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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-30
cLAIRVOYANTS.

AFNOLD-DICKSON BROS, legally or
dained Mediums, give accurate adj
vice and information on all affairs
of life No matter what your trouble
may be or what you wish to find out,
call on them. No questions asked.
Open daily, 10 mornings to evenings.
794 Beretania avenue
Materializing Seance every Sunday
night in which the departed return
so that all can see and talk with
them. Admission 80 cents. Both held
at our hall adjoining office. 724 South
Beretania avenue near Alapai street.
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WHARF AND WAVE.
WEATHER BUREAU. 4.
Honolulu. Alexander Street,
Wednesday. April %, 10 p. m.

" II ~ u. n.
Mean Temperatures.
Minimum Temperature-6S.
Maximum Temperatur@7Z
barometer at 9 p. m.-9O.07; steady.
Rainfall, "A hours up to a. mo-.
Mean Dew Point for the Day-s4.
Mean Relative Humidity-75.
Winds-N. E.; force. 4 to 3.
Weather--Clear.
Forecast for April SO-Light trades,
mostly fair weather.
CURTIS ]. LYONS,
Territorial Meteoroiogist.
ARRIVED.
Wednesday, April %.
o. s S. Sierra, Houdlette, from san
Francisco.
IL s 5. Niihau. W. Thompson, from
Kauai ports.
IL S. s. Mikahala. Gregory. from
Kauai ports.
W. S. S. Lehua. Naopala. from Molo-
kai ports
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barometer corrected to 80 r. and sea
levea, and for standard gravity OF Lat. As
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627 Beretania street, with or without
board. 6456
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FOR SALE.
LOST.

FIRE claim award No. 6619 in favor of
Lee Sing Zip. Amount $254670. Re
ward offered for return of same to
Ng Monwar, No. POP Judd Building
6463
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UPPER floors in the new Sachs Block.
excellent location for a first class
rooming house, single rooms and
rooms en- suite, large cool and airy
rooms, all modern improvements. run
ming water in all rooms. bath rooms,
etc. Rent very reasonable. Apply TO
n. S. Sachs. 6464
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ROOM AND BOARD.

A HANDSOME suit of rooms, electric
lights, mosquito proof. Call after 5
D. m. at 1890 Nuuanu avenue. 6467
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THREE nice housekeeping rooms,
mosquito proof lanai. every conven-
fence 1854 Emma street opposite EN-
ma Square. IA
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

By the Government Survey, Publish.
Every Monday.
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FIVE room furnished house on car
line. Address C. E., this Office. 6462.
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THREE housekeeping rooms at $50
Young street, near Keeaumoku. 6461
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
BONDS.
TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

v4~,ar rates for noasy and untaFordOle o0
--,oes from Washington regarding the prospects
~ the massage Of the Aldrich Dill were
epeusible for bear pressure and the hQUi
of weak bull accounts in yesterday s STOCK tiioi-
ket Although final prices were aooFe 'le ~"
est of the day, q long list OF net losses was i1
corded. Sales were well taken and there Ap-
reared 20 be evidence OF uneasineSS 0i.,OAe S
;ryestors or among financially strong holders
. 80 s,oc.r the davis operations developing no
,ns,catsons of a selling disposition, save among
t,oyd.rs whose financial resources were not
etrcne enough TO Withstand the shock OF pear
sK9rexsiyeuess At the close or business pro-
fessioaal Wall Street was bearish. adnittlns'
however the chance Of a quick rise IN us splrl.
~ the AIdrich bill should become a law. Larry
nric.s we're generally above Saturdays Closing
lint advances were soon lost with the chiel
weakness n st. Paul. Metropolitan. Southern
Pacific NeW-york Central. Missouri Paclnc ana
yvzhssh shares Manhattan exhibited excep-
%ional strength, advancing over two points. NO
news DEVELOPMENT accompanied the Improvement
!, this tsSue the movement apparently being
the reSuIt OF a we'll prepared raid against the
shorts Bezr pressure against ST. Paul ana
New-York Central Eas helped by the report OIL
earnings for the companies. showing Tor 81
Paul loss in net earnings for January OF
SSa 49, and for New-York Central a loss IN
net earnings for the December quarter oL
ST49S73 The latter decline was made in the
face Of an increase in gross earnings OF S0lZ,oZ@
The Ney<-York Central is making money, and 1t
is wisely placing large amounts in its property.
as reflected IN the increase in operating ex-
lenses in the quarter of 81 662 695 Call money
was as high per cent. ruling at 3% per
cent while sterling exchange was weak and
under last weeks closing figures.
Currency movements between the banks and
fhe SuI,-Tressury since Friday night show a
less to the banks of upward of $2.500,0O0. Do
Tlesfic exchange is against this centre, and a
further loss on interior operations will doubtless
he recorded this week These factors usually
develop at this period of the year. and. while
securities they present no reason for alarm
among investors and no sound argument for the
sale Of well held stock market issues. In q.
time Of high money rates and dwindltng bank
reserves the speculative element in Wall Street
putS aside all considerations affecting the in
trinsic worth Of securities substituting bear
sentiment based on immediate conditions in
huencing the course of money Wall Street
ideas do not always harmonic with industrial
conditions. for the simple reason that the theory
sn6 practice Of speculation involve passing con-
ditions in Wall Street as we'll as the permanent
situation outside of the speculative arena
Traders who sell stocks short at this time base
their operations the position of money. They
sre not bearish on the country's Industrial stu
ation, while few weeks hence, when currency
begins to return to this centre, they will doubt
lesg be found on the bull side of the market.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-The Iocll banks lost 30 the
sBb-TressUry on Saturday $e65.OoO. making loss
since Friday OF s. I360O0 and the institution had
credit balance tile Clearing House yesterday
morning for SsA So5. In the preceding week the
banks. up to the close OF business Saturday had
lost 81, 10000 The total loss Of the banks to the
Sub-Treaszry for the month OF February was
81 659 .O09. ot this amount G2y00o.o00 on &C.
count Of the regular SJb-TreasuFy collections. iT
respective of transfers, etc. There q good
out of toSn demand for m3ney. Quoted rates fol-
Tow: Money call opened at 81 per cent; high
eS4, ga per cent: lowest, per cent; last loan. 3
per cent; closed At per cent; ruling rates. 81 per
csnt Time money was quoted at per cent for
sixty 80 ninety days. and 5Q5S per cent for longer
periods. Commercial paper was quoted Rt per cent
Ger sixty 70 ninety DAYS IAAorsed bills B9sM per
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in outside securities was limit"h to a
few stocks Price movements continued to display
irrcguarity, although the more active shares
showed considerable strength. While quite fA"
declines were in evidence this was NOR" than off
get by some sharp advances which took place else
where in the list. Otis Elevator common. which
attracted attention by its upward movement in
Saturdays market. made another sharp advance
nf 21s per cent the last dealings oil heavy
transactions to 50. The continued strength and
activity In this stock based OF the rumor that
the directors at their meeting next Tuesday will
declare a dividend of probably per cent. Ten
nessee Copper under heavy inside buying. gained
2a4 per cent the last final dealings. advancing
to 321s the highest reached during the last h"om
In other copper shares little or no demand was
noted with the exception of Greene COnsolidat ted.
which. after strong opening. rose h per cont to
26as, hut realizing lost all the advance" Northern
Securities opened up "a. hut in the subsequent deal
ings declined 1ss per cent to I0e Rr""klyn Ferry
was nrmer. advancing = per cent. h" Wireless
Telegraph shares quiet hHt fraCt"nailH high
er In bonds IaCka wanna steel - "Nr' firm. at
psl". Eric Is down fraction.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - NeN--C)rleans
m~rcial. discount: bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisro-Sigbt I2Isc; telegraph. 15c. Bostcn-leal5c
discount Observation-Disclosures I-l6c discount: SELL
ing 1-16c premium C'hicago-2ac discount. Cincln-
nati-Between banks, 5oc discount: over the coun-
ter SOC premium. Savannah-BuytnG, Isc off. sell
ing. par.
BANK CT.EARINCSS. - New-York - Exchanges
S4aIS5 422 balances. g 2SS.427 Boston-Exrls nges
81. .Ss3. $50: balances H.S4.39S Baltimore-Ex-
changes-SS 542134; balances, $SS5.375. Chicago-Ex-
changes, sSSI52 TSS; balances S.27Ss44. Philadei-
phia-Exchanges, $172i1 .6S7: balances. &,s4s.7So.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London. slxd3s4 per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills. a493as per cent: long bills
T-1SdSl1 per cent. Berlin discount rate. per
cent for three month"; bills and 214 per cent for
short bills, Berlin exchange London % marks
81 pfennigs Paris discount 2s4 per cent Paris
exchange on London. q francs Is centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIEs.-Britsh consois for
money, 81 1915 lex INTEREST,": for che account PA
THE SILVER MARKET.--Bar silver. 4sc: Mexi-
can silver dollars 3sc. Bar silver In London closed
at 22td.
GOLD PREMICM.-In Madrid "a: Lisbon. 2;
Buenos Ayres 1870.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. s6So15s: Internal reve-
receipts. A,7s5,50; miscellaneous receipts. $l4i-
O7S expenditures s. 765O0o Receipts for the month
to date 979 49, expenditures. 81 65 GD excess OF
receipts. $214,7Se Receipts for the year to date
1873 6875 expenditures $46 e4l $50: excess Of re-
ceipts S3 S II6. National bank notes received for
redemption, sSle. .466.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury vas cred
itor to the Clearing House sS4.S06
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
sEx interest.

RAILROAD BoNDs.-Market slightly lower
Total sales amounted IN par value to 81 $4,000.
against a,+4o.5oo Saturday. The heaviest deal
ings were in the Atchison issues, Baltimore and
Ohio prior lien SIS Central Of Georgia S. Chicago
Burlington and Quincy As. Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific 4s. Colorado and Southern first a. Erie
general -, Kansas City Southern IS. Mexican Cen
trsi % incomes. Oregon Snort Line Is PennsyI-
Nsnia convertible SIS. Reading general Is ST.
Louis and San Francisco rAfunding 4s Southern
Pacific Is, Union Pacific first and convertible a.
Wabash oebenture Bs and Wisconsin Central gen
ersI 4s. Consolidated Tobacco 4s were also active
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, March ,. o. m-The market for Amer
icsn securities was dull and irregular at small
final changes. Last prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

,,ossnr Draces yesterday OF the principal active
..e,,ritiee and net changes from Saturdays QUO
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
DIV pI~-
rtt--. f--IutI- Eld Ma l.

,ri,r7-on- FURNISHED Iy Joseph Va'h-- ~9' ~ -
T-.a.I
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
? MONEY RATES INDUCE BEAR.

cent for choice four to six months. and SS4 per
cent for others
FOREIGN ExcHANGE.-Market closed weak.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
INACTIVE STOCKS.

t,,rni~ned by william E. Nichols -, NJ, II NaH -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
"And interest
FERRY COMPANIES.

FURNISHED r win,a, No Ii walI-'to
/ Int. period I Bid ASKED
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FURNISHED ny Nichols 90. M Il Wall stD
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

amer Light x TTac.
do pref 6 per cent.
Galg Gas Ist mtg 5s. 1855. .
do stock ..............
BIrG 1t TT & p list js. l0ls
BEn & q 1st mtg IS. 1917. =.
H. stock. 80.
But L < = 60 lst mtE IS. .
I',lum Gas Co lSt IS. f932- .
- g " r e Ist Con Js. l9i9 .
do stock.
r. " Gas Co LIST OS. 1929 =.
g. Rap q J. 60 lst %. 1910. .
HUI 10 Gas list Con IS. I04g
ITdianap Gas LIST Is. 1920 -
do stock.
Jackson Gas 20 stock.
do - u. 1877. .....--,
I. & " Y Gas list Is, 1D21. .
New Haven Gas TO stock. . .
n Y & . Z L. & p Co stock
do I.ref. .........-..-.
Oht" s &c 1st mtg 6s. :G2S.
do stock. ....---...
SyrHc"sT q lSt mtg Js. l946.
do Itg com. ..... ......
DO Ltg pref . per cent.
81 Joseph Gas ist rs. 1881. .
IT Paul Gas g 81 IS. l944. .
Westch l, Co lSt mE bs. 1850
DO pref stock.
- - - - - ---'
eA1d intePea1
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
BANK STOCKS.

reported by Clinton Giroer'. No, w-n-''1
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.

FURNISHED br William L. Ntrls 80, No, J." Will s'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
MINING STOCKS.

1850 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.

FURNISHED by William L. Nichols Co. Nc u Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

ts2. losl Total sales for the dey. 'tJnliased.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

test runs, and upon favorable result
hinged continued shipments TO this place
or the erection of mill in the Plume.
reporter Of Sift,ngs had conversation
With Mr.. Desch the other day, and the
latter state that he WAS going to try aud
get favorab BILE a freight rate on coucen-
trating ore from the Cory City as the
{. & aecords TO Gilpin county. Mr..
Desch was charged e5 cents ton for his
cousignments here. which is nearly
double the Giipin county rate. As the
distances are nearly equal, and the haul
from the Plume is all down grade and
entails no vexaiious switching as at
Forks Greek, we have no doubt that the
railroad pc pie will gladly do all in their
power to encourage Plume people. and
at the SAM time enhance its own busi-
ness. The Idaho Springs chamber of
commerce would undoubtedly take up
this matter with Mr.. Desch or any of the
shippers up that way. il so desired
We have not learned the result of the
shipments referred to, outside that the
ore concentrated about 30 tons into 1 and
makes a good-lookiug product. As the
mineral in the Cory City is generally OF
good grade, it is probable that profit
could be re lized that would justify mill
ing the 75o. 900 tons in the two dumps
and at this place. with favorable freight
rates.
Speaking of ore concentrating 80 tons
into 1. Mr.. Wilkie says that when e ran
the Matte mill some years ago, upon the
waste rock in the old Slopes, it coucen-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

tratsd as high as 40 and even 50 tons into
l. and at a profit. OF course. the con-
centra,es would have TO be OF very good
grade to pay under those conditions
II is noteworthy. in this connection
that both Georgetown aud the Plume are
making decided propress in a milling
way, especially at the latter place. and
now concen,rator is talked of away up
az the Stevens mine, almost on the crest
of the continental divide. to separate the
heavy lead of that property from the
r. OK. The splendid concentrator that
the Catren crowd have recently erected
at the Terrible group, and the Mendoza
mill are doing much toward inaugurating
an ERA of unprecedented and substantial
prosperity for our ambitious neighbors
at the foot of Gray's peak. Georgetown
as yet is somewhat behind its neighbor
i'll this respect. The unfortunate burn
ing of the Red Oak mill in January of
OF was a severe blow, but undoubtedly
the Red Oak people and other large
operators will be forced to erect suitable
mills in time. The Centennial mine has
its own mill and is obtaining the best of
results, it is said
Neither Georgetown nor the Plume
has a custom concentrator at present. and
it certainly looks like good policy for our
local mill men to aid Mr. Desch and
Others in endesvoring to obtain So-cent
Springs are noted for the excellence of
their work and ability to handle any
kind Of ore.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

feet much softer ground will be encount-
cred. For some time work has been in
the Lucanla's own ground and for long
distance ahead they own the property
Several decidedly promising veins have
been cut but these will not be developed
until the tunnel proper has reached in
the neighborhood of two miles in length
A short distance ahead is the Kinda mine
which the tunnel will cut at about 1900
feet, and in fact most excellent ground
is Immediately ahead of the bore and the
depth is all that can be desired. The
objective point of the tunnel is Quartz
hill. which has been . fabulous producer
for forty or more years and in reaching
there the big bore will tap some of the
richest sections in the district, affording
needed drainage and giving ideal trans
portatiou facilities. The Russell Gulch
properties are greatly troubled with water
which makes operation expensive. and
as natural consequence they are eagerly
awaiting the advent of the tunnel The
Lucania people are sighting no part of
the work aud indeed have a model tun-
mel and mine buildings. Having acquir.
ed vast scope of valuable land the future
is indeed bright for the company. A
modern concentra,er at the portal of the
tunnel on Fall river is in contemplation
and will become reality at no distant
day. Both Manager Kirby and Superin-
tendent Mccall are devoting their entire
time to the work and the result of their
skill is evident to all visitors.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31
Uppes Clear Creek Concentrates.

Upper Clear Creek Concentrates.
Apropos of this heading. we notice
decided change in the mining now car
r ed on in that portion of the district
surrounding Georgetown and Silver
Plume, covering what has until recently
been considered a strictly smelling prop
osition. Science has aided that section
and opened possibilities undreamed Of
by the operators of even a few years
back. The wonderful progress in milling
methods now enables the miners at the
upper end Of the county to reap profit
from vein matter that hitherto went over
the dump.
This is not only a great aid in profit
reaping in actual mine work, but it opens
a field of endeavor in the matter of dump
treatment that is bound to prove exter-
sive, and that very soon. c. S. Desch of
Silver Plume, as we have noted, has Of
late been sending large consignments of
Cory City dump rock to the Wilkie and
the Reduction company's mills of Idaho
Springs for concentration. These were
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31
Among the Mills.

The Wilkie mill this week underwent
its semi-annual overhsuling. under the
careful supervision of Manager George S.
Wilkie. A ne~ elevator was put in aud
the machinery in general put in first-clsss
condition. The mill is KEEP, running
steadily on Comstock, Edgar. Lake aud
dirt from other mines. A new Office will
Soon be built next to the scales, which
will be great convenience. Mr.. Wilkie
for some time has been after the c. & S.
folks to put in a short switch near the
ellison gulch bridge. to hold cars shipped
from a distance, but no move has been
made as yet.
New ore bins with a capacity of 500
tons are being constructed at the Alpine
mill. The bins in the mill proper are
filled to overflowing. and the manage
ment has wisely decided to add suffi.
cienily to the bin capacity to accommo-
date all comers. The mill is working full
capacity and has a prosperous future he
fore it, to all appearances.
IL 10 uo" tudt tIf oaaUtcf
owners. a close corporation of New York
people. have in view the erection of
mill at the Central tunnel dump, for the
running of their product This is an
excellent idea. and is one of the many
shiugs that will combine to prove the
benefits of deep tunneling in this district
The Shaffter people have for years ex-
plotted their property. sinking the shaft
to q depth of 700 feet. running levels.
etc, and have produced in the aggregate
several hundred thousand dollars. The
bulk of the ore has been Of free milling
character and has been treated in custom
mills. The mine has been thoroughly
tested. and now that in q few months
hence it will be intersected at depth by
the Central tunnel, opening a valuable
section of virgin territory, company
mill at the point spoken of means the
obtaining Of the best results at a mini
mum cost.
The Big Five federation is also seri-
ously considering building mill upon
its grounds, the Turner placer, to take
care of the mill dirt OF the Edgar and
other veins.
F. D. Wiley. manager of the Dilling.
ham.Chamberlain sampler of This city,
reports that the current month has been
the banner month of the year 20 far in
ore shipments to his works. The i'm
provement of late has been very encour-
aging. the month Of September exceed
ing August by 76o tons, and this month
went September better by 20 cars. in the
neighborhood of 400 tons. While the
tonnage per month this year falls consid-
erably short that of some years in the
past, the outlook for a natural increase
is very good, owing to the fact that much
Of the work of the year has been in the
line Of development. 1t is a known fact
that the 10. Reynolds. Comstock and
some other important properties are on
the eve of great production, which
certainly should greatly increase the ag-
gregate of tonnage shipments to the
sampler and mills of this city: as vel! as
from this station.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

A strike of eight TO ten inches of good
smelling ore was made by the shaft men
IN the Gold Medal early this week. and
the probabilities are strong that the lost
ore shoot is coming in. No particulars
are ob,ainabie at this time.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

Lewis Oliver is sinking the Nashville
shaft, situate in Russell district, aud al
though he is going through cap rock ore
is obtained that assays ozs. gold to the
ton. depth of iso feet has been
reached He has lease and bond upon
the property
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

There is general cleaning up of the
buildings aud premises OF the Stanley
Consolidated company in progress. and
is the foundation of the current rumor
that the big property would be shortly
quota to the worlds output OF the pre-
cious metals.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

Everything looks most prosperous up
at the Lucsnia tunnel and the company
is to be congratulated an the thorough
ness with which the work is being done
and the speed attained in driving the big
bore. The new machinery installed dur
ing the summer is running smoothly and
steadily and with a double shift of men
two air drills are making splendid head
way on the breast. At the time of the
visit of Siftings representative this week
the breast was about 700 feet from the
portal and heavy flow of water was en-
couutered in q wide vein matter, but this
is being rapidly drained of and does not
materially interfere with the work. The
last 100 feet driven has been in hard
granite, but it is hoped that within few
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-31

Duncan Drummond has passed the
point in the main adit where he expected
to encounter the Fannie D.. cross vein,
and has started a crosscut to ascertain
what is the matter. The Fannie d. is .
prominent member Of the Ohio Culch
company's group, carrying q goodly
quantity of lead ore of both . smelting
and concentrating nature. In addition
to the group. the company has a com.
plete concentrating mill, located just
above Dumont and near the property.
This mill is not in operation at present,
but as soon as Mr.. Drummond gets the
group in shape for steady production, the
mill will doubtless start up on continu-
Gus run.