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New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeW-Tork. August 3,


CofFEE-conkidering the great advance in the lore
80 ri rhe week coffee held very steady to-day and
the close healthy unertone with the longs
-stfs further improvement in the immediate future
re market opened steady with prices 10 points 10" er
sn5 soon after call further ssggea points unoer
Weekend order. The bu! iac-
Ron was absorb this coffee. believing the Teac
ars movement will occur next week, ineslluch as the
cctee country more bullish thdn
Toward close the market rallied 70 10 points
covering lul in the pressure OF long stun ne
q trine Disappointing, nut
-sziI;an continued generally strong ano IN
rbs-e5 70 rsis still higher Santos in the past Two
ssys scoring the remarkable advance Of a"e RES ne
IN tone with prices
- - 10 noints lower. Total sales $3.50 bags
market FOR coffee ruled quiet hut about steaoy
+th inxoice lots Of Rio quoted size. CleSrarces
.-nn Brazi for United States included i"o bags
q steamer Merchant Prince
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
NEvYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY AUGUST a,

IS isd No California; is ID; futures steady. Ssp1s
Der, 6s sd December. IS 101sd. CarrSpot-AGericdi
mixed quiet IS lid: futures nominal; September nom
inal; October IS 5sd January, Is Nd PeasCarao1sn
quiet 6s Sd Fiour-St Louis fancy winter quiet, SIS 3D.
India steady 1918 Pork-Prine mess
Western firm Hams-Short cut II to l6 10. quiet
55s Cd. Racon-Cunnberand 10 to 30 10; steady SOS
rib to 2i ~ quiet. .9s long clear middles
light 2s to 81 n quiet SIS Cd long clear niddles hay
% ~ ~ quiet, short clear backs. Is TO n To-
quiet SIS; clear bellies - 70 16 n steady els 90
Shoulders-squara. II 20 ID 10 steady ass ol l1u
52s Butter nominal Cheese quiet;
finest white AS American finest colored
4ss TaiIow-Prime city steady. 27s s1 Australian
Londen irregular 31s Sd TurpentineSpirits steady
34s 3D. Linseed oil dull Sis Cd Cottonseed oiIHuii
I'd Petroleun-Refined dull. I'd
Rosin--Comrnon. firm. As Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

MoLAssEs AND sYRUFs--syrups we're quiet. out
shanE. NSass S sSs s h 6q sale common M
6 f2 tso k9lps 3 sSe 7a2s R9s gS9s ~
faT iSSlSc se9d I@gl'G prime sa2g. fsnfy 2la2Se
nusd Eh. II all With rates uo1asSg gnshapsed @
a moderate business was reported. and there was
TONS To Liverpool TendQn Gasgow and Antwsrp 1ted:
Rrs 2'sd Ieir "a al Hull Sd Newoas o sd sriD5 dP2
oats Goen e iET t % ,esme "a a' as ons
eenp Manila and cebg 70 Nsmxor and d., Boston SIS a
!sa g9s FsIPPnss 70 Psgs Tinted states ss 50
a s5sas for TOYS 'sp5
Il British s 5s rss ns m - 5o paenr des st tig gTfp
S,S1nsr s tons phosrhadoS o coTss" 70 Granye l2s
70 IL erp9cb o. Bremen prTsts terms sepemberl British
Continent private terms August: British steamer
Ps BT5sS s55 4' - ID f1s ST MqBf Bf 10
Or Ad[iato private terms o:ioesr British stean1%r
terms Aueus: Eritish seamer fa4s tons
st@ainer general cargo uf to tinted Kingdom or Con-
tinent Private terms B;h steamer lf tons gsneIa. a
o1tioS psnIn4s 15s ID Dutch
ciar'er $3.50 SEPTEMBER: foreign lnev) $500
private terms: BRUSH steamer 1920 IONS coal
to st Lucia private terms; Norwegian bark s36 tons
1g o9s Iin and nd n aysnnab S to TS for oiers
s'@d 75zd respectiveIy: ETsh steamer, 1920
senooneF: 7as toHs unber. frunsvicS Phtlsdsphs;
Bar HaTbor 81 seho9nsr 81 tons coal PhiIsdeIphs 70
Neburyport- Sc: schooner c7+ coal Philadelphia
to Bangor az or about SO.
Petroieum renamed steady and unchanged with demand
export and consumption The market for
lnseed oil ruled dgll and win further chanse
s. 90: in bull 81 so PhiIa4sha @ nels bis 81 10 in bulE
rim. crude Z mills nominal griTle summer ysIio~
iec. prime white f62G47c; prime winter yellow. 47c
lnseed oil. American 6o9elc out Of
products on sslurdsy with demand sood from local and
ReceDts at Chicago were only 1000 with 2s all
i35 ooo PORK Firm Quoted Mess slsasI3: fam
M soaSS o;e So s59! M eI? s3a s sls 30 family i5I
Raskst sl4a<S extra ISda H2 gess s22ts24 BEEF
strong. quoted: Bscons 9sse: ls' n. 9a5c: 100 n
fs s,s nsd lao ~ & ss TO- ps soo,n ia
n ns; asd ~ r. a. s Is ga u skIi5 T. % hams PSksd Ss
aaofed al eity Sc os eo"n
M r @o e I qgosd saa a1S I9e ciy
Quoted South America u l5c; Continent II 3oc Brazil
sST smpouoa e,of.g d~I' q9Ged S a it lard
RIcE--The market is steady firm Demand is, good
well held. Domestic. low fair. 33s i2c; fair
70 good 4s.a5itc; prime to choice. 5lg55:c head. eq
3&a4!ec Java; ilaG47sc: Rsngoon In bond. p. a2ac
quoted though grades or less
Qrersaes are again reported on most grades CT5Eta
Gn6uia and DC cubes SOC NIX poWdefsd Soc pow
confectioaers granuIated soc; Eagle
fine granusted $50 Eagle n eagon5 & and 2 n bag
SOC Eagle fine and standard granulated e5c diamond
ss sc: No = aoc No ; 2sc: No g. 4aC: No : ioc
No q 3.a5c: No 10 3.soc: No II. 3sSe Nos IL
dered $3.50. There were the that
raw sugar sold basis better than 3sc for
last t soa 1s "G t he es e S 1' quoted @ @ at
molasses sugar. 50 test at 25se The London beet
Is 3I.1 but september was I'd ioSeT IS Ii:d.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turrentne steady but un-
changed with prices last quoted ana sales On me me
basis Of 49, machine made barrels. Rosn was
steadv but prices quoted Tar ruled steady
10 frn. and the good in jobbing way. with
full prices quoted. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Regu and machines. i'a
47I9c.
TAR-Nachne bbis 81 -: oil tels. s. 30 ,o, =,
ROSIS-Common good strained 81 90. p 81 bZe -
81 e5: r 81 20: q. 81 IS: II. 30 l. 81 %. X 50. NJ
Ih: Y 81 - " q. 81 05; " ". - -.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpent DO ~"
o i'"''N N''1
Wilmington Aug 2S-Spirits turpentine steady. 44c;
receipts RosinNcthing doing, receipts 26i
81 s. - and 3 ~; re
ceipts bbi- Tar hrn. 81 30. receipts, 63 bols.
savannah Aug 23.-Turpentine rrm 4+isc receipts
bbls; sales. Us exports 32l Rosn rrn' Tecepts
So. quoted: A. =. Z. y
81 10: E 81 H. r ~: ST - II, 81 20. l. 81 81 h.
W @. 81 go. " W. 81 50
"a -'Turpentina nj rosn unchanged.
London. Aug 23.-Closias: Iurpentine--S3trlts dSs
Rostn-American. strained. is Ti@d; h1e, IS Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

estents So 4Oass s5sisht 50 1ogSs 90 clears s. so
s8as3 25 No spring wheat 78a74c No eslsd7o1kc;
2ei.e; No white s4aS5c. No rye. s1c fair eholce
western 81 46 prime timothy seed 81 6oqS4 7e clover
lard per 100 10 $40 75asl0 short ribs sides doose)
short clear (boxe $40 55as1o s7s Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market steader;
cries 14a1si9c; dairies 1Ss117c. Cheese steady 109
lO%c Eggs easy. 17411]4c.
Duluth. Aug 23-C1ose-Wheat. cash. No hard, 74c:
No Northern, 72lzc; No Northern. 72c; spring
&c; September 6s54c December 65*c- oas-september.
&c; December. 29lzc
Mnwsukee. Aug. 2s.-close-wheat steady; No North
Rye steady: No l. 52d52 &c. Barey-standard SOC,
sample, i0a65c. Corn-September, 5s14c
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 25.-C1oae-wheat, September es7sc
closed with the situation better than
Mlers expect good business Many buyers
materially lowered ard buying. For day ship
mens were 80 Sa2 bbs First patents So 90ds4 second
81 1898 S. first clears s3as3 TO- second clears
g 2oa$2 80 Bran in bulk is quoted at 81 25as11 So
red dog. ST.. b.
Philadephs, ave 2--wheat unchanged; contract
grade, August 49,. a73lsc Corn firm; No yellow
track 6sc Oats steady No white. clipped. 43Q
iic Butter Unchanged: Western creamery. 19sc
extra nearby prints 21c Egg, steady nearby
loss off fresh Western. 2Ic loss
hTTn New York fun creams prime. small. loil I01ac
Sew-f ork fuil creams fair to good 9sQ0c- Receipts
hush; corn. coo bush: oats o0o bush Shipments
Wheat 5lrco bush; corn, 1900 bush: oats bush.
81. Louis Aug. 23.-Close-Wheat. No red cash 6s,.c
September eSSsc. December. 6j3sc Nc hard. 6ed6gc
Oats. No cash 291c: september 2ss.c: December
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE
lcso '1130 A NJ. s1.Oo. zoo. t-3-40 500. -
az rs Mdt
zFroni Liberty Street only. .Day 4DaiIy EXCEPT Su,
day sSunday only tParlor only. iiva Tanaqus-
Ofices: Liberty Ferry. Astor HOUSE
1i3 261. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th %
square West f25th 273 I25th ST. 2i5
Columbus Ave. New York; 4 Court St. S44 Fulton
Rrook es Broadway. Williamsburg. York
Transfer calls for and checks baggage destination
@ BESLER. e NJ BURT.
General Manager General PaSs'r
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
r5vERPooI. COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Aug 23. p m.--cotton-Spet-- Small busi-
prices hardening; American middling far S..a:
ii-aod: ordinary 7-16d The sales OF the day were
600 bales of 300 for speculation. and in
ciudad Futures opened firm and closed
au.et and steady: American middling. august
sellers: August and September, 3-iaG
GId: September and October 3o-iG4 81 otd eny-
ers: November 2464Gi 70 o4d buyers
November December 1 2164Qi4 22-6id buyers: De
January, sellers; and Fen
ruary 10 eidi 2o-64d buyers: February and March.
Ia-s4G4 20-s4d buyers; March April 10 GIG 20
c.d t.Ivers: April and MAY i9-6ini 81 64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug 23-Flour steady. Wheat-Srrns higher:
No Northern carloads 81 &c: winter No red Iici no
du. ss1.c Corn easy: yellow. 66s.c; No ; do,
16I4c: No corn ssc: No 3 do 65i.c Oats weak: No
white. Is &C; No mixed G31c: do. Roc Rye,
/. 562c. freights strong wheat, 3ssc: corn
SIsc q New-York.
Chicago Aug 2s.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
RAILROADS.

pEnNSYL VANIA
> RAILRoAD.
STATIONS foot OF WEST rwENrT-THIRp STREET
AND DEsBRossLs AND CoRTLaNDT STREETS
c,,lasa ieaX,ns time from DsshTo..s. ,nna nna
% Ssi$S = for I'VE %:ss street
8 cnjS TSHS f..6a5s sIssPlas Car Fifs6afs
So 1 pSSETISESis S4 Sk HfSnBsass eSslsst Com
S6lcasa D'ntas clsvesnd lA Toledo. Cincinnati
,,a,n y !7fSvssisA sFsssS- esasats@:s
sIsepi2g Dining and Buffet T S11SE sa-
Toled Nas61ie ias AhD Cincinnati r nii
p NJ hl6eG? IoGs E Tsq;s Plonf GIN
M WfN xa Sia E3fRRsFof SsfaaRssao chesso For
fAcIFfe eH56ss PRES rsSsrEz E.ss nss
AN5 .g GsSSTNNaTa 91sa D
aWasHIseToS aSD S1sl1Ta The "a 1soTTT. co-,-
!SS G1ir GSHs car aians co.s ses,
sIeess a9InS a SIS Ss 2sG
PP19s nns esEs cs2 sa Z. DINING % Il a5 sunday
aias r. e S p!Ps & s car ios: nnE can All Psaor
1iI5ss 1lniEg Cers 5 Dining Car, 20 Dining
soUTEERS kAiEWaS-Eapress 2 " ' asS:sa1 42' H' 1910
AILANTIc COAST LINE.-EHpress e25 a. m and 30
Y.
5soA AIR LINE sapss and Ai!H iso
SoRFoIK AND WESTERN RAuwAY-FOr Memphis
cHEsAFEAKEs offTo II p 'RRiEWh7-75s R WY week
Fo OLD Pofs fS4 c6ToRr 8 r r das anS
AIANT1cc a7a SO @ an nj nay and 25s xsesasy.,
Psrior Cars Ss and Standard e. Coaches ON
Io- smoking Car. Psrior Cars Dining Car anu ''aN
Coaches
SAPE MAY.-f2.55 D m. weekdays ,.-,,,
For points on New York and Long Rrsneh Rsiroa 10 10
ilo saturdays ony). o5. 255 % 4fo. 4eo and
p m weekdays. Sundays. 755. S25 a m; 20 90 m
nforn Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streetsl 3so 10
- 90 20 Saturdays only. 80 3fo. $40 ~ 'ro'
BIS ..
For PTILADELPHIA. -,
10 IDeshrosses Corardt Streets. s2ol 20 ~
80 % Dining Car, q IS Penns LTnh,e, Lfs car
I0a5 Dining Carr 1155 1855 Dining
DINING Ct-l. 2f0 Desbrosses and co-tlanaJ Dr,.y
22o. 253. 25 Dining Carr. 355. 425 i23 Dotm1 ~
gap 4n5 Dining Can. 55s Dining Car, '-22 mo
coaches s25. SIS e25 Dining Carr ea5 CLini'scr,;
- 1o5s Dining Car, M Y IS CD,n1g, Gar,' 60 ~
ass Dining Carr Dining Car). 7.55. 25. sSS I'D
Ticket offices Nos 4s fiss 1884. III 2e Broadway;
ls2 Fifth Avenue Cbelow 23d Stl: Astor House
Iwenty-thrd Street Station. and stations foot OF De-
brosse. and Cortlandt Streets: Court Street s
Brooklyn Station Jersey City. The New York Iranssr
COMPANY will call for and check baggage from hoteis
end residences through to destination -,
Telephone e14 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cat
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
Ocean Gfeamers.

Ocean Cleaners.
RlORTEl G[gRtNNM 0lOYlDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH-CHE URCI-BRENEN-
From Pier 81, North River, Gansevoort St
K-ouprinz 26. 10 A NJ Kronprinz- Sept 23 AN
Kaiser Sept. . 10 AN. Kaiser Oct T. 10
KaserfD- IL. 10 A NJ kaiserin Oct a. 10 A NJ
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Cherbourg-Southampton alternately. and Bremen
From Bremen Piers, Hoboken, y. J.
Bremen. 2S Noon Kurfuerst Sept 1s. II A VI
Friedrich. 4. Noon Bremen Oct. ? 10 A VI
Luse. 10 A. M. Friedrich Oct 9, 10 a NJ
NEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From Pier -. II. of Anl'ty St. Brooklyn.
TraYe. Sept. g. 10 4. NJ Traye Oct H. 10 A NJ
AIler 49, P. NJ AIer... Oct. Is. 10 A. NJ
Lain Sept "a P VI. Lahn November l
OELRICHS s. Co. No. 3 BROADWAY. ". y.
Louis H. Meyer. rs South Third St. Phfs-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
OLD DOE1ORIlON1 l0NE

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth PinneFs
Point Newpe News Va connecting for Petersburg.
Richmond LiIginla Beach Washington D. c.. and entire
South and West
Freight Passenger steamers from Pier 25.
". R.. foot OF Beach St. every week day s P NJ
II 3. WALKER. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug @s-CIosing: Wheat--spot strong, No
red Northern spring 6s Id No . red Western winter.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Foreign coffee Markets. Rio-Nsrket firm Nc Rio:
se2: exchange L. LIED: receipts. 2soo bags; ceared
fs United states aas0 bags; cleared for Europe. sVD
has stock. 702 eco bags Santos-Market frn; good
sve-srr Santos Is1oo: 5000 bass: stock ls
90 bass TEamburg-MaESet opened = zig higher: 81
Market opened unchanged u was net ! franc
lower. sales 5000 bags. Quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and South Ferry-U1ns from South
Ferry five minutes eaFEeFj
EASTOy BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AsD
NaICH CHuNk-z4O0 (T:15 Easton ony). 9i0 A NJ
i2o. 40 500 0.45 Easton only P 81 Sundays zi-2o
a N Loo. 30 P ", Sc,.xrox I'm -, ,
NJ. 500 P. NJ Sundays a = = N r.,xrc.r
I'D 90 40 a. ts10O lakewood excepted). l3o $40
Lakewood Oulyl. 80 2. " Sundays. @ - A ".
ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAf-f9-4O A NJ.
yfSEi,XND AND BRIDGEToN-tzaOo \. NJ. fL3e
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEsASHORE
TofNTS-z4Oo sac A NJ. s11O. 2-45. $50 3.55.
AIS $50 8 So p Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 200
pin y issaDEI.PHIA GREADING TERNINAL9-z.s2s.
fTOo. $500. 900. tlooO. ti1oo 4 n ti200 'ioo
$3.50 TOO t3 4oo. '5.Oc toOo. $780, 1900 p N.
e.TIE 70 aSD TS CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425 1880 1880
.ii.3o A NJ. 100 t'3-4o. 800 100 t925 P. NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WILIIAMSPORT-lt4O0 "a 25. 800 li4S-1O C11O
NJ Reading only. ? 100. 1.20, 200 P. NJ. Read
inz Pott Harrisburg only. - - =. M.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From foot Of Rector Street.
pier Atlantic Highlands Seabrsht Monmouth Beach.
and Long Asbury Park and Point Pleasant
o 90 To- A. NJ. 100. 200. SIS 40 $50 (sOo
ocean Grove onIy) P. NJ. Sundays 10 a. NJ. 100.
P.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24


f,oTSrQN--sn old adage has After bull week
susvs prepa-s profit taking movement and lower
5ut as to-Gays market tie old
contradiction market started on
with prices VI lE4 points on generous
and demand from the
side Liverpool cables contained nothing 70 in
p-ace sentiment either futures heing up the
aG2ls points expected spots nrm ar SD net ad-
reports drygoods and cotton cloth centres
of special sEnEcance- and crop news failed -
show change irnpc-,aacp- buging Of
September options By LEGAL SPOT co;ton ana
ezuor q possible squeeze IN
While high temperature re
very bujsh condition statement cn September
2 Wall Street vigorous supporter of Inc
winter months. notably Ianuary L.veIPoo& o. ane tns
South inclined buy than sell The demand
thus il evidence p-2Eed quite ra:Sh '9 the f
by smaller longs. who wished 70 gather ia pfonIs tc
quiet Sunday There slight setback at the clos.
January from 80. Dll
last hour the Whole list turned strong agsr on
demand from the shorts and wave o. pt sup
port January rushed Sc. the highest 1sGTe
The market vas mai?
sfead- prices 2dS points higher Inc ioeai
quiet with prices 1zc iosFtf,
STsc mddinG upland and S'sc Tor uted!EE Sn.-
bales spianers- Receipts 81 the
p-Tts 9e-e discounted The Iate
bulletins showers generally IN the
belt ani the Indications pointed 10
The late reports from
southern SPOT markets lacked special feature
The ~ prices the locsl market To-Day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

AL From, New York Wednesdays Fridays and SATURDAYS.
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
nonts In Tex A California
Sc: Georgia Florida Delightful excursions
for our 6D-page Pocket Guide tmaied freeS
G. H MALLORY Co. Gen ASts. Pier ~. E. r., n z
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20

A century of trips to Honolulu from
the coast is a record 1t is a wonderful
thing that so many trips can be made
and 10 accident happen. This speaks
we'll for the captains Of vessels plying
between the ports, and just as wei for
the class Of vessel Tat plies. During
over thirty years memory only recalls
three wrecks between here ana the
coast, and each Of them occurred on the
coast. The fatal one was the loss Of the
Rio de Janeiro, and when one o)nes to
analyze that case the fault uuioubted-
ly lay in an error Of judgment on the
part of the captain. But between here
and San Francisco there are really no
dangers and the record shows it very
clearly,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20

There is another man who wants
parachute honors. The last man who
tried sthe game was Van Tassel He
skinned past Punchbowl, over the
town. over the harbor and there dis
cended into the unknown. Some thing
must have gone wrong with his para
chute or he would never have allowed
himself to 90 out to sea- 1t is a ques-
tion whether, with this experience be-
fore u.s. such a show should be allowed
on a calm day it would be perfectly
safe, but one never is safe from flaws,
and it was a flaw which carried Van
Tassel to sea. By the way Van Tassel's
widow remained here, was married
again and is now a resident of Kauai.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20

. UH u.' bod OBJ. ...N mnN. NNE such
.n'"H0...n. h''' I' p.
.... ..... ... .......I,,.... ... ...,
..0 HHr. you 100 Iuu.. every month
|.. medium B.. IN. Iu.n0 WU.N
..... ......l, '' .,'.. NJ.
I known D.. .uv ur yuu. 3D.. reconciliation
/ Nu"u.u. " du. t1 tho desire 0n Jhy
pay. %. '0. '...N 'I'''. '' .Il..' ,h'
uur'ty w.. u..Ir ra.ra certain amount
.Ur space SOFT aside for our use. DO is
mN purpose. as your secretary to- hll
VIM 'I,.
. rnn1uYr.m.ufs of "a ugnsf family ma
|ura which viii bo interesting to ull
/ Any way. such Improvements Wiu or
/ Cirgprar sIgnrd Inv Mrs n a. Brown
Secretary s. w. q. A.
ID 40 e,fsr,rf,,., fl, know. tba " NJ
o. win ror,s into immediate coptart
|y.frb fbs leaders off tbgf bodv mopfbly
fbrourb tba influence off fine aFrfapd
The Friend has been the medium OF
communication between various reIipi-
ous leaders and their followers for
many wears and the Y. w. 6. A. now
Joins the cotorfe
A remark i'm the circular which.
however. strikes one as curious is the
following. "The Friend. a paper which
although if has been i'm existence since
lisa. is probably not very well known
to any of YOU. it's resuscftation. etc"
This is am extraordinary statement.
vf.. rr.s...l 1,.. t., ,,,. o. tl,.. ,.,.......,,t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20
FIVE BEAUTIFUL
AND USEFUL
PRESENTS

Jewel 6 hole Rangg.
1 Quincy door Refrigerator,
1 Decorated China Dinner,
Breakfast and Tea Set
1 Etched Glass Complete Ia
bic Service.
1 Complete Set of Table Silver
Ware and Cutlery.
The price of each of the above
mentioned articles is $4,000,
These will be given away on
July LIST, to customers who pur-
chase goods of us on or after
March 18th, 1902. For the pur-
pose Of distributing these goods
to those entitled to receive them
we will, commencing March 18th,
present a numbered certificate of
purchase to each purchaser of
one dollars worth Of goods at our
store This will be in addition
to the usual five per cent off for
cash.
These desirable gifts are now
on exhibition in our large front
windows. They will be distri-
buted fairly among our custom
ers in accordance with law.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20
n MEMoRIAL -TABLET.

over 81 900 has been collected for a
memorial to r. ID. Blackmore, best
known as the author of Lorna Doone,"
one of the greatest stories written in
the nineteenth century. This memorial
will take the form of tablet on the in
terror wall of Exeter cathedral a form
of remembrance which. if well done, is
one Of the most effective sort.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20
Situations Wanted

STOCK ci TX now employed in San
Francisco VIII lesaIe house, desires a
position in Honolulu. Can furnish
satisfactory references. Address stock
CIerk", Box ! Star Office (netters VIII
be forwarde' to advertiser.)
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The British have commenced work
upon their transatlantic cable. We will
need to be up and alert with regard to
our own, or they will have theirs across
before we reach Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
CONTINUED from Page q
DEPARTING.


Thursday, March 20.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, freight for
Eleele and Makaweli at 8 p. m.
Stmr. Waialeale, PiltZ, for Waimea
and &ekaha at p. m.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for AhulIini and
Hanamaulu at 4 D. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20
MIST LABEL GOODS.

Iowa laws require jugs Of gasoline to
be labeled. BY a recent decision the
seller of an untagged jug of the fluid
must pay the damages caused by an eX-
plosion following a girls attempt to
quicken the kitchen fire.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20
CYcLnNE IN TEXAS.

DALLAS, (TeX), March 1.-THE cy-
clone that swept through the southern
part Of Dallas continued to the north
east, dwelling fences and destroying
small farm buildings. The loss in
Dallas county is estimated at 100000
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-20

,r,,.,. ....r.,,rr.. 1..il. CHAT fine bottom
h.. .lr.,,,..l ,,t and r,ou. and make
r.u...,.... and .,..,.,. ann. .rss missr-
,bIs srraadfra their dfscas. of morose-
NOES and l.rrs ,r confidence. Gin they
,,a,-ir ~, ,r,rr, avon the old sfarers.
or 'r,t. .I,ss we have many i'm the
rr...tt..,,. a. tl,. rrasapt time and es-
D,gf.u, i'm Honolulu
THAT v.a have had a period of dee
prassfon mo- one can deny But our
,,.rfoa off aapressfou followed quite
naturally upon am unhealthy boom.
(which was danracafad at the time &c
gt,,.tad NV fha conservative element
rut which could he mo- more checked
NV arrumanf or advice. than a apfde-
mil. INF snau-no,. orr measles could be
pra,artad fr.it once fool, hold If we
have suffered from the disease. which
MANY, of ms invited into our fnmost
sanctuary. we must also accent rbe rec
s,gtior from, tho 5fsaase and Inc thank
rul that If is mo- worse.
Instead of pournfnp over the sftua-
fion MS SO many peopIe do there is
every reason TO rejoice that The Gloom
is befng gradually dfssipatad II is true
the price of sugar is low. and as long
as the surplus stool, of the European
beet growers remains ON hand II will
continue low. br,t the sugar market is
going TO be very different affair i'm
the course of few months
The Hawaiian Islands as far as the
sugar market is concerned stand NOW
upon Wonderfully firm basis Duties
no longer affect them. They bave tha
same protection as the sugar growers
of the mainland. OF course there is
the claim of scantv and overpatd labor
but the advantage we derive from
annexation overbears any such claim.
Instead of our sugar industry getting
a black eve. il looks as if if We're pof0o
to be on a more solid basis of prosprr-
ity than ever.
What frightens some Of the Younger
and more Inexperienced investors is that
two or three of the booD huiIr nr,rts-
tions have quit before tboroupbl,, ma
terislfzfng. But because these bubbles
have burst. it is no reason WHY solid
investments should not hold their own.
As fact one has only TO Iool, at tba
stoet lisr 90 see that the old establish
ed nlantations are holding tbrIr own
and are ca yyaIl tbo,,obt If r,,t i,,,,s.
TORS are WILLING to ,,,,, a., 1,i,r,, ,,,,r,t,,r,,
for their shares ,rhis certainly, docs
NOT look as if fine hotro,, had 5ron,sI
ort
TronicaI sugar has NOT for ,..o,s