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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17
CRUISE Of IROQUO|S

This evening between and o'clock
the Iroquois will start on short cruise
10 Kauai. She will have on board Ad-
miral Merry and will consequently fly
his nag. The purpose of the cruise IL
to have target practice while at sea.
The vessel is equipped with two
Hotchkiss revolving cannon and one
Colts automatic. Targets will be made
out OF barrels as there are no Official
targets on hand. The IroquoIs will
first touch at Nawiliwlli where she Il
expected TO arrive tomorrow morning.
From this point she will probably
tack spin around the island and will
return to Honolulu Monday morning o.
earlier.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17
FINE 0RpHEUM BILL

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al actors have not only done their own
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toire have been produced with a thor.
oughness which Is worthy of the
greatest commentator. The eunsen.
sus OF opinion Of the patrons IS that
the company is one Of the best which
has yet appeared in Honolulu
Last night the company presented
The Bankers Daughter II was all
around an excellent representation. It
was as GOOD performance OF q socie
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, April Y, 1904

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
WALL STREET REVIEW PRICE MOVEMENT HIGHLY IR-
 REGULARLY. Tone Was Healthier, However, and the Breadth and Activity of
 the Day Before Was
 Maintained.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-The movement Of
 prices in todays stock market ssn became n highly s
 maintained at yesterdays level The profess
 market, operated with considerable confidence
 and did not hesitate to buy and bid up stocks
 were taking profits on their recent purchases
 in others. Some of the closely held invest
 sns stocks which have , had sensational ad for sale even at much higher bids. relapsed violently today on attempts to take profits, H. this class of stocks. Small offerings are as sffectual in forcing declines as are small pur- these stocks being quite indifferent to their course in the speculative market Lacka- pns s.,6s Sn sna sp Gf dropped A without recovery. Lackawanna, however. rallied 5 points, The same tendency other railroad stocks which have been un- reasonably bid up of late. There was a very southern Pacific, in which the dealings con tinned on very large scale. & Amaisamated 1 s ted one time extended to 2h, but this was re- 1ucsd by rally to l%. The selling of the company had eversoid its products at the re- principal factor of ,strensth in the market was Illinois Central which advanced an ex- na n that Gn rsansr co.es Da hed
 
 The advance had no ether explanation than the relatively low price of the stock com pared with other stocks similarly situated and paying only as great or even smaller divi- dends. The advance in the stock brought out various old rumors of absorption of minor systems and the stocks of many railroads which could be any possibility be available for merging with Illinois Central were ad- vsnced sharply. The favorable showing of the great corn-carrying railroads for Decem- Der. in the case of Burlington and Rock Island, also helped to strengthen this class. There was an energetic buying movement late in the day in Atchison, which seemed to be based on the fact that the movement in the stock this week has not been commensurate with that in others. This description applies to various movements of the day. There was an upward rush in Metropolitan Street Rail- way. which carried 1t 2% over last night and similar movement of more than points in sugar. but neither of these was maintained. Brooklyn Transit rose more than point. Late in the day Manhattan was .raided down points, the news of an unfavorable court decision against the company and this made the closing of the market unsettled. Little att statement, the tone of the money marke the net receipts in the interior movement are more than a million dollars less than last week so that the loss the gold exports remains uncancelled by a margin of over e million dollars. It is also generally expected that the loans will be largely increased.
 The bond market was quite active, but ir- regular. Total sales (par value) S3, ,2SO. 900. United States old 4s advanced II per cent. on the last call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
Worlds Visible Supply.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-secreta-y Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable an l this week with last week, last year and the year before. It shows a decrease for the week just closed of 65e bales. against q decrease of es e7o last year and an increase of 3.437 the year before.
 The total visible Is 4.45l.7lS. against 4,- 563. 377 last week, 4.l56o3o last year and 4, l43 589 year before last.
 Of this the total of American cotton Is B. 54l,7ls against 3,6se 377 last week, B. 254o3o last year and 33ea 5ss year b. fore last and of all other kinds, including Egypt. Brazil, India etc, 9i0.oco, against S77 GOO last week. so2 900 last year ani 78I 900 year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton shows a decrease compared with last week of | 1859 bales: an increase compared with last year of 296, e59 ani an increase compared with year before last of 3o6. I2e
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afloat and held in Great Britain and Continental Europe 2,323. coo 4sanss 4ea b,re ooo in aFt n Gea and doo ooo laoooo last year snd 200. 900 year before last; in India, 3e5 coo. asainst 422 coo Inst year and s4s ooo year before last and in the last year and .675. 900 year before last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
Murphy 6 Co.'S Qnc) Cotton Letter.


 NEW YORK, Feb. 7-There was less ac- tivity in the opening market when prices showed rise of a point The ind!ca- tions were for receipts at all ports not ex- ceeding l7.ooo. against 23, 900 last year. Re turns coming in showing small interior movement for the week and cables were about as expected. Big cron estimates were being modified The small movement was great puzzle to bears who adhering to their views of big crop with remarkable tenat ity. much the small crop believers. not withstanding the improved weather conditions the entire cotton belt. the falling off in receipts continues and is arousing intense in terest than at any time for months The reports from all quarters insist that stocks small and that the amount to come for ward the balance of the season is much less than last year to leave doubt of the shortness of the crop. If the falling off of late in the movement continues much l-nger, there is doubt whatever of general ducton of the crop estimates and such course must inevitably follow just large crop views were irresistible when the I'll we ment began to exceed last year and until it maintained up to several hundred thou sand in excess of last Bull houses confident that as the season advances. the trade will be convinced that the crop has been over-estimated The early indifference in the market gave way to higher prices and increased business the second hour. ant prices advanced 3T6 points. The amount brought into sight only 32 900, against ls2 ooo last year. a falling off too important to be ignored and may mean good deal more than bulls dreamed of.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
The Cotton Movement.

NEW ORLEANS Fob 7--Secretary Hes ters weekly New. Orleans Cotton Exchange statement, issued before the close of business today, shows a decrease in the movement into sight compared with the seven days end'n 7 bales. a decrease under the same days year before last of 90 900 and under the same time in 1899 of 3i.ooo.
 show decrease under the last year of 5o.ooo a decrease under the anne period year b. fore
 For the 6o days of the season that have elapsed the asgregsste st odo is ahead of the so 1899 by se7 900 IVY
 The amount brought into sight during the le2, l5+ for the seven days ending Feb. 7 last year, 222 Ao5 year before last and 63.- days of Feb uarT W it h.. heen .se7 against ia2. I54 last year. 222 4o5 year before last and Ies ss5 the same time in 1899.
 at sil Tnited States @ ports 5 sss aos asa!Dss 5,477, ,755 ia.t .yar: 4ses7i4 yea. bei,se 3a.6 Ss the Msssspp hs and z54. .ssz; against s4s,217 iait year. esz ~ 1899; interior stocks in excess Of those hsid at the eess s6o 6 the sowerea fore lore last and 4os soa the same time in lsso Southern mill tak!nss. s7s. 900, against 77o, |. ssI last year. 7ss sos year before last and 697. cos the same time in 1899. These make the total movement for the 60 days from Sept. | to date 6o6i7t5, against 7.739. CPS last year, 7,Oe4.5 522 year before last and 9.059,ol7 the same time in 1899.
 Foreign exports for the week have been i24.476, against .e99 last year. making the total thus far for the season 4, 655, 553 against 4,o56 6S2 last year. an inc: ease of 6oI ,87I. t
 Northern mill takings and Canada during the past seven days show decrease of 3.7OS as compared with the corresponding period last year and their total takings since Sept have increased 34 SPA
 The total takings of American mills, North and South. and Canada thus far for the season have been 2,307. 295, against 2, 66, ,945 last year. These include AS $40 by Northern spinners. against l379,6I6.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 29 leading Southern interior centres have decreased dur ing the week 96,4I9 bales. against decrease during the corresponding period last season of 27. OPS and are now IS7, 466 smaller than at this date in 1901
 Including stocks left over at ports and in- terior towns from the last crop and the num- Der of bales brought into sight thus far for the crop the supply to date is 6, ,A2 4o2, against 7,662, 59 for the period last year
 It must be remembered that the weekly, monthly and seasons comparisons in Sec e. tary Hesters reports are made up to cWre- spending dates last year year Def and in 1899 Comparisons to close of corresponding weeks are misleading. as totals to the close of this week last year would take in 6l days of the season. year before last l 64 days ani in 1899 l63 days, against only i6o days this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
Chicago Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-Bears took advantage of me duilness in grain speculation today and tne oeslre or corn traders to sell and pressed all the pits for lower prices. At the close May wheat had lost half a cent May corn IL and May oats %qIc. Provisions closed 5@I2lk
 Corn started slightly hrmer on cables which responded to yesterdays local improvement There were few buying orders out and May opened unchanged to lsc higher at 63k@s3& Milder weather and very slack business, how ever. soon began to turn sentiment and the bears took control of the market. At no time did the market get above opening prices and with the arrival of all tits of bearsh news reported in Argentina and Kansas City was having weak market Heavy selling de- CTS said to represent St. Louis interests and those of prominent local long holders. A bad break ensued and prices were at the bottom at the close. May weak. A lower at 62h Receipts were S2 cars
 Wheat was dull again all the session and ruled weak under the depressing corn infiu. ence. At the opening a slightly better cash demand improved cables especially from Ant werp, and small demand from short cover ing helped prices shade May started a shade to is up at 7Sk to 7sAG79as, but soon turned easy. There was almost total ab- vored beartsh sentiment. The break. however, was the prime factor. May fluctu- ated ans rather t narrowly after it sold of to 77Ss477%. Local receipts were 4 cars. none of contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth reported PSI cars. making a total for the three points of 275. against 26o last week and 3S4 year ago. Primary receipts were 3S6. 900 bushels, compared to 469, 900 the same day last year; seaboard clearances in wheat and flour equaled 344, 900 bushels. com pared with 675, 900 bushels last year Argen- tine shipments 59S. 900 bushels for the week. against l,2e6 900 bushels q year ago.
 Oats were at their highest prices at the opening. Trade was almost dead at the start May opening at 449s The trading con- lined almost entirely to the local crowd These feature aside from the evident desire to sell. Some small cove, ing the de- cline steadied the weakening market at times May sold off and touched 43l4. closing weak 5sQIc lower at 43l@. Receipts were only 50 cars
 Provisions weak at the opening on large receipts and lower prices at the yards Later packers bought literally and the mar ket recovered part of the loss. The E ain weakness had only a slightly depressing in- huence. May pork closed l2is lower at 1890; May lard 597i9 lower at S9.47l2d9 3. 90 and May ribs Sc down at SS 52t4
 The leading futures ranged as follows;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
In 1he Financial World
MARKET FOR FUTURES
STRONG AND HEALTHY TONE
 THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
The Opening Was Unchanged to 4 Points Higher and Demand from Shorts Caused Continuance
 of Upward Movement

NEW YORK. Feb. 7--rhe cotton market opened steady in tone with prices unchanged tc points higher and for the rest of tho day persistentiy advanced on feverish demand from shorts and healthy new speculation. From start to finish influences from every quarter favored higher market the chief factors con sistlng of bulish statistical reports from the crop country. The visible supply stateme n: vval reports that America is over exnor ting herself" and has a short crop with which to piece out home requirements. Port recetnts
 were easy estimated at 5000 tales. or r.
 English cables fully iH0l point bet c. than expected; interior receipts feil far be-
 hind the total predicted yesterday: $ S1u.Eern
 spot market news Of a private ni:u-e ~"s
 believe the rise about over and were dispcsel l
 to sell for a reaction. But 1t soon became ap- parent to all that thee was very ltttle cot
 ton for sale. while strong outside interests had
 important orders in room brokers bon ls to hu' March. May and July op icns. Late cables from Liverpool and the regulation dispatches from tfe New Orleans ma kcts reflected q firm situation at those points rnt sht est tmates for the ":n sight and for tomor' ow's s receipts were all that weer needed to complete l ce Tout of the bear forces. Soon M " was 1 utentIy in demsnd at 8 30 and July at 8 B | "N shorts badly frightened: stlll late the ! m sght figures came out ond gave much smaA,r movement than looked for hy ! the nsre optimistic bulls. This showin with
 stating hst Southern sp't markets we,e firm ana htgfr. intensified the bullish feeling in the afteAoon and greatly stimulated cover ing, The pnarket further advanced this strong ant active. The South. Furrpo. the West and Wall Street were liberal buyers oa the late Advances. Commission houses s1l1 to secure psoflts. Tn the last half ,u- sh Tt ! up In almos sensational form Tho market closed firm with prices net 80 points higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
R. M. sea Ale 6 Co., Cotton Letter

By special Leased Wire.J
 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-@The steadire's of the cotton market was intensified today by the bullish course of the weekly statistics The response of Liverpool was sufficient to sus- tain the advance on this side ye te- day. De- iveries were quoted llz64 higher. while spots were firm at unchanged prices Receipts at Liverpool today amounted to 50 900 bales and the improvement in that market in the face of such arrivals rather indicates a grow ing appetite for the staple abroad. The stock of cotton in the English market is now 32o, GOO bales greater than last year and 1t is remark able that such excess should permit of ris- ing values if foreign trade is bad. Trading here asumed larger proportions. lib, ral de- mand was attracted by the light weekly crop statement and favorable visible supply figures and large offerings to realize profits on old purchases were gradually absorbed. prices creeping up point by point in the process
 Closing quotations are lUG | points above yesterday.
 There is little doubt that with events of the past few days, the feeling has again grown considerably in favor of the market. The large long interest that was calculated upon by bears to liquidate at decline is expert nc ing the opportunity to realize profits instead. Lighter receipts have been Instrumental in producing this favorable change though the improved condition of spots has cut figure in the matter. Traders now eagerly watching to to what extent bad wea ther figured in curtailinE the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
New Orlenas Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 7.--Neither disap- pointing cables nor other bcarish featuI es could check the active demand for spJt t. ton. Sales today. 400 bales including ioo to arrive. The Cotton Exchange Committee revised quotations, marking ordinary anl good ordinary up X each. low nl:da ng down i-i6. middling and gIgd m.Galng unchanged and nidding fair up 3-Ie
 Futures opened practically unchanrel om yestei days closing. On light est,nlatei port rt- ceipts followed b. sTaall estimates for New Orleans and Houston. the market E; aiually worked towards a higher level. When Sec e. tary Testers weekly statement. lowing an ''in sight" of cnly ST 600 bales. was posted, the market quis ky jumped up several int additional. Resl!z.Eg by country longs, how ever. prevented 6 further upward m veme Tt notwithstanding that the gene al sentiment is very bulish. The market cio e1 firm wth ns, gains of 100 | points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-The Commercial Ad- yerttser's London financial cahegram says Stocks today were fairly active and cheerful, with reviving interest in Kaffirs Invest ment shares were in demand, being tavorably influenced by the Bank of England's action oL the discount rate American shares were slightly brisker and firm New York orders save in the case of Southern Pacific where profit taking caused some heavness Denver and Rio Grande was in demand and Union Facinc also was gooo. Rio tintos sold at no change in money conditions, but the mar ket is still borrowing from the bank and as a result that institution has a firm grin on the market. January trade returns show an increase in imports of per cent largely of wheat and cotton, and d decrease in exports of per cent,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
Total Nst Receipts of Cotton.
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-cofrec-Spot Rio eGt2. '''
 SuEar-Raw. steady: fair refining. 3-ie: centiifnEal 9o test. fl-i6; molasses sugar, l5-l6; refined steady.
 The coffee market opened steady with prices 5nIo points lower and the rest of the scs- sion ruled comparatively steady without fur ther decline of account On the early break selling Of long coffee active an1 bear pressure proved something of feature. The heaviness wa@ due lar~elv t. continuei l1rge receipts in the crop country and the weakness in all foreign speculative markets Enormous clearances from Santos for the United States and decline Of 1s in spot coffee in the st eet market helped to force prices of. Belief that the receipts in Brazil would continue large during the rest ef the month prevented buy n ' for reaction. Closed steady wi, prices 5 qlo points lower. Total sales were 44ooO hags including
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
BRADsTREET's REVIEW.
Developments of the Week Largely
 Favorable.

| New York. Feb 7.-Bradstreets tomor- row will say:
 Trade developments this week have been largely favorable. All the measures of legitimate trade points to January eoualling in most respects and exceeding i in many of the rec ords of a year ago Failures, it is true were larger in num- Der. but the increase was all at the South, from which trade reports have been poor but show a slightly more hope tul trend since cotton has taken it's move upward. The general level of prices nov
 cd slightly downward during January owing to lower prices of speculatively dealt in cereals and hog products and heaVy decrease in crude rubber and some chemicals Most of the declin" in food products has been recovered since Feb rnarN l. The close of the week finds q confident feeling prevailing in nearly all llnos Of distrihutive trade features in which have been the enlarged buying by Southern and Southwestern iobbers at Chicago and other Western cities. The Southwestern drought has heen entirely broken by the additional snowfall De mand is again passing production in iron ana steel. There Is a virtual famine alike or crude pig iron and of finished pro- ducts of steel. Pig iron sales in Jannarv in Pittshurg were the heaviest for any month Of year past. Premiums of 50 cents per ton on pig iron are paid East and West, Southern railway has gone abroad for It's steel rails. Canadian steel billets are reaching Pittsburg and a brisk importing movement is looked for. This has promptly been reflected in advance at foreign markets. Hardware is very active at nearly All markets. Conner after its excited fall and no less excited rise, has stea adied at slight advance on last week Tin and lead are also higher. The worlds 8 statistics of wheat movement have been on the whole rather hulish this week and, coupled with cold weather. caused some strengthening Toward the close of the week some export inquiry developed in wheat. The margin in favor of the cash article has widened during the past six weeks and the actual stuff is really higher than a month ago. Flour Is in better demand at St. Louis. Corn and oats haze sympathized within narrow limits. Hog products have advanced with the coarse grains. and also because re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08
St. Louis Provisions

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 7.-Flour-Dull; red Win ter patents, S3.95@4. 10; extra fancy ani straight. S3 5oG375; clear S3. 25@3.4o
 Whiskev-Steady at Sl.3l
 Dry salted mnats-Boxed slow extra shorts and clear ribs; s9 62la; clear sides SS. s7lz, ribs S9. 37ia: clear sides. Se 62ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08

Estmated s,ess GOO, plus l,es5, ooo. the largest amount coming into sight after Jan 3I, crop lo773, 900. If the smallest amount l0.429. 900.
 All the figures used are actual as per New Orleans Cotton Exchange, with the exception of Southern consumption for the balance of this season. which is estimated, based on L., 800. 900, against ,62l 900 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-08

Total today-Net receipts. l4.7e5: exports to to the continent. 20, Iss; stock, s4l eoe
 Consolidated-Net receipts ii4.769: exports to Great Britain, 4o i67; to France, 27. 4o9; to the continent. 56.578.
 Total since Sept. t-Net receipts, 5,o55. 25o; exports to Great I2-itain. 2,279. .17i; to France, 5o9, o99; to the Continent. I,So6,0I2.