIoNA. MoRTGACE LOAN CO.,
625 = ST. n "
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LOAN COMPANIES.
CHEAP MONEY,
PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without indorser. references
or security; simply your promise to pay Our
new plan enables everyone to secure ready cash
at ohce without Inconvenience or delay. Our
method Of conducting loan business Is based
on the word Confidence more than on ..Sc-
curity." You have our confidence; we have your
confidence. You need money; we have money
We don't need. When you fail TO get accom-
modated elsewhere, call us and you will not
he disappointed. II you have loan now il
will not prevent you from securing further ac-
comnodation from the old reliable.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
Coz F St. N. w.
Phone, East 2o5 Corner Sixth s..
iu21-u
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Apprehensions Not Shared.

The anthracite coal stocks and the
local traction shares were again neglect
ed. but Chicago Union Traction was de-
pressed q point and a half on selling.
caused by fears that the employees Of the
company may strike in their efforts TO
enforce their demands. Those largely
interested in the company say that they
do not share these apprehensions.
The simultaneous movements in St.
Paul and Union Pacific revived old-time
reports OF. possible close alliance be-
tween the two systems. The dealings in
the industrials were unusually light. In
only one stock. namely. United States
Steel common did the transactions ex-
ceed 10 coo sha res
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The Workingman and Capital

The only chance he has CT being liberated
from the tyranny OF capital is to become a
CAPITALIST himself, and the way 20 become
capitalist is TO money and pu, it into
the PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
and begin receiving interest on his swings,
and when he has enough. buy or build i home
for himself and family. Don't hesitate. bat
begin at once. See our advertisement in thi,
column.
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MONEY TO LOAI:.
Money Leaned salaried People,

Retail merchants. icaInstors. boarding houses
without security largest business in u pin
cipal cities. Tol.MAA. Room. lOI. 5ss 18th t.
nv. nli II
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Transatlantic Mails.

WEDNESDAr-(c) At 9:I5 p m. for
FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN.
PORTUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA AND LORENZO MARQUEE.
per 5. 5. La Lorraine from New York, via
Havre. Nail for o.hcr parts of EUROPE must
be directed Per 5. s. La Lorraine
FRIDAY-(c) At 11:25 p. M for EUROPE.
per S. 5. Etruril, from New Yora, via Queens
town.
(c) At 11:25 p m. for NETHERLANDS di-
rect, per S. 6. Ryndam, from New York Nail
must be directed per ;. $. Ryndam.''
(c) At II - p. M for SCOTLAND direct. per
s. S. Anchoria, from New York. Mail must be
directed Per :. S. Anchoria."
(c) At Ii:25 p. IN. fer BELGIUM direct, per
5. 5. Friesiand. from New York. Mail must
be directed Per $ s. friesland.''
(e) At l1:25 p. m. for DENMARK direct.
per 5. 5. Norge. from New York. Nail must
lie directed per { : NOrre -
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., POSTOFF!CE, NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily. and the schedule of closiass
is arranged on the presumption of their un-
interrupted overland transit. For the week
ending July Il, 1902, the last connecting closes
will be made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol-
lows:
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Cali Money Market.

Although the call money market IVES
easier, the ruling rate being per cent,
the tone of the market for time loans
was somewhat firmer.
Although London was again moder-
ate seller of stocks in this market, its
offerings were we'll taken, and what is
more important the sales did not in
crease the firmness of the foreign ex-
change market. On the contrary, that
market yielded under free offerings OF
bankers bill drawn against credits, and
IN expectation OF an early movement OF
the cotton crop.
simultaneously, the rate of exchange
on London at Paris advanced sharply
and the two circumstances remove the
probability of exports of specie in the
near future.
In the last hour of business the mar
ket sold of sharply, and was hammered
vigorously by room traders, who had
ventured to sell stocks earlier in the
day. This movement was accompanied
by reports, for which II has been shown
there was no foundation, OF impending
heavy exports of gold rumors; that the
payments of the recently declared quar-
terly dividend upon United States Steel
common might be entoined and by the
expression OF fears that the Western
SPECTATORS who are running the corner
in the Chicago corn market at the same
time that they are menipulauuE LIe
stock market in the direction OF higher
prices. might eventually be so seriously
( hurt in their grain operations as to be
compelled to liouidate their stock ex-
change accounts.
A suggestion OF this possibility YVES
contained IN n drop OF :our points in
Colorado Fuel. IN the final dealings the
market rallied sharply from the depres-
sion that has just been described, and
the closing. though irregular, was in the
main firm.
The Washington times., 1902-07-09
Dealings in Bonds and Stocks.

The dealings in bonds, as well as
those in stocks, were upon an expand
ing scale. and the market for them was
strong, with but few exceptions. The
heaviest demand was again for invest
ment issues. notably for Cincinnati, Bur
lington, and Quincy Joint fours. and
Union Pacific convertible fours.
In the outside market there were note
worthy dealings in American Malt skies.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit new fours,
American Can Issues. Hall Signal, Man
haitian Transit, New York Transporia-
tion, Northern Securities at an advance
TO lO3H; Standard oil, Tennessee Cop
per. and United Copper at an advance
to 3sB.
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Speculative Interest Pronounced.

The increasing speculative interest
was pronounced in Chesapeake and Ohio,
in Norfolk and Western, Southern Pa
cif1c, and in Southern Railway common.
Chesapeake and Ohio attained third in
respect of activity and scored q net
gain of 1M per cent.
The speculation In the shares of the
bituminous coal carrying roads was ap-
parently stimulated by the fact that
their earnings are being favorably af
fected by the strike in the anthracite
coal region.
The market for other railroad stocks
was influenced favorably by warmer
weather in the great grain producing
sections of the country. Among the less
active issues that received more atten-
ton than for some time were the Colo
rado and Southern Iocks, which were
exceptionally strong throughout.
The Washington times., 1902-07-09
Aggressive Buying in
High Priced Rail
way Stock.
INTEREST IN UNION PACIFIC
Increased Speculation Pronounced in
Chesapeake and Ohio-Stimulated in
Coal Carriers by Fact That Strike
Favorably Affects Earnings.

NEW YORK, July S.-The stock mar
ket was not only more active, but broad
er and to an extent more genuine than
for some time past.
There was continued aggressive buy
ing of the high-priced stocks. namely
of St. Paul. which led the list in re-
spect to activity, New York Central,
and Pennsylvania. The first named, not
withstanding reaction of more than a
point from the highest price, closed
nearly two points higher than yestor-
day.
There was a revival of interest in
Union Pacific that resulted in & maxi
mum improvement OF more than a point.
Missouri Pacific was also a conspicuous
feature in the trading. and at one time
showed a full recovery of the dividend
which was deducted from the price Of
the stock last week.