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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-12
BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Oriental Bazaar is Offering this
week rattan furniture at reduction of
twenty per cent
Pineapple silks in white, black and
all the new shades on show today soc.
yard. Kerr's temporary premises.
Mr.. A. p Knight, formerly with the
lfakiIi and Triangle Stores. is now
with ]. Kumalae & Co. as solicitor.
No more stairs to climb at wich-
mans. All goods are now carried on
the ground floor. in the large double
store.
Montana on Hotel street is selling
$1,000 and $500 chiffon hats for $500
s1.eO handkerchiefs for Soc Ribbons 10
yards for 15c.
Are you going camping this year?
II so you WIZ need a tent. Pearson &
Potter Co.. Ltd. Hotel and Union
streets. can fit you out.
Dairymen's Association butter in lib.
blocks and cream in one-half pints.
pints and quarts at reduced prices at
]. KumaIae & Co.. grocers.
Mrs. Gresham of the Wonder Mil
Hnery Store VIII leave shortly for the
Coast and must close out her entire
stock By June 1st This is an oppOr-
tunity for bargains.
All intending passengers on s. s. Ala
media are requested to call at the office
OF the company at once as no tickets
viii be issued tomorrow. The steamer
will sail at a. m Wednesday.
A cottage OF three rooms in Waikiki,
KapioIani Park. and on the beach. is
offered for rent. The rooms VIII be rent
ed singly IL so desired For particulars
see our classified advertisements.
Fifty dollars cash and $40 per lot on
monthly InstaTments with no interest
is what a lot in Kaimuki viii cost this
week. The electric line will surely run
through this tract soon and prices are
sure to go up. VIM NJ. Minton at
Gear. Lansing & Co. viii tell you all
about II.
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KlLOHANA ART
EXHIBITION

Hanging Of the pictures for the Nine
teenth semi-Annual Exhibition Of the
Knohana Art League has already be-
gun.
The first view reception viii take
place on Tuesday evening. May Nine
tenth.
The Art League rooms will be open
this afternoon from three till half-past
four, which affords the last opportunity
for sending in any work which has
been overlooked. Contributors are es-
pecially desired to send title, name of
artist and price accompanying every
thing that is submitted for acceptance.
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Eagles Mourn For srotner.
The following letter of condolenc
speaks for itself:

The following letter of coincidence
speaks for itself:
Honolulu Aerie 14O, F. o. E.
To William Downer. Hilo. Hawaii.
Dear Sir: At meeting of our Aerie
40. F. o. Z. tFraternal Order of
Eagles), we were authorized to send
you a letter, expressing for the Aerie
its sympathy and coincidence 20 you in
the death OF Bro. Geo. ]. Cavanaugh
who died in your city. Although he
died far away from us We know his
last hours We're made as comfortable
by you as possible.
The members Of this Aerie, one and
all, take this way of expressing to
you their sincere thanks.
Yours for L. T. ]. z.
AL. MOORE,
II. A. JUEN,
FRED SMITH.
Committee.
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STABLE
NEEDS

Those who keep horses have to
give them medicine at times. It's
best to keep stock of the follow
ing always on hand:
ARABIAN SALVE .S1.OO
Cures open wounds with
one application.
CONDITION POWDERS. .25
Keep the horses well.
PUUPUULINE. 200
Cures puupuu fever.
FL. ii. LINIMENT. $1,000. 80
ABSORBINE. ........... 200
Cures fatty tumors. cap
ped hooks and puffs and
swellings.
DRUG CO.
TWO STORES
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SCOTT LEAVES
IN THE MIOWERA

Austin Scott. recently connected with
the firm of Castle & Lansdale. whose
Intended departure on the transport
Sumner was frustrated by the tublica-
ton thereof in the Advertiser. got away
on Sunday night in the Miowera. He
goes to Sydney. Mr.. Lansdale was at
Pearl Harbor all day Sunday and was
~ aware OF SCOTS departure until
yesterday forenoon.
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Honolulu Chess Club.

The Honolulu Chess Club was organ
lied last night at DR.. Sinclair's office.
DR.. A. n. Sinclair was elected president
and C. NJ White secretary and treas
urer. The Initiation fee was fixed at
IS and dues at 81 per month. Follow
ing are the charter members: H. E.
Cooper. A. n. Sinclair, H c. Meyer, r.
Franzius. ]. Phillips. w. B. Kincaid. j.
Rosenstein, w. c. Crook, K. Nelson, J.
NJ. Tucker. c. NJ. White. Prof Cook. ].
w. waldron. Fred Weed. Dan Logan.
W. r Hoare. DR.. w. L. Moore.
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SPANISH WAR
VETERAN BADGES

The latest style OF lapel buttons to
be seen on the streets of Honolulu is
made OF bronze in the shape OF mall
tese cross with the inscription of
"spanish-war Veterans. 1sss-90." The
first shipment OF these buttons was
received few days ago and distrib-
uted last night at an enthusiastic
meeting held by Theodore Roosevelt
Command No 24s. in their quarters in
the oregon Block
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LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

The members OF Judge Robinscn's
jury were Photographed yesterday.
The lepers at KaIaupapa are to give
an entertainment next Saturday even
ing.
Excelsior Lodge viii meet this even
ing in Elks Hall for work in third de-
gree.
San Francisco parties are reported to
be interested in the rehabilitation OF the
Kona plantation.
The following cases are set for trial
before Judge Robinson this morning:
Nos. IS. 50. 20. Sc and IS.
Mr.. and. Mrs. A Gartenburg viii
leave in the Ventura next week for a
short visit in San Francisco.
There was brief meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Council yesterday but no bust
ness of Importance was transacted.
The Paauhau Sugar Co. libel suit has
been submitted TO Judge Estee. The at
torneys have until Wednesday to file
briefs.
Dwight Benton. artist and journalist.
formerly United States consul general
to Hawaii. is dead in Rome. Italy at
the age of SO years.-N. Y. Sun.
Sol Sheridan Of the Advertiser STAN
had word by cable yesterday that his
mother Is not expected to live He
leaves on the Alameda and will prob
ably not return to Hawaii.
Representative Greenwe1l received a
wireless message yesterday to the effect
that his sister. Mrs. Bryant, had died /
On Hawaii. Mr.. Greenwen left on the
steamer in the afternoon.
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reception to Rev. Mr.. Hardin.

A reception VIII be given by the ladies
Of Central Union church TO Rev. N. d.
Hardin and Miss Hardin on Friday
evening. May Is. in the lecture room OF
lthe church. The members OF the church
and congregation are cordially invited
to be present The sociable OF May Il
win not be neld. the ladies having 1t In
charge arranging this reception IN
stead. An interesting program Is being
prenared by Mrs. C. H Dickey.
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JOHN BREUNER co.
Furniture and Carpet House of
San Francisco
Represented in Honolulu by
III. s. RANSOM

Mr.. Ransom IS here with very large
line OF Carpets. Mattings. Rugs, Lace
Curtains. silk Draperies. Also. photo
kraphs OF a very choice line OF fur
fsiture carried by the San Francisco
house. These goods are specially in
tended for the consumers of Honolulu
Mr.. Ransom specially invites the Ia
dies to call and inspect his line whether
former customers of the JOHN
BREUNER co. or not.
The location is 1899 Fort street nearly
opposite the Club Stables.
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Public moonlight Concert.

1880 --N1~A~6 49, ~O0~CAs
The Government band will play this
evening at the Hawaiian Hotel, be-
ginning at $780, The program is as
follows;
PART T.
Introduction-"Carm ........ Bizet
Cornet Solo-"Columbia" (by re- :
quest) Observation-Disclosures Robinson
Mr.. Charles Kreuter.
Grand Selection-'Faust' 1850. Gounod
Vocal Selections
(a) Lei Poni Mol
OBJ Sweet Lei Mamo."
Miss ]. Keliiaa.
(e) "Kuu Wekfwehi''
CD "Moani Ke Ala"
Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART III.
Selection-"The Belle of Bohemia"
.-.--.....- --..-s...-.. Eng1ander
Observation-Disclosures" Cby request)
-.-..---. ..-....--.--.-- Moret
Syrensn $50. Waldteufel
Polka-"A Good Kiss" .Coote
The Star Spangied Banner"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-30

sc: Apples. sun-dried. 4Aasc per ID for large
Sc. Beans. Northern hand-picked. 81. 30 per bu:
Indiana new beans. 225Q2.9 per bu. Hay,
choice in car lots on track sl9Q1s50: clover $l3Q
Is 50; straw. IS. 5069. Clean ginseng. Au425 psr
ID. Potatoes, g per brl; Northern. S1.25 per bu;
onions. $3.50 per bri. new cabbage. g. per crate;
peppers $50 per crate.
CINCINNATI June 2s-Fiour firm: fancy.
Sc 45d3 c5: family s.. s565.1o. Wheat easier No.
2 red. soc. Corn active and lower; No. 2 mixed.
52lsc. Oats dull and lower; No. mixed. lolz4
Ale. Rye steady; No. ?. Sc Lard steady az
at sio25. Whisky dun at $50. Sugar easy; hard
refined. 4.2sa5.s3c.
KANSAS CITY. June 2s.-wheat--July. 7o%G
707sc: September, es&c: cash No. hard. 76c; No.
red 7Sc. Corn-July 4Si5c; September, $50
45s.c; cash No. mixed 52q52Hc; No 2 white.
5srkG4c. Oats-No. white, 4sc. Receipts,
wheat IL cars.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 2e.-wheat-Cash. ssasc;
July, s37Ac; September, 76lsc. No. 1 hard, sese:
No. northern. s5isc; No. northern. Sl2c; NO. J
northern. sslxc.
LIVERPOOL. June 2s.-wheat-Spot steady
No. 2 red western winter, IS sgd: No: Call-
fornia, IS SID. Corn-Spot steady; American
mixed. IS I'D.
TOLEDO. June 2s.-clover seed duh but nrIn
October, $S.e7h; prime timothy. is5- tash
wheat. 7s,lc; July, ss1kc; September. 1850
DULUTH June 29-wheat-To arrive: NO. ]
hard S5isc: No northern, SAC; No. 2, sz1zc; July,
sac: September. 77&c. Oats. 3sqS1zc.
BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Wheat-June, so>sci
July. 7s4c. Corn-June, sec; July, sac
MILWAUKEE. June 2s.-Barley steady; No. 2
5SG60c; sample, f6Q53c.
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GRAINS EASY FOR A time
MASS OF DEPRESSING NEWS GIVES
POINT TO BEARIsH FEELING.
Rally Follows, with Fair Gains,
Wheat Only Closing at a LOss-Hog
Products Finish at the Top.

CHICAGO, June 29.-After a weak open
ing prices in both the grain and provision pits
showed a marked improvement on a good
demand and September wheat closed I'M
changed. corn &c higher and oats ND Ac.
Provisions were from 17ikc to Coo higher.
Weakness characterized the early trading
in wheat, due to reports Of general rains
in the Northwest, lower cables. large
worlds shipments and a bearish Canadian
crop report. September opened AG7sc TO
sake lower at 774c to nc. with July of
1sc to 1Hc at 79c to soc. Many of the longs
had wheat for sale and the early selling
pressure was very urgent. A good deal of
long stuff was sold out. Outside markets
were considerably lower, which contributed
to the depression. and with selling by the
Northwest and St. Louis September de-
clined to nc, with only small demand.
good decrease in the visible supply brought
out better demand toward noon and prices
started upward. September was especially
in good demand and sold up to 7S1kc, while
July rallied to SOC. Buying by the North
west, with reports that the rains in that
section were of little consequence, was
largely responsible for the late firmness
September closed unchanged at 7s1s@7sI4c,
with July 1c lower at 1870. Clearances of
wheat and -four were equal to 1872 800 bu
Primary receipts were 495, 100 blu, against
6S6,500 year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts Of 319 cars. which, with
local receipts of "a cars, one of contract
grade, made a total of 343 cars, against 800
last week and 524 a year ago.
Conditions favored the bears In the corn
pit and opening prices were weak in SYM
pathy with wheat and on liberal receipts
and extremely favorable weather. Selling
was quite general early, a good demand
developed and the market became strong.
Covering by shorts and buying by bulls on
the small estimated receipts for Tomorrow
helped in the upturn. There was no special
feature In the trading. The close was
strong with September &c higher at 50Ac,
after selling between 49ssc and 50Ac. July
was up sc at 501zc. Receipts were S2l cars,
81 of contract grade.
The feature in the trading In oats was the
decline in July and the apparent abandon
ment of the deal, which had been in prog
ress for some time. The weakness in other
grains, the apathetic state of the cash mar
ket and increased local stocks were against
the bulls. Deferred futures were in good
demand and held steady. September clos
ing nc higher at S4lsc, after selling be-
tween 3312c and 34kc. July sold between
39c and 39%c, closing at 3izc, loss OF
1Ac. Receipts were 1923 cars.
Provisions were weak early. In sympathy
with grains and on liberal receipts. with
lower prices at the yards. Brokers were
active buyers at the decline and rapid
advance followed. The close was at the
top, with September pork up Coo at SIG,
lard 171ac higher at $S.45 and ribs up l1lzc
at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 cars; corn, $40; oats. 305; hogs, 5000
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
LIGHT STOCKS RETARD DEALINGS
ALONG COMMISSION ROW.
Prices Generally Ffrm-Good Demand
for Groceries-Dry Goods Are
Quiet-Larger Grain Receipts.

The week opened with a very active
trade in nearly all lines. On Commission
row the volume of trade was curtailed
somewhat by the light stocks offered,
which were considerably replenished, how
ever. in the latter part OF the day. The
stock of Irish potatoes, both old and new.
is unusually small for June. and indications
are that this week will close out all old
potatoes. Apples of last years growth are
well cut down. and the arrivals Of new an
pies. though fairly liberal. are largely in
ferior stock. Peaches We're offered on the
market yesterday, but the supply is small
New corn is beginning to arrive In small
quantities. Tomatoes. with the increased
receipts. are easier in price. Red and black
Taspberries are coming in fairly well. but
prices remain firm. The produce marker
continues active. Reports of the poultry
markets East indicate easier prices.
same as last week. Eggs are COM
Ing In quite freely. but local con-
sumption is large and nrm prices enable
stock readily. Butter Is firm. with brisk
demand for all fresh stock at prices quoted
Cheese Is steady at prevailing prices DRY
goods houses had quite a squirt of trade.
Prices In all lines OF dry goods are strong
with no indications of an early reduction
Most OF the business done Is I'm the re-
plenishing of old stock. Travelling sales
men are meeting with good success in Sc
curing orders for fall and winter goods.
The wholesale grocery market is unusually
active. Prices. except sugars are
steady and unchanged. but sugars carry a
strong tone. with further advances proba-
bile Canned goods are firm at quotations.
But little new stock is offered. Salt fish are
in light supply and firm in price. Other
fancy groceries are unchanged. but are
moving well. Flour is firm in all parts OF
the country
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AT NEW YORK.


COmCs Win - nCE SAOSCs
NEW YORK, June 9.-FIour-Receipts.
2S,554 brls; exports, 7,S47 brls. Quieter, but
held at old figures. Cornmeal steady; yell
low Western, sl.14; city. sl2o Brandywine,
ss.12Q3.2O, kiln-dried. Rye firm; No. 2 West
ern, CSC T. o. b. afioat; state, 5Sd59,kc 4. o.
b. ahoat.
wheat-Receipts. 112175 bu; exports. 49,
OBS; sales, 100000 futures. Spot steady;
No. red, Sc elevator, SEC (. o. b. afioat;
No. / northern Duluth, 93Ac t. O. b. afoat:
No. / hard Manitoba, 93c I. o. b. afloat
More rain in the Northwest prompted an
other bear attack on wheat to-day forcing
sharp early decline, rom which prices
later rallied on claims that the rains had
been insufficient. Cables were lower and
weekly statistics generally bearish. The
close, nevertheless was rather firm at IA
&c net advance. July, s5Is@S57tc. closing
at s5Nc; September. Sl%aS2 lI-iSc, closing
at S21ac; December, SlssqS2lzc, closing at
S2ssc.
Corn-Receipts. 2s1 900 bu; exports, $3.50;
sales, $4,000 futures, $1,000 spot. Spot easy;
No. 2, 5Sc elevator. 5Sc 4. o. b. af1oat; No.
yellow. 5sc; No. white, 5Sc. Options weak
ened in the forenoon OH favorable crop
news, but recovered at midday on fore
cast of showers and active demands from
shorts, closing partly 1sqAc net higher.
56hd57l4c. closing at 81 3-l6c; December.
55ssd56lzc, closing at 56i2c.
Oats-Receipts, 164,500 bu; exports, 10.
Spot firm; No. 3 43Ac; standard white.
471ec: No. 3, 43itc: No white, 4711c; No.
8 white. 47c; track white, 431fG 4slzc. OPP
tions were fairly active and irregular fuc-
tuating with other markets.
Lard dull Western steam, $3.50; refined
steady; continental. $50; South American.
$3.50 Pork easier; family. s1Sa1s.9o; short
clear, s1s75d16.S0; mess, s17.50q1S. Tallow
dull; city C2 for package), 47sQ5c: coun-
try package free). 5d5i.c.
Coffee-Spot. Rio hTm: No. invoice, SIC.
Mild steady; Cordova, 71z@l1Ac.
Sugar - Raw steady; fair refining 3hc:
centrifugal, sc test, 9-16c; molasses sugar,
27sc. Refined steady.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PRIME CATTLE ABOUT STEADY, IN
FERIOR GRADES NEGLECTED.
Hogs Fairly Active and About Five
Cents LOwer-Sheep Steady Con-
dftion of other Markets.

UNION sToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS.
June ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 600; shipments small.
While not large and less than week ago and a
year ago. the receipts OF cattle to-day were
very fair average for Monday. The consign-
ments included quite a number OF fat kinds,
but large proportion were cattle not fully Up
to the requirements of buyers at this time In
quality and flesh. Therefore. the demand was in
clined to be little backward. or. rather. there
was no really urgent competition. and. while
the conditions elsewhere justified statesmen in
expecting better prices here, they were unable
to advance the views of buyers and were finally
forced TO accept just steady prices compared
with those current for equal kinds at the close
of last week. Killers were not in the market for
anything that not thick fat and of good
quality, and, with no important demand for
feeders. a class of cattle that Just below
fat stock were badly neglected. There was also
practically outlet for grassers. and early in
the day it evident that clearance of such
undesirable grades could not be made except at
a sacrifice in prices. In fact. OF the lead
ing killers claimed they would buy the I'M
finished cattle at any price. The market In
general way was. OF course unsatisfactory TO
statesmen, ami strengthened the belief that dull
market at lower prices in the future will be
experienced for all cattle that thick fat
and Of prime quality. In the stocker and feeder
line the indications very hattering to
statesmen. They. a rule. believe that farmers
Will be busy this week. and therefore, they
cannot expect much trade from that source IL
is evident that feeders expecting prices to
settle some from their present position, and
there is a tendency withhold orders for lower
prices liz Is important, therefore, that shippers
should pay very conservative prices for all kinds
OF cattle in the country. and they should allow an
unusually wide margin for shipping unfinished
stock and grassers. sales to-day included 1.2S0g
450 10 steers at ti.c0a5. with i07si 3e2 ID knis
selling at s45oe7i.75. and other sales ranged from
50 20 to 81. ar and included 10 Texans at 81 10
Heifers sold from $3.50 TO Sl0. and, aside from
enc sale. cows reported at 81 2Jfi5 S. Bulls
sold from 50 20 1915. and calves from s4 to 81 60
Quota TONS
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KANSAS CITY. June 2s.--cattie-Receipts. 5000
T Taass SSs Texans sayss 200 NATIVES 100
to strong; heavy slow; quarantine weak; cows
eaport and dressed bee eeers
.s;ses Gamers. siSSsse bulls fisi ss sss
,ds n ss :, The market lsssse
s550a5. 50; mixed packers. sSs7sG5sc; light SIS
$50; Workers. S.55Qs 90; pigs. s; lod5.S.
sh,eeepsRsceipt. loo. The market was strong
lambs, s5cqs.co: fed ewes. ss.z5Qss: Texas
T6ossr. sssde Texas clipped sheep
NEW YORK. June s-Beeves-Receipts, 47n
The market . opened firm for steers and closed
T co. Sas rta aee @7sasio bulls So
cows, sl.70Q4. Cables firm.
alyshees s loves ve xssi' 9s lower sssS
a. CITY dressed veais lower at saiic per ID:
sheep and Lambs Receipts. I7.s7i. sheep
lambs about steady: others slow. sheep ssas:
choice. A25: lambs. ss5o0s-75: one car. $50:
Hogs-Receipts. 10 eco Trade slow. State ana
Pennsylvania hogs. se.s0ae.0.
CHICAGO. June 2s.-cattie-Receipts z7ooo,
lie higher. bu, the advance was lost Good %
prime steers $1,000 ss per , 70 m medium ~
$50; heifers. s2.5OatSo; canners si-eoQzs0; bulls
s2.5e943o; calves. s2-5oue25: Texas steers. sac
Hogs-Receipts to-day. s7.OOO Tomorrow. $500:
left over. 400 The average was s@iec lower.
h Mssa sna rough Ssaxs 20 e esess
s. soS5 90: bulk OF safes. S. 7ods. So ''sA''
s ssse p ssSis e: s e sgss e s ss
lambs lambs ,sasiO. ~ ~
ST. LOUIS, June as- ga 5000.
10 lower Native shipping and export steers
81 25G55o; dressed beef and butchers steers SO
SIS; under Lea lbs. 3.75441s. stocker1
Is Gamers. ssSsss bulls. ssGs5e: calves 81
6; Texa: :, and ,5, Indian sers' S1iso; cows ana
Hoes-Receipts: sOOO The market was active
and Zoe lower Pigs and lights, E.Gq5.So: pack
ers. S. 7Oa5.so: butchers. ss7sas.ss.
sheep-Receipts. $500. The market was steady
6: culls and bucks s2a42; stockers. >z9alS:
Texans. s3.5od4-5o
OMAHA. June ss.-cattle-Recespss. 1850. The
market was strong 20 Toe higher. Native steers.
AL2sa525; cows and heifers. c.sSai5o: calves.
lower. Heavy. s5.55aS.sS; light. S.sces.Ss; pisa
S5G5.1
rsa yspsrinss s. 2cs4e wsthsT. sssss. eSs:
81 5o@4: common and stockers. p.xg3c; lambs,
s465.
400. The market was steady TO ioc higher on
all kinds.
s,n%s 81 issss hsssy Yorsers s@s ,, ns
Workers and pigs. set0Qe.0.
sheep..-Ree.lpts. s.oOo- Sheep. 40 down;
LOUISVILLE. June ss.-cattle weak; choice
20 prime shipping steers. N6oai9e: medium 70
s Steers - pPso: choice xsss sSsss butcher
Hogs-Heavy and medium. s5.75: lights. =:
Sheep sheep ana Ismbs-Bes. sheep. sa5oeszs: prime
lambs, fs.3.
CINCINNATI June es.-IIogs higher 1t "a
Cattle steady at ssa4n
sheep duh AID lower ~ s38A lambs dull ano
lower az A4e.p.
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Building Permits.

Henry and Laura Bridges, cottage, Warren
and Chestnut streets $500.
II. S. A. Bell, remodeling. 27o4 Brookside ave-
nue., $50.
r. NJ Royse, repairs. 1902 Olive street, 500.
Sarah Plurnmer, addition. 9O7 Fremont street.
$500
Henry Baade, cottage. Germana avenue 5000.
A. Burdsal. chimney. 1ol5 North Meridian
street $3.50
W. Spiegel repairs, 7os-71O East Michigan
street, $3.50
Joseph Miller repairs. East and Michigan
streets. 500.
Joseph Miller. cottage. Wiley avenue. 500.
William Traub. repairs. Belmont avenue $500
Standard Oil Company. brick warehouse, Pine
and Lord streets. $1,000.
f. b. Martindale. repairs, New Jersey and
Vermont streets. $500.
Curtis y. Paddock two-story dwelling, Twenty
first street near Central avenue. s.. 000
Mrs. Mary Smith, remodeling. Thirty fourth
street. $3.50.
Henry Lunter. brick boiler. Harding street.
S1.2C0.
William vandersaar. addition. 4Ol Dunlap
$40