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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16

Depositors Of the German National
Bank OF Pittsburg are being paid in
full by the receiver,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16

Rate OF assessment per
front foot 49,. 60. ......... 1947
VIII. ASSESSMENTS: AUWAIo-
,LIMU- TRACT LOTS: -
. ,An/agreement has been made be.
tween the Territory of Hawaii and the
City and County OF Honolulu, of which
q copy Is on file with the Clerk, I'M
der which not to exceed 1868 will
be paid to the City and County by the
Territory out OF the 3monaYs provided
by Act .128 of the Session Laws Of
1915, to be used by the City and Coun-
" to pay the assessments which will
be made under these street improve
ment proceedings against the lots I'm
the sAuwaioiimu Tract abutting on
Lusitana street. A list of the lots en-
titled to participate In the benefit Of
this "Auwaiolimu, Fund Is attached
as Exhibit to the City and County
Engineers report on file with the
Clerk. ;. ~
Tx. FURTHER DETAILS.
The map and general plans, details,
specifications, paytA nlafs Iof esti-
mates and other data so prepared by
the Engineer, showing the area and
frontage of each parcel Of land sub
ject to assessment the location of ex.
listing curbing and the location OF the
storm sewer system, may be seen and
examined BY any person Interested at
the office of the City and County En-.
gineer In the Kapi0 lani building on the
north ccrnG pf ihg and. Alakea
streets in sid HeliDlulu at any time
during business Tours prior to the
Date fixed for the public hearing be
3 x DEFINITION. x.....
The term subject to assessment"
as herein used, relates also to lands
not subject to- direct assessment but
with respectsto which their proportion
OF cost IS to be borne by the City and
County, Including The hands entitled
Fund" =.
And notice Is farther given that by
the terms of said Resolution No. 301,
q public hearing respecting the pro-
posed improvements viii be held at
the Assembly hall OF the Board of
Supervisors C the. City and County
of Honolulu on Tuesday, the 9Th day
Of November, 1915. at the hour Of 1880
o'clock p. m, at which time and place
a full opportunitY win be given to all
persons interested to present sugges.
tons or objections to the proposed
improvements OF any part or detail
thereof. ! II
Dated, Honolulu, T. H., October Is,
1915. ~
III d. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
6296- Oct. 16, f1S, 19, 90, 81, %, %, Is.
. e.. - rs. 81.
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OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
way stations" 9:15 a. m, 1870 p. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and way
stations-t7:30 a. m, '9:15 .. m,
"11:30 a. m, "2:15 p. m, 1920 p. NJ
Sis p. m, 1880 p. M, +11:15 p: N.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua-'10: 70
a. M, +2:40 p. NJ, 800 p. M, '11:OO
p. m.
INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal
slua and Waianae-'S:36 q. m, IS: Il
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-+7:45 a. m, 1895 a. m,
*11:O2 a. M, '1:4O p. m, 1926 p. M,
"5:3l D. m, "7:3O p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from WahiaWa and
Leilehua-"9:15 a. m, t1:55 p. m,
"4:O1 D. m, "7:10 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (ony frst-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1885
a m, for Halefwa hotel; returning ar
rfves in Honolulu at 10: 10 p. m. The
Limited stops only at Pearl City and
Waianae.
'Daily. Except Sunday. tSunday only.
G. p. DENIsoN, =. c. SMITH,
Superintendent. g. q. A.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16

Moving and resetting 925 II.
rock curb. at $0.l2. .... 1II.00
New eurbing. 1000 lin. It. at
500 ..<...............:. $1,000
Storm sewer system ...... 5000
Resetting manhoIes, etc. 49,. $4,000
Total of above ........ .$3S, $50. ~;
To ascertain cost of which
the City and County shall
pay 1876 toward main thor
cnghfare. deduct as follows:
(a) Area to be paw
ed by the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit
& Land COMPANY,
1910 50. yds. at
$I8S .........&2,42350
tbB Cost OF acqnir-
ing new lands Ito
be borne. by City
and County,, 49,. 1.4S9.19
(c) Cost Of setting
new curbs Ito be
charged against
the individual
lots .. $50 $4,000
Total deductions ......$ 4,55369
Balance ...........,....$S4,2e7.5o
Add sec for engineering,
inspection, and iricidentais 2,052.45
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The French senate rejected the
wheat monopoly import bill.
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Cost Of construction of which
1eGo. shall. be borne by the =.
City and County toward. H. =
main thoroughfare ..,....ss6. 1886:
Proportion Of cost to be -.vsaas
borne by City and County IL
49, (10& toward main thor 49,
oughfare) =, :. -. n. s.s25.ss
Balance to be charged On +
q frontage basis ...... $50, 633. So
Rate Of assessment per ,
front. foot 80. . -. 1947
VIII ASSESSMENTS: ATJWAIO-
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,rAR-BULLETR GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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TO THE OWNERS, LESSEES AND
OCCUPANTS or LANDS Adult.
TING ON LUSITAHA STREET.
PROPOSED TO BE. ASSESSED
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
SAID STREET, AND OF THE
LANDS HEREIN PROPOSED TO
BE ACQUIRED FOR +, STREET
WIDENING; AND TO. ALL PER
SONS INTERESTED; GENERAL
LY: ~ 70 - =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16

NOTICE or PROPOSED IMPROVE.
MENT OF LuslTANA STREET,
IN HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII, AND OF .PueLic HEAR
ING THEREON. 4
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First quarter of the moon Oct. Is.
slime not stated in tables,
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lance Of the long chord being,
IL. 217e 81 30"-1S9.87 feet to the
center of south end Of Pauoa bridge.
Obi The frontage on the makai
side Of said street, to be assessed, Is
described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner
Of Lusitana and Alapai streets from
which q Government Street Monu.
ment on the center line of Lusitana
street and the Eva line of Aiapai
street, is by true azimhth 281e OF
1851 feet co-ordinates of said Mon.
Vment referred to Punchbowl Triangu.
lation Station being 217S.1 feet south
and S0S.5 feet west, as shown on
Grade Map No, 4. on file in the office
IF the. City and County Engineer and
running by true azirnuths.@ s'ss ."
~ /. 1867 15' 30"-189.62 feet along
new ,,makai, line of Lusitana street ;
thence on a curve to the right with q
radius of 603.7 feet, the direct aZimuth
and distance being, -
10. ,.s155o S. 00"-1f9.o feet;
> 3, .16l' "a 30"-885.63 feet along
new makai lire Of Lusitana street;
thence on a curve to the right with a
radius Of 603.7 feet, the direct All.
muth and distance being,
4. 1852 So 30"-155.S feet;
5. 176o a. 30"-So22S feet along
new makai line of Lusitana street;
s. 1889 49, co. 20.41 feet across
Kinau lane;
Z. ITO 40 00"-S15.0 feet along
property of Caroline T. R. Monte, Pc
dro Lopez Teixeira, Henry c. Brown,
and Centeio Co.. Ltd, from and of this
course a Government Survey Street
Monument at the intersection of cen.
ter lines Of Lusitana Street near
Punchbowl street is by true azimnth
274" 07'-2S.75 feet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

molben miro lid iebr gut mafer.
Iuh it's am Observation-Disclosures
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braufen INNER einiee 3eit iiir I'M,
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men befannte 9amen 3uiommen, nm
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gefraat baben, Serr Yroieiior? SoQ
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len, ben Soriis i'm 0amen.Gomite az
iibernebmen, ihone @rGfin?" fragte
glfreO init elmer tieien 0erbeugltng.
sd tperbe mid iebr ireuen,
tpenn i'd bon, Nusen iein fam" ermi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
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Sn Bern.

3wei 7amen iaBen an einem prGfti.
gen 6riiblingsmor9en in Bern aui
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bes miloen Sonneniheins mo Der
prGhtigen Iusiiht aui Stub uno
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ten ifneebeoetten @ipiel Der rieiigen
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lit Die 8rdiin Stamina 9romirsfu, Die
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mobl geeignet, Sntereiie 81 erregen.
m1breno lire Miene gntihloiienbeit
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eincn itarfen @iaen geSGbmt mar.
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mems Sonio Srolom, meld)c Dor ad)t.
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mar Damn nbsereiit. um ieine Gin.
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piehluugs6rieie. unb oieie. ionie Der
SleiB, Den lie auf lire Stuoien per.
wanote, perihaiite ibr anieben, 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

Oerte %Ssanina oiien, ra6er mo ioQen
mir uniere Seriommlungen abbol.
ten? Gs gebt bod faum an i'm Sauie
oes Eroieiiors, ba es iheint, Dob
Srau Outputs bon ihrem itrengen
Sruoer nift in oas @ebeimnib Elm.
9eDeibt moroen it,"
Sic irren iif, SrGulein-8rd.
iin!" errpioerte Der Troieiior, CLARA
mirb bodit "erirellt ieir-"
glber pieoer ihnitt 9llireb ieinern
perlegenen Sreiino oas Mort ab.
sd bab's!" riei er, .bas ifone
Gomite ioG in meiner @obnung ia.
gen; lie lit gepobnlih ben sanSet
Gag leer, benin ifl bin auf Der @e.
ionbtihoft, intb oa iie mitten in Der
Stabt liegt, 10 miro Dies allen BE.
tbeiligten angenebm lem.
{Sortiesuna foIst.l
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- Oie srOBte 9umrnbeit 1T, it9
als eeifeibt dus3useben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

Sntaa ipiiroe oos Ilell mterbrohen
baben. Ga er mubte. oab 9obisfon
naf @iraspol 5uriidgefebrt mar.
melnte err, oaB, faGs ieinem Sreunb
etfpas 5ugeitoBen mare, linn Dies &c.
nib iton su Sbren aefommen iein
miiroe; er beihloB ieooh. friib am
ndd1iten Noreen lid nit stepping,
oen gl,d)balter, 81 beratben.
Gas feline, cinidfe Sails, oas er
bepobnte, itano unmittelbar neberl
Dem gabnbof unb bas @er1uih bel
Mnfnnft ooer abgang zines ;3ilges
mar 0elitli6 borbar; aber er atytete
ieit LANCER 3eit niht mehr oaroui.
Gin lautes uno anbauernoes alopfen
an 1biire nno Seniter mefte i'm
ploelih in Der Na6t oii. Or iprang
aus Dem 8ett, 5os baitis Den Miegel
5nriid lnb iah iif Den @erfSeugen
Der oritten M~btbeilung gegeniiber.
Der Ierbaftsbefebl mlirbe porgemie.
len lipo Don aurilonitidl Der Dor.
trefiliH engliih ipraH, iiberiest. Die
Verbaftung erfolgte obne ben gering-
item Wtoeritono BON Seiten oes gna-
lanoers, oenn ais Wiooleton borte,
Dab er nah Ooeiia seianot perben
loate, beidIloB er, pollitdnoiees Gill
lhpeigen 81 beobaften, bis err erfab.
rem babe, meiien mar i'm anflage.
"geoauere lebr, Sic III bieier Ser.
lesenbeit 81 ieben," lngte aurilo-
mitif, als ser 3ug nbilbr, i'd liebe
Die G%nglanoer, cine feline Hation!"
0iele Sobreoe aber perichlte ibren
3mef, WioOleton gum Spre6en Su
bringen.
sd iob Nemgote, OILS iG Sonoon
beluhte," fubr aurilomitif tort,
yuno mar ent5iift iiber Die Siiriprge
iiir ieine 9epobner. Sd fiirfte, Sic
peroen uniere @efGngniiic 5iemlih
flGglih iinoen; aber ib babe cinigen
@iniluB ailf oen S6lieBer. unb nit
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len tbul."
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uermunoert.
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bleton, noann iino Sic Der Sf)urfe,
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8egentpart beebrt morben; glauber
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meroe, einen Sfurfen mie Sic 81 be-
itefen," ihloB er perGbtlif,.
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mar 9urilomitlh Slierit garS Der
outt. Gr iuBte iih aber uno riei
miitbeno aus: .Ionninston! ga,
ih femme ben 'engliiten Silnb, uno
weiB, Oab er in penIsen @cden aiif
ben @eg nah Sibirien iein miro.
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itieeen in ben @ugen, unO ali Stu.
rilonitih's 9efebl. muroen Mioole-
ton SanoideQen angele9t.
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0%ornington Suiammen ben lansen
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.auf cine iolfe 9anaiQe ebrliden
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mofte wiiien. oh er Die @abrbeit ge.
iproden bot. ODER Oh es MIR Erable.
rel mar Inn mid 81 ifrefen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
&abt Sbr elm 8ilc ces
81. &dtcrS i'm 0aufe?

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unieres 81. Eaters, Haph genebft XIV. Wr limb MIN In Der Gage,
Elm Seibrndtarbenbilb ais Nanbihmnd su ier binsem 9rdie ansu.
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fpenbenn, barseheat 1T.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
Money for Speculation.

Arguments for a great boom IN Wall
street rest with some people upon the
theory that the pubic, having been
away from the Street for many years
has saved a great lea OF money. Eut
the objection is made that while away
from Wall Street the public has not
necessarily ahstained from speculation.
The evidence is All TO the effect that Il
hasn't. During the past half dozen
years promoters Of all sorts OF miscel-
ldneous stock companies outside OF tho
financial district have been exceedingly
busy. There has been a succession %
booms In shares OF mine and oil COM
panies, hog ranches. fox farms and pc
can groves. The amount of money sunk
by the public In these things has been
enormous. A great part OF II has been
lost absolutely. In most OF these ven
lures the public never had a chance TO
come out even. not TO speak OF gains.
II would appear. therefore. that the pub
lie savings of the past half dozen years
or so are by no means intact. Prob
ably each generation OF spectators must
pay ton TO the irresponsible stock pro-
moter inside OF Wall Street or out. Il
is quite possible that the experience Of
the present generation OF spectators
and investors with this class OF human
activity has been an influence sendln.
them back to the street The history
Of Wall Street has not been free from
crimes against the public. but the pub
lie, IL II must speculate, is safer in
Wall Street now than II Is outside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16

with the speculative boom hanging
fire rs It did yesterday the question OF
foreign selling always hobs up again.
When prices are going up, as they did
last week. the idea OF any such thing Is
secuted. The fact Is that dribbling
foreign liquidation Is probably going on
all the time. but the actual selling is
conducted on the strong days rather
than on the weak days The great break
In sterling this week. implying as Il
does a depreciation In me price OF the
English sovereign. has been seized upon
to explain why there should be special
Liquidation from abroad at this time.
The inducement thiss supplies Is evidently
considered sufficient TO account for Eng
lish owners parting with their invest
ments. Theoretically the position In the
sterling exchange market offers n tenn
porary advantage at least. but II may be
questioned whether the advantage Is a
real one. Should the investor determine
TO profit by It and onver his American
stocks into cash to what better use would
he put his money? II the English
investor could find any more desirable
securities to put his money in than his
American holdings he would DO II with
cut the relatively small incentive sup
piled by the sterling exchange market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
4 LOpsidcd Market.

The relative dulness and heaviness
Of the standard railway shares was al
luded to somewhat pessimistiCally
There are a good many market oh
servers who have been contend'ng AL
along that the market was too lops.ded
To continue. While there were obvious
reasons for great activity and strength
in the industrial list. some participation
by the standard rails was necessary be-
fore any broad speculative movement
could get under way. During the past
few days the peculiar narrowness Of the
market has been marked. There has
been an active speculation IN a few
war stocks" in a few industrials not
directly affected by the war and in "A
group OF very low priced shares OF metal
companies. Meantime the railroad
stocks have done nothing, They have
not been weak. II Ia true, and arc evil
IDENTIFY in strong hands, hut they have
given no sign Of any tendency 10 dis
count tho better times that the country
as a whole Is supposed 20 he running
into,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
THE E MARKET.
steel Corporation Advances Plates
and shapes 10 sI,oS.

The United states Steel CORPORATION
raised It's minimum prices ON bars,
plates and shapes Yesterday to slo5 per
700 pounds, representing an advance 81
- per ton on plates ard 81 per ton on
other products The Carnegie steel Conn
pany of the United states steel Corpora
ton also moved It's minimum on bars,
plates and shapes TO 81 o., The Ma
tional Tube Company made an advance
of 81 a ton IN boiler tubes.
Export emlnd continues on n largo
scale. II was reported tho, the I'rirol
states Steel Produces Company hooked
an order for ah,o"u 'uus pi S'y,j rifi.
with France and 'hat n"-o'ia' ure ',r
more business " This kiul were uulcr
way. II Is expected that several other
European nations At war viii come into
this market for large tonnages OF steel
rails.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
Professional Advice.

Several big Stock Exchange houses
which do a grain business as well put
their customers on the long side OF
wheat this week to the discontinue OF
all concerned except the big grain spec
ulators in Chicago. who have contlnu-
ousIy gone short. In this way profits
made in the bulge in the stock market
rapidly disappeared In grain. The adj
vice seemed good enough when II was
given out. but being professional ad-
vice II was not infallible. Wheat had
Just had a IS cent break and the chances
seemed all IN favor OF there he.ng a
squirt on the long side, Arguments made
along this line convinced quite a num-
Der OF spectators In stocks that there
was easy money 10 he picked up in
wheat. Wheat dropped another six cents
thi. week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The westinshouse Move.

The movement In WESTINGHOUSE was
Of the same character as other move
ments of the kind lately In the same
stock, except that the amount OF stock
turned over within q range OF two or
three points was much larger than had
been the case previously. The market
was a closer one in other words. A
movement In a stock like this. In which
there Is always a large potential specu-
lative interest waiting to jump in when
ever an advance seems likely. hardly
needs any special argument except that
OF activity. Nevertheless. there was a
special argument yesterday. 1t was ex-
planned that II was the last day FOR the
deposit OF bonds by those who wished
to participate in the new plan. This
being the case the operation had To be
made as attractive as possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
The .'CompIimentarD Eighth"

Baruch Bros. In their market letter
refer TO the Bryan incident as follows (:
He who is devoid Of ideals Is a broken
cog IN the wheel OF progress. An ideal
list oblivious OF all else having but a
single horizon. outlined upon which alone
ia the mirage of his own cherished
Utopia indeed Is to he feared. The
ship OF State has been rocked. The
ideallst has fallen overheard and can
now loaf upon the tranquil waters of his
dreams. harmless and unframed. The
market rece led a complimentary eighth
and soon recovered. We advise conf
dence in our country. reliance upon our
great leader and above all strike IN.
yellow from your color scheme"
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THE CURB MARKET.
Firm Tone-No Vigorous Buying
of War stocks.

A firm tone prevailed in the curb deal
ings yesterday. but there was an absence
of the vigorous buying OF war stocks,
which had characterized recent sessions.
Profit taking sales resulted In mai
losses in some instances. but in the
main fractional gains were exhibited at
the close. International Mercantile Ma
rine was the most active OF the indus
trials and closed u higher. American
Zinc and Electric Boat each moved up
n point. United Cigar Stores continued
strong and sold UP to 10h.
There were a few active oil stocks,
with prices generally higher.
Grecne-Cananea was n strong spot IN
the mining group and closed 4 points
higher.
Westinghouse Electric convertible 5s
featured the bond trading and gained
II, points.
transactions In detail on the market
Yesterday we're as follows
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Live stock Market.
TUESDAY. June Is.

TUESDAY, June 10,
Receipts OF beeves were $50 head. all for
slaughter, There was no trade of impor-
tance In live cattle. Feeling was rated a
trine weak. Dressed beef was In moderate
demand at 12Tl4c, for city dressed ma
tive sides, with a little extra beef sell
Ing at lthc.
Receipts Of calves were n head. mainly
for the market. Very little doing in live
calves The feeling was rated steady. At
yesterdays decline, city dressed yeas
wer" quiet at 10 isc., with selected car.
casses selling at l6i4c., country dressed
unchanged at llGl<c.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were b,l52
head. including 10 cars for the markr'.
making with the stale stock - cars on
sale. sheep were steady, and choice handy
sheep nrm, lambs easter, but In fair d.
msnd, and most Of the stock was closed cut,
Common to choice sheep fawe-b sold at
". so ", ~ per 100 lbs. lambs AT s. II,
with $40, a more general top price: a
few yearlings and winter lambs at S. lag
1850. Dressed mutton steady at ~ N
l2lsc; dressed lambs lower at itd zoe.
Receipts Of hogs were a,st5 head. all for
slaughter. No trade in i've hoGs. The
feeling was rated weak.
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There was again some dribbl'ng SELL
ing OF Chesapeake. which sent the
price to a rev low OF 3s. Expectations
OF a passing Of the dividend tomorrow
are probably becoming more general.
But there is no complete unan'mity or
opinion as to what price the stock
should sell at as n non-dividend payer.
Some people believe It should go to the
level of Ontario and Western others
contend that the passing OF the dividend
has already been substantially dis
counted and that possibly after a tenn
porary disturbance II should not sell
much lower than the present level.