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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-09

office Of the Constructing Quarter
master. HonoluIu, 7. II. Sealed pro-
posals viii be received here until II
a. m, january 4, 1916, and then open
ed. for furnishing labor and materials
in the construction Of IS frame build
ings at Fort De Rnssy, T. II. Plans
ard specifications on application.
633S-Dec. 8, Z. 8, Q, Jan. 2, 3.
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Silent hotel rooms, clean, cheap, con-
venient; running water IN eacni Dy
the day or special rates BY the
month. Joseph Fernandez. proprie-
tor: hotel Waikiki Of Fort former
" known as the Arlington.
633E1m
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Libraries in the United States and
Canada received 1855, 001, 81 in gifts
and requests during 1914. Carnegie
contributed s1,778,I95 of this sum. ;
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Board of Harbor Commissioners
until 2 o'clock p. m, OF Monday, Jan.
uary 8, 1916, for Sugar Handling Ma.
chinery on Job No. H. G. 88-M, for
Sugar Conveying System, Kuhio
Wharf, Hilo, Hawaii
Plans, specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file in the
office of the Board of Harbor Com
missioners, Capitol building. Honolulu
and with Mr.. w. r. Hobby. Hilo, Fla
wall
The Board of Harbor Commission
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
(Signed) A. G. WHEELER,
Acting Chairman, Board of Harbol
Commissioners
6337-10t
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Dealers to increase their business by
selling soda from the Hon. Soda
Water Wks. Chas. e. Frasher, Mgr.
6106-1yr
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NOTICE

/ will not be responsible for any
bills contracted in my name without
my written consent.
SAMUEL RAMSAY.
6339-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Wanted Representative to sell agri-
cultural implements, engines and all
kinds of ranch supplies in the Ha-
waiian islands, for Los Angeles
wholesale house. Address lock box
1921, Main Postoffice, Los Angeles,
California, U. S. A. 6S22-1m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-09

A $4,000 fire of unknown origin
quilted the Arlington hotel building,
a four story brick and wooden struc-
ture in the business district of Hayer'
hill, Mass.
More than 5000 bales of cotton were
destroyed by fire at the plant of the
Interstate Compress Co., at fAltus,
Okla. The loss is, about 100000.
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GOO ooOO o 5000
%AAfF$B8
EoR RENT

Furnished OF unfurnished cottage. 3
bedrooms. mosquito proof: Punahou
Extension; furnished. $50; unfurn-
ished. $50. Phone 1916. 6s27-1m
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wHA.1In 4 no
wEMV1@ET0
WANTED

Everyone with anything for sale to
PLAY Safe" Considering the fac
tors Of sales, success in planning
an ad is more satisfactory than
knowing how it happened" after
wards. Star-Bulletin Want Ads
Bring Home the Bacon" every
time. 53ss-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-09

11-room house and garage at 1547 M.
uanu ave; possession given Nov. I.
Apply office Cecil Brown. s5o1-lm
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-09

Two-bedroom cottage, furnished; no
children. 81 Young, near Kapio-
lani St eS25.tf
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SITUATION WANTED

Stenographer and bookkeeper wants
position; best reference and expe-
rience. Address l.. G. jerks, Y. M.
G. A., city. 6S40-6t
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0O0 00OO o 5000
WAtfEal!19
CONTRACTOR.

United Construction Co., 6 Beretania
st; phone 505S; building. concrete
work and lot clearing. 6234-tf'
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Building, cement work, painting,
plumbing, etc. Aloha Bldg. Co.. 1864
King st. phone 1876. NJ. X. Geto,
Manager. 6o5S-1yr.
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On Tai Lee, 1880 Nuuanu, opp. Ye
Liberty; dresses, waists, skirts, etc,
made to order and already made.
6334-3m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
WEST POINT MOVES.
several Small Industries In sight. and
I.nrEer Ones lIending Tint Why.

NEST POINT VA. March G.-Thcrc
are many good things coming this way
along industrial and devclopmcntal
lines. The Citizens Ice and Coal Com
panN. backed by baltimore and local
capital IL one of The latest TO show up
and apply for charter. The charter
has been granted. and it is understood
the new company will commence bust
ness here in the early spring.
Prominent business men Of King VII
liam ANA New Kent counties have or
rauizcd the COMPANY which is to cs-
tah,ish Il ferry on the Iamunkcy River.
some six miles from West Point The
ferry will be put in operation about the
first Of April.
II is reported. and the report seems to
lie Of a very reliable kind, that West
Point is soon to have an overall factory
in full operation. In this case. too
Baltimore capital is said 10 be largely
Interested. ana il is said that At the
beginning the factory Will employ
about twenty women. and the force
Will be enlarged from time to time as
the business will Justify.
The above mentioned are just some
of the small Industries that are TO h.
started up at an early date. Larger
ones are said TO be IL the minds OF the
real West Point hustlcrs 1t is said
that the old Dominion Industrial Cor
poration and the West Point Develop
ment Company have several good thing
up their sleeve that are sooner or late,
TO he announced. and the West Point
Chamber OF Commerce is negotiating
with new industries that are expected
to locate in This good Gown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

try to save 2J cents while we spend
80 may have something TO do with the
difficulty. we know that we should
be putting such Il per cent or our in
come into 4 house. such Il per cent into
insurance. such per cent into say
inRs account and so on with all the per
cents there are. But without doubt
there are easier and plcasanter ways of
diSpos!ng Of our income. and there is, as
matter of fact, an easier and pleasant
or way to save. II IL reasonable to sup
pose that the hest Way to save money
is not to spend II. IL is also agreed
that the money wc do not spend is
saved. 1t follows, therefore. that %ou
can save any amount in any time. by
just not spending II. You consider buy
ing Il house. You may consider any
sort OF house. the more expensive the
better. You do not buy Il and thus
save several thousand dollars. The same
principle may be applied to yachts or
airship or any other thing YOU do not
want to buy. The possibilities OF t.c
scheme are endless You can just sit
down and save all the money YOU can
think OF, more than you ever had or
ever thought of having. Then YOU can
spend what YOU have with a clear CON
science. There is nothing particularly
original about this method 1t is. in
fact, the way - great many people save
their money all the time. and III" only
way they have ever tried.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

harding The for.s 81 the Dsrdarel,es the
,;nportinY countries haze attempted u
c-"sie the impression in North America
that the Russian wheat VIII soon comm"n""
." moe to countries now IL reed OF It,
HrcOmhall. who i "onSldercd tn" best
foreign authority, SAYS that II VII l."
some slime before the wheat now held IN
Russia can possibv he placed the
tors and headed for tho importing nations
and that IL VIII take some tim. to land IL
m the nations making the purchases Of this
grain. Exporters have secured the init.
States and Canada Tor wh-at.'and the eS-
port transactions have been retarded by the
smaller offerings.
II Is generally believed that the amount
~ wheat In The hands OF farmers Of Tho
tniied states Ia even smaller than some OF
III" estimates s-nt broadcast The actual
stocks on the farms reported hv the gov
Ernmcnt viii u" made public Monday
Tn" export trkiuEs to-day At .he cabnari
were reported q. li1n. dSrh bushels in all po-
siti"ns ari the sales at Chicago We're only
ct.'~o Dusfels of hard winter wheat for eS-
l-ori.
'rh. local 1p.culat:v. crowd in corn and
cots favored the hull sid Of ,he market
and. GENERALLY sp"akirG. th+v we're lcng
those grains At the close today. Cash sales
OF corn were 3,.'Jl bushels and az oats to5. =
30 bushels. VIM 90" and 1900 bushels
Provisions gained In price in sympathy
With IN" advance I'm the grain markets
coupled with the higher prices for hogs at
the yards. Shorts were buyers OF pork and
longs added 20 their lines. The selling was
led by tho smaller packers in the way Of
securing profits. There hotter cash
trade IN meats. but lard quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
GREAT DANGER IN SHORT
SIDE OF MAY WHEAT
u Conflict Abroad Continues Another Month
ar Two. Brars Are Likely Ia BE
Isn,lly Piuchrd.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO, March f.--There - great danger
on tn" short side Of MAY whcat-provided
,he conflict abroad coptirue~ for another
month or two; Ii is k'lievci AT Chicago
that the holdings OF May wheat IN mis-
market are concentrated and shat with
tn" stocks or that grain down 10 bedrock;
AMI n" possibility OF escape for the shorts
va the delivery route" the pit will he
the only place wEer" they r:layt even tp their
positions unless they able TO make pri.
vate settlements with tho longs The weak
kncci longs In MAY wheat have been driven
out by tn" most s"rsa tional price reccssions
s"cn In the Chicago pit in four years These
1irire losses have been more of sensation
imam otherwise because Of the fac, tina,
Will" the May and July futures were on
Tho tohocgan and sliding downward swift
~. Tho cash article held up In prize anu
commended fancy premiums over the May.
In the event u possihl. falling off in
th" demand Cor cash wheat. the futures are
not likely u sell much lower until after
the new winter wheat crop in this country is
assured ard the hum OF the reaper Is heard
III the Far southwest Conditions abroad
are not favorable many believe them
to bn. in come of the countries AT war
rs we'll as In some AZ peace the acreage.
seeded to grain has not been as liberal rs
foreigners are trying to make persons be-
love Ever since the allies have heen bonn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
RICHMOND NOTES.
vs. onr-Timr Citizen Sees Greater
Observation-Disclosures Mnn Talks.

This is FROM III" birmingham Age-
Herald:
Aithoueh Hichmomd's growth has not
hecn puit" 50 rapid as that OF som. of
thc Younger cities. it has almost
doubled In population since 1890" sat,l
a member OF Eirmimgham's virginia
colony.
IL has now about 100. 900 inhabitants
us business has Increased enornoi,s!v
sue" lived there. and all the improve
hl'its both in the business and rcSidau-
,lal districts have been very handsome
IN" Federal building. OF solid granite
erected before tn" war At a cost Of sew
erai HUNDRED thousand dollars. was re-
Gently extended AT a cost Of something
IKE Sl.0"o"oo. II is ono Of the most i'm
posing Federal buildings In the country
ana Yet understanding its large di-
mehsionS. th"r" is now AN active move
ment on foot 10 induce the government
Z" spend another larg. sum in extend
n% tn" building. In other words. ii Is
OF large enough for present needs
In the eighties Richmond built n
new city Hall ut cost of $l.150. 900 II
was thought IT the time that il would
he ample for sixty or seventy years to
come. hut already a design. has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Brahinlns of India. At all events. just
now. the Idea that meat eating causes
appendicitis Is prevalent. ard even
thos" that ala not believe II ir.c Sci.n-
tihc investigation.
Dr. Sargent, the Harvard gymnasium
director. thinks that In form.r years
athletes ate too much meat. but he iS
not sure that they do now. He thiuks
also. that there is SUCH prevalent
belief in the connection of meat ca:-
ine and appendicitis that II may hay.
som" foundation in fact -. Newton
notes that meat is proved 10 he a cause.
az artcrio- SclcrosiS and i;gight's dis
ease
Dr. Harvey Wiley hardly thinks that
meat is charreabl. with this grave,
consequence. but he believes that a
diet in which meat predouinatcs is not
best i"r''aihletcs or for hard physical
workers OF any kind. Heat ana ererg,.
an" best supplied hv fats and the Ger
hohNdraicS. They ar. well represented
IN cereals with much butter aud rich
mix. whiIc lump sugar is one OF the
pest FOODS FOR athletes and hard work
ing men. Ills ideal diet for an athlete.
4S II" lea. coffee OF tobacco ana plenty
on bread aud cereals. whole wheat flour.
"!'"i" IidIai corn. ~" OF OatmculS. with
plenty Of good milk and ont, a vary
small percentage of meat
Dr Lynn. Of the University of mi
n"iS, declares for fats as the best food
'or muscular wOrNciS. and saws larrr
amounts OF meat are harmful I-udi-
s"St"d carbohydrates UNDERGO alcoholic
fermentation, uudigcst"d protcins do
'"lhp"S" Tor worse poisouS. throwing
all the york of removal ON tn. Ria
h'As ;" athletes should no; eat much
meat, ana should cat more Of fats and
vegetables
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
SAVING MONEY.
aNny u Once Mas and as II Now
seems fO He.

Such a fuss as we make about saving
our honey these days. II used TO lie a
simple matter We put the extra dol
lars into the mattress or the emptv
stove or the chimney OF the parlor lamp
and they stayed there until the mice ate
them or they burned up. or we look
tnem cut. Now. IN spite OF the ARRANGE
ments made for aving we find il a lifi-
cult thing. Thu real estate and insur-
ance companies and Inc banks try every
Imaginable way TO coax us to save. and
have originated several ingenious
&C. cmes to induce us 10 save whether
we want 10 or not. 'iney even show us
how we can fool oui sclvcs into /. by
sneaking a few cents out Of our Salary
Ills week and few more cents rhe
neNt week until Christmas or taXpa ling
time when they will hand us n check for
the amount we have sneaked, with in
tercsi to date. Nevertheless, with all
the modern convcnicn,es we find il dii,i-
cult &c save. The fact THAT we usually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
MEAT AND ATHLETICS.
Men Of Muscle md other Workers May
E.nt Too Much of Solids.

Or. Newton. president OF New Jor-
sey's State board OF health. holds that
meat eating was the cause of the APP
l"ndictis which afflicted Bricklcy. az
the Harvard football eleven. and laid
him off for the year. In letter TO
the Harvard Bulletin. In which he
makes this charge, he says that DIR.
LorcnZ. the famous Vienna surgeon.
said the greater prevalence of appen-
diCitis among us, compared with Euro
pcanS. was due 10 eating meat which
rendered us unduly septic and prone
TO Infection. y prominent football
trainer said that some years ago h.
confined the diet OF his players to
meat chiefly. allowing no vegetables,
and that one of the squad had nppcn-
dicitis. DIR. Sem was told by hospital
surgeons i'll Africa that they had never
seen case of appendicitis in 4 vepc-
table eating African. The same is said
to he true OF the vegetable eating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
Bank Statement,

NEW YORK. March c-The statement q.
TIA" actual condition of clearing hcus. banks
and rrus, companies shows that they holt
Si29. SO. -" reserve in Of legal re-
Gurements. This Is decreas. Of ;i.lG.,a6l
irom last week
The statement follows:
Actual condition:
Loans etc, s.3:9. 61S .6,l: increase. s3..istd.s
Reserve IN OWE vaults. S3s5.5i7.oH". Of which
sgri.011.f-tl is specie: increase. $4,000.
Reserve In Federal reserve bank. s.i.'Sj.
90. decrease. 81. fl!..n
Reserve In o;::cr Repositories. s3.S6S,"3
decrease. $4,000
Ne, demand deposits, s2,ls',s3,nn: increase.
Net time deposits sio2 $500; increane, 81
loI ".,.
Calculation. sIa.i4tH:o: decrease. 500"
Aggregate reserve SI'a0Sh0t.
t:%cess reserve s..e.0c3,7i9; decrease. '5,ls:,-
So
Summary .: state hanks and trust com
paui-s in Greater New York, rot included
in clearing -hous. statement:
loans. etc; $685. .oo: decrease 81 NH.o''.
Specie Siioll. -: decrease. SsS, SD
Legal tenders s. S,32 t-: decrease sai; To-,
Total deposits. $3.50. 80; decrease. So
800
Banks cash reserve in vault, 5000 81.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault,
sc 80. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
POORLY r>ID BUSINESS.
serving In Congress Not Very profi tn
BILE Hn>incss, hut They Like IT,. .

Tn" Manufacturers Record SAYS:
II every lawyer I'm the country ,hmj
an annual income equal To the amour,
OF money PAID annually. directly or iuI
directly, 10 the attorucyS-at -lnw NTH,
sixty third Congress, Fortunately gust
"ud"d~ the annual income OF Ia yers
would aggregate at least $3.50. csc. 900
The direct cost to tn" country. i'm none y
paid out, Of the members OF the senate
and House of REPRESENTATIVES IS more
than Si.o"".Gpo year That sum does
not include tho more than $1,000, GOD
spent for public printing and bindtn,I
representing In large measure so-callet
activities of members of the tive
Houses. II Includes salaries. mileage
payments to members clerks and otheS
p"ruuiSit"s, amounting In all to abolS
Slo,o"o each year. In the Sixty thtr}
Congress 2N9. or G6 per cent OF the AL
members Of the House OF Representa-
tN"S. and SeventE-fiv". or 20 per G
of tn" nin"tE-siX members Of the S
ate. were graduates of the law. TIL
aggregate salaries were S2.73O 600
other payments to or for them, VIII
q praCtc'ng attorney would include
his income, aggregated $40, 600. - to-
OF i3,ii0.o0o How many of the
graduates Of the law In Congress co,
have possibly earned in legitimate pr;
tice of their profession $4,000 We;
Else. why are they willing to dir.
Congressional salaries and peruuisitt
Yet President iiadley. Of Yale vi
versity. thinks there is n possibility
men starving in public life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

Richmond. Va. March :" l"i'.
Res, steers. -. ." s: medium 20 good. 6H
20 ~: c.oinno. t" fair. "a 10 g.. best heifers
CO, 10 ~: medium ia good. "a. to 81: COM
mon to fair q. To ~: best cows. 5,1 10 s:
medium 10 good. a., 10 -: common TO fair.
"a ~: host oxen. to 81: common 10
fair az 10 80. bulls. GA 20 g: calls. to ~:
dicks. Ia - cows AID calves. ~ 20 So. best
hogs. =, light -. Ia ~. sows and stays.
q, 10 ~: best sheep 81. ." ~. medium 20
good. a.: to "a. common 20 fair. 81. 20 "A;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

steady. Butter stend. ch.esa. frm. Spot
coffee nuict; RIO ~" -; Santos No. t.
Cotton.-.h oil w.v hrrner to-day, with
.;i-rlrcs, Il, lard ard In nh-"rcs Of selling
pressure. closing. 4"'3 points net higher.
!,I"s .bsa bHrrnls Tie market closed L.
regular. Spo;. c.;r"5-"": March. s."t =, 2
Aprl ..-Mf.5. Ai.l 1.tIn.pi: June ..6I'i
F.. a: .Iuiy 7a;n..,,: August. .aau73-: Sep
t.I.bcI ga :. a.: October. .i.lfI ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
RICHMOND STOCK MAREEr.
COTTON MARKETS

NV YORK. March Cotton showed in
'r"t' Ing frmnsss TO-DAY. with business NOR.
sctiv" and general than for some time mas,
The close was firm NJ net advance q; IL
~ - points. The market opened steady ~
AN advance az 20 points IN -csponse "a
relatively firm I.iv.rnonl cables and &C.,
right buying orders inspired by thn. II m
ness ot YESTERDAY. tho largo spinners tai;jn.,
t"r the week and the Continued steadiness
'd the Southern spot markets.
Demand seemed to broaden as tho mar
ket worked higher, and. in addition to GOV
rTinS. There WI" considerable buying hy
houses with Southern. Nall street ana
Active. months sold = 10 Il points ne,
nIsher IN me late trading. with July CON
tracts selling al ?.0;c. while October toucned
o,:2c. or within IS points OF the seasons
niEh record. '''
tepo!'s that steamer with cotton from
galveston TO Rotterdam had hc"n a,onn.J
~ British warships appeared 70 atirac,
Ute attention. and sentiment MS to shin
nirS conditions seemed TO be somewhat less
.spprehcnsive ''S'
Some traders predicted great increas. in
shipments OF cotton to Russia should ,ha
i,aIdaneiles he opened by the allies while
unfaNorable British trade returns as tn o. .
ports we're onset by reports that Man
orders. ~ '''"H'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

NEW YORK. March G--Tr,diny ON tho
"Hrh - the np'nirE vas active in srotS
AMI price, showed q firm tone. Riker-
rf"reman advanced Z" -, and United Cigar
>ior"9 no" sold !raCtIoually higher ~ "a.
iu1'bc Extension which n shor, tIrle arh
Inads Il sensational riSc 20 81 and subse-
Gu"1t ir0i 10 - cents was :akcr In hand
81 the start ANA forced M TO lis. com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
new YORK STOCK MARKET
LARGELY LOCAL AFFAIR
Censorship on Cables Ciamped Down,
With Mail Facilities Further
Limited.
WESTERN STORM HAS EFFECT
Effort Is Made to Depress Prices Fol
lowing CnfavorabIe Conditions,
and Quotations Are Shaded on
Light Trading-I,ond Prices Firm.
10y RRO,D,S WALL

Nfw YORK. March s.--A cIainping down
able com@ni"atom M,, Eops ard TS' , %m
encouragement; that 9 further curtaiinent In
securities. struck New Yori yus, AS a heavy
'orfn arrived from tho West. bringing IL.
IN it's wake To'iay'" stock Market. there er
,ore. was very largely local AFFAIR. and
n.s,!mist TO is. such Shs am opp"rtmn, unity pass
While trading was light AN EFFORT wa>
.had.d from fractions ali in he standard
'ssucs TO f,'l figures IN the eaupment shares
mS%" * ann5n s%nDin Ia lev
nT mum fnr 'asf' s, were ~ s.S. a. N
aud points Respectively.
l;oenl fractions were activ" and firm. In
'-rhorough -Me,'op"Iiinn preferred rising
rs"red IT L; 1hi-, Avenue declined slightly
Shn W.. .iMay, hish,"n s,ockholi-r,
,r! was .oii down by the ,,a1srs and
~ this stock SHOW I'd good support.
'niiiornia :'"tr"l"em preferred gained :
MS on The decia."tion Of regular dIvi-
Mo'o- isruc. duh ana easier cop
nat efforts Win De- mad" early n"A, week
% encourage the public Interest on The up
active bu.crs durIus the week. and som.
NJ The local naEna:cs are believed 10 favor
Bona prices ~" firm. foreign selling be
inE c1r,ai,cd by the poor cable service ana
fcrec!osed Transactions.
From Wall streets point OF y!ew. the
in-nt OF Congress or Thur,day. while neN,
IN Importance was IN" strong buying power
Industrial ccnt.rs report further improve
mcrt IN sentiment. ami gain ia actual
''"ciG-d tone OF optimism. while bank CHAR
"hccs we're more satisfactory compared with
limited IT. London. and from, Bsrin comes
me anEounc. That Quotations f"r Re
"ufitcs or their Nariaiiors not to l."
made public.
NEW YORK Maroi ; som" reaction i,on
rs,Hrday. s,rrn. uadertone ~as mnritest-d
Hf 10 days st"ck market Dealings ~-re
'nunicatior with interior points Trader.
- whole, HEa!p we're committed 10 tn"
nor; side hei ser. eseen,ions
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NJ, entire list showing h-svtms.s a the
rhe measure of ;ne demand ror Investment,
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18th some hnchwsrdness 4, Eastern ana
primarlIy reSponslhle Cor IN. large ae,rn
mansion OF bank loah..
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