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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
JUST HALF CENTURY
SINCE FIRST FIGHT
GENERAL PRYOR GIVES HEMfN-
SCIENCES OF FIRING OF FIRST
Gun AT FORT SUMTER.

NEW YORK, April 12.---Claiming
to be the only survivor of the Fort
Sumter ffght which opened tho Civil
war fifty years ago to- day General
Roger Atkinson Pryor, aged So. dis
tlnguished soldier. jurist and lawyer.
to- day observed the anniversary by
entertaining number Of war vete-
rams. 1t was as the result OF Gen
eral Pryor's speech from the balcony
Of the Mills Houst, In Charleston.
In which he declared that his native
State, Virginia. would secede as soon
az tho first blow was struck, that
General Beauregard sent an ultima
tum to Major Robert Anderson. COM
manding Sumter.
Beauregard selected Pryor as one OF
the commissioners to carry the ulti-
matum to Anderson and when he re.
turned to Fort Johnson, Captain
George s. James. commanding there
offered hin, the privilege Of firing the
first shot at Sumter. but he refused
Pryor later rose 10 brigadier. gen
eralship in tho Confederate army.
Three DAYS after the firing OF
Sumter" said General Pryor to- day
| "Lincoln issued Ills call for troops
j. was Addressed to Virginia as /
was to all of the other States. bu
Virginia could not strike against th'
South. She withdrew and then tn,
| South was arrAyed against the North
! That was what We had been seskIn,
all through the exciting days of tina
/ winter---sop ething that would swim
the border States into line. II needle,
only the striking OF one blow, an,
when that came at Sumter the resui
was precisely as VIC had foreseen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
Officers Elected.
YOU NEEDN'T DESPAIR
Hsre's an Of'sr That Should interest

Here's an Of'sr That Should interest
Sufferers Of Skin Irritation,
First OF all we want to explain that
the remedy we are about to tell you
of carries our promise OF money back
for the mere asking to anyone not
thoroughly pleased with ite use. That
should unauestionabiy establish the
sincere faith we have IN It.
Parasites or germs cause eczema,
and eczema ia probably the most pre-
valent Cause OF all skin ailments. To
overcome them. the remedy must Of
necessity destory or remove the para
site or germ before relief can be OBJ
tanned.
Possessing remarkable antiseptic,
gernlicidaf, cleansing. soothing and
healing power. the curative vaiue OF
Rexall Eczema Ointment Is very pro.
nounced In the treatment OF eczema
and allied skin diseases. whether OF
the dry scaiy sort, the weeping type,
where there IL now OF III smelling
excretion. or the intermediary Kind,
ouch as pin1ples, hlotches, discolorA-
tons, ringworn or acne. It, IN very
useful for treating hives, nettle rash,
insect bites and wounds. 1t il ideal
for the skin ailments peculiar to chill
dren.
Rexan Eezama Ointment is grayish-
white in color. has pleasant odor.
are sufferer Of skin irritations OF
| eraptions In any form whatever. we
urge you to try . box at our risk- At
the mere hint OF dissatisfaction. yo.,
may have your money back. Price. soc
per box Remember II 10 only sold at
our Store. The Rexafl Store, 83A t.
Main, Polk Miners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
GENERAL BOILING
MADE PRESIDENT
HATTLErTELD PARK ASSOCIATION
or PETERSBURG, rs DULY
ORGANIZER.
DEFEAT ORPHANS HOME

PETERSBURG. VA, April 1.-THE
Battlefield Park Association OF Peters,
burg met Tuesday afternoon at Ave
O'Clock In the Chamber OF Commerce
for organization. The meeting was
composed Of representatives from
eight business and patriotic organsza-
tons OF the city. Twenty-one COM
mtteemen were present, representing
the Chamber of Comm erce, the city
council, the board of aldermen, the
#. p. A., tho Il. G. r, Daughters Of
tho Confederacy. A. p. Hill Camp.
Confederate Veterans. Sons of Vete-
rams and the Ladies' Memorial Asso
citation. The purpose of the organi-
zation is to induce congress to ap-
propriate n certain sum for the pur-
chase OF a tract of land near Peters
burg for the establishment of bat
tlefield park here. General Stith
Rolling presided at Tuesdays meet
ing and Mr.. Martin, of the Chamber
j! Of Commerce. acted AS ,secretsrX4 After
I the organization had been effected and
tho title chosen the following officers
were chosen: General Stith Boiling.
! president; II. Il. Wilcox, vtce-presi
don't: w. NJ. Martin, secretary; T. s.
| Beckwith, treasurer General Boiling
announced that he would appoint
com mittees for the special work at
| the. earliest moment in order that
/ the matter may be pushed forward
as rapidly as possible.
/ =. p G. A. Meeting.
An interesting meeting of the s.
! p g. A. Was held Tuesday evening
4 and was well attended. Reports from
/ the several officers Of the society were
presented and showed gratifying work.
| Agent w. j. AGREE submitted the fol-
| lowing report for March: Number Of
cases investigated. s, complaints re-
ceived. =; horses and mules tern
porarily suspended from work. 9; ar
rests made. ;. Mr.. AGREE reported
| that inhumane treatment OF horses
and mules had greatly diminished. es-
pecially cruel whippings. He recon-
mended that more attention be paid
| to watering animals In summer
months. Mr.. AGREE reported that he
had visited the railroad warehouses
and cattlepens U investigate cruel
treatment of cattle shipped TO Peters
burg. He had also visited tho mar
kets to see that fowls arc not tied
together or placed in crowded coops
zs has often been done, An effort Is
to be made to get the children In the
| public schools interested in the proper
care of animals and to that end 1t II
DESIRED 10 encourage cHHuIeH III ieau-
ing literature relating TO better treat
ment of dumb creatures. Mrs. John
Cotton was elected director In the
society.
Defeat Orphans Home.
The executive board of the State
Council Jr. Q. Y. a. M. met Tuesday
night In Petersburg and counted the
vote recently taken throughout Vir-
gina relative to the establishment OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
APRIL 50 IS DATE
FOR MASS MEET|NG
Gathering in Interest Of Fresh
Air Camp VIII be in
Bijou Theatre
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR
TO BE The SPEAKERS
Choir Of the Seventh Street
Christian Church Acceptsln-
vltation to Furnish Mu-
sic--Ministers Accept

Adju;ant George y. Virgins OF the
Salvation Array OF Wednesday an
noancea that arrangements have
been completed FOR the mass meeting
OF the citizens OF Richmond. which IL
to beheld for the purpose OF forming
an organization TO maintain the sum
uer nesh air camp for the poor OF
the city which WAS given to the Sal
walton Army by Mrs F. W. banner
of this city end Chesterfield county,
The meeting is TO be held AT O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, Aprfi 30, in lie
Rijou Theater in Broad Street under
the ausniees of the salvation Arrnr
The large playhouse VIII be open TO
the public and everyone interested in
charity or civic upiift Ia invited TO
attend
Governor Mann and Mayor Richard
son have formerly accepted the inVt-
tation Of Adiutant Virgins To ADDRESS
the citizens. They viz 30 the only
speakers The Governor VIII tell or
the new fresh str camp from the
viewpoint OF State official. The May
or will speak of the great benefits TO
lie derived by Richmond through the
Kindness and generosity OF the cnari
table donor ef the Land for the camp
Choir to Sing.
An invitation to the choir OF the
Seventh Street Christian Church &c
furnish the music at the meeting has
been accepted through the pastor, Rev
Or MacI4achlan, The plan to have
an orchestra assist the choir has beer
abandond and the singers will DO &C
coupa MED by n pianoist,
Adjutant Virgins has invited ell thu
ministers of Richmond 10 occupy
places on the platform. Tho majority
have already accepted the invitations
and Communications containing &c
cnptances are daily being received hS
the a0jutaht The complete ist o
those who will occupy chairs on tn
stage will be announced later.
Adjutant Virgins has appointed ;
committee which will act as gov
ernirg board for the summer fresh ai
camp. manage Its finances and paal
for its maintenance. This Commute
is COMPOSED of Dr. Mesttn OF III
state Board OF Charities and Corpora
tions: J. l.. Williams the well know
banker and broker; Or. II. Norton Ma
son of this city. DIR. Thomas Roacf
Of Chesterfield, J.. II. W. Goodwin
cashier ef the Bank OF Commerce an
Mrs r. w. banner.
The summer fresh air camp is to b
established on fifteen acres of land o
the Petersburg turnpike about eigh
miles from Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
EAGLES TO MAKE REPORT
ON NEW HOME QUESTION

The COMMITTEES appointed to consia-
er the erection of new home for
Richmond Aerie. NO. s3s. Fraternai Or
der OF Eagles win make report at
a meeting Of the aerie on Thursday
night. The committee In composed OF
N. G.. BEDFORD, chairman; f. W Gun.
ninghan. q. q. Guvernator; H. Fl.
Hfrshberg, J. Herbert Mercer. IL. c.
Carter, and r. r. Fuller.
Richmond Aeris which has mem
bership Of nearly 1000 and Ia said to
De the largest frnternal body in the
city has oufgrown it's present quar-
tiers at Fourth and Broad Streets and
plans to%baiid modern home with
lodge dining and BAIT rooms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
UNDERTAkERS FIGHT
OVER, DEAD BODY

H0RNETI4, y. Y. April I2,-~As the
outcome Of relatives sufnmoniag rival
TO the home OF the late
Samuel T.. stage II Was necessary TO
call the Mayor. a policeman and an
attorney to settle the dispute. The
first firm Of nndertskers were en-
halming the body when the sscond
appeared, II IN alleged he
broke in the door. The city officials
qnelied the near riot that followed,
The second undertaken won out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
ALDERMEN DECLINE
TO RAISE LICENSE
LYNCHBURC'S CHARGE FOR DIS
PrsySING RUM TO Ri
St,J0o.

LYECHBCRG. VA. April Ia
The Beard OF Aldermen last night re-
fused to concur In. the amendment to
The license tax ordinance az adopted
nv the Common Council last week.
by which II was intended to increase
1ssit %refAiiS 'iiutfUr ifrefrse fi4i1ni 3f..6Vo
TO $500. The old license VIII pre-
vail for another year at least.
The vote on the proposition Was 4
for concurrence and against. The
vote IN the lower branch was for
the increase and against
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE
DISMISSED BY JUDGE

THE jtfy in the United States Dis
trict court which heard the trial Of r.
Thomas Purkins. postmaster at King
George Courthouse. King George Coun-
". accused Of rlfling the malls. was
dismissed by Judge Waddill Tuesday
afternoon after railing to reach a ver
DICT The jurors dsiiberated for more
than twenty-fo four hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
NO INCREASE OF SCHOOL
LEVY IN BUCKINGHAM

BUCKINGHAM, VA, April l2.--The
county board OF supervisors has de-
ciined to increase the levy for school
purposes from 90 to 20 cents The
county school beard submitted the re-
quest tina. this be done along with a
statement of the funds needed. On
the first ballot there WAS a tie but
later one member changed his vote.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
TAP LINE OWNERS
:. ..@..-.s-. ,MiSA. RATES HEsToRED

WASHINGTON, y. G. April Ia
With millions or dollars annually At
stake. attorneys for tap-ltne owners
In ali sections OF the country to-day
began anal argument before the In
terstate Commerce Commission for
the restoration of through rates with
connecting trunk lines. Lumber deal
Gre were particularly concerned. No
decision is expected for several weeks.
The rates Involved have been suspend
ed until June Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
mAIalp HyloresALa.

once Of City Efeinser.
Rscnmond, Wa April 10 1911
ceiveA a. this Once until r. NJ.
Monday, April, II, 1871.
For Grazing and 0faws1ling Ger
tain strOets.
For 0Fanolithic sidewalk pavtaE.
For Granite and GTAnolfthie
Curbs and Cutters.
For Granite spali Roalbed Paw
For Belgian Block Roadbsd Paw
ing
For Asphalt Block Ro&abed Paw.
ting.
An - per Jst on die in this Once.
whore sV9cifnAti0ns. general coftdi-
lions, etc. must ~ sSen-
A certified check In the sum Of
&2boeo must Aooom pany each pro-
posai ~ guaranty Of faithful ex-
ecttion Ut the contract.
The Committee on Streets re-
ssrtes the night 70 reject any or all
pfopSsAls an to lot the work ~ a
whole or in separate pArts - It may
deem best.
CHAA &. HOLIIE0.
CITY Ea9fhesf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

Or. II. C.. AabSs. secretary Of tbs
Baptist Missionary Union for Ne last
sixteen yearA win deliver . lecture
1t RichsNend College at 8 Scioch We'd
nssday ntaht on "Ths Call Of the East"
ing lecture at the college Tuesday
night on Educational Conditions IN
the Far East"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
HEAD OF PHILADELPHIA
RANKING HOUSE DIES

PHILADELPHIA, PA. April H.
James NJ Rhodes. Jr.. head of the
banking firm Of Rhodes, Einkler 4
Butcher. died here to-day. He was a
member OF the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

LlttIo Hnck. Ark, May 1918, 1911.
Very reduced fares from ali points
on Southern hallway. Tickets on sale
May 10. IA and IL. 1911, and limited
20 May ~. 1871. unfess extended.
For completes information call on
nearest Southern Railway Ticket
Agent. or write
s. e. BURGESS, u. r. A..
$40 East Main st. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
Mem. Silk Hose,
Special for 25c.

These ass a pvFs III ssanlsss
with hssvy iisas hssls and "a, .
special pssahass ~ this vssy IN
usual low price, just In time for
Easter when every man wants
siIk hsAery. colus, Aavy, tAA
ksnduga srnotx, nsstiHs iiian efsy nd
hack, cxsss special ~ this psies.
MSii OH6egs rlned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
Society


Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Halves. Of 214
East Franklin street. will entertain at
dinner Mt the Country Club OF vir-
sinia on Saturday evening IN honor
of Miss Kate Meredith. whose mar
rage to Mr.. Max Lowell Talbot, of
BrookliRe, Mass, will he one Of the
most notable social events OF Easter
week. The dinner viii take place In
the palm parior, and covers win be
laid for about thirty. the guests IN
Guiding the bridal party and a few
friends.
Fnrfcy-starke.
The marriage OF Miss Maude
Hutcheson Starke to Mr.. Ernest Wat
son Farley. OF this city, was quietly
celebrated Wednesday afternoon, April
IL. at O'Clock at the home OF the
bride. b04 West Grace street. Owing
to tho extreme Illness OF the brides
father. Mr. E. d. starke. the ceremony
was witnessed by only the Immediate
family.
Concerning Mrs. Hammond.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond. Of
Washington, d. c.. who has been at
the Jefferson since Sunday night has
Joined Mr.. Hammond at Old Point.
Jefferson on Tuesday morning relative
TO the work OF the woman's Welfare
Department OF the National Civic
Federation Mrs. Hammond gave n
cordial Invitation to the Richmond
women present, who included Mrs. j..
Allison Hodges, Miss Annie Rose
Walker. Mrs. John $. Nunce and con-
]. Calvin Stewart. TO attend the con-
vention OF the Woman's Welfare De-
partment In Washington on May 6.
She invited them especially to be pres
ent at the garden party. which will be
given by Mrs. Taft at the White
House on the afternoon OF the fifth,
and the reception to be given at her
home the same evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond will sail
| later in the month for England. where
they will represent the United States
| government at the coronation cere-
monies.
Invitations Issued.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nelson have
issued invitations for the marriage
| OF their daughter. Mics Julia Davis
Nelson. to Mr.. Abraham Whisky, OF
Philadelphia. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday evening, April
rs, at $3.50 o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents. 1109 West Frank.
lin street
EAG1eA4fcld- Hobsun.
Invitations have been received here
from Invitations have been received
here from Mr. and Mrs. j. Haskin.
Hobson for the marriage of theil
daughter. Patty Lois. to Mr. Rober
Dnvy Ea glesfieid. Of Indianapolis, Ind.
on Saturday afternoon, April 20, a
1880 O'Clock at Mount Airy. the hom,
OF the brides parents in powhata,
county. Va. Guests for the weddin,
from Richmond. OF which there will
be quite q number as the bride Il
prominently related and very popula
here. VIII leave on a special trail
Saturday morning.
Officers Elected.
AT the annual meeting of the Rich
mond and Virginia Federation o
Mothers Clubs at the John Marshal
High School. Mrs. Howard l.. Whit
lock was elected president Of tho Fed
Grafton. to succeed Mrs William Gem
nell. who declined the nomination
. Other on GERS elected were Mrs. Gem
melt. honory first president: Mrs
Charles "; Iearee; FIRST viee-presi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

1 sash night 10 lAfge aadisncSs and
mech 3nsasess - being shown. THIS
publ h cordially invited to attend
these meettnEs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
Fine Nainsook Gowns
for $l.50

Those Gowns arc very attractive
ssyls, round and Square nesk,
thfss-suassSs or loag sassses, tEins-
med with fine Swiss embroidery
lace md beAdlne With sfbeon
hesva, Ahoct stess styles Ct I'll
IN all at. As0V
Mail Orders FHled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
Dressing Sacques, Soc.

We arc showing very attractive
line Of Dressing 1acquas, In q var-
iety Of styles Of fine lawn or per-
Gale, in all oolors, Persian and
solid color borders, high or Dutch
neck, long or trecquarter sleeves
with belt, also solid white trim
med with Imam lace, thess are
j. exceptiouA values fas 4S$c 10
and .............. NVc
Mail Orders Filled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

the 0aynsss- Rawlings wsddins IN
Norfolk. has returned 20, Asehszsos4..
-
Mrs George Mayo. accompanied by
Newport News. win leave Friday to
spend Easter week III New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

0CHDNHCTADY, ". r., April H.
Jacob W. Ctuts. sx-mayof and proml-
nent lAwyer eonMittsd suicide early
to-day by shooting. In the bathroom
ri hi holaex
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

SUFFOLK. VA. APRIL t1.---Aftsr be-
ing set on IRE thsse }tns1 within .
was burned down yesterday. The
blaxs was Of inoendiAFy orsain. iAdi.
Gated Wy the pfs6eAos of 6tt4w batu-
atsd with OIL. A detective has bSeu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
Invitations Issued.

Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Nelson have
Issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter. Mics Julia Davis
Nelson. to Mr.. Abraham Whisky, OF
Philadelphia. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday evening. April
rs. at $50 o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents. 1903 West Frank.
lin street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

Nail this fact-April Is a
damp month and here are
dry shoes.
Spring weights In high quar-
tiers, If you don't want to
plunge into the Oxfords too
early
The Berry Shoe in either
style, $3.50, 81 and S..
The Hanan- King among
hieh-erade Shoes SO, and $3.50
Boys Solid Leather Shoes,
81 to $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-11
CUBA To HAVE
BIG 1912 CROP
BY j. A. BRECKoNs.

Especial Correspondence Of The Starr
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The total
sugar crop of Cuba up to September
80, 1911, was reported as 1,4GO,397
tons, of which 1,4O3,S70 have been
exported, 5O,1S4 tons consumed locally,
and 6343 tons remaining in stock, ac-
crding to the report of Consul Gen
eral James l.. Rogers of Havana.
Prospects for the output of 1912
were never brighter. All cane-growing
sections, except Camaguey, report in
creased acreage and ideal weather In
Camaguey there has been shortage
of rain, but should there be the nor
NAL rainfall during the present month
of October it is more than probable
that the cane will show almost full
recuperation.
This condition of the cane, when
in connection with the increased
grinding facilities which are to be OBJ
served in almost every mill of eff
cheney in the island, would indicate a
sugar output for the season of 1912
considerably more than that of the
largest year in Cuba's history 091O)
when the output slightly exceeded L.
100000 tons. The most optimistic
estimates give 100000 tons as the
maximum for 1912, buy more conserva-
tive opinion places the total at about
100000 tons All of this, however,
is contingent upon there being a con
tinuance of the favorable weather of
the recent past and an entire absence
of hurricanes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-11
SUGAR CANE CROP
GOOD IN TAXAS

Reports to the effect that the SUI
gar-cane crop of the Texas cane belt
is unusually good are pleasing to
Texas people generally as well as 10
the cane growers" says the Galveston
Daily News. 1T means prosperity for
the latter, and it demonstrates to the
people that one of the growing Texas
agricultural propositions is receiving
encouragement. Coupled with the
bountiful yield that is expected this
season is a further condition that as
sures a high price for the product of
the cane fields. incidentally the Texas
penitentiary system-which needs the
money-is to be a profit-taker as a
result of the good crop and the salts
factory figure at which it is expected
to sell. The penitentiary system is
engaged to considerable extent in pro-
duction of sugar cane on state farms.
While the growing of sugar cane can
not be rightfully claimed as a posi-
bility of diversification for all the cot
ton farmers in the cane belt because
of its eXtensiveness of investment and
other reasons, the fact that the cane
belt of Texas is prospecting will prob
ably lead to increased acreage of this
crop and consequent decrease in the
acreage of cotton where the latter
gives way to cane. So it will have
somewhat the same effect as individu-
al Investigation, in that it will tend
to eliminate the one-crop idea, how
ever generally instead of in specific
instances. There are many thousands
Of acres in south Texas that have
been proven to be admirably adapted
to the growing of sugar cane. In
view of the shortage Of the sugar sup
ply and the high price of that article
it would seem to be the part of wis
dom to employ more OF this land in
the production of this crop"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-11
MORE ACTIVITY
IN STOCK MARKET

Stocks showed quite q little more
activity this morning. sales being CON
siderably greater than for some days
past and several of the stocks offered
going at a considerable advance over
last selling prices. A total of $50
shares were sold al the session and
between boards.
Two blocks of Pioneer, one of forty
FIVE and the other of ten shares, sold
at 202.5O, with other bids of 2O5 and
2O75O asked.
Eva dropped to 30, an eighth of a
point, sixty shares being sold at that
figure. Oahu was steady at the last
quotation, 81, with sales at that price
Of 200 shares.
Hutchinson showed a vigorous ad-
vance twenty-five shares of that com
modify being disposed of between
boards at 1925, and one broker states
that he will take 500 at a quarter
above that quotation.
One hundred Olaa was sold at 1913;
two blocks Of Honolulu Brewing and
, Mating, totaling twenty-five shares,
sold at 2O.S75. A block of fifteen
shares of Honokaa stood at II and one
Of ten shares of Waialua at ia, the
price that has prevailed all week.
Only $4,000 OF ponds was disposed
of, these being o, r. & L. 5s at 1903 so
Stocks are going" remarked one
broker confidently this morning. 81
look for renewed activity soon and !
am firmly of the opinion that quota
tons will be considerably higher than
they have been for some time. As
/ proof of what 1 say, l am in the mar
/ liet for several stocks at an advance
over present prices