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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
2iaier % Cog.

aa right, bebite Mr. lpbdtziss
p%oursnamel Sturartet, 9limrenre,
eubpommeligt, bejitGreoe SIR. Sno6.
Bin enoelig ltaaenoe trofait Der neo
Ruooerpelen % im9t BAN zen pad
Sfauen". bber Sang ban gsr 5prIe3
pdd at tpmme / 9anb. Serg enoeli9
for al 9ipe BAN en- fpriparli9 9uttert.
lige ida tiot BET er neopenoigt. og glenn
idd life at tatfe Sub for, at De bar
Deres Meteorological og Renbeo iaa
bel funneret, at man MATTE lie iig en-
Wapepins til Blot peo at t9nte iig
Muligbeben at. at en- eler aneen nos
cen Sinne itulbe TONNE til at fringe
9iitsn oper 9eres Grp9roigt Notfe %
absitpftsr.
Og bpdo er idu BET for en- ~itattels
balpoeo Stabning, Der / 5ortpioIelie
unIpenoer Tine 9r9fter til be pberite
Muitels % Rerpetradbe for al reobe
Iie op pad tsrt Qano fra 5riitelierncs.
Qioenitdbernes neutrality-suspicious. muoz
reoe 8anoe2 @n mt, FEB Rotte -
itte2 8, nei bul Oct er ct Wenneite,
Itdbt / SUBS gillebs = iuit en-, ION Oh
ielp = ct Menneife, Der bar p9ret
5r9l unber SDnben CO Sldpe at BET
cnoe. 9dn er ung, maaite; ban bar
dlbrig tenot en- rem Wooers aGrlig6eo
oq en- foritanoi9 5aoers 3ugt. 5dt
er glcoet tanielss meo Strsmmen, inos
til ban bapnsps / be itintenoe 9unee,
bpor oAaigdtpren ira 9pbet" lurer
upo,r Opsrfaoen for al opiuge BAN /
nqite Minut.
2M right, eroaroige Mr. = 9as
,stsmano! 5rem meO qiiten. % but
6am ~forfparIigi, ben uTorifdmmese
5br, Der CT iaa frat at forisge pad
at blipe til nOget efter en- IaaOan inaps
fet 6iitorie.
Gasr lab mig before tale rent uo til
zig, afitpeliee Mr. Snob. Seq fors
imifrer big. al nit 9jsrte blirer ipgt,
6per Gang jeg tanter paa big. IN
bar en- forbleTenr4 qigheO meo cort
sneite d~ltqpenoe 9usopr. Sqm bette
fripes Dit iuit a~lerbeoit, rsuar ou roret
Il Sn0piet = anorss Snabs, pei al
merte = og Ou leper lite fOr ipnoer-
fig anoet enO for at Iagge ct fOriDur.
list Stptte 6lait paa bin egen 2Gr.
torbeOs cg geremmelies neberorag.
tise R%peftptter.
9sb ou, frdO isg tror, Der en- @anl
Eli mpoe big. Wlr. Sno62 Get er
noget msget ulnorligt, Os BET er mig
;.te noaen farlig 5orneielie at fortda:
big Bet. QGigepsl ital bu hsre bet =
maaite SUB tunee BRUCE bet til bin
gslTignelfs: Rear Ou en- Sang / Scr
tOiplelie ital anipanoe pine iioite
ayafter for gennem 0gbens muoreoe
gdnbe at nao Siranobreoben paa 2nz
ZINES 9pit, pa pil Ou b~isieIig = bDis
su er ben famine Mr. Snob, iom ou
er / Dag = TONNE til at Itca aniigt
III Qniigt meo ben SUBS Gnsel, DIR
barer 5lammeiDarOet og Oogter Qo=
9angen til eipsts Srs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Oct er por DISTINGUISHING. at bst
e At wTtprite 8sioNnins at banOle Iaa
burti9t iom muligt.iaa at Der, ON muz
li9t, tan bpgee5 aqereoe til G%fteraar.
Dor Stoles lntteligs 5remti6 ipaes At
bero oerpca.
@i bar iatSummen til minof So
coo, foroi ri mener, at Get beof fan
ienRe fig at gore nogst oproentligt. %
frroi bet er bet NET aformaalsioarenz
es". fom Qarsmebets 9eIlutning 10
beItemmer. Men bet bQr goot, ON ri
fuaoe IN mere. 9llt. 6pao Der mat
e blioe tilooers ira 9Dggeforetasens
let, bill gau til At betale al pad Set
cen meo. 9i bar dasreoe Qpfte pm
meaem 3 pg 4 5uiinoe.
Yaa ben Madoe BIT er oronet, be-
6prer tngen al p9re bange for, at De
latter Deres qenge / ct bunoleit 9ul.
56i fprit mar De $4,000 er iubifri=
6eret, er Subitriptionen binosnoe.
9i benbenoer os i9rlig til benz al
pcre 9dnosm9no, Iom 9erren bar pelz
iiguet rigelig / oet timeliee, meO gpn
en-, at De bill sibe rigelig til oenne
Seq, men ri forfmaar ndturli9pis
6eler life ,,Gnfens SfGrb".
4nore Samfunos Stoler daaleoes
hos bore 5~ranoefolt. Roromanoene %
Spenitcrne) er p9ientIig blepen opbp8s
gtoe peO rigt oeliigneoe 0anosmanos
miloe @aper, Iigsioa er / bet bele tas
get aas 9anneliesz og garmbiertigz
teosdnftalter / bette 9dnb.
Rdar jeg bar lagt W2Grfe til, boor
Der tan bpgges life o!ens trstbore
6crretnisgsbuie, men enoog Saloner.
ida bar ieg ofte t9ntt. at Der futtes
ianoelig life Mioler til at fremme en-
bper COB Sag. Blot Ziet og 5jertet 6lis
Der optdot oerfor. Der er bel ingsn,
ser tpipler ON, bpab Der piI bare til
iterit 8eliignelie og tiene melt til At
igfte port golf, enten Saloner eler
eobe triiteliee Stoler. 50 Der er in
cen 5nipl ON, at bet ferite 10 pGientz
Zig er bpgget for Qrbeioerens SOeo.
Sfuloe Der oa lite inoes %2anosmen0
not, ION before pil ofre til at fremme
be iiOite?
2igsiaa, mar ie8 bar ldgt 9larts
til noget anoet, JON er langt mere
g!aoeligt, at lotaIe Menig6eoer tan
iamle ct, TO, ire, fire eaer fem 8uiinoe
9paars. ION 5orboiosne trarer, til en-
airtebpgning, iaa bar ies tantt, al
Der er baaos RdaO rg 0ferDiai9fsr
orerfQr en- GOD Sag.
e, @enner. iaaOanne % li9rsne
eeiragtninqer maa baane f%orpisie %
I'm, at Gpgapen. Der tr lat Dc. ifte
er fOr iDar, CO sios ps goOt 9adb on
Gems inarliae 9esning.
Ut ri ogiaa bar GuOs 9elfe3a
mep os / bite 5ories oaa At 5snneu
IRE Marsmenets geIiutning, Bet feie
e os forpisisot ON.
gnoaa Itse bette = laD M in9sp
iige: ia, BET er here's Sag. gsi
gsnner. FAB % at. iigs: TT er pc
Gag. 9i itul iau ogIaa oeye faaes OF
at befte 9eliigneliea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Naar 9eierne beubenoer zig til 5olt, Der
nperterer / 8looet, enten for at tgbe bos
benz eler for at fna Gplpsuinser pm bet
onerterebe, bebes be altio 0mtale, at be iaa
0nertisiementet / bette Slao. Bet oil nGre
til seniibis Rntre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Zen friftetfse Stuoens
terbeboeele E, oeo anuo 9eiberg,
Gnnb. tbsol., asbsnhapn. pris 10c.)
9enne fife Bog sioer os bet famine
paa en- anoen Mdate: 8i1ebet al aris
I'll Strait | ipnbise Wenneiters 2ip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Sbcori.
4auline sc NJ

prd engsn git en- qiSeIil,
6un lang iua bdtneglab;
Nlen pilO og it1p brso SOnens
Strem
Sgennem benoes aDoo.
Sob op. bolb op! Ou ipnasr
falit!
Get iturrsr 6asligt II,
,5il dabnst sr bit gres Del
,Jor 5uft Og MelObi!!"
!5un TAB; bun turbs life mer:
De bar 10 Dilot og gait.
Com Yotien fit BUN 5onelans;
Maen benbes Hsif par fpnlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

SnoiamIingsfomitsen ~benpenber iig.
iaa 81. a. berpeb til bort Samfunbs
CO Stolens 9enner blanbt bort banffe
Soft ON at imsbsfomme os og bare
nep at Isie ben f~orsliggenDe SpgaDe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
,Sanifereu"

bliper Ienot til Subitribenter, inbtil ub
trpttelie Cpiieelie mOotaees Of llosiperne
og al @elb er betalt, | Guereusltemmelie
nieo De 5oreneoe Staters 8oftlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

C9ida meD 6eninn til at faa &c sn
feliqTte 9atefrefter er ri goct pdo
92i, Ida ri tyr baobs, al Dor Stois
mart / ale Mlodeer fan bIise / Stdnb
til at imgoetomme be 9ran paa Dpgs
tigbeo. iOm mso Rimeligz:o fan It'll
les til en- COB friitelig lntherit Sfoie.
On nogsn nu oil fglge oenne 0p@
fororing % life pente, til Der tommer
en- afaomitsen og %ppforbrer BAN (easr
6enOe), iua becss en- Iaaoan itriDe til
urbsrtegnece.
Nan fan aOresiere gre0ene til
.glair, Re6r., oa min 4crssis
aai6epsl / en- nar 5remtio Oil blipe
fnranoret BERTH.
5 brooerlig 2Gr6pOisheO, puu Sno=
TamligstOmiteens 9egne::
u. ID. Qnberfen.
Jormano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb.,
as ~second-kias matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Advertising Rates made kaoWr upon
application.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10
Judge De Bolts Decision.

1t is very great pleasure, in this
woTk-a-dsy world, wit h its everlast.
ing sameness. to have a man C me
out of the crowd and place himself
to the front aa, at least, being In ac-
cord with public opinion. Judge De
Bolt, in the Sumner case, has thrc wn
the legal tribe OF robbers overheard,
and, il they can land again, it must
be in some other court beside his.
In that matter he says:
II hold that the trust deed ia evil
dence has been revoked, aud that
the trust thereby created is termin-
ated, and that all property which
thereby appears to have been con-
veyed, by reason OF the termin alton
OF trust and the settlement, revests
ia John X Sumner and that the $lS,-
OBS now deposited in this court is
the money aud property Of the said
John X Sumner and that the same
he delivered and paid over to him
forthwith.
"The old man has action to recov.
er the $4,000 paid to Maria Davis
aud the $1,000 paid to zach OF the
Ellis children from the simple fact
that it was paid without consider.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

somewhat vslueless at enc time
until the Portuguese began settliug
thereaboute. They built thsir
homes on the elopes, planted viue-
Yards and Other wise eimpr6ved them
and made them IS valuable as they,
are t, d ~. We think that they ara
Justly entitled to purchase them in
fee, the 6 Jvernmeut having already
reaped a harvest 10 taxes upon the
improvements th9reupon, and it
will continue to reap mors thAn
as at present by granting the fee
to these people in the future. 1t is
to the future that the Government
must look forward to, the past an
present having about almost and
already exhausted. Past improve
ments will soon be OF the past,
being replaced by those Of the
present for future harvesting, aud
tha. the future VIII iook after the
future when these prolifi, and saw
ing people have acquired the to
the same 20 which th4y ore Justly
entitled through their own
frugality.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10
Lighted by Ilectricity.

The electric lights Installed in St
Andre rs Cathedral were tried last
night for the first time an 70 md to
be in perfect order. 1t is artistical-
ly done and is a great improvement ,
over the old kerosene Gil lamps.
The lights hang over the tops of the
pillars, each pillar having from six
to dozsn lights, all in bulb like
form. Mrs z D Tenney and Mrs
G w r. King, the committee OF the
ladies who re Instrumental in max
ing the electrical irst allation sue
cess, were present with the eectri-
clan OF the Hawaiian Electr:co Co
at the installation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

schedule (schedule "l') will be fur"
nished by the assesscrs.
9. Schedule "K"-lt il required
that this schedule should contain
the description and situation OF, and
com pensation received Tor, all real
estate sold, exchanged, or in any
way disposed OF, during the preced-
ing year
TO- Section 2, act 81, sessicn Laws
1896, demands that "a property,
except growing rice, shall be assess
ed as Of the first day OF January in
each year." therefore, il values, de-
scriptiops and other matter contain
ed in the tax assessment Isis and
schedules made part thereof,
muet be as OF January l, 1903.
Growing crops Of all kinds not
spec fed above are taxable, Grow
ing rice is to be assessed May /.
IL, Consignmen's OF property
weerever from, are TO be 'axed here.
~ Personal taxes shall be paid
bv every male inhabitsnt OF Hawaii
between the ages Of twenty and
sixty years, unless exempt by law.
Secs S06, SO7 and S09,Civil Laws.
13. Your attention ia called TO the
fol lowing:
CAL pers onal a1d dog taxes shall
he assess as Of and be due and
colIectable on aud after the first day
OF Jar usry in each year.
"All personal aud dog taxes which
shall remain unpaid on March 31st
of each year shall thereby and there
on become delinqusnt,a ,aud 10per Gems
OF the amount thereof shall be
adced thereto and become due at
part thereof Section 2, act 81,
Session Laws 1896.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Assessor, Oahu.
WILLIAM T, ROBINSON,
Assess r, Maui.
NATHAN G. WILLFONG,
Assessor. Hawaii.
j. X. FARLEY,
Assessor, Kauai.
Approved. A. N. KEFOIKAI,
Treasurer Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu, Oahu, Dec. 30, 1902.
1868.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

The Treasurer approves OF the
following list Of persons TO act as
Deputy Assessors and Collectors
for the year Oh:
OAHU.
Honolulu James L Holt, Nj g
Amans, A W Neely, Charles
Phillips.
Honolulu, Income Taxi NJ
Riggs.
Eva and Waianae-Frank X
Archer.
Waiaua-Edward Hore.
Koolauioa-James Davis.
Koolaupoko No Henry G
Adams.
Koolaupoko No 2-James Davis. )
MAUI.
Lshaina, Molt kai and Lanai-G
Il Dunn.
Wailuku-James N X Keols.
Makawao-W o Aiken.
Hana-M FL Reuter-.
HAWAII.
South Hilo-George II .Williame,
First Deputy; r A Lyman, Sr, Sec.
ond Deputy.
North Hilo-
Puna-Henry j Lyman.
Kau--Wm p Fennel.
South Kous--
North Kona--I aelemakule.
South Kohala-Moses Koki.
North Kobala-- VIM p McDougall,
Hamakua-W Wllism Horner.
kauai.
Waimea and Niihau--J X Ka-
punia.
Kolot Henry Blake.
Lihue j B hauaike.
Hawaiian j w Neal.
Hanalei-W Il II Deyerill.
Approved:
(Signed) A. N. KEPOIKAI,
Treasurer.
Hor olnlu, December 81, 1902.
2396-3t.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10
w AT r HAIE NOTICE.

In accordance with Section | Of
Chapter XVI ol the Laws of 1890.
All persons holding water priyi.
'eges or those paying water rates are
hereby notified that the water rates
Tor the term ending June 20, 1903,
will he due and payable at the cffice
OF the Honolulu Water Works ON
the lst day OF January, 1903.
All such rates remaining unnaid
for fifteen days after they are due
will be subject to an additional 10
per cent.
All privileges upon which rates
remain unpaid February Is, 1908
dhirty days after becoming deIin-
quenO, are liable to suspension with,
out further notice.
Rates are payable at the Office M
the Water Woiks, in the basement
OF the Capitol building.
AN Il REV BROWN.
Supt' Hopolulu Water Works.
honolulu, December 20, 1902
2393-l0t,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr Frank Godfrey assumes from
thia day the duties Of assistant edit
or ard buslness manager OF The In
DEPENDENT. He will have charge Of
subscriptions, advertise ments and
business OF local nature until
otherwise publicly announced.
FJ TESTA.
Proprietor and Publisher
The INDEPENDENT.
Honolulu, January 5, 1903
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10
alton and under a misappreheus'o

alton and under misappreheuso !,
and the same as to Il w Cathcart
As to the attorneys fees, the evic-
euce shows that $3.50 was paid to
Mr. Hiehtop, $500 to Mr. Dsviq,
$500 to Mr. MaRoon and $500 to
the firm of Humphreys, Thompson
g. Watson N without stating
expressly the thought have in my
mind,-.hs old man has been robb-
ed. These parties had no claims oD
him for $4,000 and the attorneys
fees all around are outrageous
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

Tomorrow teipg the 6rst SUNDAY
after the Epiphany, it is very i'm
portant feast day 10 the Church,
and will be ob3tryed at st Ar
drew's Cathsdr ra, hy eeiebratioD
of the Holy Communion at the 9,-
30 o'clock morning service in Ha-
waiisu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10
BY AUTHORITY.
: ASSESSORS NOTICE
TO THE INHABITANTS AND
OTHER PERSONS LIABLE
TO PAY TAXES IN THE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII:

The asses7ors cf the Territory OF
Hawaii hereby give notice that their
ofiires will be op-n from the F FlRST
TO THETHlRTY- FIR IT DAY OF
JANUARY. 1903 inclusive, from 8 a NJ
TO p m (Sundays and holidays ex-
cepted) aud on SATURDAYS until
II moor, and all PEI sons liable to be
taxed iu said Territory Of Hawaii,
either 10 their own right or as guard.
ian, dministrator, executor, trustee
or otherwise, are RI qnired by law t.
bring in to the assors, witbiu the
time above specified, true lists OF al
their polls ard estates, both real and
personal, Blanks for this purpose
will be furnished upon application
at the Offices OF the Assessors aud
Deputies,
Your attention is called to the fol-
lowing regulations OF the Board of
Equalization for the assessment aud
collection of taxes for the Territory
OF Hawaii,
| Schedule In describingtown
property, gi number OF r P and
l. G A, location, area in square feet,
frontage in linear feet ,class (whethe,
husinees or residence property),value
OF land and value OF improvements
separately stated.
Ia describing acreage or county
property, give number OF II P sna
LCA under which he land is held
name OF iii or abupusa la which sit
uated, area, class (wbether pasture,
rice, tare, forest, irrigsted-or unirrig-
ated cane lat d. etc, c),value CT land,
and value OF improvements.
Schedule "B'-ln returning
property which you owD,or in which
you represent the owner or owners,
but which said property is leased to
others, give number Of R ? and l. e.
4, loc .tior, name o! owner OF | a,e,
area, frontage t city or town mo-
per -, class las in schedule hA"D.
date Of lease, erm OF lease (in ysa,s),
amount OF annual rent, va ue o.
yonr interest in the improvements
3 Schedule 'C"-vIn returning
property which is owned by others,
but which you control by lease, give
name and address of owner, and
other details 10 like manner, as call
ed Tor 10 schedule "B"
4 Schedule "CC" is to ba used in
couinuelion with schedue o &C"
where property leased to you is sub
lessed to Others
5. Schedule 'D"- Appertains to
live stock ouly,s aud it is required
that this schedule shall be filed out
in detall
@. Schedule "E"-It is requirsd
that this suhedu'e be filled out in
detail, and to tbi' end, antxtra,chs
dnle lschedule "H'D, will he furnish
ed With which to detail Growing
OF Cane" lire six.
2. Schedule "F"-Thissc dole is
to be used by FIRE and marine insur-
ancs compa lies, or their agents
only,
9. Schedule "G"-This schedule
ia required under seetion IS, act 81,
Session Laws 1896. Ia order that
proper detail may be given, an EXTRA
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10
SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 1903.
BE- JUST.

We are surprised that the Sena
torial Commission who lately visited
us should recommend the turning
over of our Leper Settlement as a
Federal lazaretto under Treasury
control. Such q course would lie
most damaging to the tourist future
of this Territory. This is practi-
cally coinciding with the Wilcox
bill which the Territorial faction OF
the Republican party worked tooth
aud nail"to defe 1T and ths workers OF
which aided to carry the late cleo
tions. 1t is now up to that party
and to Citiz,n Jonah to see that
measure is defeated, for il passed., it
would surely give Hawaii an ever
lasting blaok-eye. As far as we are
polite ally concerned, we leave it TO
our Republican friends to work out
our country's salvation, as they are
pledged to it and nave promised
the people that they will not be
saddled with such uoivsrsal stig
ms. And Dslegate-elect Cupid has
as much as promised to see it wiped
out for good and for all.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

Should the recommendation Of
the recent visiting Senatorial Com
mission, an Advertiser special being
our authority, for the disposal OF
the Punchbowl lands now leased to
the Portuguese residents by and
under the lease at present held by
the Kapiolani Estate, the assignes
OF the original Crown Lauds lease
to Her late NJ ,jesty, the Queen
Dowager Kspiolani, after The expi-
ration of the said lease which will
very soon terminate, we deem such
a policy a very good one. 1t is
known TO many OF US now living
thar those Punchbowl lands were
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

The aaid to be, richest man in the
world, an untitled Britisber named
Alfred Bti,, is answering the sans
call that Bishop Gulstan lately
gave response to. The estimation
OF Belts wealth is Ss75.CCo,O~0, bit,
a, Gray says, his path "liss to the
grave
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10
TOPICS OF THE Day.

Kawaahao church clock is again
making brave effort at telling the
truth with regard to the passing
time.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

What funny reading it would be
OF one should read a todsy's paper
week from now. Read any Of the
big ones and read The INDEPf NDENT. (.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

Carragie is still distributing lib
raries, but, Honolulu, one of the
latest OF Uncle Sans steale, seems
to be lost in the being "namsd fer
place."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

Judge DeBolr says judicial y that
old man Sumner has been "plund-
ered;" we said, ':robbed" we still say
robbed" by legaiized thieves, bu'.
what is Sumner going to do
about it.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

The Rev Canon Kitcat will soon
leave the city, for his new fsld Of
labor near Wellington, N q, accom-
panied by Mrs Kitcat. We extend
to them, 10 advance, bon voyage,
and best wishes for their happiness
wherever their lot may be cast.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-10

e ,tered at the Pos Ohce at Honolulu
II. T., as second-class mail
New-York tribune., 1903-06-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNE.l
Chicago, June 17--The corn market was bigger
than yesterdays and the advance better Prices
reached the high price of the July passing
Soc The close was 1c to sc over the day previous
The rich men who are long corn are adolng 10
their lines With the stock so small, the country
offerings so light and the season late, the plg
holders are getting a numerous buying following
Armour is supposed to have added TO his SepteTn-
Der line to-day The Harris-Gates party Increased
its holdings of July The only important selling
was through Bartlett-Frazier. They were taking
profits July sold at 1910 and at 509sc ana closed
at 5c; September closed at zs5sc sellers and De-
ceber al zsc Little attention was paid to the news
There was fine weather. The weekly crop bulletin
said that the week had been too cool Tor CROWN
hut favorable for cultivation Caoles We're up
slightly Corn went out Of here as fast as II came
s SIG 600 bushels being shipped with $4,000 bushels
received Inspection only 254 cars the estinate
for tomorrow $50 The big trade and the popularity
of the buying side Outweighed everything else
Ciearances were 2s4 900 bushels Armour, Cuoahy'
Ellsworth. Reid at New-York, are all supposed 10
ne long corn. It makes a rich mans market IneS @
have the help OF late and very sIllil sIocs
The seaboard reported twenty-six loads for export
Shipping sales here were 10000 bushels Shippers
following the advance reluctantly
Wheat was inclined TO be easy until corn became
SO strong In the first hour wheat prices were 3sc
under yesterday. But the coarse grains finally en-
couraged the wheat bulls There was an advance OF
1c from the bottom, and wheat closed 1sc 10 7sc
higher than yesterday. July sold al 7512c ana AT
76sc and closed at 764c September closed at 7414c
sellers The old style futures kept &c premium
MiIlers took 10000 bushels No. Northern al &c
over July The seaboard reported five loads
Howe, who has been conspicuously right on the
long side Of oats has been buyer of December Of
late and was buying to-day. Oats felt the corn
strength They closed unchanged to nc higher
the July up the most Receipts were only 1o2 cars
.ne estimate for tomorrow, $50 Cash oats were
nc TO 1c higher. Crop reports are more favorable
Oats are getting the best sort of weather The
STOCK of standard here. however is only 32 900
bushels and July shorts ere uneasy
Provisions were neglected There ten
de-lcy TO lower prices because OF liberal hog re-
ceipts West but declines were prevented by the
strength in the coarse grain markets Provisions
closed about where they left off yesterday There
were s. 900 hogs West, compared with $1,000 last
year.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-18

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