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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-21
Financial Briefs

The Lehigh Valley Transit Company re.
ports operating revenue for September OF
s23i.154, an increase OF $29.S31 over Sep
tember, 1915. Net increased s515S 20 SlO2,
245. For 10 months the operating revenue
was s2046,12s, a gain of s376 46O and the
net was ss7,si6. an increase OF $1Is, 9Os.
The Bank of England reports the amount
of currency notes odtstanding/as fi22,6I3,-
1858. against f122.6O7 s92 last week The
amount OF gold held for the redemption OF
such notes remains at f2s.500. 900.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Actual and Average Loan Decline,
While Surplus Increases

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-There was a
sharp falling on in loans In both the actual
and average statements OF the condition of
the members OF the New York Clearing
actual statement loans declined sal. .9es. 900
and In the average they fell s23,sse, 900.
This falling on In loans was reflected in a
decline OF $S,06i.000 In net demand deposits
In the actual and a decrease of s22447, 600
In the average. The contraction in loans
was plainly shown in the surplus, the actual
advancing ss0.611,150 and the average
$3691,7sO.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO Oct. 21.--HoGs-Receipts. "a aoo
MaGket NJ * strong, loe higher; mixed and butcksrs
issSS .ssS So isst 70 80 pis. rs'i
Beeves. $50 a II. 40; cows and heifers 81 166
9. 30; stockers and feeders, s4,15aTT5; fsxshs
SHEEP-Receipts, 2000 Market steady M
tive and western. tT@s.25: lambs. tss58ioSj
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CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-The wheat market
was Irregular today and, after climbing
near the top prices for this movement II re-
acted and dropped below yesterdays close.
The weakness resulted from prof1t-tal<ing
and warnings OF commission houses against
overenthuslasm on the buying side because
OF the recent spectacular advances,
Excitement was reported at Buenos Ares,
where prices yesterday jumped CSC to
1h. No confirmatory advices of rain came
from Argentina, although conditions there
were unsettled. Crop news from the north
and center remained unfavorable and II
was said that the yield In the north would
be small. There is chance for improve.
ments elsewhere.
The market at Liverpool was au ct with
spot unsettled. oficial British offers for
wheat cargoes were Sd lower this morning
than they were yesterday Good worlds
shipments for the week were expected. n
larger amount going to the United King
dom.
Exports from India during the period
were estimated at 100000 bushels. nearly
all TO Great Britain Crop news from Aus
tralia was favorable.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
toady were 3S5 cars. against 1891 cars a
year ago at Winnipeg 694 cars. compared
with 1893 cars at Chicago. 81 cars, con-
trasted with 100 cars.
After opening steady. corn and oats
dropped below yesterdays close on con-
siderable selling. Trade was fairly active
The receipts of corn here today were SO
cars and o. oats 201 cars
Corn at Liverpool was strong on further
unfavorable crops reports from Argentina.
Lssaains futures ranged as follows;
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BUSINESS SMALL
ON COTTON CHANGE
Accumulation of Buying Orders
and Frosts Cause Steady
Tone

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.--Frost was re-
The tslio,sinx temesraturer we're recorded.
Birmsnghan. Meridian and Little Rock. .96i
Chattanoosa. Ok ahoina, Atlnnta. Asheville,
yicksbvrr. tei Del Rio. and Montgomery.
fyiiie. ~, san Antonio and knsusta. 20,
hsleish. as cherie;tor. ssysnnsh and
weston. 81; wiiminston. Ssi Tampa. 62.
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CASTOR. Williams wismore. regular guar-
ssss sss ssess Sss Ssssasf s'i''' November 10 70
ciEald Avenue TisIs ssnd Trust compapy
Soys9eeI .,s,o so STOCK % rseofd October "a -
pr cent on Tie psTfsrrsd stock. hsTsIis No.
sei4psr = 70 stock " record oetoA<f -
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FRESH FRUITS

Trade only moderate. but values Ren-
ger ssi :. 1ysnaiss2 .t0tsoi blush, 3s@4:
Iisssndsr' s5s6Sy n%l5Sss' %salfSss' sbo&ss.ssSS:
Twenty ounce - %; York Imperisi's : Il aS
ssS ADPss g ,h psaE1Ts and b@pSr
ssS sS.ss, sai9ss. ZEE sSs ssv ,sS HSS oSs
per ssTTts, 1Sg sO ScaHSsTiiss e.Rs ca
q y ss5 y tsss e
siE' sSSs sS.aJss ssf sIssc
fss5s New ssss sa, bsglls!f ,sp pc, ss. ssg lss
iSS ise; Nssats' orsfss' New Ssre
ec so sse plsns lhasss'Ncs'ses Ns% &c Hlafs,s
sSSa. aoossei pfuns sS0sss; srssn ssss 500
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AVERAGE
LOCAL cLEARINGsHEAyY
Big Increase in Business Of Banks
Throughout Country

clearings OF the philadelphia banks dur
ing the week ended today were much ahead
OF last week and cas- per cent greater than
year ago. The business OF banks through
out the country was heavy also. the total
ais last week and s4sso.s2s.<s4 year
ago.
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s < IIIVERPooL. oe< 2i.---s spot wheat was
~ onl unchanged today. with No /
1<<&c@u Duluth quoted ~ lbs ID. ka-
x@&I ~ ~. No. hard winter 1<s ID.
#4 <ep<ern winter l<s %. No I northern
&nf<oba lte "a. No. : northern Manitoba
~ an6 No northern Manitoba is
earn ~1g strong. with American mixed
.@< ~ <I4' 70 while Plate shose gain
~ ~ - Flour va unchanged
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I'm ANCIAL NEWS
'DJEEL COMMON NEARS HIGH MARK,
BUT DECLINES ON PROFIT-TAKING
Flood of Stock Comes Into Market After Early Advance
General Motors Sells at s25 Share-Many
New Top Prices


Heavy iodino y United Stotss Steel
share high Wheat
and snrpas Conntvs bank cearnos
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The marks! ruled n,n on, eheios, stock, win
ssa shsics sle' Nss ~ YORK sasiss'
tss' sweet essis!ssss', l;asisfh Asass' Pss lsiS
ssss,as. ss bsiassis ssS nsssa ssp nsnsss sss'
q Se Pc 40 sHss sss 92,n'9ss PSI es.''
i'75' cs66ass' aoa,sstiS ~ Ion. sl2v as. :
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. oct. 21.--The market for
coffee futures opened frm, 20 III points
higher. Trading on the call was active,
sales amounting 10 1000 bags
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Cotton Statistics

II NEW YORK Oct 21.-The statistical POSI-
oiop of cotton. as made up by Saturdays Finan-
0ial Chronicle, II follows.
This week. Last week. Last year.
supply 80. 4.so2.Tss s,s4T4si 4.ss7a7o
: lean ...,.s.t: s.Si57ss s.asa4i s7oo.eIo
6ctobsr ao...a' 4.osi.p7s s.soi.2 .2cs s.22s.s2o
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

ywHEAT---Receipts io2, ,ee8 bushels, Demand
Mss fair. but with bearlsh speculation IN the
Vest the market ruled weak and lc lower,
ia sgg spgots sc 'lsS@I ;es; No; sOg,hsTP red
No red ;9l@i 20; rejected A. il,57d leo;
, coRN-Receipts 1000 hush. Offerings were
moderate and the market ruled steady. but trade
was auiet. Quotations; Car lots for local trade
as TO cation--Wcstern No. . yellow, 81 OF %
l:OIh do, steamer yellow. 81. .Oa % .06h do
No Z yellow. N.0ldi.O5; do. No. 4 yellow,
81 OF ml.O2.
-, oeATs,Reeelpts. G4.ss7 bush. There was
little trading, but offerings were moderate and
value values ruled steady; ouotatlens; No. 2 white
white; 54@04mS No; white 52h 9b3h c.
FLOuR-Receipts 400 bbls. and 045. 2ss lbs
IN sacks. There little trading. but mill
limits were firmly ma intained. Following are the
2gg%a 2ggS%saati9Gns lon per isq lbs n w2od Winter clear.
ss@s,5o; Kansas. clear. cotton sacks, 81 p0@
90, patent. cotton sacks, ss 100 s 'O5i spring
do, favorite. brands. So 1o0S. 10: city miiis.
choice and fancy patent. S0.4O61O. rs; do. reg
uIar GRADES ,owl1ts winter. clear s79725;. do; do.
,,t RYE FL Flour ruled ,m nrm under small supplies.
at s6I5@7.5O per bbl.. as to quality.
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PROVISIONS

The market was quiet and without import mt
change. Following are the giotatio City beef
In sets, smoked and air-dried, see; western beef
n sets smoked. soc; city and western beef
&c: beef hams. s2s % 30; pork. family SEQ o.
20 5o hams. s. T; cured. loose. ish q i9c; do,
G G229 c; other hams ook sInoked. city cured, as 70
ern cured 20h c: do. boiled, boneiess s1c; pie
mic shouldeEs. s. r. cured, loose, lsh CT do
smoked. l4% c; bellies. In pickle. according TO
ssyerSse sSsrrSse loose. lThe; breakfast bacon. as to
baeoonn sme hysrass Siy cured ~ breakfast
fined. tierees, i7c do. DO do tubs lie: lard
pure city. kettle rendered in tubs ITc - 'N
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POULTRY

LIvE-The market was .quIet but steady
under moderate offerings. Following are the
quotations Fowls r. 70 sysli.y, ls02oc
to quality. ia@20c White Leghorns. according
e aundys is@iss d9Ski as 20 size asd ggal.
pisson,s 2ld per pair. 2s@ssei do young, per
DREssED-Tns market ruled firm under liEht.
offerings and fair demand for 1eHirable stock Z
Quota lions; Fresh killed. dry-packed fowls ~ 10
box. dry picked. fancy selscted 2le; do. weighing
AZ 05 lhs apiece, 2fc; do. Weighing lbs
sgla ssggllasee cay DO; Tsishing ss lbs; apiece,
in bbs,, icc-packed. fancy, dry.pieled Weighing
4@5 lbs; and over spiece. 23itei do, smaller
sizes 100 W2Sc; old roosters. dry-picked, lie.
roasting chiekens Mssstern. weighing lbs. and
22@23e; broilng chiclens, western weighing 3
se @t 4, Ies per pair 24%S2sei ehSskens a weishnE
si0eee; broilers; Jersey fspey. so0sec; 90.
SOC do. do. smaller sizes. 20 q 21c. ducks near
BY syp9rilspEs 2s@2sc; SQUADS. whitss, weigh
90, edio iss p.r doss 81 ;ss GSSo do. DO DO. DO
lbs. per doz. tfg4ah; do, do do. lbs. per
do1. isJ59 400 dark s2.So9s so small si ana ana
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER--The market ruled firm under light
receipts. hut Wholesale trade, as usual on the
the quotations; Western sod-packed cream
cry; cry; fancy SPECIALS. 3sc; extra 3d a SIC; extra
s3h nearby prints. fancy. ssc: average extra
d1Q3sc, Hrsts, SOc: seconds. 80 az 3hci Epecla 4
fancy brands OF prints jobhnE at 42ml5c
EGGS-The market for fine fresh eggs ruled
Of this dsseription Quotations: In free cases.
$i0.5e per standard case: nearby current re-
ceipts, slO 20 per case: western extra. 3sc
5000 per case Refrigerator eggs. extra. SO. as
sse5assss psr case sansed % oaa. asse n,na ssS9nds
42Geilc per dozen. "
cHEEsE--The market ruled steady under
moderate offerings and light demand. Follow
ing are the quotations: New York. full cream
2lc; do. part skins. II % lnc. - -
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s5.ooo,oOO More in Gold Brought From Canada

NEW YORK 2iGod
the p
o.
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BAR SILVER

Bar silver IN London today was quoted
81 3z&d unchanged
Commefc Al bar silver was Quotsd In New
York a sf4e. unchanged.
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aav- CITY OF HOMES HAS nokEx
hand Tor nrst mortssFss Ihs ee
est for each 1900 narrowed - o. Z
sSsissa @ s"a % ss''Ssi pfs%isn. Gan fs1 lssa s'p
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REFINED SUGARS

The market ruled very firm, and the Pennsyl-
vanla sugar Company further advanced list
same basis. Renners' list prices; Extra fine
granulated, I.5Oc; powdered, 7.G0c: confectlon-
ers A, 7.4Oc; soft Grades g. III on Sbc
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DrvsDESs,~

Philadelphia. October ~, t-[<1 ~
q siskt psr cont ts%l free of ~
~ JOSEPH WAYNE. 5r.. Pssslz-e
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LEoAL ApyEnrIsEMENTs

e1zs NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ an application VII be made 20 ne ,so o9. :o>
dsv OF October, 1915, BY Thomas Jannef, tss.r
", Burrough and Mai G. Brodhesa. unesbp b..,- ~
syiysnia entitled IAN act TO provide foL "
Incorporation and regulation q certain c.sps, 'ss
ments thereto, for the charter of an inie'''z*
ssrpoTstloe e be sss sss yssssy hssrsf, h%ssareaf,s,s
and tan hides and leather and speei.nie. n
leather e d5sl - ne ssms ~ ,ssss ss ,ss por5ss
10 have and possess and enjoy. al ~ 49,
benefits and prisileEes OF the said act OF As@+~
'' '"1 ~ JOHN q. JOHNSON. solieiier.
1885 Land Title buiI4n
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Total sales. sl..5oo. compared with $4,000
sSSb.2OO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-21

n ;s; ;:';; AZ; :.::,:'s .;si sis
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NEW YORK. ost 2i.--BUTTER- Receipts
r14I. Market ste<dier. with buying somoxhst
heaylrI. Ee enense .c1 avefaiions "''
sse sf sstS Ms.ss sssh
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WHEAT ENDS LOWER
AFTER GOING HIGH
Profit-Taking Brings Reaction
and Warning Against Over
enthusiasm Helps Bears =,
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
CHicAS0. Oct. el.TThe weather fore
lures sunday.
temperature
Wlsconsin-Partiy cloudy and continued
eoId saturdayi sunday. probably fair, rising
temperature.
Mlnnesota-.Fair and warmer SATURDAY,
sunday. partly cloudy. possibly unsettled,
North Dakota-PartIy cloudy. warmer,
colder sunday.
south Dakota-Falr and warmer satur-
day. sunday. probably fair. colder north
Nsbraska-FaIr, warmer Saturday and
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RATES FOR MONEY


Bank eleeslnss tqdsy, eemp.red win cor
:|'|:'! Il .'''l'I ,l:||!|Il' lR|'Ill;
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NO MATSON BOAT
TO Come HERE
THIS WEEK

Gable adyices to Castle e. Cooke s
shipping department say the T. X. X
steamer Shinyo Maru left Yokohama
Saturday with 70 Filipinos for Honolu.
H. Cargo for this port was not stated.
Another message. from San Francisco,
says the i. X X. steamer Tenyo Ma
ru left the coast Saturday for Homo
lulu and the Orient and has room for
200 steerage out from this port, many
more than are booked.
Not a Matson steamer will come to
Honolulu this week The Enterprise
is on her way to Hilo from San Fran
cisco. The Lurline would have arriv-
ed tomorrow morning, but is in dry
dock being repaired and will not
steam from San Francisco again until
December ).
The next Matson passenger boat for
San Francisco is the Matsonia. to
leave from Pier 10 at 10 a. m Wed
nesday She will take 125 cabin and
% steerage passengers. Freight out
will include 1000 tons Of sugar from
plantations on Hawaii 1000 tens of
molasses, 1902 cases of canned
pines. 1900 punches of bananas ana
about 500 tons of miscellaneous
freight She will take the next mail
for the mainland Among the Homo
lulans booked to leave on the Matso-
MIA are ]. Jorgensen,, Attorney Clar-
ence II. Olson. Miss Rosamond Swan
~, Mr.. and Mrs Fred ID. Lowrey and
family.
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RUDDER TROUBLE
IS DELAYING
HILONIAN

At least four and possibly five days
delay hi leaving here for Port Allen,
Kahului and San Francisco have re-
suited from the shifting at sea of the
Matson steamer IIilonians rudder.
This morning Castle & Cooke. the
local Matson agency, made applica-
ticn 20 Theo. II. Davies & Company's
insurance department, the local
Lloyds' agency, for a survey w. G..
Singlehurst. manager of the depart
ment, later today appointed r. Renton
Hind and j. S. Muirhead as survey
ors. They began the survey this aft
ernoon. II is necessary because OF
the Insurance
The Tudder post broke about
third of the way down from the top
said Hind at noon 1T was removed
and taken Sunday morning to the Ho-
nolulu Iron Works shops, where tenn
porary repairs are being made which
will allow the Hilonian TO proceed to
San Francisco, where il IS expected
to make permanent repIr5."
The cause of the accident is I'M
known Repairs to the rudder post
should be completed, according TO
Hind, either late Thursday or early
Friday morning The Hilonian was
to have left last night for Port Allen
The break was not discovered until
Saturday. when someone motto Il ii as
the freighter's stern rose out Of the
water because of cargo discharge, ex-
posing the rudder, which was split
across and held only by scrap of
metal. The rudder was unsh!pped I'M
der the direction of Alex LYLE of the
Inter-Island drydock. The broken sec
ton did not carry away. for won
der Had it done so the steamer
might have become unmanageahle
Because permanent repairs have to
be made at San Francisco the HilC
Man may be set back on her schedule
two weeks or more, making the con-
gestion now very acute with the Lur-
line "on the shelf much worse, nc the I
Lurline will not go back until De
cember 5.
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sore Eyes, Granalated Eyelids, Eye.

iuhamed by exposure - sun. Dust aud Wtad
quickly relieved bY Murine Eye Remedy. No
stnaTiing, just Rye Comfort. AT yOar Druggists
OF 10y mail, arc per Bottle. For Book 81 the
Eye free, ask Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chiea 80.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per Oceanic steamer Ventura, this
morning, from San Francisco: For
Honoluiu-Miss Jean Adams. a. S.
Baker, wife and child; Miss Helen
Bechtell, John Belger, Mrs. r. Ben.
nett and child, X V Brock, Mrs. J.
+. Delaney and three children, G. II.
Earnsworth and wife, W. LAM, Mrs.
r Locher, H. l-owrey and wife, Capt.
c. E. Lucas, v. Lypps, F. Peacock,
Miss NJ Peacock, Miss V Pierce, r.
w Robinson. Dr. Nj. Saleeby. wife and
child, Mrs. z. H. Smith. F. N. Smith,
Miss L. o. Teeter, c. Van Etten, Bro.
VIM. y Dapper. Miss NJ; Richards.
Miss r. ,3rahaw, &. T. Eadley. NJ c.
PicadeT2. Il. Sugasa1a. i-G1 Kan Il
8 On ana S.. Surasawa.
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MFRCANJIF f ....- ."Rid Asked
Alexander (. Baldwin 2755 go
G Brewer & Co ~ r. 4G5 =:
STGAR-.. .... .. "." .-.."'
Eva Plantation 70 ~. ~.
Hoikn Snqar-f;o ~, : r.. =. =
Hawaiian Acr~ co ........ 49,. =,
Hawaiian c & s Co ia. ~ .
Hawaiian smear 20. II
Honollaa sugar c.. -. lis. ~.13f,
TIcno,nu Sngor 70. .... AZ =
hutchinson s plant 90 -.
Kahnkn plantation ca. ~.. -.
,Kekaha sugar. 60 ..-..... .-...
Koloa sugar 20. -. -, ....... .....:
McRrvda Sllyar CO. I "a y 12ls
Oahu Sugar Co. .,......... 3tL sra,
1laa Snoar 20 "a 15It 155t
Onomea sugar % ~. 542I Ak
Paanbau Snesr 20 49,. -. n.
pacific SIigoI. Mil, -. 20
paia plantation 70 .'-,:' - =. .
peneekeo sugar Ca. H..
Pioneer Min Co -. ,-.,.* AZ al,
San CarIos 1JiH ~ "a - 70
Waialua Ayr ca. - "a al
Wailuku sugar Co r.. r.. -.~.... -
INSECT ,ANEOITS- =. .~ :.
IQQau l)eVplOpt Co. I'D. ......
LIST Issue assessabIe -, ~. -:
55z Pd .E...... -..... L.
9nd Issue ,sseeeabla j
$50 Pd .:=
Haiku \ G. p Co ptd =. ~, :.
Haiku F & p Co. Com, '...*.....
Hawaii Con. nv ~, A. ST. q.
Hawaii Con nv g. =: ~ |
Hawaii Con Ry Com 2 -. :" :.
Hawaiian Electric co :. 2251a ..>..
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. 53X "a 81
Hon r g. NJ Co Ed % 2O1i
Hon. Gas Co Ltd 125.-. .. =
Hon r r e 7, ca -. 142 ..,.:'
Jnter-Island : n Co. =, 49, 2o0
Mutual Telephone Co. 1919 90
Oabu r e. Il. ~ 16n =
Pahang Rubber Co. -,.....~@. ~.
Selma !. bindings Pianta. -.
ton. Ltd Pd -. ." IN.
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Between Boards: Sales: - Nc.
Bryde, 12A; 100 Olaa. 1512; 30. %
Pioneer, 1872; $1,000 Olaa IS, 99&4 !;
go Mutual Telephone Co., 90; % Alex
ander & Baldwin, 300; 100 Hawaii
Con. Ry. Com, 81; % C. Brewer &
Co, 450. ...~.. 49,.
Session Sales: 5, ) McBryde, 1915:
10 Hon B. & NJ. Co, 20; 30 Eva,
30 Il 50, 5 Pioneer, 43A; 10 MeBryde,
121s; 10 0laa, 151z; % Waialua, &c.
l. Olaa, 15H2 10 McBryde, 1915. r
Latest sugar quotation: 96 degrees
test, $50 cents, or $1,000 per ton. H..
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SHIPPING 6WKTERFRONT News
Work to Start
On New Pier 10
Thursday A. NJ.

Work 81 tearing cut The shed of old
Pier III viii De started Thursday
morniug the contractors, \ ord Young
En2ineCr ring company said today It
Will take alaat ~ days - rip the
shed anHtt after With the Old piIing
and Str.Hgers still be yanked out 50
lbs new territorial iipr can be built
On tile i5Le 81 tie ola
De new wharf itself VilI not take
Ger fdlH months to-complefe accord
ing To tllt contractors, but because the
territory viii have to secure an APP
prcpr alton from the next legislature
TO erect a new shed over il the new
pier VIII probably not bo available for
vessels 20 discharge cargoeS or for
cargo storage before half year or
more.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Bid Asked

Monday. Nov. b.
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The z, s array transport Logan is
due off port from San Francisco at s.
O'clock this afternoon. She will dock
at Pier 10 an nour later The trans
port viii prcbaoly leave Wednesday
morning for Guam and Manila.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-13
GREAT NORTHERN
DOCKS At PIER
CAT lOA. N.
Emergency Lighting Plant Is
One of Many improvements
Made to Bio Turbiner

Inaugu-atins The 1861 win.I
tourist schedule of the Great Northern
Pacific Steamship Company, the Hill
liner Great Northern, rightly called
the Floating Palace of the Pacific.
viii dock at Pier 6 al 10 O'Clock to
morrow morning, opening her second
season in the San FranciscoI.os An.
geles-ililo- HONOLULU service,
Al O'Clock this morning the jrala-
tiai turbiner anchored off port ar lilo
with her old skipper, Captain 4. All,
man. on thn bridge She viii steam
from Hilo for Honolulu at midnight
tonight
When the Great Northern docks to-
morrow morning she will bring from
San Francisco and Los Angeles 275
first-cabin, so second and n steerage
passengers. a total OF 366 passengers.
This is III more than she arrived
with on December 2. 1915, her first
call at this port in the Hawaiian ser
vice. The liner has on this voyage
1900 tons Of cargo and l25 bags OF
mail for Honolulu
Emergency Lighting Installed
According to the San Francisco
Chronicle of November 6, copies Of
which arrived today on the Oceanic
liner Ventura, several new features
have been installed aboard the Great
Northern by Fl. A. Jackson, general
traffic manager Of the company, which
should materially add to the success
OF the schedule this season A new
auxiliary light system has been estab-
lished aboard which provides a meth
cd for the instantaneous lighting ;of
the vessel from stem 10 stern in case
OF accident. A Hawaiian orchestra
has furnished the sea voyagers plenty
OF entertainment during the trin.
Mayor James Rolph cast off the
head lines of the Great Northern az
she pulled out into the stream at San
Francisco.
The San Francisco Daily Journal OF
Commerce says the Great Northern
Pacific Steamship Company is con.
templating a permanent service be,
tween the coast and Honolulu and
on January | will decide whether
TO keep her on the run through next
spring and summer. The present
schedule calls for the liners last yoy.
age from Honolulu April 8.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-13

Why pay the government 10 per
cent penalty ION delinquent taxes ?
Take your bill to the office and paw
to-day. Payment to be made In U. S.
gold coin or certified check. Make
separate checks for Honolulu and
country districts.-Adv.