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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

fgy Telegraph 10 Tie iIlUuhe'I
a. ,rgrecsmo Contracting. Brookbn. 5000 Bar
,eo.al 1ill,.sIao Bsrtho.om Dalh1ra. Brookgn
MAY t,g Yc,E Transatlantic steamship. NJ" on
,,t. sf00 600 samuel l.. tro.elna Islih,ld'
~ George HeasIp IT, pN W. ''''''''
NJ N.2 4S'i Mine Mnsaa;H , SEQ 600 non
" 1s.Ag,i, ,..,. c " Herman. y y. .,..
T,,rsharp Nenhoe. JanhWiani f,,tYVUt ,e,,
,l-'tr,,1 25i W SEA e., y. }. William Lawn
mac. y Thurman, y, r,.....t,r. SO aop.
ii'o- -iorsndt Rochester 'ad ". o.ofAnoi'
A,le T. 80 r,6or,. M.lhattan. 10000; AWm
.r.-,.cer so4 vs. llath 81, ~ y. hida \. MOS
" ,ham NJ. Tnss,t.i Laboratory. BROOKLYN; 900
l-, ,.,,.c,bist n siorrcl 81. Brooklyn b-oonie
GieeD4i,-i . lse q Sons Manh4an. 81 1000
~ ID poreust eir. f5 Wooster sl.s D. 10
Theodore BoIea,ieip,i e9A' c.iaei o. Manhattan
b, .',N'.e. peter | Hoffman. 80 bfoai~~s ". j. a.
49, q Mac s.. s., Jam15 L. Rose A"'''''''
d9rsss I3o a.on. ir Manhattan e5rress $1,000
,..-.ftrsnd & Ferguson. p. l,V' 49, .
,rN j.. Alice Ferguson honoh''' w. o.
p S'.l1Ie.s Waist Halhag.n ssooo A. .i,ao.,,
W..',' minis HIGHLANDER. Brook ~ ,,-ooo e
hf.h ~ Eoifflrz Mills Mef.ord t5oW ? \.
.gt.d.s 80 quincy 81. Brooklyn. "a" Di'iu-''
b'9saiy e n,GO Bro. Brooslyn ihosraP1as
"a nnG. Louis IL fose, D.. rt...rfs H-g,f-
bu. william u Nosc' h'ii' ''
4Geuc.. studios BreoAlyn s7 s'95s' :, '-J ,S',.
iauia ceitr,-. lac T. Lcdlse bio3t.h - r.,...i
RssoSH ri 4. Mauhauan: g1e S S-n,1 X
r.' Nft.-oueaf o.. y. y A1t gre i'--'''-'' -
C,o-se A A l. o,,e,rs. 8 600 Frelcrst W.
F.Yrar Quefis. Queens County Anna Oh
aei i.idq, - b Wsahs,rSa 10000 joseph >i,,-
A''' ~ Georgia az. BROOKLYN All. = !osi'''''
Bf.nE HST2 LI mil1iaabaf,sa. sio 900 Alex wsrner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand for steamer heid sir~dj. o'.i la
t- a. li-,ifed hy me shortage available boats
RIO. cont nuel strong tuot-tlols 90 Liverpool
- london Hull and Bristol. I'd. CORK. tor of'
d.rs Sc. picked ports. large tOiluas3. a. 81 cot-o
hi Ti,rruool uer 100 d. SOC CHARTER N-b'
sts.-1sr $40 cons general cargo. No. lnra tl
Australia and Neg IesLara y !. De- IS siea.as-
sta srr. SANE DUH st-alser -.aa- fla. scf
lr.f r.rgI Nrg i0ra Cd Amsterdam gl Aoi-ef4lia
10 p rror4Df- Dutch sf~an,r. toils. SAM Dutei
t,earler 1872 tons iD-cnar'rr. coal. hallltal.
Il. ~. gis.r plate . 81. prompt II. steamer. -.it
fon- coal Plua % R.1 Iareiro. 2 2 NcT. s"el
.f-a-ier ~ 800 grs oa-. Phila o. Gou.elnufg lof
..,,.e.,er- 70 @ yrrfauL. Nor stesl..or Is tons
...,I plra b Gardens. [. p. prompt. Nor c,eamer
~ t6r- coal Phila Oh MAnzalilln > 8. proLip,
--i.,re. az toas p.ps Phis o. Havana. D T.
-,roo1g~ 5Tp tons. JUNIOR. sLil,a 10 Ptlla. = Il
..aoorsr ssl tons lurIue- ,nafiel'11 to ball
,,o-s Sd q. 9ption Palla 81 20 or Nen l9ik. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

Transfers and Assignments CNog b---
i.nr no Ia-l irqW lt.tU. Gov. h J.
'ur.hf to -l from rs.h as operator I'd.
motor patrol wagon. Temporary assignment
iusnr DAILY. Sub l. h.. t0 b0rn lleI
hro0..yu ana la-eLa. ln addition -0 f.s oNi
days. Nof d.. LHut. j. A.Muitu $50
'o eac $40 dave NoF. o. SCRIPT. ]. D. AlGran
Nar t9 D.. DID, ll Gays. SOY. no. Ftimn a..
I Fl Browne I'D. to G.. o.. ID days. Aof.
i ID. d. Collins su '0 ID. D.. DO dave.
Au.. .. d.. D.. Lander ls--. lo N. D.. Do daf..
Not. lH t" ID. r.. from commands iile.tfti.,
tor lH laE. Sos lN IA. IsrnieH l0tl, D
Go-IQu ls,a j. lolils 3.th. n. Morto.
l.-i. 10. eofag. Ila y. ulRson. +.
o.. ils ienuenf 1is .utnueD it.mn. 7. Al
Brady. -I operator o. uo'lr patrol HaEoI
.Or. " I Iauu. Ina FOB u. BE- hOf. o..
Leaves IT Assignments CRith psyl--Bof
0uE. IU-ur D. Dillon Brooklyn Hi
vacation. uo pau Ptmn. .. l.egan, an
Zines Innpo-ed--Liogt. n. ~ Hushs.s,
pfImn D. O. oliver stt Aug. 81 absent
from post q tlys. } Mclaughlin. 5sth, Au<.
3D. absent fr1m post DAYS. ". l.. ken
while on sI.k BORT. % n-oNcstei. 4 day.
g. 49, Roster G-i Aus H absent from poe
dHys o.. D.. Link l-i. Aug p. allow'
prisoner to escape days. ~. %. i2tndef
r. Anderson ntn Sept it improper patra
llr. r h. Blythe H5r ccrI - ma0r
false affidavit q days sept Jailed q"
deliver urop. ~ to desk officer. layf q
DALE. lHta. sept. ? improper patrol aafr
Sept o. absent fron uo.r dasr p. faji
l.r. 1891 Sept Improper patrol dos
49,. Do l.aWIor. lH-h. aus. g.. failed o.
siea.. 4 da'. 3. Walsh. i5-d. oct D.
O.f o absent from posi- O. daya. ,. stosse
'.t. auE. go sitting da3 D. a.. Lgzsnl'
.irf.. AIr. 10 Failed COB us properly relieve"
oa'a Oh. Alc1. goth. Aus. O.. ialo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Movement of Specie.

The exports Of specie from the Port
of New York for the week ended No
vember were: Silver, S1,033,11
against a total Of SOS 1861 gold and sill
yer last week and S645,l53 in the cor
responding week last year Since JAM
nary the exports OF gold amounted
Go S126I77445 and silver S37.412.33i,
against S69,866,4 Ala gold and Sll,s1s,939
silver in 1918.
The imports OF specie were: Gold
S5l3. 800 and S335. 564 silver, making
total OF Ssi9.524, against a total Of
S426.60j. in the preceding week and
S370,7j3 IN the corresponding week last
wear. Since January I the imports Of
specie amounted TO S16,399 ,907, against
S29.165.Sj1 last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
BUSINESS REVERSES

ADORE CONSTRUCTION CO Petition
filed against 'he Aldorr Construction Co,
Inc. builders. Of y7s5 Broadway. by the
Grassi Contracting Co. 500. Liabilities.
s. 81.
ASCH HROS.-Petition flied against Asch
Bros. dealers iu mems furnishing goods 90
Coz Tenth av.. hy NJ Nuremberg q Co., So,
William p. Fecny. So; Joseph 70 Goodman.
Sle6 Jacob Halper. 3ao. Liabilities are g. ogo,
assets. $1,000
ISRAEL Ia cURREG. real estate agent
and dealer, ~ fS Central Park West. has
fled a petition. with liabilities. S., ll3. and
no assets. ia 1900 and 1901. 81 IS said. De
was a Wall Street stockbroker and "a partner
I'm the firms Of tIrrIer a Bunker and J. J..
Currlcr o. Co. Af'erwsrd be- became vice.
president OF traction Development company.
JAMES O\ERNALE. ano q. alef a. Il5
Sixth 9V.. flied p petition. vith uablitiee.
sl.34s; Assets. 500. in stock fixtures and ac-
SAMUEL LEVY. deBcatesaen and grocerics.
*i5 bast 1nlll -t.. filed Cd petition. with la-
bi4ities. >ltsi, assets $500.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
RAYITCH BBOS.-Schedules of Rartch
Bros. structural iron and steel frcctore. ul
l"l East -id So. snow Liabilities, ael.Wf.
Ravenswood. Long Island $50 0o0. mortgaged
TOT $1,000. notes. $500. accounts, tb,'hl D.
mortgage $1,000 cash ia receivers bands,
SIS 9j.. cash go bank. Si5f. and Office iurni
ture. 500. or the liabilities. s>n,,.5 are ou
account OF tho Tw 80, -four West Th.ru
. third street Co. Among The creditors are
I The Bethlehem steel Co.. slf4. partly re-
cured. Passalc Structural steel Co., >l,ln
partly secured. Eastern steel Co.. >olH'
Union Exchange National Bank, Slsl,s and
Century Bank. ST. .Uf.
JULIUS MTYTR.-Schcdules o. Julius
Meyer. manufacturer ot sweaters aL .' Nr-
g6ta st.. show Liabilities >5'.ltl, assets flN'
. o. consisting of real estate equities. tIt.t.H
4 stock sl-Ml. plant. sl.l0o. occounrs 500
. assigned accounts. SAILS cash 10 bank, $500
7 Among the creditors are the CONNER .lt
Trade Co.. efO2l. occurred. Baron A. Co.. s..
iJi. Paul Bunsm a Co.. Philadelphia. A,.-.5
ASCOT MANUTACTUkING CO.-ScheduIe
10 bankruptcy 0f The Ascot MANUFACTURER
CO.. Inc, iobOer= In cioaka ANA dresses a.
y West 10Th st. show liabilities. as ti
/ assets 500 consisting Of stock. sLgf
fixtures. s4oo. equity in accounts, 5000 cas-.
la bank, SD.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
JOSEPH GOLDSMITH. Judge Hand has sp
pointed John T. Lvttle receiver for io-'p.
Goldsmith. dealer in general merchandise Oh
Yonbers, bond. Sl5o1. assets. $500.
COMPOSITIONS CONFIRMED.
MENDELSOHN a KAPLAN.-Iuie. Han.
has confirmed Cd composition ot Mel1tisoih ;
Kaplan. dealers in iustament goods az =
East Broadway. at 5N cents ou tne dollar
payable 20 csnt- cash and thc balance u
H. j. As-ENHEIM A. sON.-JuJee Han,
has confirmed composition of L =. Assem-
helm a son. srt dealers at l> Broadway, al
% cents on tho dollar.
HERMAN B. PETERS. -Jud-. iiana Hs
confirmed composition uf Herman p
prf,rs uloie-aI. dealer in iHWelrF at n
Nassau 49,. st 900 cents 'N t4e o"i.I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Stockholders Of the Columbus Light.
neat and Power Company hive been
advised by circular letter of the plans
as outlined by the board of directors
OF that company and the Columbus
halfway Power and Light Company for
the proposed merger Of these prop
critics. The original plan Of rcorgan-
ration called for q consolidation of
me Columbus Railway Company.
columbus Railway, Power and Light
company, Columbus Edison Company
and he Columbus Light. Heat and
Power Company, but this was rejected
10y stockholders of the latter company.
who felt that they would not receive
the representation 20 which they were
entitled. The nlan was subsequently
modified. emitting the Heat and Power
Company. and the properties OF the
other companies we're combined as con-
tcmplated Under She revised plan.
subject 90 the order of the Public SER
vice Commission and the action Of tho
stockholders of the two companies. 10
h6a been agreed that the holders of
S5l6200 preferred stock of the Column
bus Light. Heat and Power Company
receive preferred stock Series ~" of
the Columbus Railway. Power and
Light Company. share for share. and
holders of $4,000 common stock re-
ceiye preferred stock Series "B." share
for share. instead OF the representa-
ton offered i'm the plan dated June Il,
1919.
Sierra Pacific Electric.
Eotuws Of the Sierra Pacific Elec-
trio Company. 81 Maine corporation OPP
Grating principally in the State Of Ne
vada. indicate "a heavy decline in op-
Grating revenue, both for che month
and year ended September 80. The
loss In gross revenue, which amounted
TO >46.438 in September, was more than
l3 per cent from the same month IN
1913; net earnings showed a decline of
over n per cent, and the surplus over
interest charges. etc, was Sl9.lO5, a
decrease of S1.09S. equal TO more than
% per cent. Gross earnings for the
twelvemonth period were S633,2o3, as
against $3.50 .S29 in the year preceding;
net revenue decreased S32.4S0. while
surplus made a decline OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Fewer Locomotive Orders.

For the nine months OF tne cur ~, e ~.
wear "The Railway Age uaIe'lu
ports a total Of SIS loeomolFv, oiq ~ -
made up as follows; January, 90 ,s sp-
ruary. 1879; March, 1917 Apni, -,
Nav. 121: June, 90; July ~ a. Aututs.
As. and September, H. IN 1910 a Wy
amber Of locomotive orders was 90, 20
the largest reported IN any year. ss
lowest number since 1901 mas pee -
rs. ~ 1sgN - 1913 there "fto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE AND ABROAD
Ranks Reducing Loans
Legality of Colt on Pool
Questioned.

d.. .ho current issue Of STho Fiuan-
chronicle" there rs printed n letter
~, William b. Wilcox. Of Wilcox,
n.,t & Hughes. che marine insurance
- IN which 10 is definitely denied
ne there have been any shipments Of
..,o 20 Germany. The letter was
.ue} forth by The publication of state
..,,s IN many quarters thet, following
c-os, Britain's assurance shat cotton
ND not be considered oontraband,
.herc had been am immediate large in
ices, i'm the amount oNn)rted from
Dis country
Mr. WillcoN says i'm his letter that
tho government war risk bureau els
sling 10 write the war risk by Amer
.es, steamers. but only 81 limited
.,,o,,t which is insufficient to cover
.,n and cargo. and. in ;roite of the
state DEPARTMENTS announcement, the
.ask IS 80 present uninsurat lie with an
i,-,rri,ers. Moreover. the difficulty of
,sne,nc any such shipment to Ger
.,snv is SO great that even the strong
h.. .t.rrcrs arc bcsitatirt. 90 under
,ake it,
Tho maximum insurance. t was
earned Yesterday. that tho. government
rreau is willing 90 give on any one
.4.p and cargo combined = only $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Bank Clearings.

Although some Increase appears in
ank c.eaungs as compared with the
fe'ious week, Aggregate premiums
,rough the banks. as reported 20 Dun s.
Review, continued msch smaller tnan
hose of the two years Immediately
rec-dirc the total last week being
a.y s2178.27t 1856, against S3,O02,9l4'-
tle POO 1918, showing ; loss Of 2E0 per
ent s. decrease Of Sal per cent la
1oVu bv the returns a. New hOih
CITY, while che falling OFT at the out
loe centres is 15.9 ir comparison with
me- previous year.
Average daily bank exchanges for
be- year arc given below for three
cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Glover Leafs Earnings Gain.

The Toledo, ST. Louis q Western cru
Railroad Company, 10 ils report iOI
sunrpius after preferred diyidcncs OF
S11S.3OG. an increase oil e'I''tl 80
,,.,tros.od p gain of S252,953, and net
49,. ,ftcr cxncnses and taxes was
si'5t5'13S. n decrease Of Sl0.267 The
cain in surplus was due TO The rednc-
tirn a. The debit balance Of other IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Railroad Reduces Deficit.

The New Orleans. Mobile G. Chicago
Railroad Company Tor the wear ended
Trrc 30. 1911, reports gross earnings
Sf - POI $40, compared with S2,49O,O3Z
a.. ,~evious year The years deieIt
efter operating expenses. taxes ana
60 charges was Sl0s.G3l, as against
4@frit in 1913 of S29s,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Panhandle Stock Subscription

The preferred and common STOCK
holders of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati;
Chicago q St. Louis Railway Of record
November IS will be entitled TO SUB
ecribe al par between December ! ana
December 6 for s.. $4,000 new pre-
ferred stock authorized last July 10 be
roid TO cover cost of Improvements.
The amount offered is equal TO 3'f
nor cent of the amount outstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Raise Price of Central Notes.

! p Morgan & Co. announced yes
i.,, maj in view of the large sales
~ SVI cw York Central notes IN the last
S o. ~ - they have advanced the sell
rev 80 80 Of The April maturity 10
n dos p nrd interest No change in the
90 of the October maturity has
hen made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
HOGS
Receipts ESQ bad. all consigned TO slaughter
crs. Feeling nOullAuy steady.

Kansas Ci,y. No. HOS Re'.Ip, :, so99:
ztesdy. oula s. % 5. hesT' ?, ". - 80 ~
" ~, pis. s. a5ess H. CATT1E-Receiprs. 900.
siesdt. prime tel steers. tlogtil. dressed beet
$50 southern g. 50dS -. cons. 50 l5d
= -G- heifel4 81 500 50 30. atocaers aud feeicrs
:. b rs. bulls - 25o 81 70 ,al's 80 59a tlo ~
SHTEP- Receipts. 1000. stead, lambs SN@ss -
S. asf. moo. ,,.,. .,a.
..- 10 choice. 5as1: stays. 81 5ee$e =. CAT
ffLE-R Receipts. 4Cn. steady sfcers >as T.,
caIge- s.oa45. Si!Lk'-heeciy.i e'v' hteai' --'1''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
r. I. Bonds from Holland.

The bonds of the Chicago 6Ro oh ISL Isl.
and s Pacific Railroad C SI Sd,se
amounting 10 S7.0OO'OoO' ,Wnlch ma a.
been deposited in HOLLAND, unoer , ,ne
plan proposed by Che wallace pi 80,
live committee D. D. UNDERSTOOD az ~,
or "a steamer cu I0p'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
CLEARING HOUSE
LOANS REDUCED
Surplus Improved by Almost
S1,000,000-Cash Gain of
More than Sl.500,000.

The Clearing House statement OF the
average condition Of the banks FOR the
week showed an increase in cash Of
- ,6SS.0OO There was an increase Of
5000 800 in surplus reserve, 90 Sl5,9l4,-
500. Loans decreased S12,5i9,oO0 and
deposits increased $5,3G4,O00. No Sac
ual" statement was made public.
AVERAGE STATEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
CASH QUOTATIONS..

iron. IS. so $3.50 Coffee. No Rio. 90,
Iron, y. SO "a Is slsar fur gran 90
Iron. J. No / % % Mo'ass.s. ok. ID q,
Steel rails. le5 Reef FAMILY. s14se
Wheat 80 red $50, TaIIGu. sr.,iaI ~
corn. so DID, ysl 80 'Fo.t. ness. 20 %
oats. stand VIII ia Hnv4 lr 100 r. I=s
Flour. Aipis p. go Lard. md Wa. q 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

Tor all ios containing good proportion 81 such Of
,stong pee. trosh ssihsred sIifa me dozen ., e
if@ soc. refrigerator. special msrks. fancy charges
paid. z0c. nrts 2ih@25bc; sscond.. Esa &C.
hennery white. iancy lane. new laid, 1000.
gathered. ~ ~ 'iIe and quality, goo soc. hnnnep
browns 900 We: gathered and mixed. apf5tc.
nearby. fafrisofator. whites. l'8S2c.
-. FRUITS.
NtNb-Apples qlict but f'cadT. SffaWncffi's
n liEht supply. Cranherries plenty aud weak.
vfansss AMI grapefruit a literal supply and log
A a., H.. No boL 81 i,s 9o%son iis'l 5S'
t2Si5: B.ufre Pose t1ste. Clorgsan and Beurro
d,Anloa. 90 81 SO. sheldon. s5s'i 80. puehes'
81 connon S Sos' ~ .I@sa ouiScEs
Dol. s5@i3 -. GRAPES Concord. 10 basket csse
g'?s man Ni ,i, N'i besrS,. J. 5' , ss,
,eia"ha. s@sc. white. 80 lec. BLACK. ! 10.
Niagara, 2o-lb basse goo ioc b,soy s5g ioc.
Cod. late hb. sass. early blsek. S2eN -; \ y,
.,nis 'ls!I 3 gs.rg, Dol ,ieH u; c, TIE ,Is
rar.o liro. s5sSis g; California T,Si 81 SOD 4 3
i iiSs s f 81 FL. sna D! '' Pas, ''t 81 S g
Porto Rico 75cPsg. Nasal ljca 81 20; AVOCADO
PEARs. boz, $3.50: CIIROS. bbl 7te@fi. Gas
PISEAPPLEs. rortS Rico. Rel spanish crate.
s. logs5 t.; Florida. box. 1las2 30.
NAY AND STRAW.
Mario closely cleaned ~ stock. with prices con-
si1erahiy higher o. all Uados The huIdcn.ng e.
siricious against the free movement q has b ihe
speculative demand which has developed. HAY
iafEe haled. nel'. tou, timothy, prime. 80 NJ T.
1900 20 = 70 20 :, ,f-4"e.-' ~ , as
go s..N 81. -- - - 49, NJ .,,,.1tTg
H." M ID, q, NV m'' no - ''o'''
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Is'a'o~' CUE, Duo steady asss' poiaIs ,, ,s'
rtpI..r ,.....,-,.,r.,. 81 chez. .ctTaet higher
nm trots- No. ..a.. ,uf l,rsev III ~ bag
n .Gatl 4. ~ a. AL sl -pass. virginia lsie
~rrn 49, 81 g-a Al IN .srs.f rof ..olr Jersey tbl
81 'r1ss. a,. f.L -.rs.sf. so-fhrrri bh 81 5NaS9.
oN,oN1 .i.. .,,,, -rrs,f' Ia. ,si.os ~ red
iac -rrl ii. ana, Cpof,t.l drum sIdgr.
az - 49,, e.. ..-... --- a. ri. ,'aarlc.fa-. 81
al 81 vl.,Is -, tst tf t.' (. n. rr,.u. 81
,rT pRf-SSrTS .rtpI rs rt glgr:.
.ttr- ffn tt..rb.. g, -r.ss-. tri Strxl ~.
~. FL. Ur,-aa,ed p. tst. y s.H.fl. sIasI n.
iI.ERT Dozen tuiraos l0.r.-c. $3.50. -tc.rSl %
CARRIAGES dom,.lt. or. srafs. Dan..A slcd'
s-rU.. r.L 81 rUnkz. CtIIt. LOWERS. Long
lt.ad rfou co., hr.. 81 Lose .; I0lr gag. .pcT
ID col. rt.fa o-sf. -...as.. tt'gI NBtlsS FONDA.
81. 2 l 81 III. Bo.taY boflouss. 80 Z ,.0.f.. flc
nsf. N, trr 81 -Ngsl -H- Lang 4 ari l0t-
.oile. 40 Z o0.lt. GocaN EGGPLANT. Jcr,eg.
h. 49,. ID f4'tl - i.|.i'-
y ~ IT. g. lac a-t .' 49, ~ a -
49, 'A' '-..,si a. M, PrtNs
800 ' ~ r.. 80 -o.., 81 q-.
reg 9'l lS-h is.uhe lsN .i nNs 49,
al.tf. i.4' ~ ?. - .' a. IN.
~ r"N'-i i' aa,. "a. E s.q,s n.
ri' - tt,,i,-. 'i ~ - 81 .-aSL. Hu-h,l
tfgS.. .tfril.. .if 81 20. -,,vsr th. 81
81 '- --.. pt-,rpkINS I'M aftc.
uoAtfNt. t.r roc5sf. RApISHEs 100 punches
-..sa,f. ~OT. ASH M G0a5sc: Florida white.
.ro,fA roFS r.srie H.. racssl 70: California
- % o.. - ID. .g1gl' rrT-RNlpS
80. - 20. ta.s -. WATIE
,RtSs ioe tpchs- si4si,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
EXPORTS.

W h''t, bush. $50 FlouI. -tri.
lfai-, bush. 10 D lour. hblr..... 40
Hl'D'- a. Dag ~ Oatmeal pkg
oiloahc. n.... 3-s.1 Pork. IIls...... .e
Lara, d. 49, so Bacon. u...... ID. -rg
'"t % uli IT.. 100 iall oil. gltis... .f- 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
SEED PRICES

frI. unln. Sol. -CLOVER,k fii.- Puus
.i.n So a0 December 81 % Nsrch. 81 60. AI-ihi
IS, p. TIMOTHY puu.. cs.H s. ID peocmbs
Nsul secs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
SHEEP AND LAM lbs.

Rffclpf- r-12 head. car, on asc Mslse.
a.rops sheep tewesl sold a. 81 500 50 per Joe lo;
lamb IS .saSg - Dressed mutton. 9lE6 i-c per
Do. country dressed dollhouse LANDS sf@eS p't
sale Newton s Co. rs Va lambs. - Id ave-
az. 81 ., per 100 io, 'o - - -''' o. . 90
i sheen 50. 81. 20. .a. g 20.
s. sanders 223 tate lamb. % ib, y -. 10
H. - i2ie: 1856. 49,. s.. -i sheep pr. - ~. - --
To0r a shannon. az -fatc lambs ~ ID. 81 u.
Kern. C1um.ss sion Co. - a.a'c lambs. a. ~ %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NaN l0rE. November e. 1915
BUTTER.

Realm. al. nhx The shortage NJ high grade
fr..h rrearlerg was rol relieved and Pie market
M. very strong for qualitia suitable 90 III best
Trade Cr-am-rV extra, lt- scurel. elc, higher.
sri-c. rrsts 500 So. secolQs. -te -tfr. creanfrs
fsId eIfrss 100 srofel a-u y r.. higher, 3d. {.
.-.f. BOA sd f.. scepfds goa lsi -. state datJ.
-re-r g.rfsr. g1od lg prime. ->m Bic. rrccCs.
srrra- sa -as. nrsf-. -s4 -fiar. Imitation
t-reaa.e-r lI,.a. I1o-filr
CHEESE.
rr.-ir. $50 boxes flsrsst cuiff. Ef.. d GONE
.. a.r.lif accumulation % This ut.rs fresh state
.H,..e. r0s r o1lillr 4IaIt STATE. .-4.e u.ila
.r..l ...1r-l. .l.rill.. -r Hnl'r
-.IorsI ,r-.a.t if-. l4Aalf.t.. Yiir. if.i
lr.. ca'-c. fla lliar. WAeuasIr. whole l.il-.
In. r. daiir. lih elf.c fsfs. il.. twin. Ii-
1... Nolrr Ar~rrss. llo lob. state. aArl..
lriI sr-cial.. lla 1890, fresh. is. i-.--
t66s.
Receipts. t.tsl case 1f HefA close viii coi. D.
tfr'rti .1tffsse 81 new lsit r- end nompt cato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
- 10 IH
gEEyES.

BEEvES.
Recent. 80 head. including ears iof tls
rs-tef Feeling nrm. Fair N good heeses sold az
a. r-.. So tar loo b dressed beet iuli steady at
In. r. l-ilr Ter De- for common te PRIME native
-Ifc.. hiuds and rrs Ii9 lSC. clucta and plate
I4al4iac. ,re
Recllr,e 70 icld. f,e. Is lLm. ordinary -, 70
rtise. s.. dressed calves, S.. City dressed 'esls
Ifr1,iqt per 10. country dressed ll9lJc, skinned
I6l..s 10 dressed grds-cr.. ga lie.
Scion Commission Co. 10 yeals lt9 ID
average SIS per 100 Do. D. 80 lD, 50, ied CALI
$50 Do. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
coTTOnstID OIL.

Ills recent anilsc nuIiNa dppdteILI eliminated a
large part of ihc short Interest and reduced the
bu.ins power When longs attempted 90 tasc
rrort tIry ,rurd l'le demand. and price declined
Sharply rIosls Do -l o. paints Dec lover. LgcA
contract prices
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
FURNISHED HOUSES

bedroom house, excellently furnish
ed. in Manoa on car line; available
Apr. LIST. Apply ID. II, Gilmore, at
c., Brewer G Co. =
5750-6t. -. f.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
NEW BOOMING HOUSE

The new r. r. mosquito proof
roomlng house. 3S7-3ss,s91 s. King
st. next to railway station; hot and
cold water shower baths, reading
room, library and roof garden. COM
Portable home for the enlisted men
Of the army and navy. Popular
prices. Soliciting your patronage.
Tel. 4713. Open day and night. j.
w. Weinberg, manager.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14

A French professor claims to have
discovered parasite which is the
cause of cancer. It lives in stagnaEt
water, and when ii enters the body
excftes the cells into the making Of
growths
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
DOCTORS DIRECTORY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

KAIMUKI SPECIALS.
o. Lot 75x300, Ocean View, city wa.
ter, $3.50: $50. cash and $40 per
month.
p Lot 75x150 cleared, water, gas,
only 2 blocks from school. $3.50.
GU Choice building site, Sth Ave.
200xt50 corner, $1100.
"a 5.room modern bungalow, lot
50x75, $1700.
CECIL WHITAKER.
kaimuh Specialist
Office: End Of Waialae car line.
Telephone 4071
5747-6t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14

Ycu 70 come TO Hawaii Novelty Co.,
oe Hotel St., for wigs, masks, tricks
and mechanical toys for the Holt
. days. 57os-u.
PUBLIC 70 know FlEPERss Express
Co Prompt service. Ring up 1916.
662e-tf