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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16
w. D. wESTERvELT.

Honolulu, 7. H, April Is.
Editor Advertiser: 1 wish to eX-
press my appreciation of the edi-
torial in. this mornings Advertiser
and other similar expressions upon
the Liquor question and also in the
main for the interest shown in re-
vival, and other Christian work by
your daily paper.
Yours,
MARY :. WHITNEY,
Pres. w. G. I. L.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16

Editor Advertiser: There is to I
. be a temperance mass meeting in 4
q Kawaiahao church this evening 4
= especially for the Hawaiians. 1t
q will be addressed by Hon. John G.
q Woolley, late candidate for Presi-
q dent of the United States on the
. Prohibition ticket. This is an
. especially timely meeting because
. of the agitation of our community
& on the atrocious liquor bill which Z
q has just passed both houses of our
. present legislature. =
q In this connection permit me to .
q say that 1 appreciate very much .
q the strong editorial on the duty of .
q the temperance people to go TO .
q work in view of the present crisis. =
q L applied it to myself and found .
. no good excuse for not having been .
o more earnestly at work. The feel .
D ing that it Will do no good to try .
o to carry temperance measures y
. through the present legislature is =
o not a good excuse for not trying. .
. Nor is it right for us to pray and =
. not work. 1 give thanks for the .
. stirring editorial and hope it will .
. stimulate to more earnest temper .
Q ance work. q
q w D. WESTERVELT. o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16
GUEsSES AT TOGO'S PLAN.

ST. PETERSBURG April 16-It is unbelieved Togo
battle openly He thought be planning attacks
boats scattering attacking individual
ships later.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16
TROUBLE IN RUSSIA INCREASING
The Government is Breaking its
Pledges and Losing Confidence
of the Public.
ASSOCIATED PRESS cABLEaRAMs.,


ST PETERSBURG, April 16-Mnister de We is disfeart-
going abandoning
been undermined by intrigue The
placed his
The Pulof Iron Works have been closed owing
enable demands of labor.
Squadrons of Cossacks have re-enfoced the
The Russian reform commissions accomplishing nothing
The acting promises
scer censorship public
rnnishing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16
KEEPING OFF THE SEA.

TOXIC April 16-On the presence enemys
fleet in Eastern the Japanese steamship
planning suspend lines expected
suspend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
OTHER MARkETS-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 6.-CATTLE-Receipts, p, 600 head:
steady 10c lower; steers, IS 50s6 so stocers
feeders 81 704S4 So and Gamers 81 25S4 %;
2o5S4 so; hefers So 24S5 49, calves S24ST 90
HOGS-Recepts. 26 600 head: market 10al5c lower:
shipping and SELECTED s. 7og$5 ga mixed and heavy
Sc 20@$5 30 sHEEP-Receipts; 2. 900 head; market
mostly lower; sheep. 81 504SJ TO- yeaTngs So 4Og
S. 49, lambs, s. 759SI so.
S. 5 eomon = es9s5 s. ATT slow fair to good
shippers 81 256S4 s.: S2GS2 70 SHEEP steady.
s3eiS4 so LAMBS steady S56S7 80.
East Buffalo. Sept. 6.-CATTI>E-Receipts 100 head
steady prime 50 50GS5 75 shipping 81 759
IS 40 butchers, 81 2Jds5; heifers s. 2GS4 IS; cows
81 50S4 bulls 81 50QS4; soces and feeders 81 4O
81; hefers 81 25GS5. VEALSReceipts, $50 head
active. higher, So 5oqSs so. HOGSReceipts, 200
head fairly active about steady heavy Sc 20 mixed and
So 5GdS4 % dairies So 1896; grassers, S5Gs6
lambs steady active; lambs IS 59$s: yearngs.
s6Gs6 so; wethers, s5GS5 10 ewes 81 50aS5; sheep.
mixed. 50 509S5 -.
Kansas City. Sept 6.-CATTLE;-Receipts 1900 head
1000 Southerns market steady weak. veal
choice and dressed beef
25Ts6 good. s4S5 %; Western SO %
asa stockers feeders 81 6dS4 20 Southern
81 5Od$3 ~: Southern cows. 81 1882 6j: native
81 75as8 - native hserz So $685. bulls $2a g. %:
I0G2Oc lower: top 81 co. bulk OF sales s. 45q$5 %;
heavy 40Gs5 3D. packers IS $685. CO. pigs and lights
s. 409S5 5T13. SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts. 1000
S. 75gsT 80: lambs S. 75asT 81; fed and
yearIngs $685. Western yearliugs So 1885 50,
sheep 81 5eas5 35 sockers and feeders S. I5g
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-York- September o. 1870.
There another sharp break in the coILee
49, o-r3-r 10 Continued liquidation Of speculative &c
Ss come OF said II be for Wall street wALs &C.
ocsiss - decline only moderate The maIke'
r1e s.sa4v at unchanged prices IN keeping Win ms
oTe1e- -,s-.st= which steady shade hlgneI
Re recent losses and small Brazilian receipts .,I
elt= movement the afternoon
c-ire close, While STEADY
sSc,- IRE lowest Of the session, a net decline OF
reported Of 1900 bags Inc
3' 1o-e,anr appeared TO he Tor the account or as
sens l7-rz rather than due fresh feature IN
ies~s-aI situation. There nothing further EeG
~ me prospects for the new crop ana recelps "a.
Ing light The two ports had
~, srs against 1900 last and the Jundisly
- "a we're 80 bags OF the European MARKETS
~ unchanged and Hamburg = pig higher BON
tafI yere lower Rio ~ x and Santos
"a -s but the rate Brazilian exchange recovered
{. -ba During the session there was
De - y some selling against lover firm cters rom
the trade interests were buFerS ~ the
s-e ThA market for spot coffee was quiet with quo
.,,i77s IN basis Of $40 for F5o No q. - -
- s1re % prices me local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

H r. Hollis: SO veals 49, 10. at 50 So 42 do les ~
e; 81 peassel S ral: = n at So
90 In p On Te 5 so "a Do 15a n
S. Dc DO S ssG n at So DO AS n s' s.
F o Bailey; 20 yeais, WEIGHTS s. 5oasa
10 ls5 10 sSa5 sa ca Gales lie ~ a. at s. S
at So do I'm n AZ s. rs 30 do go n a9 s. go ID
ana 81 srsssefs
sanger 3as v sss $50 n at 50 y do ~ n g.
s. n a. s. srassers 1ie n at ST. mixed calves I15
So Jq Is 90 f fs n 4 30 at s. r. Is g O. 81 la ~
81 5o little calves 80 n. 81: IL grassers. 179 n
Kerns Commission CO.. ss vcals 15g n a. SO %
s sEbP mp d.AMBsReGepts were So cars or se
Te" carried over Pa saieo Jersey City
and barely steady with but few really prime lambs
prime sheep sold at s. oas . per 100 f clis s. o
% coming! 20 to prime lambs at sc 5oqss 75.. and
a. sgloc per n; dressed lambs slow 10a15iEc
5:mPs 81 Gs = sye IS S caaads d.
6 at s 50 o. o 40 Do Bn g do a. g. $40 s. d 90 do
81 20 IS Virginia do IS 10. at s. 37; 100 Indiana do
Indiana sa Indiana "a yesri2s So III
Enia do. 80 ~ a. 81 81 Indian do 1856 H. Ct 81 o.
eIn5{[ania DO 192 n at 81 so; cus 95 H. So
e. T s2. s22neon; les Penn,yya9!a g n at
s. 30 de- IS H. at s. 90 Il PenasyVanla sheep ro 1a5
iS7 n 70 Sc n at at S. 3 do o' g 3 r. r.
Sanders; a State lambs 40 10 at S. 30 do. So n
at s. IS; 16S Pennsylvania do 20 n at 81 80. stat
cuils 40 ID. s. 80. 10 yearlngs - N At s. 10
state sheep. 1eo II. 81 -; do GG N at 81 10
90 ~ 10 a; SO 49, do ~ - So 80: bucks i35 10
s. Judd & Co: so state lambs ss 10 at IS 37is. %
100 ~ al 50 -. sep
Newten & Co. y. Kentucky lambs so H. at IS: 81
heniIcky sheep "a Ii. at -: do. l2S N. = 81
State sheep. 115 n. p.
". Il Hume; So State !amhs. - n. e - IS do
- r. at 81 - 20i do 60 10. 81 80: Pannsy
90 Il ~ at IS 2li do u n s. S7: penn7yvania
Sheen lU2 ~ at 81 30; State do. 93 ID. 81
q
do 80 II. 81 2b do n al 81 80: G vermont
cuts ~ 10 at So state do - 10. 81 &c Vermont
sheep los 10. at So II H. 81 80: bucks $50
ii. AZ g so: c cuis co n s. so
feline; Wright & %; 147 State lambs. - NJ at IS
124 N at So culls. sc II, at 50.
Il II Hollis ~ state lambs 81 10, a
70 n. at 81 Co 90 state sheep 1O5 10. 81 80.
George & /. s Dinenback: 10 state lambs. Il n. at
s. ~; IS DO. 81 n at 81
Andrew Mullen: 10 state lambs e. n. s. 30; 10
culs S H. at s. 80; sheep 145 n. So; culIs, 90
D Harrington: . State lambs, e5 n. at SIS: state
sheep. SIS ID. at So so
HoGsRecepts were 80 cars. or 6s5o head. Including
syyania hogs scid generally Sc 35gS6 per 100 To-
choice light do up Sc 90
Sales sanders: III State hogs. $50 70 average, at
Sc 40 100 10; 43 do. 202 10 Sc 30 roughs 800
- 40 do $40 10. at 50 80; boar. 400 H. at 81 so
Te6n 6s shan9 n Il state hogs o 1G n at So 4o
S. Judd & co. date yesterdays 1913 State hogs IA
Sc 80: go Pennsylvania do. Ill n Sc 80; 60
Westerns go 70 at So 20 rcughs 361 n. at IS 50
stag. $40 n. az So so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

futures quiet September, Sc SAD; Pe1ern0sr &. a.
cops American mixed, os "a Iua1.s
oust; september esd December AZ $50 NHT
new IL sLd PEAS, Canadian TiTnl q. ,s =, Iondon
a. o,ri. fancy winter stsady es Cd HOPS, N ISu9l
cosstl easy 0sRiS. BEEF quiet f1ta ina a
ynas. sos PORK firm mess western ~ Itai,9.
sbrrt cut "a to iul. az. BACON arlet sno sea
Switzerland cut 30 ~, AS Cd. slor. IN y" 70
n, 4es long clear nd.!es. liEh'. IS 10 - H. As ed
long clear heavy, 30 TO 40 To- $50 .ss "a,
clear bellies u 10 10 10 os
sq{of1 T1EFsS square. II - 10, quet SOS 49,
IN nail. 4os BUTTER nominal: finest Ii'ea .ric,n
~ States CHEESE nrul. amer an
49,, ewbre SIS Sd American finest CHORD s.s A.
low prime city. steady. @ss TURN ~ "a rss
ROSIN, common nrn Ps 90 ! =.
TR1fEtM refined quiet. Cd. LINsEED Oh. quiet
lPs 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
READING SYSTEM
NEW IERSEY CENTRAL RR
West Esd St. y. r.
us Fnnr IIherfx n n

STATIONS S wss' i 20 st. ~ l. + f.
Time shown below Is from Liberty St West "a sc.
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted By designating
EAsToN BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH
CHUNk-z4oo. q 10 Eastonl- elO A NJ: l;ee. 40.
s99 9O 20 a. 81 Ea; TO only p NJ Sunday 74So A. NJ
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-s.Io A NJ. 10.
500 T. NJ, SUNDAYS z! 80 A NJ. 800 P M -
BARNEGAr-z40o. 40 A NJ. $50 Cks. 20 Iakewood
ana Lakehurst). 435 P. N Sundays. 100 A IL cd.
Iaks s7Sc 5 and Iassh ag .,a4opa
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND gEASHOR2 POINTS 90.
$50 113o A. ~, xe12 40 II 20 80 24b, $50 aStso.
Grove 9,I5 a. ". I.s0. 400. so P ~
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGFIT MONMOUTH. BEACH.
lao. 43O. $50 $40 p NJ. Sundays. 900 A NJ 400
PHILADELPHIA-.s4 MOO msoo, 200. 1000
ln:aSo roo Z 80 .85 t siSso p NJ rna, =,
BALTIMORE AND WAsEiINiI S H'lO.VV' A%"'
REhDgS IS 81 90 PofTs 81 AND WILL
A. NJ Reading onlyl 81 90. u 90 TOO u Read-
sANDY HOOK RoUTF;-Leave Pier 81 n r., W. 42d
St. 200. eS5. 10 80 A NJ 1870 ! 60 80 - ~,
40 = pi ~, II, SurgaE Se5aH s o 90 10 90 II 90 NJ
100 200 345 4 A., 600 $40 P. II. Sundays. 1000
A NJ. 100. 400 $40 P. NJ -,---
only llvia Tanaqua- aExoept SATURDAYS mIinins car
xseturdays only Iron LaPeTtE st 9ns CAMP NJ
ELI 20 p NJ "a 20 P. NJ. h4.sO P. NJ. 11L5o P NJ
Liberty St. IVES, 2sa ST A st 81 House s Isl
nion square West 279s 80 Ave 2T3 West 125th st 2t1
Columbus New York: 342 $40, 3ii $50 Futon ST.
Brooklyn: 400 Broadway williamsburg New York Trans
calls for and checks baggage 10 aesta
vice-Pres. and Gen Mgr. Cen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NavU-Y or September y,
REEVES Receipts were So cars. or 1850 head. Of
1 e6 cars were consigned be slaughtered
snl s. cars on sale Native little more &c
tive hut no hsnsr lod at the close bulls
steady Gonmo9 10 eafo 81 5Gas4 90 bulls at s.
Isl COWS at 81 9Oa&3 - Dressed beef stea5y Nth
fair demand tGT GOO ga, for texan beef Liverpool and
on9sn cables gaGsed lie z6 62t.f to s eH w4e 100 quar-
ters OF The Oceanic to LiyeTp29L Tor ,sfSs
VEST indies for l. 5 Dillen6acs 800. -
80 per 100 n j. o. los ~ az y 80
2ifo n at :, 20 less s. on the / Virginia ~
i5S0 n at ST. West Virginia steers and stays 1915
~ e & Co Kentucky stesrs 1870 n at s. 81
a. as 5. rs q DO ii57 H. At 60 Virginia do l2so
At S. do 1880 n s. 59 do 11 "a; n at s. 3S %
20 do 10 81 30 20 CO. l2zo NJ al s. TO- p West
eTn bulls 1872 H. az 81 SO 1-t-,, Steer. 1929 - =,
s. 70. 20 wss5 sS i 11ss +. $
50 % p GO 90 5iT at 81 o. % bulls 1919 H. at ; 90
,s q Ksn!qG l,: sss a: 1889 h at at
1910 s. r 81 IS s. 10 10 4 & @ n at 50 SO
fs lso n 81 co. 81 do I2aaa 9" & So ID at 81 DO
COW 9s Z 10 a8 l q 3 at % 10 Dull $40 at = ~
n s s. 81 @ 81 02 t6e ot is ccaso DO 1873 n
Sanders i Obi: l455 S,o So go -, 20 vir-
81 s.? d at d. 81 aa g. n f at So b. al 81 90 20 "
80 i i buns So 500 r. 6E 81 1889 60 n dc
S. g 80 70 e ;, At s. 8 go 20 Do SEQ ~
John Dq6F{ a. 700 oq' at ey s. 70 do 10 ~ at s. 6o
do 80 N. 81 80: COW $40 n. at 50 %; II do
s. t. Il dd% Sif 74o D at s. ssi % Do 700 b.
Som ;o 9g $50 81 81 Z! at 81 ss So SO Do
do So 10 at g DO Oh n at 81 10; do so4 H. at
81 59 n a. 81 dz t9 ,.1o n at 81 70: bulls
sca ahf 6 at g s cow n So: de- Dos n
bulls s e. q at a, g 81 ri >, 9o 20 10
M1H ecsips were l4 b head 60 head or
5s Market was Generally hsher ali sold with
exception few common cows G ,S, 10 primo
mixers sa Nccabe: Is cows and calves from s259s5O
per head. - . calves AZ s35as4o
fnbr Ducey: cows and calves. at s29dsiI 80
Louis HeIIbrIn; and calves a. s5o s5sgsoo
Fl n Hollis: mixers. sSoas59 ,o
Jeife Wright co tFe os@ S.gd inejudfn s,o -
he sold s34 at 6oth-st ana 80 al Jersey t1y
veals on light SUPPLY were SEE Ibe pers wer
mills f1" No nm, eais sold 5o6se 10
selected lots at 50 @ aha at s4qs4 5S sbTaS
outs Mt 81 50GS5: cu grassers at SSuss so Dressed
calves steady 9a13l4e per 10 ioi S dressed vsas.
and saIotsc country dTesse' rae g,
Sales C curtis son; y yeas i93 70 average, at
= Fel DO 10 %! e = AZ S so 90 600 n $ DO 1875
n. 81 so = d, 100 ~ al - {. 5n ~, a. - =
s.. - -rg.sars aia H. at 81 80. DO 20 H. at 81
~ X Hume. veaIs ~ ~ a. ~ -; 81 DO 40 n.
~ a. =, n e e d, $50 n 81 %; - gTsss-rs 1872 n
a. g. a. n Do IsG ~ 81 - 90 40 1872 n 81 20;
% 1e r w " Co ~ yesls ICE n so do
n 50 20 % d. rs Il g4ssers las M n 's9 r. s a.
! d. u. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
oo,,v7RY PRODUCE MARKET.

>sew-Yark SePter10er s. 1905
REAHs AND ma nist is m o slGns
slowly ltn9II demand for marrow beans is the
little onu4.t choce quality. Occasional OF
basis Of S .. oyted ct 50 % The best lots Of
aid r. = 10 bur there =. kidney in about Tie range
some estg f-en- rather cas- t5ner Eareiies
Of cur qupiat'-.t., We q"cfe; bH-A<- mar
unch"n5el r,ls, So 30 DO c2is s 70 soo4 s. "a
eho-cP rI.iro 81 22As as 70 q" common q
81 80 -" a. do pea. cbeioe - a. @ cemmgn 10
good = rltS- a. tEeneEs Ga ~ 3 leuS5 T.. d.
ro-E. 81 'p33i :. -: black SOUP chaie
lem1-' :, - GOO - ave. ehoce- s. ~ l1na cali
s. ToaS3 -. g. ~ pEas green. s-otch choice
iu-r e5NSi % -. t.- 20 isS pkg t-ryals were
tit IA tiio oafca quo. tons Wee .1.yered aAoI
zc but ne f~eih 1sesent writing is steader. Mist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
tJecasiioa and export 1000; nliddHrg upland. 569d:
Fs;ures opened irregular II points .q~er on nef e+ al
ret decline o, 1911 pointa September and ne
October 5.eod october-Noven1oer 9S1o' tTtj
ar ess February March 5 $50: March April BID
~ q -. Ys-. irregular: cloths easier.
FLOUR AND NEAL-Trade was mostly in Kansas f
over 10 sell sprns patents s5qS5 S. winter straight
tsas4 Is winter patents g gst 90; sPfns winter
c sz'Ts 70 No YE y P r hf uoed sir
:. e9s 2 sG, sd TO arCs ot eaGi' kin 9 dried S 50
$ % E. 70 brand BAG MEAL .teety qgOte4 4rr Enc
cis :ns yeew s. 90 .. coarse eusted West. spring
.s!s standard middns &c nSuf GO; So n 81 ser
@ :so ks red sTsn dG S Sa2 SIS ssoks maaHg ss
"a dog So 30: hornny chop. $50 30 bulk 81 20
TIE session were followed By T.coveriss rather
strong close GSse advance ~ lis weakest inter
ms weakness was a;fpibuted chiefly 70 belief
EsntinE western receipts pTlneiiIaity a. vs 800
Paris where the close was partly 10 points net higher
ne slbsequent recovery was Pee ,sI,es hat
returns had brought 10 light very poo! zlses
hoheIs 20 the acre Tlsre also complaint from the
quarter abeut damage 20 wheat IN shock by 100
.s.iou vas Teort nom city 20 the effect that
s,sooo Bushels had been worked i9r s m a h ,6,
az lpteTioE onts arrivals for the dav so 600
sentiment rom tie West appeared ~ b builsh
saSn II has been 81 late anu - 49,. -
after mddav Roth Minneapolis and me- Southwest re
5ored good demand FOR cash ahest lI feFs N9iie
p export There rains in the NoThE.ft ana n t1e
saptaeest after being favorable Tor fau ulouEhne
iroorha rsnortea rains also IN the Argentine which
e. helped wheat Worlds ,s f,rirn ~ 81
against an Increase last year Of aa'so bushels LIVER
70 closed partly I'd net lover Beriin va ~ ne
load, we're reported The LEGAL cash market closed as fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

Tn market for spot closed quiet and IN
changed the basis IC.75c middng upland and
lie tor mldGli1g Gulf Sales 70 spiIners, $50 bales
southern markets photographed as follows: MO
oe oElI ard lower Jo sales. 100 bales. savannah
oEn and unchanged 1odzcs sales. 3923 bales Norfolk
steady 1o2sc: sales. Il bales Baltlr3Te
nn1Ansly lower 10@.C Louis quiet and sc
loEer a. lole. Neworleans steady and unchanged a
u Ssc. sales, bales Galveston quiet and lice
lower a u life ases. zi4 bales Memphis quiet and
UNCHANGED j0i<c; sales Is bales Estimated receipts
a. leading points tomorrow At Houston : eco TO
800 bales week ard 10 o2b last year
Galveston 10 500 to bales. against 59lS last
week and lo0s7 at Nevorleas. 900 10 2VOo
bales agefrEt . o43 last week and SIS last year.
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day. COM
paFed with ths- sane day last week year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 6, p mcotton spot n mode gl
6 lid; good mddnE $3.50; mdlns SGSd low low H 7S
20 ia weIc 700 lats II which loo were
fer specIa:ion ana export and nclaiad 700 american:
acaF1,s Futures opened easier and closed quiet
American middlinE, & @ September 0d Sep1et2St
60 October Z GOD October and November, ava. No
Vefnber and December. a6id; Ie-euoer ard jeioaS
e 500; Nh and April > lie: April and May 5i@d
Ngv aud Jure 5.73d June and Iuy, > 'ji. Jliy atl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

lows: No red. Sole elevator and sTsc adoat: No
NoTthern Duluth ~ &C ana No Northern Manitoba.
day corn was in firm position and generally higher.
closing mere s4c above tie previous night There
farm offerings and prospects small receipts in the
Southwest. At Chicago foreign
the session Interior points receipts Of POO 900
spending day last year Cables We're partly I.d net
lower. with planting In Argeutnes
sstisfaci oriy according 20 cable from Broomha
elevator and 6oc Z b ahost: white 6Ic and No .
yellow. 60lsc. o b afoat OATS-The market was
steady, In facs OF large receipts
the previous night The local market was also arm
with mixed 20 20 p 10 quoted he natural white
80 10 S2 10 SeISlc and clipped white &c ;36s
CSC RhE-Market nr1n. No Western 64lac, 1
New York BAFLEY-Market quiet. Feeding 3gc c Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
Lost.
Foreclosure Sales.
+, COUNTY OFF NEW

CI1-PFEITE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-f;aalaU Salisbury. Plaintiff: against William
Cooper Administrator. exc et al Deiendants-In
OF Interl1cutOry judgment OF partition and
ale duly entered in the above entitled action
I'm day ~ August. 1898 l. the
,nyiarsigned the Referee in said Judgment named will
public auction. at che New YORK Real Estate
SaIesoos Nos 141G Vesey St In the Borough OF Man
OF York. the 18th day OF September
ZOO a. 10 O'Clock that day by l. J. Phillips
- 6uctcueers the premises directed by said judgment
therein described follows: All that
- lot Of land In Borough OF The Bronx City OF
- described follows Beginning
~, rolnt Uf the westerly side Of Weeks
Street running thence westerly along said sou;hery side
street o. feet. thence southerly parallel
weeks street 70 feet; thence ssstsrv par
tb 174th Street % feet 20 the westerly side Of
ard thence nCrtheTiy along said
ree+erlv side Weeks Street the point
80 subject to the rights II which
1ay have acquired by Edward Haight. by %
thousand years Of portion Of
said PREMISES the unpaid ~ 1858. which sale
vas held on about February 2fth. 1870
T)a.ed New York. August ~ 1905.
EMIL GOLDMARK. Referee.
Pr DFOPD ". HITCHCOCK Attorney for Plaintiff 30
liberty Street New York CITY
The following diagram property be sold:
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vFW YORK NEW HAVEN q HARTFORD 4. 4

ns aenart from Grand Central Station. <2d 81 and
an AYE As a Nss London Prov-ttlifo:oo sx,ito:o7
B9siSSfS' +fl:oo xii 0i. 'rsoo. ttlo:o9 sfsto1
.s12G0 P Via wirnsnttie s go 90 NJ ~; f2eo
,c NJ va ~ ~ a. and BAR HARBoR-tfs02 p. ~
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 81 A-A'<N->o anu SOs-oI~-
{s1S:4o A. NJ. 1900 ?. NJ $1,000
,-or, Crs1-E,r and FTTCHBCRG, via PJINAH-t5 p. d.
MUHsEI e and NoRFoIRte:o2 A. N, tssf q
CT BARRINGTON. sToCkBRlDGE LENox Pits
icIe4 orces at cGrand Central Station and ei2sth St.
- g. -o6f lS5 CT broadway. c25 Union Square.
$50 Eif.h Ave c24s Columbus Ave. ce4s Madison Ave-
s-9 Wee i25th St 2 Third Ave In Brooklyn. cs42
SEQ Fulton St. $50 broadway.
eStops at 125ts ST. x5tops
. Is5+b Ct SUNDAYS My. saturdays only tPs-ior Car
GtrnIte5 Has dini-s cParlor and Sleeping Car
also
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept. 6-FLOUR quiet and steady. WHEAT
eagier No : yellow 5S&e: No corn. 5794c OATS
white. 2aizC Ne . mixed 2T3ac BARLEY
offerings light Ohio offered 43a46c RYE-Light in
uuIrv; No /. 65c. CANAL FREIGHTS steady
Chicago Sept 6.-The leading futures ranged fol
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ca4e. cables: Rio-Coree market steady; No 4 Ffio'
$500 exchange 15S2d: receipts, 15ooo bags snip
,nentz United States 10000 bags: shplneIts
Europe 600 bags STOCK. 1900 bags Santos -
Santos 1900 receipts - 1
bssE: stock an 900 bags Hsnourg-Cofee market
opened :. pfg higher; , net = pig gHer
a. s = n was /. pig higher GALES. IS COO bags
F.vr-Coree opened quiet unchanged q u m
advanced franc declined = franc; al S-0o m
unchanged: total sales, 2l0oo bags
statistical position OF Brazilian coffee Is as foo7Fs
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n Tribune received at their Uptown once No. 1sc<
S6th and 3Tth until
Advertisements received at tho following branch oees AZ
regular Office rates until o'clock viz; "a SUI
23d i53 6th-ave. 12tn-st.: o. Eat
f4th-st: AID ST. between 9TH and sth
o6a West I2sth-st dave between 7Sth nth
SITS i.o2s 8d-sve. 6istst Los ist-ave. near
eeth-s,: TS6 Trenont-ays: $50 -
ave. ga Staye.i 2Io Blescksr-st: as
Blescksr-s-
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CoTToN-The cotton market nervous ana irregular
but much less than yesterday, and after al e-
decline recovered. closing net advance o. 10
points Sales estimated 10000 bales Ihe open
iBs an advance CT 20 3 points on near
months decline points late POSITIONS
TIE former by somewhat bstter cables
than expected although the private cable from Liverpool
indicated sentiment abroad while later positions
IN Of ths liquidation inspired oy
yesterdays ana the whole list shortly
under and commission house
selling. pressure local bears
Aeter selling with lowest level OF
yesterday. decline OF Points the market
steaSe6 covering, and around midday about
points higher. Reazng again the closing figures
q the previous market again steedied toward
the close by bull Ashegle ana the close
steady within = points OF me top The
ant -eips full compared with last year, but we're
exceeded the Southern markets were IN
changed &c Early reports from Ashevle had
that sentiment favored minimum selling price Of
1- the said that the price
probably he lie which undoubtedly
Influence IN steadyIng the market toward the
close.
range Of contract prices IN the local market to-day