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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-30
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU. Z

Alexander Young Building. Honolulu
T. II.
October 90. p. m.
Mean temperatures
Maximum temperatures
Minimum tempera ture-75.
Mean Barometer-3Ooe
Rainfall, "A hours ending s p. M
Trace.
Relative humidity-s a M, Sc per
cent; p. m. 65 per cent.
Mean absolute humidity-e.52e grs,
per cubic foot.
Prevailing direction of wind-E.
average wind velocity. miles per
hours
Average cloudiness. in tenthsA
ALEX. Nee. ASHLEY.
Section Director, in Charge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-30
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
NAME OF STOCK.

Honolulu. Oct. 2.
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TO LET.

$2O.0O-Cottage on Anapuni street, first
house on the left hand side from
Wilder Ave: 6 rooms, BATH etc.
$15.00-Cottage at Waikiki, near John
Ena's place, on the beach road: 6
rooms. bath, etc.
S25.0O-Cottage on corner Kinau and
Pensacola streets; rooms, bath,
etc; newly painted and in good con-
dition.
And many others. Can for list.
WILL z. FISHER.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 1870
Merchant Street.
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The Mails.

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Franeiseo-Per China, Nov. L.
Yokohama-Per Manchuria, Nov. 1.
Victoria-Per Miowera, Nov. 10.
Sydney-Sonoma, Nov. Is.
Mails viii depart as follows:
San Francisco-Per Manchuria, Nov.
|.
Sydney-Per Ventura, Oct. 26.
Yokohama-Per China, Nov. 1.
Victoria-Per Moana, Nov. 1s.
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8: 9. g 9: 50 So 50 g 8. 9. &c So 8. asaaaa
8. The Aquarium is open evenings :.
g from to $3.50. -
80 =
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SALES BETWEEN BOARDS.
Ten Oahu Sugar Co., $3.50; so Kihei,
$500: $50 Haw. Com. & S. Co. B. so,
$3.50.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.
Last quarter of the moon .Oct. 81

Last quarter of the moon Oct. 81.
New moon Nov. 7th at 5:04 a. m.
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast AID Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at KahuIui and Hilo occur
shout one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
b minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that OF the meridian Of 157
degrees thirty minutes. The time whis-
tie blows at 1870 p. m., which is the
same as Greenwich, hours minutes.
Sun and moon are for local time for
the whole group.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
Market Opens Weak Under Lib
erai Offerings. bur Closes With
Advance Of : TO lie.

REP Bic sTEcT,I.
Chicago. sept. s-F-- weather North
vest. a sus5iciously weak cub a. N.=-
neapo,is. Indifferent cables and un.N-
pectedIy heavy receipts Of vheat here.
49, cars. most Ot il hard winter from
tho Southwest. created n muTaelt1F!iy
e.sy feeling in this market and induced
some selling AZ the opening. but local.
Northwestern an! 81 LOUIS bulls had iaeir
var r.a!rt on. gathered IN tae cheap Of
ferings with ruth. and bid Tor more 20
Justify that sellers were soon afI:ish'ed-
offerings became Lght az! n. market
sailed w - The advarce va checked
on this huge by rather heavy open SOL
;as q 5e ATTn9 2g ys b.; '9s ,, s a
Most o. IN. Uuli Inspiration can. from
the Northeast Minneapolis sent repof -
u poor trTssning returns and claims thsii
much Of the late wheat ~ SOrTu Dakota
was still green and would never b. cut
Good sales OF -four were reported iSr
quick shipment 10 the East. A41n-1i-o.fS
stocss decreased S':'r Eu- for I'VE Gays
az tim. Shsn the spring wheat TnDv--
m.-ut Erou!d ~ well u5.i-r WAY There
were only Ia cars a. Minneapolis. com
pared With SO yes- ago. which more
than Offset the Influences q the large
receipts here. which TIE bulls assumed i5ac
already figured IN the Kansas cary re-
q. IpIS. AID therefore, were not 10 L
Considered alarming.
% d good milling demand ard Kansas
City was Dp lc To p Gales 81 S1t"y bb4s
-four by Kansas rii:i-rs 10 England wee
claimed and New York advice said nil
lers rspoTtsr! = much improved Hour 1--
mand. Cash prices here did not follow
the aGvaHc. IA futures. steady 20 &c higher.
CORN ADVANCES
May corn advanced ic' on continued re-
ports from the Southwest, o. tn. backward
condition OF the crop and continued buying
b. the hull interests. Tie corn b-It had
clear weather AMI warm temperatures. anG
the forecast vas for warmer. But the de-
nlan6 In the pit evidenced 4 general h.i-sf
the crop - 20 late much % II VIII b.
caught by f.o-t and b TI.fn-rchariiahie-
Ing perhaps s.G1pvo b. ia thre. 90 four
days
II was popular n the pit 10 assume this
buying might b@ for Gates or Armour. but
there VAS again open Armour selling on
Moderate scale. Spencer was a buyer fCT
the Southwest. The selling vas more scat
tered. with a good deal coming OFT from
cars. and sc estimated for to-noYroS- Ar
rsngeTne5ts are being MADE 20 move much
OF the corn East. as charters were made
for c6.ssS hu. OF about l.!s".3" Dt1- IN
three days. Shipping sales 1850 bC.
OATS HIGHER
Oats resumed the role OF a satellite Of
corn and gained NC 10 - There was con-
tiaped selling OF asy ~ houses which act
.o- Howe and Cummings was apparently
q ouye-- Receipts are only Is cars AMI iss
.stiuated :oT tomorrow. Cash steady.
shipping sales $3.50 bu-
PROVISIONS FIRM.
Provisions were firm with RIBS Up the
most Trade was small. and October pro-
duct erratic with local professionals III
control. CE5ahy bought January lard on a
moderate scale. Cash demand good and
especially for lard
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RAILWAY LIST LEADS
ACTIVITY IN STOCKS.
STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS
ARE MIXED.
United States Steel Lifted a Full
Point to the Highest Point OF
Present Movement.

New York Sept. s.-The mixed strength
and weakness ca the market continued TO-
dsy, but the strength again pEedorninated.
The speculative forces which are behind
the present rise seemed to be Accumulate
I'M; more stocks than they were d.stribut-
ing. as against the dominant tendency TO
take profits which affected yesterdays
market But the mixed process was still
going on. That II 10 say. sales were
made in che quarter under the sustain
ing influence Of the buying In new
quarters.
RAILROADS LEAD.
The favorites for the advance were
picked from the railroad list again after
yesterdays preference Cor the ;ndUstrtals
and especially the steel stocks Tne
news OF the day was not unfayorable TO
values, bat il was Of a general character
and did not account for the cispTopoT-
tomato strength OF special stocks.
The early market saw a Continuance Of
Yesterdays strength in the steel stocks;
United States Steel preferred vas hIJed
:, full point 20 the highest point on the
present movement. good effect was
produced by the August figures OF out
;uy. and consumption Of iro:l, showing an
expansion of 800 tons In the weekly
capacity Of the furnaces and a reduction
Of 1gO0 tons IN the stocks at the
Furnaces. The reported placing Of .
larger order by the japanese Government
for steel plates was also a favorable In
This evidence that the Improvement in
the demand had ret In In Aug. serves to
rnystify somewhat the wall street SEMI
rient toward the policy OF the steel max
ers in cutting prices in Sept In order 20
stimulate a revival OF demand United
State. steel preferred dropped into the
background later IN the day and the
leadership OF the market reverted 70
BEADING.
FaaTFpS AKIN vESTr,pE ROADS
There YVES a rather distinct line Of de-
narration between the Eastern and West
ern railroads in the subsequent dealings
rhe coaiers seemed 90 be favored on the
ground hat the restriction in the an
fbracitc output for July and August left a
good field for benefit from the autumn de-
rnand no- expected to develop soon
The resumption of full time IN the Penn
s-lvania shops was regarded as an fndi-
cation Of an Improvement in the trunk
lire field. and the Increase in Rro-s earn
iurs for august of New York Central. al
though reported yesterday. seemed 10 be
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
81. Louis Future Prices.
Prod nee.

~ TTTR-Cr>ausry-E1trs &c. f-sts 10 -
ssraud. is4i.c. country packed sac. Lstle-
pack-d. extra i5c; srst- lie. dairy-pacsef. fancy
isssIsc. poor 10 fsiE liz -. gr.As> sgSc
E.s5GS-P.csiyed i%s vkas .ocA! an: 20 pkxs
a. I5s.- fOr current receipts, case count. case.
--tgrrs!. a. i,lxc for strictly fresh s-sts. and
I.l.r tr eItrs-s ;y-pac<ef. cases inciutef
.laxl-s SIC. dsis.e- &c. young Americas i1c.
Ionx horns iyi.r. New Yerh twins 81. I'm
burger i9aIoiJs. psor .s:e: swiss. isc for
LiV; PoULf.Y-ouote hea, ~: roos-er..
old a. s-axxy you-E. a.: .pT.n< chickens l.,:
rurkey.. cd. Z. AID young lie: spring tiiek
*. x-.-e. noulin4Ily &c. ssrtnx xe-Se =. x1i-eA
chic--u, e. 1oz- for Old and s. FOR young:
DRESSED PoULTRY-s;saty. Quot. scald.i
.hie.-as uncrzzn. with head and Feet o.
Greens sve-zx-. lie. Too.t-rs &c. turkey. i5e.
t.t5~s- sp-f1e chickens IL
GA.E-woodcock q-o;sbse q: = sz6 STsss
poe - 81 - p@- doz
TTON-Sr-.r. gE7t-r. Oh by;cs> az; eSes
20. y-aT!nE lambs -: s2rins lamb. 4e
Ivr:SI,-IAv- h--1: s,easy. ehoic~ ~ fancy. 10
81 - ~. - he=s,ics and tht- at
rRoC. LEES Crot-, ls-xe 81: MEDIUM
81 = sni .Tusu "a p~- DR.
FRESH FISU-Riack bass i-isc. r-as9i-. &c
q s-lal tgrry snail npt wanted 70 = ff
i--x.. i-es-~d cat is. sponnb ] cat - oul :.
hs.as-1-eSs>d =. Eros. u: hsTaio-1re'. a
So xros- ": German oa-T-isTx, dressed e.
a.. E-0-s .. suarsh ,: whit. perch g
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
REVIEW OF THE IRON TRADE.
Uncertainty Of Market Broken by
Action Of Pools.
Cleveland. o. sept s.-ReIasins 20 tbs
condition OF the Iron market at large. tho
Iron Trsde Review this week says:

Cleveland o. sept s.-ReIating 20 tbs
condition Of the iron market at large. the
Iron Trade Review this week says:
.rnha-ro N bushes. IN finished steel has been
broken hv the action OF the beam and plate
n0oiS TuSsiav. On plates above - fnches
n WIDTH TIRE -eda--ion 10 - q rcn OF 70 Leo
aai ehs17s.s reduced 70 Z tAc Pf;csourG. o.
THE loves; pri~e -ha: has prevailed In -four
vesrs- l. i Understood that arranHernents hsSs
beer mad. that Will ureyen. the cuftirG OF
prices or CITED material that h1s been mucn
complained OF rs certain members OF the beam
sooI ia connection with contracts taken In the
IScEa-snaa steel co.ruanv fs underscood sr
have been .ecur~f. at least 20 the extent OF
maintaining nriees-
AnOth-r reduction - he week vas IN wrought
riu. the i@si..r interest taxing the initiative
ars he cuts running from 81 20 - ton Com
n~:itioa has Increased Il, this tne some OF u
iG.,na~n- m IL bgyinE their own skeio Fave
v@-- narrow marlin TO work on.
I-arg-rar- business - The week can Be rsa<ily
summarized Pail iuyinG amounted With th>
tons Esf % which i fo- new lin- IN the
FAR Wei. Pltf-bu-- notes 1-ofss-ron plate or
SHAPES for /. Ns~ York elevator. The American
bTfGs. eornnsni-s' new business In Aug was
bssze--. y and 300 tons. considerable i'm
provsrn@nt Gpoa July
~eaks- southern PRODUCTION has decreased
hecsf-e % the coal strike and ire eni % thu
latter NAV b bong deferred There I. rs;he-
rlcr~ 81. - Southern Iron but northern furnaces
r0-rfrue 70 TAKE r.o<, q The business. The
,'a-:i-x % q see! Corporation stocks c"ntir
gNs. and the week brings the total tn rf;een al-
Foundry OPERATIONS do not show zny distinct i'm
rr0v~-sser- on tA~ whole. hot IN ss,-ne c-nter~
more men are reported at work in machine
rhSrs-
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SUMMARY OFST.LOUISM MARKETS

IDee-c
and closed Heavy receipts
Wa
really the strong card
in
Minneapolis
= "a
there had been
70 -
favorable
IA
b.
nd u . ri
De- hea as osei T.,u
cor =. ~ d :
Afsy cats oi J.
sr.ady.
SteaIvb etN e~u 81 and .
SPOT cotton sunchau in tho o1Irn
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The Metal Market.

Loni1a ssrt. s.-Tzs Lguion TIN rare, va
unchan=-i r. spot uh5eh closeI a. E!-5 L.
g.. while fs.sre- were a shade higher al .!.s =
- The New York market. ho~--er vas caste
81 tone. wish price red a shsd- lowe a. =
9 = g 9lurar remains Unclaimed n ~. III
msTEst. vftE AXE ctfp-e. a. 81 se-snfz = NI@~-
=. = : 80 sIs u . 70 -
- - - - for SPOT ard a. = = 81 FOR fftr--
a. sl1f l1r iu sh- I-asi MARKET srei-e- 49,
Wsr unchznEsG IN l-.-k Market. cIosin. a. -
"a - IN iIud1r and AZ IN 80 IN to f1-.i
market frau sil--f ~ - ?. n Gis-x1r arf
At 60 .i-G n u te's-t.ro. ipgsiiy !r1n l. ~
changed. No I fn.rsrs So-th-ru 10 att,.sf a.
81 -s1f.-. 80 foundry northern ~ 80
~ 10 f1gzdry -cath.-n azlf 70. f5sr.s!rr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

FORK / n. B-S-E standard rne-s IL Job
bI-r zay cio--f 5ouslnaiiy az 81 %
rNEp-F1hpce steam Z s,f@ ct0sss. nom i-slly
Z =, gsttI>-r~ader.- 1t s7-d7f.~
spEF.% HANS ET'--Czr ints bod 2 .. b
= - tEr-- Han--Ia-av a. SO. Is az Sc
-. - 81 rs - 80 is- al 49, - at 81:
b. a. i0i.r cs'ifor-.as AZ si-G1Ac, Nes York
iii,e is-av.. loisc. i--sv So. it-sy Sc from
- hi0eS del. hans al Sc % si>c FOR run %
hou--. b>iises az nc 90 ~. 3. q ay.Tss.'
= ~ --iss ri &c S-v York shpGii--s a. 81
y : NEAT-To aIr.v-. bog. cured S'rib,
=. - rorriae,ly: +adE av- at S-;9naD ani
srx zav rslEsi thus: Extra shorts az ~.
- a. sc short clear &c. bellies at SEC
>. - plates a. &C ff- hscks AZ Ga. stand
49, tarI- So O-,isr. hishs--
EksBS-Hrd meats IN tobhtr- way
-a-F.I. RreasSsS- Saxon from iei-r '1r heavy
- ~ for shoic. fEh-. hans a. uizc % t.
s-sfsso-rfa- AZ siyGsasc New YORK shoulders at
- Pain Supsst nd Its il 2 tobhinx say
rarx@sl. Extra sh1-ss a. ~. c'rfhS AZ ST.
sl.-- clear So t-ii3s- az &c q less. plates
a = Eat asr.s =. --a-dsri backs al Sc.
fas,1srE rfsrzeI hixhe- ~ '-4>rs
TayI.pW-sluis-- bD- firm 'oIl-rv IN N-t-
1>r-rt-. AZ g. Sar sr-.rt No. : srd fGsi-~ -
~ Erag.s No At y Tzcks-s prime nominal
.a,f- STrsy r.lEI,-.Jtsofs p-frr~ ., tai
pf.f.p STEAE:INE- Nominal AZ sTsi.c
c,sc AMI white SsSfse-ia''er co- esoice
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

III. ~Igs;I. "a ti'',: array he'd s!'h ak
aorsi=si. Harisv easy. s~~4insi.se e. J. I! H.-
YORK Wh-sf-RscsiDfs q - b.. -.,1t arm.
n.i,iIs = = . / assa,: Na ! tafi Mani
fora non-nsi e. o. b. sfasi o1.,ioi.s op.E-d
* but agiskiy 'raIii.i ..:s wss;ers r mar
se,.- Th-r-af;s- tlil. controlled DFioeE ..sliy.
demand FOR e.sa wheat from mills. The eies-
hsr. ~as Il.ali.c shoss Jas; nishi Nay 8 Is,
az. D. aItsaIi:l.. eIossd :ii-i. c.TnE
RecelI.i- 70 bg-: s15orts 20 Ia. pot arln.
JeiSs d.. e. p .si,e Sc op;lS INNS hsr S
vas ea:.,. but ar.ner, via n. we.; siS-ing
Seed 80 oa,.EReeeipi, i.i.ea Do -;
dun. ri1.si oats. :sg1, he. ;.iza11i,e; natural
sith he com: gtp,' eiosse 60 80 ~' De- SGT.
s'@.d5. Es,b.r r rf'a Wsoi .tssdy Cal m,
,hal- Be-: steady: Gu, neat. s;s.ey L.5i
T iafa' ,r Hai fsis 49, .9f. car 81 7,
s;ssdy Rsss sie.tI; Moia; ;5 .'ss'iy g..
>ss.-. dee. s5-.c. si.y Sol q: cssh 70. : l-rd
.;y;ti e. Nc 80; ~ ..r. i sI.ss, 81 :
rsse.. Dee. sa.e. Nay 81; eE:h = E.is@d
..l-aS1. o.. SO .,...,r 80 ~ rsise - 80 2
niIed SSzso- Hay-choiee tiE.oihy 3 ..
sa5ses PEsi5is $50 = RE 7'e E.osig's-
r.,@nt,-Ws .at HID; corr B.sI'. oats 800.
Ll--rpooI sept. s.--pot vfeat nominal
FItures tarsiy STEADY. SEPT q I'D. De- =
ed srn, corn easy, Amegiczn rnizsd q q
Faiu-rs barely steady. Ay;- q 5s.d. Dc
Go, ssg' Casa sa.:.;S,gn' rsr. =,
Corn-So- We No . yellow i5izc- Oats
No . z.i-Gasc. No : white Cd1s1.c. No J
Whit 1iI-FUtsc Ryc-Sg sIG.-- RsrI-y-
God .ee1i-E 5sff1sisc. fa.r 20 chico msltIr=
.lf-!c S.-.i-lToyer. contract g-sds. S-i-s-fs
II PrCv;si n--M--s PIX. - bt!-. t-s.s-i =
Tii: lard. rsr ., NJ. 8 SCI 81. shorr ~
-. a S~:- s--CoTn higher. No. - 70
&c: 10 FT4!s ~ WHISKY N the bssls u:
IJ1,t,t5 x,nn-. s.p; s-wh.st-So had
new 81 H. NJ ! northern u 49, No F..
Sr--hsrr y.-i3I,. 10 arrive. Cd No. ! northern
81 49,: No northern s.is. on trs.. Cd 20
+ NG a. d H s. IL Nay .i:s os..6n ~: II
T M ~ Msy ii. 1i'.: No hSTd 81 =:
40 ! Nor-tsrn si-I:. 30 2 Sorth-rn ti-i2
F-ISur-F'tr-- patents . '5s - second gatsrt-
8 So. -. arS- ci-ar- a-l"tf.9s s@cnnd rIsz-.
s. frss1 =. shorts ..9Gis- =. mieeiaxs 81 ...n
" Nerfhe-- ii.is ~. . Nor;hern ,I.i.si "a.
De- ;i.ae-. hd Eye r aish.r: 20. / 5iizc.
-o'.sso. S@7t s-TToy.- S-~d-Cssh aaf OFT
g Is: pee. ia Aislks-S-5t- &c ask-I Tim
,fueinasti' o. s-.- WHISKY: Finish~i
Bar silver.
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ELECTRIcs ADVANCE
New York Curb Markets.

Ssv York. Sept s.-Stanfsrd OIL on fairy
large trading advanced from ,-sli- to 81. snd
this rs. gave "A irrneT tone generally to the
trading the curn. Inferaorouzh Rapid
Trans quiet. with sales u. and 80
The ranIpulaioFs Il Manhattan transit sp
ys-entiy tried 70 force sonle stock ca the mar
i.ef. with the result that The Dr1re frDui,e9
from 81 To- 81 Among cher sales -sre=
Nackay common at 81. southern Pzcifc pr
!e-red q; Ii1as and fI5is. Can .r-r-TT~1 a..
and g.. enc Havana Tobacco al q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09

GRASS :; sE e. 5:S s;as;sy $3.50 q: e:
Hsnsar.an az ssesn: i.iiic: =; nseI5: esdss:
sE4 &si;. s..s. e. s :s -: So
split p-.s 8. s-aes@ye 81 go Per II: Lima
az i .s. t5E ss.' s . IS: s "a ], is &:
CASTOR BEaNs-S - FER be sor prime IN
Sn az % Il s1- ' san ssss; ss....
ssf3--c: .v.porsied At 5&r%e; cores and 1set.
i.ss az iissirc. chops At istSI,1c- Peaches =
HosEY-conb-N, =. ,eoI.s. Inferior. s-o-
;n,,cieI aad tarS: = es.. So
s:1ss .ad s = G 'ai..a isas si s. g
back a,!I =. .a:;:, N.shlne: s,s,csEX g
ENfIT GAkREISc :: &, a., .ag p =; e.
.gs.- i:e sh,sE1 81. ssi.sy h.:. sSi: G.:
sesie ~ sou@ se -: .nol....s nc isri
e -: =, e - e. 81, ss...n head o. sssss'
s9or p. g % Cd sar Rrss s sf =
81. 90 s: g: 3 thsss; F:s:
-: k-au: easx' g 8: si.:s..o.s ss,..nsaf.
e .c ., saF sEo9g .agr e. .ss.p .us.r "a
rniIl-sa sppi- &c: No. s,rls Se: mai No
IISSr,ED OIL-Rs~ &c. boiled <<e. &c - b
TON-SF-F-D D.f<-S -l-e~ HSf,e 20. ~
rn- -. .Erl-a-- white T. yellow nc. 0ioA
~. cod<iuR write e yellow Ec-
F-E>A II F.P-P-s-n~ white I've reese N mail
sd. Esc and IN large SKIS ssc: prime sray i've
g~ezs SC IN s-aH ard sc IN large sk1: Oh
.hi,e Iisec: X -dssc: Xxx Ise.oc: Xxx 40
IL. xxx e: .sre ID Per cept On snail ~
srd 81 large: duck White 5a3sc: da-k 20
81; turkey. body tdry) <c: chicken. prime
RooTs-P-r ID: c,n..ns a. Sd Lssm.
more iaiv slipper 3: seneca 5ac: pink Itr:
sols~1 seal 81. black Sirc: May apo,e &c: snexe
.7a>sc,. ~hi,. .aak. .i.e: aneerea sei yshoo
tark = zoo. g. tart % ire &c: bid sdstei
blu- Gag &C.: sasssfras- bark % r-o. s0ssscs vnd
ginger =. All kinds in demand ard firm
EFESWtN-Frfrns az esc per II.
DEER SKINS F-Tf--Pr.me deer skins ~
rTr n black til -7c-irrs-to- iess: antelope
IL az goat ssaa-r -seh-darnased out
CrbpPT-RsTr-F Fish ca lots. 0r criG Stnvss
-FIcsr Dbl at SO fo- cottonwood ard .. q fo-
n1it.I. neal bbi. - -: No at -: No. half-
hi .famI % 50, -: NIL rs. fruit b, e.:
beer Esx r211s. lard tisrc. 81. pork Dbl, SIS
Heading per .~t-No. l sour Dbl &c: mfl-r,sl
I.i.-!nch s-ocx fo-. apple bbi SIC: No, %
ssSp.f r1 i ssi 8 . tor oyer. = !. hos.i.-
hzIf-hbi e: eoiI-d elm ,s-fnn<l Ss0s 3; o.'s
lard teri. cooper shaved. sio61:: pork bnl. s.
SALT-E. side Medium, 81. Eranuiatsd SC pr
Dbl ~o-.h SC per Sbi. more tbs s.dA
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nErEIpTs ~ sIIIrMEvrs


Additional Indications Of break in the
strike resulted IN fair degree o. ANNA
ton in the provisions PIT Small receipts
OF hogs and hisher urices a; tn. yards also
helped trading st the close Oct. pork
was 10 3 al SloTi4. Lard WIS VI, &c az
C.i7-- RIBS made gsin % 700 ie;-c. clos
ing ~ 80
Estimated receipts FOR .o-nn--or
Wheat. III cars: corn. -, cars; oats 10
car. hos. 100 lad.
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WHEAT SELLS HIGHER
AFTER EARLY DECLINE.
CASH SITUATION y STRONG
CARD.
Good Shipping and Export DE
mand and Decreasing Stores
Cause Brisk Buving.

Wheat =ss inclined q take the down
tu-.l - The .peE.nE- b@csGs- "t un-x-
p.cted foreign apathy and generally
favorat'e weather and c-oI. conditions. buc
after an ...rly decline there 1ss . 70
sumption % tic buyi-g movement
Strength IN Minneapolis and Chicago ~-re
the main bgl.:Sn factors. There vas /.
good shipping and export demand ct both
o: those points and the local market wa
further strengthened BY heavy decrease
In the cunt OF grain IN stors.
D.. wheat oI--"E- - = OF. rarg-d
from :i-ts'g! IlGi-il'. ami closed 81 f!!'-sG
Scatter-i reports OF a backward season
f1i-inE inlu-.c-S Tor corn y nile trad
i-s was lisEt ther. ~s- a fair demand COX
d. and MAJ throughout th- session.
Dec corn Or.u-s: &c up. ranged iron
$40 TO fsA. zJi.s. -. and closed at SO Did
receipts 80 ssI-yat 81 - 4>5ul- Il---s-i D.,
% wn41a - cars Local and cars through.
- az.il-t ls.s-s bu. u which ZIs SKIS and
- cars lOcs.! and = cars through. IN 4sa-
Receipts Oi what a. primary points 4or
ts-enty-foUr hours lels.r-" hu-. a. against
- bE- n I-S. AID shipments - ,'''
- carr. ssa!ESt --s cars Ia l-t3- Chicago
received 5bi.y.. uu- and ha.sas city -. 10
~. Cl-srsnces si.7v' ou
Receipts 81 corn az 50 Louis go BIZ
n: which = car~ local and . cars through
- against so II % which - cars 10
cal and - cars through. in lsc-
E-cs:I;- % co-a At primary point. for
tS.nty-fo-r hours .3s- go bi-. assin-; 10
80 bu IN 80. aat shipments $500 bu .
AKA rst STOP b. Chicago received i.iSl =
=" bu- and Kansas City 800 bu- Clear
tncs > 1pp bii-
Receipts % oats a, 81; Louis % so bri-.
% wEiCa = cars lOca! and 8 cars through
azAlns; 800 bG-. OF which cars local
and II ears through. IN is3- Shipment
g 10 Iu-
Receipts o. oats at primary points foT
-x-nry-fo.T hours s-s1 90 bu-. against 3D.
go bu- IT. 1913. and shipments $3.50 bu-.
against 9G.tD5 bu. Cieararcss G.lo1 o1-
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HiAes

pv-s.r;-Ts.as h..yy 1859: e faiisa z: ise:
% ilxn. a, fxi-c: native and Arkansas a. IL
ls.-e- ~ selection: IsI.c for No aad i$ac Nr-
No :. Eiu- az 3 rry,saissd e fsse Gseen,
ssl.-d round - For Western. AYkansas arf
Southern ID. Sc. green's aited On selection A.
SIC for No. ! and SIC for No. :; part eur-d nc
screRoiaz. EiEs -
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Psc.ers. 'taex. Brow s15i,- yellow q. -
70 white 4-dt1.
E=EF-Ur 6-1eg-- Euii-pfs-. s.. -o.l az
Fulton Marc; {, O. us~-- s.. dried. Per H.
st. 4-+-T- lr~t7~ - sGlcsles i--c. OE.st3sS
= :a-Eues i--,f-.-e .@- u.
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New York Money Market.

Kew York. Sept. s.-Yor.y On call easy AZ :
per cent. closing bic AID offered al per cent
sfs.-AsS = --aafp. TG-S f--. ,,.--zn.sI.
paper q. 1fI1 per cent Sterling exchange
steady decline, With actual bustn~rf IN
bankers bills a; 4-s.9i SO for der.ant and al
sss0E3 -s45 for S,-tsy bills Posted rates 50
and 4 -: commercial bills 4 szs. Mexican dol
lars Gle Goverunsa: bonds steady Eal!rozi
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STICK. --~ cutie iarEr. zrt TER. +. IA
volume - ,al-~ - d.zi-rs. bE: iitti~ Iof-x ~
'h- REGULAR r-afks-. OWN. 20 Lack II os.@rs-.-.
q. n frsf han1s Na-Es- strong sr.s IA . xsr-
e-.Iiv h-al-hv c71fs-ior