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New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

local market for spot cotton closed quiet and
changed O. the basis Of lie for niddiing upland and
l2o for 1nddhng Gulf Sales 10 spinners. 20 bales de-
4Feeo contract 1900 baleE Southern spot markets
Were telsgRphed follows: Mobile dull unchanged at
1V1c sales, 100 bales Savannah quiet and easy un-
changed a. IOEe sales 425 bales Norfolk steady un-
changed et 10 salss 2I5 pales Augusta very steady
unchanged l0&o; sales, s9S bales n. Louis quiet,
&c lower loze Galveston quiet unchanged at l03sc;
sales bales NewOTleans quiet and steady. uno angd
a. lysc sales. 900 bales Wnaington nominal memphis
steady, &c lower lOAc: sales $50 bales Estimated
receipts az leading points for today: At Houston 800
70 400 bales against and 13S last year;
Galveston 1000 70 $500 bales against 2966 week
ana bs2 last year and NeW-Oriesns. 200 70 ZooO
beles. against l,550 last week and e79 last year
Receipts cotton ports to-day and for the week
as compared with the totals week previous and Of
EreeE laef
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

-canadisn nru- es 41ad FLoUR-st Louis fancy winter
steady. 9s Cd HOPS IN London Q2acihc COAST quiet
q l5sef5 l2s BEEF quiet; extra India mess s2s Sd.
PORK quiet prime Western. eos HAMS-Short
cut, ID 70 16 NJ steady 46s. BACON hrm Cumberland
cut 20 to 80 n, AS 3D. rib "a 10 45s Cd
long clear mlddles light . 81 rb ass Cd: long clear
mddes. heavy 50 TO 40 10 45s short clear backs 10
70 20 70: AIS 90; clear bellies. ID to 10 ~ 43s 90.
SHOULDERS-Square, II 10 IS 10. frm 31s Sd LARD
quiet: prime terces ass 3D. American refined
IN pals, 56z 3D. BUTTER nominal CHEESE hrm.
American finest white ass American finest colored Cd
TALLOW-Prime city quiet 22s 3D. TURPENTINE-
Spirits dull. AIS Sd ROSIN-Common firm, ss 3hd
PETROLEUM. Refined quiet. Cd LLNSEE.D OIL frnl
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
READING SYSTEM
MEM Jersey CENTRAL II. r.
STATIONS
y CENTRAL X. ]

sTATIONTa Foot Liberty ST. n. r
SAAAON7 (West 23d St y. r
Time shown below Liberty St West 2sd 81.
leaves 10 minutes earlier By designating
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAucH
CHUNK-z40O G.15 Easton only) 0.1O A. NJ. 120,
A. H. TOO 500 and 20 p Pm Il 3 A. SOH1A'~ -"''
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-e.f0 A. NJ. 10,
I4KEwooD. T L4izEHURsT. Toss Ms RIVER AND
BAARNEGAT14So IA go = d LsO g2 40 Lei Iskswo0d
AAT[ANT{T 5 CITY:s T9 g 4 "
A9 PoN! Ei1Es S51 aNp sEAs6 SeaS
S45a. aS15 $50 $50 i12Sl sSnaays3 except Ocean
ssr sg SO tNf $50 ss6 A'8 sSndass SS S so An
soa a19K Sg h g 'f 80 81 400 S % g
Leave Pier 10 R. Cedar Ct . 20 Io-OO 100 A ,Sa ~
L.? sHS 40 80 SoS SO Hu :..b..s s19fas. 1000
PHILADEIPHIA iREADING TERAiINALb-z.4 30 30
maOC m dG ssO fsoo 800 S .LSS n.5o6 tSS ms6S
Loo. t7,SO. $500 se.0O. 5000 p n. i.1215 mdt -
2a oo oEp a a. 500 sSoc S6o 100 NO NJ GO
R.EGHQ6R 5d 2od ASR sS5 s5 s Is 1900 'la00
READING. HARRisBURG. louisville AND WILL
a NJ Rasdnk dn 1890 Sp 2 4aSo p NJ sa9
Ing. Pottsvlle Harrisburg only. t4Oo $500. '73O NJ
day ssundays only. tParlor cars only. lvia Tama-
qua xSaturdays only. aExcept Saturdays k3 20 p ~
sa Ey E'st Sso 50 s. 0' o NJ e'Sa fl29G DiaHs n
81. fs Iy s REoaas s s $50 s 3 Sve as's Isl 5a
Is Union square west &Tss THIRD Ave- 27s West i25th
sn s s5 Sc 0d1D As SEQ sS T s 8S s
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage to de-
u0T.'9a ". q, BEsuER. C NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
kEN YORK, NEH HhYEN z hartford n n

Trains depart from Grand Central Station 81 ands
BOSTON. via New London ana Provfdenss--tS:oo.
800 81 al 5!Ss 19;Os sssoa Hoo 'Il1a. "xlLa:oa
BOSTON via WiIiimantc-tFseo a II, t2.oo p N
s11:OO P II. '''~' 'r~~'s
PORTLAND and BAR HARBoR-ffs:O2 p II
WI5ITH MOUNTAINS ST. ALRANS aud cu-Ezuc-
~ lS:4O A. NJ, +9:OO P II.
FITCHBURG via Putnam ana Worcester-r4n0 . n
LAAH5VIlI4s and NOFeFOLF-f9O2 A NJ, t3 81 p NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE I.rTNOX- prT1rs
EIELD-t4.50 t9;02 a. N. STA 1881 p II
11cket onlces at cGra1d Central station
& also at e2S1 Lisa s1s54 Broadway es Park Plaos sss
Madison Ave- e2I3 West 125th ST.. 2798 Third Ava N
oAii. 80, sOV sutton ST. so Broadway, z D
'LaIIy TExcept Sundays- fStops 18th 81 xSeopx
a. 10th 81 Sundays only saturdays only. tParor Ca-
tickets also. -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeW-York, July q, 1905
ing I67 for slaughterers and for the market.
with from previous
45 cars on sale The market about the the
season and al a decline Of 1bQ20o from Wednesdays
ssIss half tha steers had DO carried The few
BOLOGNA bulls sold at about steady prices;
buls we're easter thin held very
ngs but lower Tweny-one cars OF steers
nst,a steers sold al s4as5 per 100 rb common to
choice fat bulls So s0lS4 at S2$3 TO- Slaughter
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine neglected which ight
decline Of about NC per gallon and machine
barrels quoted For rosln there was
steady undertone and moderately active jobonE de
rnand the basis Of So 60 strained
Tar steady with slow toobing demand, on the
basis OF IS 80 oil barrels. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and maehins bb,s 61XG
61&c-
TAR-S55o
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained. So 6OQS3 90; f.
So %; g. 81 05; 81 16; 81 50 K, 81 90: NJ. 81 T0
n, 81 80; w G. s. 10. and W W. SIS 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
sI1 bSs
1.1eS bDls
Tar sSJ oblz
Wilmington. July 21--sPIRTTS TURPENTINE nothing
doing receipts 90 casks ROSIN hrn SO bid. receipts
25S bbIs. TAR arT. 81 bid receipts. IS bblA CRUDE
TURPBNTINE arm, e. So s. IS 81 co. receipts 155 bba
New-Orleans, July 21--Receipts-ROSIN, 2T7 bbls:
TURPENTINE, 152 bbls.
Savannah. July 21.-TURPENTTryE quiet bStkc; re-
cepts SCI bbls; shipments 665S bbs: sales bbls
ROSIN firm; receipts. 231S bbls shipments $3.50 bbls
bbls Quoted: c, 80 asa 50 40; D. IS 45
f 50 10; E. S3 syn @. IS STA H So 95 / s4 k s. O5
NJ "a %; n 81 B5: W G. S4 50: W ". S4 60
London, July 21--TURPENTINE-Spirt 44s. ROSTSy
American strained. D. Sd: do dne. 12s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, July 21.-wHEAT-winter unsettled; No red
offered at e4c. CORN strong: No 2 yellow 6she; No
62Ikc. OATS No white, 31c; No mixed
s4Ac. RYE-No in store re. Canal freights steady.
Chicago July 21.-The leading ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IJverpool July 21.-Closng: wIIEAT-Spot nominal.
futures steady July nominal; September. Is ssd: De-
csnber es sd 6oRN-spot nrI American mixed IS 2s4d;
ftlres quiet; July noninal September As Io&d. PEAS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
% NEW ruRg. QHIlRIn q WESTERN ~.
Lackawanna Railroad.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Chrtstophsr 500
$500 A. M.-FOr BlnEhamtOn and Elmira-
s1O.OO A M.-For Buffalo Chicago and St LouiA
1000 A. M.-For Syracuse, RtchAs3d
1870 p M--POcOnO Mountain Special
81. 40 P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
f4-OO M.-For Plymouth
p M Buffalo
~S.45 P M.-For Buffalo, Syracuse. Rtchheid springs
$500 A M.-For Chicago. SleepeTs at $50 p. M.
Tickets. 11S3 1434 N. " yutcs
St. Brooklyn. sDaily. Except Sunday. tRun Fridays
and Saturdays only
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

COTTON-The cotton market showed decreasing
ton VIII wire ana commission houses getting very little
Rbout half the average
resp1ndngy narrower irregulsrtty rejecting
position professionals profits while
awaiting fresh Developments which base i'm
q 10 70 u points and the market soon to e
lot of - IS points under Liquidation and bear pressure
following lower cables, good weather reports the
outlook Tor continued heavy receps before the real be-
there moderate bull support Many OF the shorts
taking existing profits rather
renewal OF bull manipulation 8 change for the
" ne news over Sunday ami the market during the
previous Gay and ruled fairly steady Just before the
close there heavy selling credited spot house,
while the final steady. prices showed loss
OF 10 20 lB points practically the opening figures Liver
70 points higher prices there at the
fIenng points lower for points
spots, which sold only loo bales.
Later Liverpool rallied with the midday bulge here and
marksJs unchanged sc lower. There some
tEk of IN sections generally
Speaking the weather favorable and the
average OF private crop less bearsh. Superin
receipts Jos S5 bales against 1T16O last year: overland
. mills and Canada 635 bales against $500 year;
southern mill takings (esimated, 10000 bales; loss Of
stock et interior towns 1889 bales against sS44 last
against ll.6l2 year Total crop movement: Port
leoept 8SsSS26 bales against 7.1O3 SST year
lsne . mills and Canada lO94 bales against e25
asi year. Southern mill talings (estinateo). 100000
IN excess OF September l06 s92 bales against e. 1ss
l1St year. brought into sight thus far for season,
16V SOC bales against 9SS99S7 last The total
crop movement Is for 324 days this against s2s
TIE Of prices local market to-day
Eas q foliOEss
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
Yester-

coces cables.-F.o-coIss market steady; No Rio.
<t5B0; exchange Ie l16d receipts 900 bags; ship
rsnts for Europa 5000 bagsi stock 212o00 bags
esigts toooo BAGS: stock 100000 bags. Hamburg
Co1es market opened unchanged 20 y higher;
n wbs net unclaimed % 4 pig higher; at was
unchanged; Gales IS 900 bags Havre-Coee market
opened barely steady, unchanged; at II advanced
fTano: at N declined franc: ct $50 D n advanced
total Fale
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

Stock IN Havre zze1 baEH OF which 1s21 600 ara
last week
ne statistical position o. Brazilian coffee is as sonows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

The largely Increased circulation of Ths
Sunday Tribune nesessitates our going TO
confer q favor By sending In their CODY a.
the earliest possible moment.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

Cotton Exchangs special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton
siet; ssles 5000 bales: speculation and export 60O
american 400. receipts 400 American. Middling
Upland bsid: futures opened quiet at points advance
% near positions Gnc points advance distant posi-
nons closes quiet eno steady. net 243 points lower
1ly JulyAuguEt and AuguEtSepteTnber 519d; Septea-
ef-Octo6er S0d Ocober-NoVeTnber.
r end DecembeT-Jsnusry. 5s2d: February and
febrneEyMsrch s3d March-April. 5.S4d: April-SIay
hsy-Juns and gune7July BS5d. Manifestations dull
ale Irregular. Cloths, offers too low
Ei - 80 @ 10y
s rsosg a. an United States ports during week iool4s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

The foregoing are the new appoint
ments and assignments in the Depart
ment of Education. Two former in
spectors have their circuits changed
Mr.. Wells, the new inspector, is a grad
uats of Oberlin College of the 1892
class. He taught year at Berea- col
lege, Kentucky, after which he came to
Honolulu and taught in Mills Institute
for a year. since which he has been in
charge of KauIuwela school. Mr. Con-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07
MISS MACLACHLAR'S
SECOND CONCERT

Following is the program for Miss
Jessie Maclachlan's second concert. in
the opera House on Saturday even
ing:
Cello Soil
(a) Air. .............-..--... Bach
Cb) 4Scherzo" I'D Van Goens
Mr. John acLinden.
Dramatic Angus Macdonald
.. . .........- Roeckei
Miss Jessie MacIachlan.
Cello solo-'Fantasia on Scots Mel
odies' Observation-Disclosures. Hummer
Mr. John McLinden
(a) .Ae Fond kiss ........... Burns
(b} WI q Hundred Pipers" ----.-.
49,. ....................L Lady Marine
Cello Soil
ca 'Traumerei" Sehumann
Cb) "Tarantelle' ......-... Pepper
Mr.. John McLinden.
Sacred song-'.The Lost Chord with
cello obligato) ..............-S Sullivan
Cello Soil
(a) "Cantilena" 800. Goltermann
tb) .'WiegenIied" ......-.. kleugei
(c) Am Springbrunnen'' ...Davidof
Mr. John McLnden.
Irish Song-(a) Killarney Bale
Gaelic Song-(b) Mo Dhachaidh''
my Ho1ne) ................Ma cfarlane
Miss Jessie Maclachlan.
Cello Solo Highland Memories
Cby request) ........-.....M cLinden
Mr.. John McLinden.
Patriotic Songs
Ia The Star Spangled Banner
....... ..-..-..-..- ...-..-.. American
OBJ Rule Brittania" ....... British
Miss Jessie MacIachlan.
Pianist and Conductor, Mr. Robt-
Buchanan
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07
WHO JUGGLED FIGURES
IN OIL TEST BILL

Now. there is a queer story going
about the Capitol concerning the COM
promise oil test fash bin which was
introduced in the House the other day
by Representative Kaniho. This bill.
which it is said was drawn at the in
stance Of the underwriters and was in
tended TO meet the views of everybody
concerned. as nearly as possible. had
in it's English copy placed the flash
test al 120 degrees But, above these
figures it now appears there was writ
ten in pencil the figures .'150' and
when the printed copies Of the bill
came back TO the House the test ap-
peared in the bin as $50 degrees
The original bill was accompanied
By a translation into Hawaiian and in
this native copy the fash test was
placed at lis degrees. a different figure
altogether. What the members of the
House want to know IS. what this Jug
Cling of figures means?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

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Such testimony should be accepted
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07
BISHOP LIBERT GOES
TO See THE GOVERNOR

Two callers on the Governor yester-
dav were Bishop Libert and Father
yalentin. who viii start for Rome in
about three weeks
~Bishop Libert told me, said
Governor Carter, that ne intended to
see what could be done in reference TO
modifying the thousand-aere clause OF
the Organic Act 50 that an exception
could be made by which his church can
be allowed to incorporate. told him
I hoped he could have the thousand
acre clause repealed as this law was
not f++ed for TINS country and that II
was a dead letter because II could be
avoided in various ways
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

Manoa Valley,
District Of HO-
nolulu- T b 2
Property o {
H { n T y Z.
Cooper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07
DRAMATIC RECITAL
At !. M. c. 4.

The recital of Miss Crosett's pupils
at the Y. NJ. c a. hall tonight
promises TO be a notable affair. There
will be several musical numbers. del
sarte exercises recitations and fancy
dances. A feature of the affair viii
be a comedy, An Economical Boom
erang" which is said TO BE- a most
amusing sketch. Beside this little
farce there will be several other dra-
matte sketches. The program includes
some of Honolulus best musical and
dramatic talent and the recital will be
well worth attending
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

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Pinkham that Lydia z. PinkhaIn' 5
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

Professor W. D. Alexander, Mrs. ".
W. Hall. Mrs. E. W. Jordan, H. NJ. Won
Holt. DR.. ]. s B. Pratt and Chas. [.
Hopkins, Commiss :oners, with Dr.. c. T.
Rodgers, secretary, in attendance.
Mr. Davis, IN opening the meeting,
made a few remarks. saying he came
TO the position recognizing its Difficult
ties, as well as the fact that no man
was omniscient, and he should look 10
the Commissioners for help. He would
always keep them informed of the con-
dition of the schools throughout the
Territory and look to the board for ad-
vice. The Superintendent then proceed
ed to present the business for which
the meeting was called.
On the announcement by Mr. Davis
of the resignation of Miss Pose Davi-
son. as assistant secretary ana school
agent for Honolulu, it was moved by
Mrs Jordan. seconded AMI carried:
That the Commissioners express
their appreciation of Miss Davison's
ability. fidelity and courtesy. and their
regret at losing her services"
The superintendent announced that
Chri stian Conradt had been recon-
mended for the vacancy caused by
Miss Davison's resignat ton. and stated
| that the gentleman had an excellent
business training to qualify himself for
| tho y.Jaca Tr r,-ac y,,1x-a3 ~ r0-oF -.
ander, seconded and carried that Mr..
Conradt be appointed.
superintendent Davis next recon-
mended that Inspector Baldwin be as
signed to the circuit of Oahu and Kau-
al, made vacant by his own promotion,
which was agreed to.
| Prof. Alexander moved that H. NJ.
Wells. now principal of Kauluwela
school, Honolulu, be appointed to the
vacant inspectorship, which was sec
onded and carried 1t was further vot-
ed that Mr.. Wells be assigned TO the
circuit of Maui and Molokai and that
Inspector King take the Hawaii circuit,
heretofore in charge Of Inspector Bald
win.
II was moved by Mr.. Won Holt. sec
onded and carried that the superin-
tendent be requested 10 communicate
with the Acknowledgement for the pur-
pose of securing such amendments TO
the school law as will do away with
the office of Inspector General and pro-
vide for three inspectors. for which the
salaries are now voted in the appro-
lpriation bill.
Mrs. Isabel P. MaydweIl of the Holu-
aIoa school having applied for life
certificate and the late Superintendent
having certified that she was entitled
thereto. it was voted that a certificate
be issued to her
The vacancy in the KauIuwela school
caused by the appointment of Mr..
Wells as an inspector was referred to
the superintendent and teachers com
ulittee with power to act.
The Superintendent suggested he de-
STABILITY of having provision made foJ
regular meetings. It was decided that
the Board meet at a m. on Monday
next and each alternate Monday there
after
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

Understands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

radt, the new school agent for the capt.
tai district, is a well-reputed young
business man
There was meeting of the Superin-
tendent and Commissioners of Public
Instruction at the office of the Depart
ment at 10 a. m. yesterday. 1t was es-
peciaIly interesting from being the FIRST
meeting of the Board of Education
since the installation of Superintendent
James c. Davis.
With the superintendent were present
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

The Health Habit is greatly encour-
aged by the purity and wholesomeness
Of one s food and drink. In the United
States Government report the purity
and wholesomeness Of Rainier Beer are
commended.
The Health Habit is the Rainier
Beer Habit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

The s TT 2 : I 5
through this
tract have all
been Inacadamiz-
ed and the side
walks rb { q
with lava rock
Water m ain 5
have been laid 70
each lot II the
subdivision. The
Rapid Transit
line runs along
Oahu Az enus, and
q main line OF
the Hawa allan
Electric Co. has
been constructed
10 The land
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07
\ Observation-Disclosures. -

In answer TO an advertisement for
somebody 10 take charge OF a church
choir and play the organ the following
reply was received
sir I noticed your advertisement
FOR an organist and music teacher
either lady or gentleman Having been
both for several years, I offer you my
services -'-Tit-Bits.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07
NEW SCHOOL OFFICERS
HAVE BEEN APPOINT TED
Superintendent Davis Holds His First Board
Meeting Thereafter There Will Be Meetings
Fortnightly

o-9~o-c-o-c~s~
Christian Conrad, assistant secretary and Honolulu
school agent
Chas w. Baldwin, inspector for Oahu and Kauai.
Chas E. King, inspector for Hawaii.
Henry M. Wells, inspector for Maui Mooka and Lanai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-07

Brother-'sYou cant think how nerv-
Gus I was when I proposed" Sister
You can't think how nervous she was
until you 5id---Town and Country
Arizona silver belt., 1905-01-19
Arizona Cattle Growers Association

The Second Annual Convention Of the Arizona Cattle Growers Associ' ation Is called to meet in Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. 25th- -26th, 1905. The attendance of all engaged in the rais- ing or growing of cattle is earnestly requested. There are matters of i'm portance and Of interest regarding the cattle industry, to be brought be- fore the convention and the larger the attendance the more beneficial the result of the deliberations and the consequent action. All the rail roads will givs one and one-tifth fare for the round trip from all points in the Territory. Each purchaser of a ticket must secure a receipt for same of the regular convention form and before leaving Phoenix present the receipts to the secretary for endorsement, and such receipts will entitle thc holder to return trip tickets at one. fifth regular fare, making the round trip cost one and one-fif6h regular fare