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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09

JOrtty.
Mr.. Eustis stated that on the main
land the government insisted on thirty
feet open space around a building. He
suggested that the committee be en-
larged to fifteen and asked for more re-
marks as this was the opportune time.
f. w. Macfarlane thought that the
Customs House matter should be in
cluded in the committees report. Mr..
Hartwell suggested an inclusion of the
lighthouses and Mr.. Eustis suggested
separate smaller committees on light
houses and coinage to report to anoth-
er general meeting to be held after his
return.
Some discussion as to the numbers
of the committee resulted in a reno
ton for nine as the number.
Mr.. Schaefer moved a committee of
three for coinage. This carried. w.
w. Hall moved similar number for
lighthouses. The Governor decided to
take time and announce the commit
tees later w. o. Smith spoke of the
need of a penitentiary and workshops
for prisoners built on modern lines.
A general reception was held by Com
missioner Eustis after the meeting.
An adjournment was taken until the
return of Mr.. Eustis, subject to the cal
of the Governor.
The committees appointed by the
| Governor are:
site for Federal Building: L. A
| Thurston, f. A. Schaefer f. w. Mac
farlane, A. Gartley, David Kawanana-
/ kat S. K. Kane, Matt Hepron, j. NJ
| Dat and G. r. Carter.
! Lighthouses: Capt. a. Fuller, c. L
| Wight and j. A. Kennedy.
Coinage: E. 1. Spalding, c. NJ Cook,
/ and Cecil Brown.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
IS PROMINENT
CONTINUED from page one.)

everything in this territory appertain-
ing to the Treasury Department 1t is
thought that his report will be a
strong one with many recommendations
that will give Hawaii federal buildings
and other improvements commensurate
with her wants and growing Importance
as fully fiedged territory. This morn
ing he was closeted with Collector
Stackable. At noon he went to Hilo
there to make a stay of ten days when
Hilo citizens will take pains to show
him the worst points of their post office
and point out other necessities. Re-
turning to Honolulu he will stay here
until the departure of the Korea on
January 8.
Many hope that an opportunity will
arise for hearing Commissioner Eustis
speak upon some subject though his
official position will keep him silent
upon some local subjects. He is init
mately versed in the affairs of a city
which has quintupled it's population and
improvements while he has lived there
and should be able to give many valua-
| BILE suggestions upon municipal and
county affairs. He is we'll know as a
speaker in Minnesota and some effort
may be made to furnish him an oppor.
tunity which he can accept.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
ANNUAL MEETING.

In accordance with the bylaws Of the
First National Bank of Hawaii, at Hoo
nolulu, notice is hereby given that the
Annual meeting of the stockholders
thereof will be held in Honolulu, Island
of Oahu, Territory OF Hawaii, at it's
place of business, on Tuesday, January
18th, 1903 at p. IN. Of that day, the
purpose of such meeting being election
of Directors for the ensuing year, ana
for the transaction OF All such other
business as may be necessary or
brought before the Stockholders for ac-
ton.
Dated Honolulu December 8, 1902
w. G. COOPER,
EaShier.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
STEAMER NEVADEN
PILED ON REEF
GOT AGROUND HARD AND FAST
LAST NIGHT NEAR MOUTH OF
HARBOR-FEARLESS' FEE.

| A board of survey consisting of Cap
tain Cameron, Captain Campocl ant
Mr. Foster Lloyd surveyor was called
this morning to inspect the NeNaddn
and determine the extent of the dam
age. The board made a careful survey.
The examination which was concluded
| this afternoon was entirely satisfac-
! tory. The board decided that the vessel
| could safely proceed on her voyage. No
plates had been denied and no butts
! had been started and she was making
| absolutely no water. Diver Herb
Young was employed to examine the
hull Of the vessel and report upon that
| feature of the investigation.
1t appears that Captain Weldon was
on the bridge at the time of the acct
dent. In going along the channel he
| mistook Japanese sampan that dis
played no light for one of the buoys on
! the Waikiki side of the channel. Think
ing that he was too far on the Waikiki
side Captain Weldon put his vessel ov-
| err toward the Eva side in order to
avoid running down the supposed buoy.
| Within a few minutes he discovered
the mistake, but it was too late to
check the vessel and avoid hitting the
reef.
1t is said by the steamship people
| that she could have gotten herself off
without assistance, but she was under
| only one boiler so 1t was decided not to
delay until additional power could be
gotten up in the other boilers. The
| Nevadan will resume her trip to Kahu-
lui some time this afternoon.
! While steaming out of the harbor
bound for Kahului last evening about
6:45 o'clock, the S. S. Nevadan of the
American Hawaiian S. S. line ran onto
the reef at the entrance of the harbor.
The vessel remained hard and fast un-
til she was pulled off by the tug Fear
less. The accident resulted in some
damage being done to the bow of the
| Nevadan and a bill for So, 1000 from the
Fearless for a to wheeling incurred.
Just how the accident occurredis not
certain. There was no pilot aboard the
Nevadan. The Nevadan being on the
: local run, has not been in the habit of
, taking a pilot when departing from this
harbor. Last evening she left the Rail-
way wharf about $50 o'clock bound for
Kahului. The steamer was gotten safe
, ly along the Water Front and made the
: turn by the lighthouse without accident
1t was after she was in the channel
a heading out of the harbor that people
, ashore noticed that she seemed to be
: going from one side of the channel to
the other as if her steering gear was
out of order. The steamer all but got
safely out to sea for she ran ashore Oh
the reef close to the Eva side of the
harbor entrance. She struck within a
few hundred feet of the very edge OF
the reef, Eva of the BLACK Buoy" and
. near lile SpOJ WHERE the =. -. MlOWeId
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
HOBRON DRUG Co,
BAND CONCERT.

The Territorial Band under the direc-
ton of Captain Berger will give a con-
cert at the park near the Oahu Rail-
way station this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The following is the program:
PART 1.
Overture, Light Cavalry" ......Suppe
March, 1.-THE Cosey Corner. Bratton
Selection Jerusalem ............ Verdi
Vocal Selection-by request
(a) Tale of Bundle Bee" CD ION
a Saturday Night"
Miss j. Keliiaa.
(c) "Honeysuckle and Bee (d) "a Sol
died in the Ranks"
PART II.
Selection, "The Winner ....... Mackie
Intermezzo, Miss Chrysanthemum"
....-....,........... Lorraine
Waltz, "Zingaro" Dalbey
March, Creole Bellies" ......... Lampe
Star Spangled Banner"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
SCHOOL SAVINGS.

1t will be remembered that few
months ago the subject of savings
banks was discussed amongst teachers.
The principals of the schools met
and it was resolved to try the matter in
one room of each school to see il it were
possible in these rather depressed times
to get the young people especially Ha-
waiians, to save. The Royal School
has made start, and upwards of thirty
boys have already saved nearly thirty
dollars.-Anglican Church Chronicle,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
GIRDLES HAWAII.

The Department of Public Works has
finished plans for the building of the
extension of the roal between South
Kohala and North Kona. This con-
Meeting link is about five miles in
length and when completed the Island
of Hawaii will be girdled by a wagon
road.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
CATTLE THIEVES CAUGT.

Through the zeal of Officer William:
Richard, three cattle thieves were
caught in Hamakua the first of the
week. They were supposed to belong
to a gang that has been troubling stock
owners in that vicinity for some time.
Sheriff Andrews will go over to prose-
cute the cases.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
HAWAII SUGAR REPORT.

Pursar Willie Simerson of the steam
err Mauna Loa reports the following
sugar left on Hawaii yesterday: Dia-
mond H., $40 bags; H. S. Co. 800 bags;
p. s. NJ, $50 bags. The steamer Kauai
cleared out II. A. Co. There was no
sugar on hand at X. S. Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Honolulu Chamber OF Commerce, Will
be held at it's room in the Hackfeld
Building on Wednesday, December 10.
at 10 a. m.
A full attendance Is requested
JAS. GORDON SPENCER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, December 8, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
STRANGE CASE.

"Is she married." Partially" What
do you mean by that?" "She got a
divorce and her husband took an appeal
One court says she's married and one
says she t."-New York Sun.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
INTELLIGENCE
CONTINUED from page two.)
PASSENGERS.
Departing,


Per stmr Kinau, December 3, for Hi
10; w. NJ. McQuaid, Father Matthias,
Mary X. Low, Mrs. S. NJ. Smith, =. w.
Severson, c. w. Ashford, w. II. Eustis,
f. c. Handy, c. Sarvano, George Will
son, j. w. Bergstromy w. e. Wall, j.
7. Brown; for Lahaina, Mrs. Jarssen,
Mrs. Junius Kaae Miss Fannie Adams,
Pang 10y, s. Ahmi, A. b. Naone, Fa tn
er Adalbert, j. f. Hackfeld, Rev. G.
l.. Pearson; for MAIZENA,, G.. Akuna; for
Mahukona, j. b. Kaohi, e. o. Farm;
for Maalaea, John Radin, for Hawai-
haze, e. p. Low, Miss X. Kanehaku; for
Laupahoehoe, Miss NJ. ID. Jones; for
the volcano, p. H. Funke.
Booked to Depart.
Per stmr. Claudine, December 8, for
Kahului: c. A. Chong and wife, Tong
Wong. Rev. j. Kalino, c. ID. Lufkin, r,
Cation, Mrs. S. e. Bailey Miss Lind
say, Mrs. w. d. Lowell, DR.. G. S. All
ken, S. f. Thomas; for Lahaina, Char
les Creigh ton; for Hama, Miss Ryerson
II. c. Overden and wife.
PUNALUU.
Departing, December 3, Am. schr
Serena Thayer, for Eureka.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09
AFTER CATTLE THIEVEs-

Sheriff Andrews of Hawaii has been
busy in the Hamakua district prosecut-
ing the members of an alleged band of
cattle thieves. The Hawaii officers
have made a number of arrests in that
district and seem to think that a regu-
larly organized gang Of cattle thieves
has been in operation for months past.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-09

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New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

H1pEs-The receipts hides liberal The naT 2aTc
hnchnseS ant and Quoted cstonia g 199
aoc acFaf oeo3a 2Ss Ig aoo Central Vera
Cruz ise PgeEo cfosi0 4osasco 4 is15c Rio Hacha dry
29.ei S9s 1osd Rfsa o Gayss5Op 35, Is
SAP Rt01i1 1ss afq oks EsG0 2c
l5e; Bahia ma. naTnqaibo qan and sa'ahii'a i''
nsS a4st sess6G s5si6 R aa!{ 3s
5sekz $ic middle 6esSy s4aSse seconds heagy'
thTd. hssEy soc: oas sh dresd essEi Saeks eS
sSS s9ss birds osa qsts sas sas1e ssIss lS'ei' 'sS
S555 sio:ss ssssa 1ssrs as q ff Il tsi SP3S
as aea at 211a is The also was ea5sr o
sss advanced ssi1s g "a s a
ll M Is @ 90 for @nehang and aS
quoted O5c lake at eG casaa aae s fS 1ss Cd in
Gnn6on or at an advance of Is Sd but CONTINUED Gu
here here 6 and nnehsnsd at fs Us and at @
locally x. II S6e aSdesboro G decined ass Sd
The iron market a9rs No toandry Norter
IS Quoted tSgndy Southern HSgheFa Soft Nc at
foundry Southern No fouh'fy 00D'-'e''
s2Sa5 AND market n s for rg 5yrDs Ta was
ations follow New-o5ea1nns nrigae 2S@27c New
1ss fair rla hefe so46c i2g14e' ls
fair lSsl7f Fk29Hfn sG9s sa thsTs was an
act active <ses showed In oser trades s
business was quet oyement anG and rates while quotaby
uncags higher tsnGency yhS aha Liverpool and
}d Bristol Leth % nominal Gafg9T
to .e: aystRHoa Ga IOo
i i @ hence @ to as9HsTd
panki5 los g go one 9fs P9Ii grain Il to
United o1S SpgaSm gas te RsiEa5s Gulf ffr 10
United K.ngdom private terms % NevYork private terms
tons sugs I,s EteameT tons Bth 10 Boston
s 5rsh 5. aa
nos os6S sias SHRs s e SoT@egian Steamer
as7 tons sugar Delaware BreahwateT Q:
private British os s 6e ts rond t and
MAJ harges: schooner 445 general cargo henoe TO
Porto Rico private terms shooner oSo TONS: @ iii
Amboy TO Boston 81 20 and bridge nohs9; ie Sc
tons coal Reading TO Boston 81 90 sehoeneG $40
coal f 70 to PTovidenee s. o sehooRer
go tone coal delphia to New-Bedtord 81 20 TWO
g 4 5 eSoones is pitch Philadelphia
10 Providence. 81 75 net A. - .,s :. OIL,
oil wa was spat ss and dia eaIes @ a, ss LIN
sed oil is fairly active for the season and steady to urn
AIT a1 reoen e flrter advances been reported We
quote: Petroleum. bbs Ss oa and IN euk 90 eo Pha-
york SO IS. cottonseed OIL prime cruae mis-
osGf2sc prime yellow Sen9le spot ana torwara
delivery. of summer se9 e 10 GS4oc: prime winter
Yellow 4oQ4Ic: oil American seed city raw 4og
47c; of raw 44a4oc' oaleul@ fa"' ''e' iaio
OIL poVTsIoNsThe provision market opened steady in
yTgssss ynPstssy by with demand sTal from
aifhoaEh reeipt heavy sggregs1ing ss ooo with
osaa esasea Ness lse SIS sssls IS
,sf,s nsdSe sf9ssi5 safFs Id.
tsm BEEF steady eueted $40 soss22 s:
q Ctr FIJI = sss d4 g ,Siosa sa;z Z s susisd s
ss. lss P,sls: ssss: sssSsdd' aaSssd
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
NEW:YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
25; honiny chop. $50 5oas21

enes 9 @ s9fn Seake s24 25; hoiny chop $50 oas2
trade and the impetus big export
the wheat sre increase OF speculative operations.
sea at ABOUT highest point OF the session or
strength pPastioay yha all Gst Rs note
s. Louis advancing Duluth i c6icaso lg9 e seOaf ahd
partly expainS n es4y re ny noted 2se This advance while
markets Similar result o tboss Of OGa conditions in ne
as and R0ssn Ns st2ess h9gsss ds bogght TN il hls
afternoon giving marked confidence 10 ibose pusn N the
shape of brf prices Little or no opposition in
an6 9if fbs the s whole 2s ovsT the oatlook
@ trade throuehout the day export business was
ports while Chicago mors Of e9 sss sI late a. a IN
pinned its faith on m a and the tTade generally
entertained fer the heat crops Southwest Russia
III upotected by snow Although their odessa agent failed
had strong s s9snoe OF snow this factor nevertheless,
@ on & eth sesboard cleaTance reaching 6bis of -four
interior @ movement Of bush copared With 1osl ooo
Il q ws eny as SS n cars compared par with
cent & Of The new crop had been marketed According to
for f w Of there e vas ss @ an increase in worlds stocks
on the corresponding date last year bush
side; Liverpool closing 1sa9sd net higher and On PARIS
to indicate ndertone abroad The greatest
d @ f the the a5t 4e@aT a cdss Tan Y S ss Dyqs ny S
ness ss as o haP h tR a Is 9sS s52 Po ss bss
Ma6tobs SPOT F aa Loads loads S No t Fs p5d No 1 haE q
10 loads Quotations OF cash wheat aaoa basis we're
Manitoba s4tsc: No Northern Duluth. s59sc No
req NeN4 ork 191sc. all No S25sc
---CORN-Sharing and ais in
huenced by the quality Chicago arrivals corn
Tfl ed IN position throughout
standing good weather the West closed l4aNc
net hlgher The only exception hrInness and
decline in December due to lessened cash
demand with rather heavier local errivals,
close OF that option was 1zc under the previous night
The entire cash business consisted
10 d4f sFPqEt
With recent activity along cash lines While Chicago
cepts for the day 3S6 cars, only
tract and los expected Wednesday. Liverpool
market closed ia higher The feature Chicago
trade good buying OF May for prominent elevator
house and while ruInor had It that the concern
accommodating line the trade here disposed
put much faith IN the report without better combination
No closed 64c, elevator. and &c. afoat;
No white SIC and No yellow. 66c b ahoat.....
oATS-The-e fair speculative trade IN the
West and firm throughout the day covering the
advance other markets and light receipts Cash husi
10000 closed
S6&c: g. 56&c: white. 3s19 63sasc; No white.
ssG3sIc: white. 9Tia G42c
and standard white 1s@3s9+c. FYEMarket steady.
No Western 5Sc. afoat state 54d54+zc: No
54654i2c. track. .BARLEY-Market quiet Feeding
quoted S914oc and mailing. 4s96oc, both c {.
Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Dec aThere Is very strong and active mar
wool with decided Improvement In
situation Dealers increased business
with advance many kinds OF wool OF eg1c per ~
Fine woods have especially in demand While In
some cases advance is perhaps in the asking
there really higher level OF values with sales being
made at substantially higher than a week
Territory woods continue in very firm position with an
excellent Fine staple Territories. 56d6Oc:
fine and fine medium. 5ad53c
medium 4jQ47c There is very firm market for Texas
yvooIz with prces higher the lower Fall,
cleaned basis 46asc twelve months 560c; six TO eight
53d55c. California woods steady in
price with a good movement Northern counties cleaned
counties iSdJ0c; southern counties
4S43c. faIi free The for Oregon woods
Is steady az quotations Eastern staple lSG19c
choice 14mf5c; average 129 3c. The market for fine
fleece woods is and prices advanced full lc
N on Xxx and above woods; Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx
ana above 31aS2c; Y. 2Tq2S; Michigan x. 2oGG26ac.
T,ere is market for deiane woods, with
quotations advanced. Ohio and Pennsylvanta washed
ieIaine 33934c Michigan Sot5lc; No l. 5l4o2ci no z
local market for Australian
oi is auier with prices but quoabv changed.
Cn1binr choice secured basis. 1880; good 139I6cs
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- =. New-r0rls ,o December sc g.. q 1902 20 +.
% direct to sa and 6 f. be s ' 3
s. 9G PER FfSsf io f and few % y Dressed
sf ssea s:s @ F''d gs'yS sa sst5
selling dressed weight gepoFd hsr fr
day iE,:' The Marteo satijs ths TS.ts
for ioorrow ineade the George for Liverpool with
9 Hs9 m pnf dsi ffsfp fos a
to sn5 5 D4 e Gsy PaeRns
the PRiadsPh soathaPto9 200 assf for for
Para Bra5l 80 cattle for sfalberg sen
at sseIes 81 s. per fS6 NJ de- 7S7 10 At H.
60 bs i 80 + BehSs,s ct 81 SG a aS cows sso 20 a5 s
S ss all cdTes f the "a Rss to Be is9 Sold All
at sxiiehst yeas were lower but other calves were
saG9 a 5ass saEs per 100 b pens
ioi5ai3zo per n; dressed grassers and fed calves
Curtis son yso- s 1as s n ,s sysrass * sc g. e.
at S. Il do 81 10 gra;@:ers @ 2t2 r. at S. 49,
10 m az Sc 50: a. srasssrs e54 ib S. so
J. II Hume & Bro: 81 Western calves. 500 ii. at
George L 5 pnleneaeS; Il reals s. 222 p az s. 60
e Hos dis 100 'a' & at l Sc: ' a d. 20 n 0 at S. s.
EFsfff5zp saEEp 20 aND D 4 Il including
rect il $50 hsaa nanE ,1 Nth ond the stale as
sixteth-st sheep and lambs showed activity and
sheep advanced lgS and sd bee0 eou sold e@ at
81 15G$4 . 10 n about deGk at 81 30; SHS nat at
IS s. 90 dssed smG' ,smSs at Ssq9f dressed mutton ~
&
Indiana do 81 n at Sc: sheep 1873 ID at 81 4o
20 do 127 n, as Kentucky do, 1oT 10 at 81;
226 Indiana 90 81 25 Isl do. 1oi m at - 17;
do IS so; date yesterday 126 State lambs,
Il ~ SIS 60: 100 do. 20 n at 50 90 q PenpsyIEana
culs at S. ~ Peansylvania sheep % 10 at So 20
50 do 96 H. So 80: ~ do 81 H. at 81 IS 30 Western
10 So 1919 Il State do. IS 10 at S5 a Indiana
culls. So N. al 81 30. ~
Kerns Commission Company: 81 Pennsylvania lambs.
ST average, IS rs % Kentucky do So 10 at So "a;
s. s. so Nsa0fg 4s Pennsgyaaia sgiy - do o. 1ie
m os % a 81 ~ Is seassH sesp s T. 131 "a
do SO ~. at So 30. -
Mcpherson s Co, 40 Virginia lambs SO NJ at s5'
s Jaid & Co III State lambs. ~ n. s5 rs 4G
10 do So b at S5 SO lb at 50 so; % State
sheep IS 10 at s4 so do III n at So so 81 do. 100
IT. H. Hollis: 81 lambs. o5 H. at SIS rs: "a do.
10 at S. sheep, liz Ib So so; IS do, 1O5 ~
George & L. 8 Dnlenback: IS state sheep lo2 ro at
HOGS Receipts Il cars or 1882 head About car
sold at Sc per 100 10; State pigs Sc 81 Country
dressed Tl5dac per 10 for heavy to light weights.
Saes-Tobin & Shannon: 40 State pigs. So 10 average
at per % roughs. 3S0 n, SIS 30: 0ate
terayl. hogs. 154 H. at S6 so; rough. ESQ fo
q S. so; stag. 23o 10 at 81 80.
Commisson Company date yesterday: 149 Penn
sylvania pigs. 90 H. at Sc 20: % do, % H. at ST.
Sanders atc yesterCavl IS State hogs 155 n. at
SC 80: roughs. 200 10. s5 30.
s Judd & Co. date yesterday: 90 Western hogs. 159
George & L. S. pnlenbacs: State hogs. 2ao n.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10

quotations as follows: Flour firm.
little doing: No spring wheat, TST5c No 8. 69J
No red. 131eG 1Sic; No soc: No yellow. 55c
No 32c No white. S2GS4ei No 2 rye, 4sc; good
No faxseed. 81 To- No l Northwestern 81 q; prime
timothy seed So 6i clover contract grade, $40 To-
pork, Dbl s16 sT;aGStT. lard. 100 70. $40 7o1
Slq 2r short ribs sides Coose) IS 62AGsS as. saed
s6ouders bo4ed SS 25qSs 90 short clear sides bo1ed>
creameries. 1SQ2S13c. dairss 1q25c Cheese steady 11
G121ac.
Duluth. Dec e.-CIose-Wkeat cash; No hard. TS%ic:
No Northern, I2%c; No Northern. 70S.c; Dscenber
12*e May, 7o7sej macaEoni. No l. 67S.c; No . e5+sc
Milwaukee. Dec e.--wheat higher: close. I North
76I2c' No Northern d751zc: May. 1855 Rye
Steady, No l, 5iizQ52c, Barey-Steady. No . Soc;
sample 35a56c. Corr,-AIay. 449sc
Philadelphia Dec 9.Wheat firm. &c higher contract
grade December T6q16hS. Corn quiet; No in export
elevator 55c Oats firm. c higher: Ne white clipped
firm. good demand. extra Western creamery, 3oGS01sc:
extra nearby prints. 32c Eggs nrm ld2c higher fresh
nearby Csc at mark; fresh Western 2sc, loss on fresh
Southwestern 2Gq27c loss off; fresh Southern &c.
1Szc do fair good small 12ss af3c do prime. large
134c; DO fair TO good large 12stl3e. Refined
and 10 points higher; soc; cubes 2Oc
powdered 5ojc; ~ranuated, 505c: standard and
fine granuated and crystal \. 4a5c confectioners ~
Nos 3. 4I0c: No 4. 465c; No g. 4-60c; No
435c; No H. 430c; No L. 425e No IS. 4.2oc; Nos IA
and i5 Abe; No 16 4.1oc, Receips-Flour 2400 b5Is
70 sacks wheat 1900 hush corn. "a 0C0;
oats IS 600. ShpmensCorn. O. 900 BUSH oats. 1900
St Louis, Dec 9-.Close-Wheat: No red cash.
45sc; May 407s asked. oatsNo cash. S2}5e; Deem
her, 33lsc; May. S2l2c: No 2 white, 80 zc.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 9-Cattle-Recepts 1850: about steady,
prime steers SIS 1895 70; poor medium, $50
So e5 sockers and feeders, S2s4 CO. cows 81 5gS4 so:
calves So 56qsi; Texas fed steers, ssas5 %
ceipts to-day 10000; 5000; left $500
Heavy strong. light steady Mixed and butchers
s5 s5qSS 80: good choice heavv. Sc 50S6 50 rougn.
heavy S. 909s6 90 light. So 65as6 10; bulk of sales
s64S6 20. SheepReceipts Is 00o Sheep and lambs 10a
15c higher Good choice wethers So s0dS4 S5; fair
choice mixed. So 50Gs3 49, native lambs. 81 50a s.
Cincinnati Dec e--Hogs-Active; lower. 81 1885 30
Cattle-Seady s2Gs5 10. Sheep-Stroag, 81 1893 40;
lambs easy. So 75@%5 25.
Kansas City. Dec. s.Cattle-Recepts. 500 natives;
1900 Texans Calves 200 Texans; 600 natives. Corn
cattle slow steady Cows steady. lower; heifers,
active feeders higher quarantine
steady Choice and dressed beef SIS 408
fair good So 5os5 35 stocxers and feeders. 81 eO
S4 25: Western fed steers. S3s5 Texas and Indian
50 304S4 20; Texas 81 1($fS2eo native
81 5ogS4 SO; nasye hefers 81 59sgsa2s Gamers
Receipts 0oo market opensd DC lower closed steady
yesterdays close Top s5 2o bulk of sales s6Qs6 lo
hsaxy s959ss 20; ised gesksrs s. 79gSs 16; light
Receipt. coo Market strong 70 1oe higher Native
ssgs 50: native wethsrs s. loaSa 80 Western wsthers
East Liberty Dec. e-Catte steady; choice s6gss TO-
prime So 6os5 rs; good s5 23efs5 Hogs lower prime
heavss &C. sose s mediums 50 1ogss 49, heavy 6S.
roughs s6qso Sheep steady best wethers s eos4 do
cuis and 81 SeGS2; choice Ianbs s. 40S5 Co.
veal calves. s7tss Is.