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House Business Hats While Internal Troubles Are Being Settled
MOVE T0ACCEPT RESIGNATION OF
! WOODWARD IS failure in HOUSE

terday as was reported In a morning
paper. Prior to today's meeting of the
house, Speaker Holstein declared that
Woodward Is still clerk Of the house,
and will be as long as Holstein Is
speaker, Woodward, however, re-
signed this morning. .
There is not a man In the country
Wko can do the work as well as Wood
ward" says Holstein. His removal
Will be the means OF tying up import
ant legislation from the house to the
senate, which means that il will not
60 through this session.
1.-The house removed the clerk, but
does SO through the speaker Wood
ward has not resigned and hold he
is still clerk OF the house" ii
hoIsts;n Has Backing f.
j. is noticeable that some of the
more representative members Of the
house stood behind Speaker Holstein
in his fight to prevent the Molokai
trip. The house and senate military
committee have both visited the settle,
ment and their reports should be
forthcoming within few days. a
Reports that there is move on foot
to unseat Speaker Holstein were
laughed at in the house today. Rep
resentatiye Lyman, Whom someone
mentioned as his successor, said he
knew of no fight against the speaker
and that he. was not an aspirant for
the chair. Other representatives ex-
pressed similar beliefs. However, in
other quarters II is asserted that the
move has made considerable headway.
Assistant Clerk Nicholas Hoopii to-
day said he would leave If Woodward
Is forced out
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new And BETTERPLAN FOR ending
STREAM MENACE NOW PROPOSED

A new plan to divert the stream
now emptying between the Moana
Hotel and Outrigger Club-a plan in
volying an expenditure of $4,000 or
$50, 000-was presented today to the
finance committee Of the house OF
representatives.
The new plan is declared to be
much more adequate and worka BILE
than former one to divert the stream
to the Makee Island channel, Kapio
lani park.
In explaining the plan, Engineer
Fred z. Harvey said it Is proposed to
construct wide channel through the
unreclaimed area lying waikiki of the
McCully road, beginning at Beretania
street and ending at the sea, through
the stream now flowing along the John
Ena road. The proposed stream
would cross Kalakaua avenue eva of
the Cassidy station. The construction
of two bridges would be necessary,
one over Kalakaua avenue and another
near the beach.
Into this proposed channel at Bere-
tania street would je diverted the
waters OF the Pauoa and Manoa
streams, thus relieving Kapiolani park
of the flood waters which prevail dur.
ing heavy rains. ..
The proposed channel would run
largely through government land, it
was explained. From Kalakaua ave-
me. to the beach the present, open
stream would be utilized, The chan
mel proper would be about so feet
wide and deep enough to accommo-
date at least five feet of water.
The question came up as TO whether
benefited property owners should be
assessed for the. Improvement and it
Was nafnted out that the Moana. the
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NO SERVICE FOR
SEATTLE now IS
WORD OF IENNEy
President of Agency for Matson
Line Says ALI Steamers
Needed for S. E.


Down to- the time. that the Maui
lett San Francisco, last Saturday;
April Z, no notification or identified.
tiGn OF any kind had been received
from, government or other official
sources that any Matsen steamers are
to be Communicated by the govern.
nent for war use.
+ This is the assuring news brought to
Honolulu today by E. ID. Tenney, pres
ident and general manageEof Castle &
Cooke, Ltd.., the local Matson agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney accompanied
Capt, and Mrs. William Matson on the
Alaui's initial voyage to this port.
Not Worrying Over Situation
At the time we left San Francisco
there. had not been any indication, or
suggestion whatever from the govern
ment that any vessels OF the Matson
line would be taken over by the gov
eminent because Of the war" said
Tenney. As to what may happen no
body knows but do not think we have
any reason to be very much concerned
over the situation"
Concerning the advocated resump.
ton of the Matson's Puget Sound
Hawaiian. service, which Tacoma and
Seattle both want reestablished, Ten
ney said:
Cannot Resume Seattle Run
There will not be anything CT the
kind done now. All our. tonnage is
needed to handle freight Awaiting
shipm ent at San Francisco to Homo.
lulu and We cannot spare any steamers
fer the Puget Sound run. The Hyades
is making special trip this month To
Seattle to load full cargo of box
shocks for Honolulu but beyond this
/ do not see how We can, possibly di-
vert any Of our boats to the Puget
Sound service regularly. It is all we
can do to handle San Francisco bust
hess right now.
Secretary Roth Coming
Secretary w. p. t'.Bin') Roth OF
tire Matson Navigation Company did
not expect to come here on the maiden
voyage CT the Maui, officers of the
steamer said today. He will arrive
en- the Hill liner Great Northern and
rray join the Maui at Hilo, as the new
Matson flagship is due to be there
when the Great Northern reaches the
Crescent City. II he does not he will
come on here to meet the Matson flag
ship. -. -.
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WANTS POLICEMEN TO
LIVE IN SCHOOL HOUSE

Because it will cost the two police
men sent to guard Wahiawa So a
month for a room and board, Holm
ger suggested to the board of super
visors this noCn that one of the va.
cant school houses be rented at $40 a
month, the money to be used to keep
the building in repair as it has not
been used for about six months. The
other members thought it woul1 be
setting bad example and turned it
down. ".. -..:
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RESOLUTION NO. 742.

Be II resolved by the Board of SUI
nervisors Of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory OF Hawaii. that the
sum Of Five Hundred Dollars $500. 00),
be, and the same Is hereby appropriate
ed out OF the Road Tax Special Fund
in the Treasury OF the City and County
Of Honolulu, for an account to be
known as District OF Wahiawa.
Presented by
w. LARSEN,
Supervisor.
Date OF introduction:
q Honeinlu. Hawaii, April f3, 1917.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed First Reading and
ordered to print at a meeting held by
the Board OF Supervisors on Friday,
April Is. 1917, on the following vote
of said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, Hatch, Holm
ger, Horner. Larsen, Logan. Total Z.
Noes: None.
+. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6759-April 10, IA, Is.
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CAUTION.

To Whom it May Concern:
l regret that | am compelled to call
the public's attention to man named
E. P. Cough alias Wilson. who is oh
tanning money under false pretenses
using my name without any author
fly.
For the benefit of the Honolulu peo-
pie and members of the British Club,
wish to state this man is a rank
imDoster. !
FRED HARRISON.
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FAY0RS
COMPENSATION
ACT AMENDMENTS

The judiciary committee OF the
house this afternoon was to recon-
mend the passage Of house bill So. re.
lating to workmen's compensation, as
the most comprehensive Of three SINH
lar measures before t. Slight amend
ments TO the bill were made. House
bill 81. for the repeal OF the compensa-
ton law, VIII be tabled IL the COM
Rittee's report Is adopted, as will
house bill 226 on the same subject.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13
CHINESE PLAY AT DAVIES
MEMORIAL HALL TONIGHT

A modern Chinese play will he given
this evening at the Davies :lemorial
hall. The cast is composed of group
OF Chinese boys and girls of lilo.
members Of the Chinese Sunday
school CT that city, and is Tor the
benefit of that institution The play
will start at 7:3a o'c'ock.
The members of the company have
been working hard for a long time to
perfect themselves and from all ac-
counts it will be well worth seeing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13
WANTS COMMISSION FOR
DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS

Representative Walsh introduced
bill in the house this afternoon Great
ing commission to administer the
contingent fund and to regulate the
distribution Of food supplies and the
fund for the relief Of those dependent
on National Guardsmen.
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HenoIula April 10. 1917

hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed First Reading and
ordered to print at a meeting held by
the Board OF Supervisors on Friday,
April l3, 1917. on tie following vote
of said board:
Ayes: AHA. Arnold, Hatch, Holm.
ger. Hcrner. Larsen, Logan. Total 7.
Noes: None.
Z. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy city and County Clerk.
$3.50 April 10, IA, Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13

ers, authority and discretion otherwise
granted by this chapter sunmarily
suspend all or any licenses whatso-
ever or otherwise restrict and regulate
the exercise of such license or IL
censes."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13
BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION NO. 74s.

Be it resolved by the Board of SUI
pervisors Of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, that the
sum OF Nine Hundred Dollars
l$900,00l, be. and the same Is hereby
appropriated out of all moneys in the
General Fund Of the Treasury Of the
CITY and County of Honolulu for an
account known as Collection and Dis
position OF Garbage as follows:
Per month $4,000. Three months,
$4,000. F
Presented by
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
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Roila K. Thomas. educational sec

Rolla K. Thomas, educational sec.
rotary of the Y IL. C. A., says that
he would like to receive the names Of
those who wish to enter the Officers
Reserve Corps clas3 as soon as pos.
sible, as text books OH various sub
jects must be secured from the main
land. A complete course fitting the
student for position as lieutenant or
captain will be given for So to all
members. An additional charge of 50
will be made to nonmembers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert K. Wilcox are
rejoicing in the birth of a daughter to-
cay at the Maternity home The lit
tie girl is granddaughter to Princess
Theresa wilcox Belliveau.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13

Daylight saving BY setting the clock
ahead for an hour for the entire year
was recommended by the special com
mittee on daylight saving for the Bos-
ten Chamber of Commerce.
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FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES.

New Ford in perfect condition, has not
run 1000 miles. Phone or apply to
Capt. Richardson, 32nd infantry,
Cashier. 675s-St
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Plumbing fixtures and sanitary sup
plies are needed by Valparaiso.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-13

When Your Eyes Need Care
Ty Murine Eve Remedy
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FEA{RA6
HELP WANTED.

Japanese servant girl for Kaimuki,
must sleep home. Telephone 7475.
e75s-2t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-13

3ufer. - Wlartt fttt. - Hnffis
nirtsr Gut aodf $10.O5; powberto
1884; Cubs 1855; sranuIirter
$8.75: gonfeetioner ~" 1855;
Off .a1 ss.35-s.45; tpeibtr srtra
$S.15-8.25; ertra e" $7.45 per
bunbert pfuuo.
Wotaffes. - Marlt iielis. =
gleu Crlsans Open astttl 45-65e;
Centrifugal 25-35e PET GalIpne.
Rets. Grtra fdnep Seab 61e
-7e; fanep 52-6le; iseonb 6eab
553e; asbrphener 4-4ie; Snpan 8
--5ac: Blue gfoie 5A-6c PER pfunb.
Z Dairp. prooufte.
Butter. - Mnrft rubig. preiis
feft. DhoIsmiIi erira 48e; Cen.
irali3sb srira 45Hc; Gentrnli,sb firfs
42e; isepubs 39r; Dancp Ddirp 58e;
podins Stcd 25--30c.
adfe. - Marit itftis; Dbio 25e;
glorbiptaliGsr 25-27t; g2sp BORT
27e; G9ipsissr 35-6oc; bo. Bird
2ar; Gjmbursez 25-2dc per ptnuh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-13

BIER CIR fiibrt nun aus, oaB GrgIanS
anbfeu nllr ourh arnleer bon ssaloiern
balten fonn, aber: p9orb wtorlep bat
ieIbit gu periteben gegeben, bnt nab
renb Der bengaIiiden uHriiben bic
Sifbs.Regimenter repolttrt enben
ipiir6en, ipeln nidt EN- gepiiier Sai5-
rer ieitgenpnuleh iIno fortseihtft
tporoen n1re =. 3ie inoiide arHlee
51blt 325 900 Wtann, oorlinter rs 900
gngldnoer, urn elm Bolf DON 300 Uil.
lioHen in Sdab 3u balten =. gsas
nun, iueun oieie BiertelHlillioH illoi.
i6er Sploaten nidt treu tit?"
Ger 8erfalier tiibrt baum inoiifle
3citungsitlumlen GE Die itcn oanlals
geaen oas eugIiite Sod alIlueien lIn0
crtl1rten, Dab nas tn0Iibe Golt oielbit
ourh EN- Neer pun Blit idslDinuHcrr
1piiroe", I'M iein 3iel 81 errctdDen,
Ile 8enlertllng, bic 1llr ole 9hld,'
loiigfeit, S,erDiiienloiigteit mIb aur3-'
iiddisfeit Der @r9lanoer oieIelbt ole'
qpuGtigite sInflaac elltAdlt, III am
Sflulie oes betreiienoen 2lalfiabes 3I
leien uno lautet;
,Abatiade iii, baB Die lleberlegen.
belt Der @eiBen gum groBen Sbeil fur
ben ,Shoier 81 eriitiereH allIgebprt bat.
Sic iapaniifen Siege !iber cine DelBc
Utadt baben Die Dtpriaoen Der sSslIOIer
bis III cen Giefen lbres 9er3els alltge.
1llttelt"
90 alio lauteu ungefGrbte uno In.
beeinflubte 4euberunaen aus iddpers
itdnbigem engliI6en Waunos unD es
piro po6l giemanb elauben, bag
pom Wdr3 1914 biz 4uguit 1914 bic
Gngldnber aud nur 3eit 81 slasm
8erIu6e Der 8eferung gebabt batten.
glot penieer ipirb Semanp 9luuben,
oab Der ariee bic Stinmung in Su.
Dien berbei1ert bGtte. limb DGmit
piirften bic optimiitiifen Rubmrehtg4
teiteu 2orb 6dubinges bon Der liebe7
pollen 5reue Der inoii6en 8eo5lte4
rung unb Die ho9fIiegenoer pldne
2orb @bur6tas BON neueR urbiIfen
WaFeubsesn binrei6eno bsls!ld!et
iein.
Cine 6rage alleroin9s DrGnet it4
oem ni3t gtngerpsibten angsii6ts bic
fer So9lase auf; .Darum 1T bic
furatbare inoii6e &epolution noA
ni6t ausgebrofeu uno bat oas eng
liI9e SOD bintpeggefegt ipie Elm Or
ian Elm !9Gufiein Stroll? - Wern
| Elm unaufriebenes, ausgdaugtes unp
mibbanbeltes 8plf bon 300 Mtlios
nen, tpenn bo4mtelIigente uno mus
t6ige 5ii6rer unO cine beitGnbise, rie4
iigs Yropugunou nidd sur @HtieiTes
lung Der allgemeinen @mporung dus=
9erei9t bu6en - unb bds eiuem an
3abl 10 pin5igen Segner geeeniiber
- ppran feblt es bsnn!2"
9ierauf 1T jebo6 bic 1rage Iebr
einfu4:
An artilerie!!"
Dies 1T bic Iebr einfa9e a0funa
oes dni6einenb unI0sli1en aGtbiels!
Soro Sarbinge bat '5luar perii9ert,
baB pdbrsnb bes ariegss fat tcine
Qrtilerie in SnDien sepeien lei. 9as
1T nun - fpie ieoer &enner fpeiB, uno
pie aud bem 2aieu pbne peiteres
einleu4tet - einfa3 uidt nabr! llno
tpenn es ipdbr ndre 10 bdtteu bic 8us
bier non oiefem llulitdnbe ni6ts oes
pubt, gor alien Sinaen aber: bie
Snbier baben felber feline 9(rtiaerie!
Selbit ben tnoii6en 5ruppen pirp bic
GrtiQerie peinlitit porentbaltsn!
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Glab'sfa aAsridte's.
Trsitaq, IL. glpril.

y tellu y, ~, ~pl"'
Der DbiOflub it iiberall i'm gal
len begriffen. @sitern 4bsno batt'
bsrielbs Bel bisiiser Staot elmer
Mafieritanp DOH 1873 SUB.
Die fplgsnoen Oepei4en trafsu &C.
tern bier elm:
gittsburg, ga.-6.5 JuB. fdut.
Wbsslins. W. ga.-I3.8 SUB, iaat.
parfersburg, w. 9a.-15.s Sub.
aanapba Calls, W. Da. so Sub.
Gbarlsiton, w. ga.-6,4 Sub, fGIt.
portsmouth, S.-30.4 Sub, fdat.
aouisDille. ap.-13.e SUB, fdllt.
Granspills, Sno.--34.6 5uB. teist.
RaibDiIle, 9enu.-24.2 SUB. fdat.
Chattanooga, 5enn. 16.3 CUB.
Galro, ssGG. .-48.0 SUB, f.at.
Memphis, 5snn.-40.0 SUB, faat.
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id.aroB unb bic preiIs fetis.

lit.groB unb bic qreiis fetis.
Mittlsrt uHb jdpsre Gtiere $9.6C
LILO; Gleiidsr Stisre $7.60-
1000; auserleisns Bis extra $10.'
25-11.O0; 5sifers $7.50-10-0O;
aussrleieHe bis EXTRA $1O.25-1O.7b;
Ribe $6.25 $50; auserleIene BIZ
EXTRA $8,75-9.4O; Gamers $500
600: Wildtiibs $45.OO-115.0O;
Gtodsrs unb JssOers 1925 $50.
9ullen. w. Der Marft mar beus
ts tart su ben ssftrisep prsiin.
3ufubr isbr gsrins.
Jstte gullen $9.25-1O.0O; gos
losna $8.W-9.00; magere unp
lsi6ts $6.00-7.75.
RGlber. Die 3ufubr mar
nid,t srob, bic gia4frage urbeoeIs
tsnb unb bic prsiis nm 25-75e
niebriser.
Bette leidte adl6sr $12.50-12.s
70; fair Biz CUTE $11.5O-12.50; or
bindrs uliD srobe $6.00-10.0O.
g hDeine. Die Gituation
BAT ii6 nift Dsrdnbert, bic RAD
frase mar cine CUTE uuo bic prsiie
itstig bis itari.
Cute bis auserlelene g,rpadunsss
unb s5lsii4sriorteH $16.10-16.15;
cine ausgeiu4te iaucp partis $16.25;
asmiihte uno miitlere S15.75-
1915; lsihte geriunbtIOrte1. 12O BIZ
$50 pTunb. $1450-15.0O; orbinGre
bis ouserleime 5srtel, 10 Yfuno
uno barunter $8.O0-12.25; orbindrs
bis aussrlsiene Ibpsre felte Sdue
$90o-15.20; Stass $8.00-12.5O.
9 3afe uRb Gdmmer.
3ufubr febr eering unb bic pr!iTs
itstiq Bis fart.
Sdafs: aiserIeisne bis ertra Sill
50-12.O0; euIe bis auserIeiens
$11.O111.5O; orbinGrs Bis fnir
$8.oo-10.50; qeItOrsne $70o-9.s
80. aammer, aussrl.iens Big srtru
S14.50-15.oO; CUTE big auserlsisus
$14O0-14.5O; Oroiudre bis fair
Sl1OO-13.50; gd8orens $1,000
1850: Sprineers $l600-22.00. .
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Dos @sfhGftsinh

9os @ef6Gftsjobr
1916 Der @iisn6abnen.
2aut benz geridt oes Bureau Of Rail.
ipao @cpnpmtcs bdben Ii9 bic Sc
iammt getriebs @innabruen her
GiIenbabnen Der Ser. Stoaten fir
1916 auf $3,622,057,41 6elaufen,
entIprehenp einem 0ur4Itnitt BON
$15, ,701 pro gabnmeiIs; bic gstriebss
foIten betrugen $2,373,439, 9,516, pber
$10,289 pro Wletle; bic g&ettO.ges
trisbs aSinnabmen paren iolte BON
81, 248.617, 1886, ooer $5,412 pro Wei,
le. SIN 8ergleicb nit Dem porbsrge.
benoen Sabre IGbt 1916 cine 3unobs
me in ben 9eiammt getriebseinnabs
men bon $53S ,644,918, ober DON
16.S%o pro Uletls eriebeH; in ben
8eIummtsgetriebstoIien cine ,3unabs
me BON $3o7, ,436.774. eoer 1920
pro Wfeile uno in ben Rettp getriebs,
einnabmen Io!1e pon 1921 ,208, ,144,
poer BON 800 pro gleiIe. Wqbreno
iid pas Setriebs s@iHtcmmsn fse
23.4To erbobte, ltieeeu in Dem Sabre
Die Steuern um 1870, loouB iiber Die
6Glite Des Utebr @intpmmens BON
StsuersrbObungea ubfprbirt pprosu
1T. ysr Der auBergep0buIit reoe
5rahtpette9r I'M lesten Snbr bat es
iomit ben Giieubabueu ermOglift.
nod cine Ulebreinnabme 5u erSieleR,
ga Der 2 OBJ eiuestatb 0.
Iiiden grieitsrs. Gines idben Sobss
itdrb Der tat9pIif6e 9farrer Sulius
papon aus Wenominee, Wisc. Sein
4tleben erfolgte i'm 9ottesbaus Der
pplniitsn Gemeinoe, osren lan1iGbrs
ger SesIIorgsr er mar. DER prieiter
bate iih CUR STRIDE begeben, um bos
WeibpdHer 5u brtngsn, bns er dm
Seiligen Samitog gum Gegnen Der
@ldubiser benuber pplIte, unb bate
esrabe isin aarfreitaaseebet beeubet.
aIs ibn Der Salag riibrts unb er tObt
umIanf. Seine Wiege itonb in Der
preubiihen gropinS Scbleiien. Ssiner
Gelnetnbe in Msnominee bate sr %
Sabre lane estreuIi6 geoient,
- 4
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First Cali
SeIo. ssnos nns Niti.n in Rem ysri.

0fIG6itSSaDlerf nnrStn 90 4--4NH
bisiontirt. Ut&Itl suf eonssn DareH Ne.
tis. 5ar 80 7sse eA72, gpmmestisl
Uigs. 90 Tase, t4.Tl1, ei6t A1e; Re.
bel !. anysiipnetn N.7s.S, 5raass st4t
6.6951, Rabel 68s1. Rsr!, ieinsGuotirun'
aea, &rsneu, feline Guoiiruggtn, girs Sthi
7.l6, 3nbsf TIA. Ruba Si6s 2s34. 1etd
2s1I. eLbr DarTsn 7SAe asgifsniiGs
Collars ts1S,
Nttiepmar rft.-Tie Giienbs1n-a iiisn
parsn onianes gebriidt i'm Brtiis. bic Jn.
buitrie.Nftisn nber feb. 9tgfa SdluB
wurbe bsr Rarft i'm MGsemtinfn fsit-
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Gineimnaii, 70. 9lpril.

Die pahioIssnben Quotirungen BE-
sisbtn fi9 nlr auf gnsros 5rans7
nttionsn. 8si tleinertn 9si4diten
iusrDsu etpas b0bere prsiie bsrt9nsi.
prrpifioneu.
Gdmal,. prima Steam
21.25 q AS; Sumilp 23a-24e.
1rodsn ssfal3enes Glsiif.
- Shprt clear Ssiten 214-Nae;
Grtya ibort clear Geiten 21-213e;
iurse gaippsnieiten 20a-20ae; Bellies
23a-24se per pfuno.
@erdu9srtss Sfeiid.
Short clear Gfitsn 23aa -24e; srtra
ibort clear esk,n23a -24c; turSs
Hippenieiien 23-23sc; Bellies PSI
-26se per ptunb.
Sugar gureb Gleii6. =
Sdiutsn 25a-26c; gitnic S6ultsrn
20-201c; 8reasfait Bacon 32-
33c; S9ultsrn in padetsn 21--21se;
S9uIisru. Relp Yorf Gut, 21s-22e;
irodsH. g.si S9ultern 34-35e per
pfunb.
SIBgepoteltes Ilsifd.
Gdinfsn 22-221c; 4ieHic ShuIs
tern 18-1sle; Bellies 26-26ac;
s4uidItsrn Rem yOri gu: 1ss-2oe
per piuno.
Jrif4ts 5fsijd. = S6inien
lois 22l-23at; pienieSdultsrn 1871
-19te; SduItern. 2O-2oAc; iur5s
Ripptnieiten 2o-20ae; ibort clear
atippenIsitsn 20-20te; extra fort
clear Rippenieiteu 20-201e; lsi9tt
Bellies 29s-3oc; i4tDerf Bellies
27-27ae.
Wtbl unb Getreib.
Wtbt. = Wutsr paisut $10.25
--10.5O; Diuter fanen $9.75-10..
25; M,iniu 5amiIp $9.25-9.75;
Wiuier extra $s.25 -8.75; Dintsr urs
bindrsr S7.75-S.25; Saries Dsis.n
paient $10.25-10.75; Sartss Meis
sen fanfp $9.5O-10.O0; 5ariss Dsis
Ssu 5amilp $s.25-8.75; aosssn
Rortbipeliern eemiiftss $8.50-8.75;
8ossen. Gin semii6tes. $8.75-9.oO.
Wei5eu. - no. 2 rotbsr @intsr
$2.4-2.47: Ro. 3 DO. $2.42-2.s
45; Rp. A bo. $2.20-2.35.
WeIt9tprn. - Ro. 2 ipeibes
$148-L49; go. 8 DO. $1.47-1.s =
4S; No. A bo. $1.43-1.45; Ro. 5
DO. $1.N-l.42; go. s DO. $1.3s--
LAO. - go. 2 sslb,s $1.46-1.47;
Ro. 8 DO. $1.44-1.46; Ro. A DO.
$1.41-1.43; go. 5 DO. $l.39-1.s
Al; Ro. 6 DO. $1.37-1.39; go q se'
mifhtss $1.46-1.47; Ro. 3 DO. ST.
44-1.46; 90. 4 bp. S1.41-1.43;
no. 8 DO. S1.39-1,41; Go. 8 DO.
$l.37-1.39. - Dsibes aolbentcru
$1.4s-15O; sslbss aOlbentorn 81
AL, so; ssmii9iss aolbeniorn
$1.46-1.48.
Safsr go. 2 peiBsr 75ac;
Stanbaro lpeibsr Toe; Ro. 8 iDsiBsr
74s; Ro. a ipsibsr 73-73Ac; Ro. 2
semif9isr 73Ae; Ro. 8 ssmif4ter sins
kimif4er 72-73s; RO. 4 ssmtiater
70-72e.
3osstn. y go. 2 $l,S2-1S4
'Ro. 3 $1.7s-1-so; Ro. 4 $LO-
/. 75.
Mbisiep.
gertauit purOeH 800 gbls. Dis
Killers Uiniibtb GO0os aui Der galis
$1.47 per galIone.
groeertel.
2affee. - Japa 27-32c; Wos
4d 274 30e; Guatemala fantp 18Ae;
bo. gutter 17ae.