davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25

55 399fs' SP aRa SfP'f1 asl 5 s 9 ts9e. .o 9Hs 2 .
Haduta S5aS5 IS Do eR ns[is L 5o5s 9s5 Ssss; %
S+aS2. S. 60 al klnds common s. 5UgS3 So PEACHES
folk 6aiic a. Norrb soyi7 ~ "a ltS 81 qs s-2 S9E
Florida Valencia Late par box 81 5oaS5 % TsrifT So
gS3 90. do other yarieties 81 1912 So GRAPEFRUIT
rS1 " XAIEBAELoTs M E Florida in oarreS sash SOD
HAY AND STRAW Il Rssep2s s51tins - r,os.r.+.
alI are hodias firm @ al Previous qgotaans Bye straw
HAY-Tinothy. prime. large bales. per loo 70. s2lsa55c
pSeLinr t5 loTsr ana cl5vsS nfxs s5sss sTR AT4 w
Long rye. 81 4oas1 IS. do short and tangled 81
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-2,sv. potatoes. IN
hut poor dragging Onions plenty weaker Aspara-
sGsunbsrs in hsa1S suP9iy @ w AMI Wsa pas n ynI re-
ge spI and md hsRe @ ., STING & bans s3 n % Rro2Ix % Vsa %
natoes IN liberal supply and weak Other ysgetablss
leW per 55i sS IS ~ 10 Florida new White 81 80
South Carolina E5d 81 55Ss do New orleans per bbi
sSdS4 90 Maine in bulk, per $50 h = 5G$ Do Bag
s. 5odS2 . do state. I'm bulk per iSIo s. 62aS2 s. %
bag St 75d<2 do irish 81 5o6S1 s. BeIsan s. SO
= TGs 70 eS i[s I T+' @ i,sr 81 'A 55s ~ .SP5R4GIys
per dozen slne les 5ocaSs IS. BEETs North carolina
New Orleans. s2aSS 50: CARROTS south carolina gsr
S S 90 do 59s old ys Essf o peg sR Ba@3 ri Ea, esl
fiS por b6l sea 5c 40 North carolina per bb crate
5oGs5c. Go south Carolina. 50aSe CORN Florida PER
Florida other 100
CT-CJ-NRERS- South Caroliua and
basl a-JISI do Florida. basket T5cdS1 50
EGGPI.ANFS Florida per box Sl0S2. LETTUCE,
cold per bbl. SlGS2 do southern. basket
2JT5ac: ONIONS. Texas white crate SiGS1 .. 10
yellow T5cdS1 10; do Bermuda crate. 81, do New
9OCNSi, 10 small basket. T5c; 20
Fcvptian. per s. 5ed s. -. OYSTER PLANTS
loo punches. Si3S3 PEAS Maryland large per basket
81 50dS2 20. small SG$ 7S do Baltimore. large. SO
So: small TScd$1 81. Go Eastern Shcre. small. per
81 scs 50 g % Per small BASKET sizs1 So Do small Per
ia-ee basket T5cdS1 % do per small basket 5OT5c
Carolina large basket S1ISl -. do
basket. T5cdS1; do small large basket. I5c0
81 do small per small basket 50d I5c- PEPPERS.
florida per Sarrisr SIGS1 75. PARSLEY. New Orleans.
curly per eo 5ncd$2; do plain. 50cdSi 50; PARSNIPS
old per bbI SlG$1 80. RADISHES nearby. per 100
punches 25 T5c: RHUBAPB. nearby. per 100 bunches.
sIdS2: SCALLIONS. nearby per l00 punches. 2SGT5c:
STRING BEANS. North Carolina. per third
basket <19SI 70: Ere8n SI1Sf South carolina
wax per basket. T5cdS1 T5 do green. TScnSi 50. do
Georgia wax per basket. T5cd$1 80: 10 T5c1Sl &
~ Florida UaN Ter basket 15cGSI do 15cSl
I1 New orleans SGSI 30. SPINACH nearby per boil SO
TSl SQUASH Hubbard Dbl 81 J0dS2.
20 white pcr box 5OcdSf yellow crook neck T6cN
20 TT-ENTTS canada rutabaga- 90c6Sl r.
other rutabaga per ub bag 5OcaSi do white,
punches. 25G75c TOMATOES Florida. per carltsr 81
fS2 rs: WATERC RE>SS per 100 hunohes. ISe1SS 80:
Der box SfGS3; MUSHROOMS. hothouse, white. large
go large. tgutsc. 30 small 4oao9cs
TOMATOES dollhouse. per n. iOel1c-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

While generally narrow In respect 10 volume of
dealings. the market the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change was a broad far the number OF
different stocks dealt in concerned. The list
for the day contained siXtythree Issues with three
Of thenl-narnely. Bethlehem Steel. St. Louis & san
Francisco second preferred and Great Northern
Ore-new additions TO the list. Among the standard
stocks the greatest activity by far centred In Read
ing. More than usual attention was devoted TO
Northern Pacific. Erie and Amagamated Copper
Features among the specialties American Car
81 Foundry and Dist!llers. Prices compared with
the New York Stock Exchange exhibited a good
deal Of irTeguarlty Early in the day several stocks
touched slightly higher quotations than were
reached the other board. among them Reading
at 1855 comparing with 1854; Smelling. 94I.
against 9415, and St. Paul. 15I@. against I5I1s The
tone softer IN the afternoon and United States
Steel common changed hands low Co. Is Of a
point under the bottom price Of the other exchange
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, May "a 1909
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts to-day. III sacks
beans 625 peas The market holds strong choice
es are yev Irb Medium and pea are frnI held but
without quotabe change Foreign beans in pretty sood de-
ds Ridney pna unchanse SHs best st9o Commands
peas We quote: BEANS; marrow choice per opshe.
& eSg$2 90 do pea So 25SS2 s. do medium s2gS2 2o
81 so; kidney, choice 81 406$2 42lz do common 70
@ft. oup Choice 81 Sass 3o lima Gsferns choice
S3QSS %: PEAS. Scotch. bags per eushe 81 zs
considerable this morning, as practically
@ 81 the onyeas "ere our o. $50 are anu e more liberal
but excessive and good clearance was reported On
quote: Creamery specaIs per n 26Is GeTc:
2dc do rs 25Q253.c; do seconds 2sg24,se DO % thiTos
as{ do % extTSs s25se: do rsts 2Ga3ic do
1siac: do thirds I6ll7c; factory. hrsts. 2o
Do seconds lS s. s @ thrSs So log 1saI packing
Saturday suffered decided break In prices
active demand and holders inclined to make any
change in a9G5S9n ; IN fg bsrs sTen nere n White % s
Not skins here at the moment and feeling stesdy-
priced full cream good value skins Liverpool cable;
Finest Canadian new Us tor eitner Ts'e es cos' S
Ii i9, fp IaIse do white small fancy IaIc do
on SG, to fair sa11c do skins IL 10 specials lie:
do skins hne 7sa9tc do fair 70 sood. e'sa7'ae;
EGGS-Fecepts to-day. - .435 cases Arrivals con
moderate and while the consunptive demand is
generally reported lighter than usual at this season the
supply high grade seems 10 be greater than
needed and the market holds rm tone secondsry and
portioaate quality We quote; state Pennsylvana
choice .4ad2sc. and mixed fancy. 24a24lzc;
do choice % 3se do Western storage packed
nc do ffrst q aaac; DO seconds aOa2ic south
best ungraded sl02l tse: Do gHser grades 1870
FRUITs-FREsIi-Apple quite plenty and tone
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE--Boston,16 Is Z-5. 10 anu
10c discount: Chicago. soc premium; San Francisco.
sight &C premium. telegraph nc premium; New
Orleans. commercial soc discount. bank 81 pre-
MUM: Charleston, buying par, selling 1-lOc pre-
MUM: St Louis. 40c premium bid, soc premium
asked.
BANK KCIEARINGS.-New York. exchanges Sloe'-
z2s SO balances sS2704I4: Baltimore, exchanges
81 $3.50. balances S27I.752; Chicago. exchanges
sss31142 balances 81 0s5. .332; Boston, exchanges
SIS 325. .3S2 balances S1.71S75S.
SILVER NARKET--COmmercial bar silver, 529sc.
Mexican silver dollars. Sac Bar silver In London
closed at p 3-IGd, an advance Of I-16d.
COLD PREAuUAI.-In Madrid, 1145; Lisbon. 10.
MEXICAN. FXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York IS quoted at 2.01iz-
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported Washington. SSS3.1lO internal TeFe-
nue. receipts, $3.50 ,095; miscellaneous receipts
S225 s25. Receipts the day, S2574,S2s; expendi-
lures S2.740,O00. Receipts for the month to date
IL; expenditures S47,T4ooo0; excess Of eX-
penditures s59S3,G00. Receipts for the fiscal year
10 date s534 lO7 expenditures, $685., ,I72 49,
cess Of expenditures, S9S,3SS,G5G.
SJ-B-TREASI-RY.-T Treasury debt
or the Clearing House Ss39,S96.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY AIARHET-AIoney on call opened at ,
,,s- cent highest per cent lowest. H. per cent
last loan, i. per cent cIoslhg' Lrsel74 per cen
ling rate ls per cent Time money was with
out material change Rates. 2Q2l2 per cent for
5ytz 6avs - G2l for ninety days, 2l4Q294 for four
months, - as for i've months. SG5l- for six months
s-gs, for eight months and 31kG4 for nine months
Mercantile paper continued in good demand. Rates
q. 17gs, rer cent for sixty ard ninety days In
dorsed bills receivable, 3lz4 per cent for choice
60 :, sf, months single names nd "a 4q5 per cent
for those less well known.
FOREIGN ENCTIANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady with rates virtually un-
changed al SseU4 S-g5 for cables. 4s7704.S72z for
ser,snd sterling and 1 4s6S9a4- $50 for siXty-day
Hills Short francs were quoted at 5l5+s less 3-32
and short reichsmarks at S5SsGS59s plus l-52. The
marker became shade frrner after midday. show
iD- an advance Of 3 points from the opening. In
rhe afternoon cables quoted at 4SIs5 q4SS de-
rnand sterling at 4S724 a4.S7S0 and sixtyday bills
AZ SyGG4 S4e Short francs held around 5-l5Ss less
5-sl and short reichsmarks 52s995ss plus 1-S2.
Eaa-lers, ,nnsfaa ratPs were As follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25

-, - ,--..z an SATURDAY II was reported that the
rainfall in Southwest Russia had not beel SuIHc!elS
20 The needs OF the crop. owing 10 holiday no
he visible was Hiaue out t.IS
decreased i.7ihOoo bushels Inc
decreased 10000 bushels Tor "o
Tnvs Sowith high prices. receipts fahed
10 improve very much. the total being a3AV. bushes
irrIudinE St 600 at winter wheat points me loCdl
cash market closed follows: No red: 81 - e'e
,ator and 81 o ahoat: both nominal No l
Northern Duluth 81 39iz and No g hard W, %IhteI. @
e Al b CpR\-Not thstandinG DIX re-
rents with fully 534 estimated for Tuesday the
.,rp shared strength in wheat and made
nevy high Chicago going 70 I4ITc. The
big shorts be anxious buyers all day, and
there uns not SO much for sale the heavier move
mont would seem TO justify All points had S'SOoo
compared with 100000 bushels a year ago.
The strength lasted pretty much all day so that hnai
prices 1c higher than on SATURDAY llNerpool
Closed s,d lower and visible supply decreased
! 5g local cash market continued
nominal closing follows: No : corn soc elevator
and 81 &c ( b ahoat; No white sac ana No
. yellow S3J.c o ahoat. OATS-This market was
also very strong all day. and ic higher on active
commission house buying and scare Of shorts Ihe
visible supply decreased 5000 bushels cash oats IN
York were quoted follows: Mixed. 20 10 81
ih aac natural white. % - 10. 63is GGTc. and
clinp white. III. 64d70c RYE-Market
dull. No , western. 0Tc nominal q b New York
BARLEY-Market hrm feeding, s0ds2c New
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25

GOI1ON-The cotton market opened barely steady
at net decline of 31N points sold sGll points net
loHer. rallied TO net gala ot iIS points. and closed
steady points lower points higher. Busi-
fairly active but seemed be largely in
of continued evening for IN" holidays at
Is 10 be published June J. giving the average Cond
to a renewal realizing Nqu!iating hy old longs.
probably Influenced by precautionary sentiment
rather than by any real lack confidence the ut-
OF prices their offerings became Eusl!er
rather than larger scale down. while there
pressure. encouraged by
Of A reaction. lower and further
tho Southwest. Th~@o sellers
aggressive. however the early decline which
carried prices 80 30 points below the high level
OF asst Friday market steadied covering and
of bull support from Wall street and Chicago
Hulilsh spot BdyiCes from Memphis helped the
advance. feeling that the improvement
partly efforts better realizing
basis and whether not there was any basis for THIS
iden offerings for long dd become larger the
10 lge fluctuations during tho later trading
markets officially reported unchanged 20 &c lower
trade placed condition 40 per cent and the de
crease in acreage per private report issued
during day condition T22 and the decrease
in acreage per qent condition figures comparing
Of official reports Of II per
cent Private ndviCes from the Southwest are
mora favorable result Of the recent rains,
in from central sections
Of the belt upon excessive precipitation ana low
temperatures -, -, ...-,... =.
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions cor government bonds. compared with Satur-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25

METAIS-TIN-The London tin market was un.
changed with spot quoted 1882 2s Sd ana futures a.
with spSt quoted at 20 12Ie 25c- COPPER-There
Ias of Us Sd in the English copper
market with spot quoted at 400 los and t9luIes & al
So gI Locally the market steady and unchanged:
with lake quoted 13 i2g gl33I nc electr1iyo Of
i9 ~ ILGi3c and casting II 75l l2Si' 'ac LEAD ad
vnncesi fI3 I'd In London The lGSaI mar rarSet
IIttIe lower at s22 the London market Locay tne
market and unchanged at 0l5d5 -n.. ~ -
rants quoted at Sd. Locally the market was @ ni
changed with No foundry Northern quoted at $40 .og
Sf6 % Tke for pig iron certincaes on tS ny.
Produce Exchange dull and unchangeu' Win
regulars quoted follows: Cash. So gg slo 90 MAY
sihSS5 so. June Sl6aSI5 10: July, $lSaSld; August ana
Sepfenber Si5dSi6 70 october. November ana DC
HI0I SsFs AND SYRUPS-TEe market for molaSses
and syrips was steady and unchanged QHotaois
follow: NaN Orleans centrifugal common lnt iVc, @ IL
1e ~. 52c SYRtJPS-Common l5al7c; fair. l6P
S,t.. GOOD i0u22c; prime, 21925c; fancy q SOC -
OIIS-Cottnnseed Oil was steady 10 hTtl 'o-uas Oh
covering shorts. hrmness OF assoclated %
f,,tf su9pnrt sales: June. BIC; 29oo July, 80
ST5s7c 500 september Go8aG G0se So9 9Sd %
!; "a n & November. bTSa 5I6c. ana SUI De
cember GS , Lnseed oil continued hIin ana
Nrjces we're 2c gallon higher on both out-oI town
and city Refined petroleum was uncf1nsed .Nc We
bulk &c: Philadelphia s45e; bulk, 95G, re'lnea
cssss New York 10. a0c; Philadelphia 1OS5e: water
white New York. bbls, 10c; bulh 8Soc; Phiiade!phia
o n5c: bulk. 645c; water white. cases, New YORK
10 40c: Philadelphia, I235c COTTONSEED OIL
IrIme crude. 4.T3 q SOC prime summer yellow SPOT
75 q 5T9e: May. 6T3q5TTc: June. D I3G ILe; July
0rtober 0sq f0c: November 1T6G5TTc; December,
4 az a 4 see; prime white. eos q 53oc prime winter
yellow GA i5c LINSEED OII4--Anerlean seed city
raw 50 soc; out-ot-toWn raw. 6sd50c Calcutta raw
PROVISIOSS-In sympathy with grain the pro
vision market frmer, and closed at top Tor tAe
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25

FOREIGN MONEY MARkET.-Cal money In
London. 7sal per cent: open market discount rate
for short hills lssaI2 per cent; long bills, lssgl1s
per cent, Berlin discount rate 2i2 per cent; Paris
discount rate, 1875 per cent Paris exchange on
London, . francs III centimes: Berlin exchange on
London, % marks - pfennigs- Bar gold rs Sd.
FOREIGN SECJRITIES-Br consols for
Tnonev, S l-l6 Pc cent; for the account, s. l-16
French rente4. 81 francs 20 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
$3o,ooo,ooo
Armour g. Company
Due eJune1,
rYABE AM
$3o,ooo,ooo


INTEREST," usr1 ND
sEnnmsa saAhabr brma ~ % h
and on
uA~ exchange
~ n m
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
CITY BOND SALE JUNE s
Controller to Offer S40,O00,O0G-
Debt Limit $50, 10000

-ontrolle~ Metz announced yesterday that he
.,s1d sell S4ecoocoo city bonds June 5. The
none raised by this sale is expected TO furnish
- mat will be needed by the city for the rest OF
=. vea:. The last sale Was on March .. when
rea0as3 brought average OF 1Ol-57
The sale on June viii consist of S24 000ObO for
r,o;ls municipal purposes-$l0oo00 600 for the supply
= vgr.r $4,000 for rapid transit purposes $50.
s,a fa- the New York Public Library and g. 900
ssss!nent bonds for street improvements.
s.The bonds 10 be sold on June will not affect
-. dent limit said the Controller. They
-,set contract and land liabilities. The contract
5,rfjes are about $50 90 and the land labili-
tes about S2l.c1eeO.
T,c controllers debt limit statement of April
IS as follows:
10 per cent Of 1he assessed Ta'uation Of 90 oo
"a funded seit 5clarseab!e against con .
~, 'lItTtct Ia5iii.g 6caa.gc=bie ageins;
',7sjiut.5nal Inlitatonl. SO 93S 4o4 90 60
r. lands u4c--.1 s'IllateGs %leooo'' o.
............... .s1o3. 42o. .sl3 -
Tgyssue e5tes5 9i5s in Ap4ii : iacs s247eOoo 90
I'syyngt ' e'i,5s .-ri5 % 100000 90
Rsys1ne egs5iias @i5 Gpfil J. s15oooo 90
Revenue b'ass @ o. -s} 10, s'leu ~ ooo 90
........... ........ .s2l. CAS-, 600 90
a,v hundred and three million four hundred and
,,,e7r>-six thousand eight hundred and thirteen
,5o1la-s and tventy-three cents and S2l6+oNS tota
<so5 0-I 3 Subtracted from $6s2Silo's 80 this
- 81 1sa 10 S. There remained on April !, 1893
- she urcceeds Of the sale Of bonds the following
oT,nt which has not been spportioned and trans
go n the credit Of the various accounts. on ac-
oo,rt % which the bonds were authorized to be
- e aes II i This added TO the S47169.765 g.
,oAals S026 s35 IS, the estimated margin for April
lap
New-York tribune., 1909-05-25
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS THE ABOVE
AT e5K8 AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO DELIVERY

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WAIKIKI BEACH.

ROOMS with or without board; quiet
and restful; good sea bathing; rents
from $l2 to $40 per month; 20l1 Kai
liza Road or Phone 229. 1929
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Monday, April 10.
Str. James Makee, McAllister, from
Z a f1l1lui In n m
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*2s.125 on 500 paid. f47 per cent.
paid.
Session Sales.
Is Oahu sug. Co., 32.25; 10 IL. S. N.
CO.. LAG.
Between Boards.
$1,000 o. R. & L. IS. 1o175; Waialua,
50; 80 Haw. c. & s. Co, 1860.
Memo.-Auril 10.
The shares of Hawaiian Commercial
Sugar Co. are now of the par value
of s25 each, instead of 500. with 400,
oon shares instead of 100000
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The schooner Luka. which belongs
to the wife of Captain Miller and is
her pleasure yacht, came down from
the marine railway yesterday after
undergoing a thorough overhauling
and cleaning. The Luka is in splen-
did condition now, and rumor has it
that she will be sent out for cruise
of some length in the near future.
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Interest has already been awakened
in the yacht and schooner race which
will start from this harbor for one of
the other island ports in the near flu
ture Among the entries mentioned
are the schooner Concord, the Luka,
La Paloma and the yacht Hawaii.
Eben Low says that the Concord has
a lot more than a fighting chance.
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JAPANESE SCHOOL.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

JAPANESE cooks, walters, yardboys
etc. 1928 Union St, phone 579.
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FOR SALE.

Choice lots on Manoa Heights; good
water supply, view and SOIL Your
own terms.
Lots in good healthy location at Pa.
lama, near town. Best of terms.
Lots in best residence section of Ka.
lihi, ranging in price from $500 to
$3.50 each. Terms $50 down and sI0
per month. without interest.
Lots at Nuuanu and Kapahuls nj
lowest prices.
FOR RENT.
In good neighborhood, large brand
new cottage, up-to-date in svery re-
speet; ready for occupancy on or about
the 18th inst. Rental, $25 per month.
J. n. scHNAcK, 1877 Merchant street
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SAIL TO-DAY.
PASSENGERS
Booked to Deuart.

Per s. s. Hilonian, johnson, for
San Francisco, today.-Mrs. Benner
and children, Miss Perkins. C. D
NJ Williams, Mrs. Harry Johnston and
children, A T. Peiera, Mrs. J. v.
Soares, L. D. Mendonca, Mrs. Mendon-
ca, Robt. Rodiek, M. L. Childs, Mrs.
E. Walden and children, Miss E. Goo
man, Miss Lawrence, Mrs Lawrence,
Miss H. j. Brierley, w. K. Andrews
and wife, Mrs. R. /. Lille, Col Geo
French, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Parsons,
Mrs. Harger and children, NJ. A.
Silva, Thos. Hustace, Mrs. Hustace
Mrs. NJ. S. Renter. j. T. staff. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chanslor, maid and chauffeur; Miss
X. C. Rea.
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Shippers of boats which sometimes
come in here after dark are complains
ing these days of the bad condition of
the harbor at night. SampalSs take up
wharf-space which does not belong to
them. and their torches at night are
binding.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Monday, April 10.
Str James Makee, McAllister, from
Kahului, $40 p. III.
DEPARTED.
Am. schr. Alice Cooke, Penhallow,
for Puget Sound, 1880 a. m.
Am. sp. Marion Chilcott, Madsen, for
Gaviota, 4:30 p. m.
Str. j. A. Cummins, Searles, for Wal
manalo. 4:45 a. m.
Str. Ke Au Hou, Sachs, for Kauai
6:15 a. m.
SAIL TODAY.
M. N S. S. Hilonian, johnson, for
San Francisco, 10 a. m.
Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Ha.
wall. Y m.
Str. Iwalani, Mitchell, for Mahukona
y m.
Str. Maui, Bruhn, for oakala ports
II m.
Str. Mikahala, Petersen, for Lahaina
u N.
Str. Kinau, Gregory, for Kauai,
p. m.
Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Kau
and Kona ports, II m.
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hFXANDER YOUNG BUILDING
Honolulu's only up-to-date fre-proof
building; rent includes electric light,
hot and cold water, and ianitor ser
vice. Apply the Won Hamm- Young
Co.. Ltd.
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Classified Advertisements

VIOLIN, guitar, Premier camera, news
paper picture making outfit. Harry
Roberts, 1903 Houghtailing road, Pa
lama. 1927
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The Hilonian moved from the Rail-
road wharf to her own berth, from
which she will sail this morning. yes
terday afternoon.
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On Saturday evening the officers of
the 5th Cavalry gave a hop at the
cantonment, which was attended by
several guests from town.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-20

A Black & C1awson perforator in good
condition. Apply at the Advertiser
Office. S317
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-20

A FINE German violin, Stradivarius
pattern; has been used many years.
For particulars address E. Kahl, Ger
man school and church. 1925
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-13
The Great Parker Country

This means the large eHpahse '"
 conner country in northwestern Yuma county surrounding the town oi Far. tor on the Colorado River recently opcned by the new Arizona Ohl' ,o,rio railroad. which crosses the nv CT at Parker
 It contains a number or copper camps of great promise, The region along the uth-side of the b'H WI Hams river for twenty miles presents on almost continuous strong Of hh' copper mines, and Bouse camp at 'n' no,,b end of the Plumosa range ,,so n copper camp of great promise
 nd o.s inc railroad passing righ
 through the camp South Of bou'e in the Plumosa and Dome ROCK range
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-13
SHELTER ABOUT READY
oFrom Fridays Dany)

tFrom Fridays Daily)
 C. W. Hull, president and general manager of the Hull Copper Company, who arrived here last night from his mines at Jerome. says that he expects to have his company's smelter m oP' cration early in February. He IS lay ing large supply of coke at present and doing other work preparatory 10 starting the new plant on steady run.
 He reports developments in the mines tapped by the Dillon tunnel sat isfactory and says that the ore bodies nre showing better as the work pro gresses.
 President Hull also stated that all the other companies in the Verde dis trict are pushing work on their prop critics and that the United Verde Cop per Company is working its regular force.