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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-10
FOUNDED IN HONOUR.

No doubt you have seen in the
papers such announcements as
this concerning some medicine or
other: "If, on trial, you write
that this medicine has done You
no good we will refund your
money."-Now, we have never
had reason to speak in that way
concerning the remedy named in
this article. In a trade extern
ding throughout the world, no
body has ever complained that
our medicine has failed, or asked
for the return of his money. The
public never grumbles at hon
estly and skillfully made bread,
or at a medicine which really
and actually does what it ,was
made to do. The foundations Of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
are laid in sincerity and honour,
the knowledge of which on the
part of the people explains its
popularity and success. There is
nothing to disguise or conceal.
1t was not dreamed out, or dis
covered by accident; it was stu
died out, on the solid principles
of applied medical science. 1t is
palatable as honey and contains
all the nutritive and curative
properties of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by us from fresh
cod livers, combined with the
Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites and the Extracts of Malt
and Wild Cherry. This remedy
is praised by all who have en-
ployed it in any of the diseases
it is recommended to relieve and
cure, and is effective from the
first dose. In Anemia, Scrofula,
Nervous and General Debility,
Influenza, La Grippe, and Throat
and Lung Troubles, it is a spe-
cific. DR.. Thos. Hunt Stucky
says: "The continued use of it
in my practice, convinces me
that it is the most palatable,
least nauseating, and best prep
aration now on the market"
You can take it with the assur-
ance OF getting well. One bottle
proves its intrinsic value. G" You
cannot obe disappointed in it,"
Sold by all chemists everywhere.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-10
WILLIAM wEEDLEY DEAD.
Known as VIM. Keliy-Dies at the
Incura bles Hospital.

William Weedley, better known as
"Wm. Kelly" died at the Hospital for
Incurables yesterday morning. He was
forty-three years old and a boilermaker
at the Honolulu Iron Works. Weedley
was native of Yorkshire, England,
where two of his sisters are living. A.
brother is a sergeant of police in New
Orleans.
Funeral services will be held at the
Roman Catholic Cathedral at 1870 p. M
today. Interment will be at Pearl
City. Mike Patton has charge of the
arrangements.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-10
TO WATCH
LEGISLATION

At a meeting of the trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday,
James F. Morgan, chairman of the
committee on legislation, was granted
an appropriation not exceeding 800 a
month for the term of the Legislature.
to enable the committee to employ
clerk.
Mr. Morgan stated that arrange
ments had already been made for re-
ceiving copies of bills from both houses
at the earliest moment after they were
introduced. All legislation would re-
ceive the closest scrutiny of the COM
mittee.
Secretary Spencer stated that several
thousand dollars were in the Chambers
funds.
accommodation on the ground floor
would come too dear, and recommended
the purchase of a steel safe from Jas.
B. Castle for the keeping of the Cham
ber's records. This was adopted, with
limit of $780,
letter was read from Congressman
F. w. Cushman of Washington stat
ing that the Portland Chamber of Com
merce had requested him to support
appropriations for the Improvement OF
Honolulu harbor, and cordially promis-
ing the Honolulu Chamber that he
would do so.
| Under date of January 10, the Port
land Chamber OF Commerce stated that.
owing to acute ten ion in the matter
of rivers ard harbors, it deferred action
on the Honolulu proposition until a
more favorable moment
| The Tacoma, Wash, Chamber Of
Commerce reported by letter favorable
action by its trustees regarding Homo
| lulu harbor improvements.
Mr.. Spencer had acknowledged these
letters and written to Delegate Kala-
nianaole regarding their contents.
Mr.. Hedemann hoped to have a re-
port on the rice industry ready by next
meeting.
Mr.. Morgan stated that his commit
tee was waiting for the appointment of
committee by the Planters Associa-
ton to take up, with it and the Mer-
chants Associations committee, the
subject of taxation.
Those present were F. j. Lowrey,
president; Jas. Gordon Spencer, secre-
tary; f. I. Spalding, Jas. F. Morgan, C.
Hedemann, C. l.. Wight and w. Lanz.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-10
ATKINsoN's WORK.

Secretary Atkinson has been attending to lot of important
work during the last week. the details OF which will be
Tor publication little later His in the River and
preparation item has already been alluded He continued
work behalf of the Honolulu right up time that
the committee reported The Secretary has
question of amendments the organic the purpose
roupng ali the proposed to instrument in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-10
BILL MAY BE KILLED.

The interesting question whether River Harbor
bill will become law. AS have already written previous
letters there strong impression that after the bill has passed
the House there will be pressure from influential quarters kill
either the Senate conference None the less prospects
OF small appropriations for the total Of the bill will
strong incentive all along the line the bill through
the Senate and send the President speak
with precision the
poaton OF the item in the bill triumph Should present
bill ta would be comparatively have the
placed the River and Harbor bill
recognition OF the made before annexation very
advantage is without precedent recent wears
in and harbor legislation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-10
ERNEST G. WALKER, THE ADVERTISERS WASHING
TON CORRESPONDENT.
(Mail Special to the Advertiser,

WASHINGTON d. C, Jan. 2S-All Hawaiian interests here
satisfaction having secured appro
praton OF 100000 for the improvement OF Honolulu Habor
While will be something old story by the time this reaches
the islands, the appropriation is considered here of the best
Hawaiian representatives have achieved Washington
for long The nomination of Mr.. J. c. Pratt be post
Honolulu still in abeyance further from
the inspector Honolulu has been received The hearings
before the Ways and Means Committee OF the House this week
the Curtis bill reduce OF the Dngey rates
duties tobacco and other imports from the Philippine
Islands, have been proceeding There talk of compromise
which would be reduction OF from the
present That may be agreed upon which the bill
would stand fair chance of becoming law this session There
have been few other minor of business pertaining
Hawaii At this writing Judge Gear has arrived from the
Pacific Coast and his denomination judge
has not been renewed since Mrs. Gear departed.
Chairman Burton stood firmly by his declarations, mentioned
in my previous letters do something for Honolulu harbor on
the river and harbor bill But he had little opposition
from other members OF the committee all camorng for projects
in the and grudgngy yielding for projects carrying
large when these located the nsuar terri
tory In supporting Chairman Burton Delegate Kaanianaoe de-
much credit He took hold of that with energy
than he has before displayed here legislation for the
lands His visits the President and Secretary Taft their
unfinchng advocacy of appropriation for Honolulu e
fece The ground had been by Others but
the less the Delegates activity told for he did allow either
the President Secretary Taft in the rush of official business
overlook that appropriation He and Mr. Mcclellan busy
and of presenting data and other
information Chairman Burton and members of the Committee
who had the Honolulu project in immediate charge.
1t proposed in the committee Honolulu appro
paon Approximately $4,000 be Immediately available but
Mr. Mcclellan informed them that if larger could be allow
ed Honolulu would undoubtedly be better satisfied with that
ded only OF the could be made Immediately available
and the remainder available agreed
total should be $4ooooo half OF which should be cash
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

The mossh snd ~ ~ s.siy ehiposns: eisvss
s sGStHoxEs oss 80 skcAss 81 As'aesa a.sas ~ n,
KAFT1R coRx-wAiss u.ss per ~ NJ. On
CASTOR BEANs-saisb,e .. n ss pr sa scr
5kn Is '1s E :s:ss
g g, f,sm s.sss .or the poorer sS.iisse. 70 Sc
fhsei iT e + sYp. /: !. S
| store. per ID: White bean. q. .s,ei. Is: scotch
iss y as Iii; Ss.s. tsse s.ekss; isss. Pc: e.
red kidney beans sl:c: white beans In car lots
on +. ,rk. h.ia a, G.SSI.ss: country At &c to
HoHEY-cems-Ns. ! white clover a, 10
sornie in cans sas'sc:.
say. broSn and black mixed iHssc; SEsSa
snS osssk &X s 1s XXX S,sss SHax s =
el:r. Siscs e: inis;:Ss iess '>
TnHHPEE;A1E.9a;e on n :rSs.r , 70, Trorns; e n.y.
10 Tor ,ix-hoc. .rsa: :seua.l SIS Tor .isss:
hoop 90. oak ,,rs beis.. u b for wood and
,tc. do essI. sit: s:aci-sosi Ssl.Deishi-
s s s's:sG' .as.S :xhSSD sS1a''' Do .s &C.
.nill-ryh-appI. Sc. No. DO. ~. meal ssr six
low re; sumner white s-c: yellow &c: salad
casToR o:,,-in !o,. "f ss gals. or owe. a,
!!o'.c Der y :,r No ! and SIC FOR No. in
White ,.r. I stsse hnat .n sna,,
.i,s- Sc and in arg. sss: Sc prime gray 90;
= s:s s.' !! "a l:s is. xxX 3 ras;f a.a 3
XXNX =: tar 70 =, ,,, cent -, "a snail ~. and
Tur.sy,T.n clear; Sc: tat! .aa .k.r'. =:
We: si-a- &c: ,a!i viz, wiz BODY. cls..Se. &C.
EooTSI;ias. as a: Sc. Cor ry.ra.. r.
cs'.a no.,.iaai: ia3v siipper ISc. seneca &sassc:
I;n :.i:n sal .,s.. IS .e5 p!,.n. s.y; siask
e ..;si. a., s 'ssf ssss Of :, Tree rec, q s. o md
iE,;swAN.Su:te sr:.n. a. :.'.c peg H.: ell
,ail q: AZ -;c: ,:nf.rior less: antelope Ii..aj::
sGsh snEEs :ia;'I pEITs-shesrlin.. and lam. r.ns.
s ,, S s g. ash @ and sas siisss erp.s al @ Dry
fallen I.aiSc Deg Id. for heavy st::inkaSe 10
IiNsE:ED oIl.-ouo.ah!e IN lots from I to
tbls. a, sc t-- Sai. for raw and sc for toi!ed
FsHS:s sso' ats a L esE ss
FOR Nal;s an rs ,,1,. 1,s 1sa rsr r.,,.v,r,,,. .
's:ns sSinEs!M y = nsai r~r SSi. - 40 pe' A.
s0EGiHrM-suo'e prime rev At :ca:Sc FER
rnr coEN-Thorcrshiy dry: tia. viii pep Is
s, s.y . :: e.: @hiss.e.h vi seo e. fr Ian. f'F
REuoM sUHN-F1IG,: In demand and scarce
tx 3, ;si =: sar cralhsry % 10 - sor snsc. ss On
ZONES E!.achei in ca, lots on trk- this
HopS-vuor.: New York At 2sI.sc: Western
=, i:Iisc. :.,-e:yn a; asas.: 20 market :or
small I"-s rf nearby growth
MNpI.!: StGAE-s.uot!h!. J.: u. ., 9;sc 20:
Eastern and FAC for CAnada.
Strap IRON AND NE.rAL-Per 10, lbs
Wrought ard heavy cast AZ &c: riaiIeahie. steel
anI treakAer &c: s;DSe 5c. h1h; trass So:
s. =. prw:.- 81.
RAGS. ETr,-P-r r5 Tbs Country rags .,
90 Z en.A In .
.y,c: g1btsE NJ 81 = for oil bcGts and shoes.
ENTITY BARgEI.S-'.sa! oil. Easoi!nc. naysh-
:ha SPIRITS. sic..ici and sury~nf:n. 81 ss,: wine
81: whisky :.v>"c: :ins~ed. varIish. miners oil
5.c: n'achrc oil Or: oil. wine az whisky, half
Sh.s -: ,o,k and strip a.c: pain: g,aSs-.
~: Aour S.: sugar rc;-c: k-auS 39iy43c: pickle
s.p-.c: k.Sut. half tS,s. i5c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

I:, ,T.EE-oaet.: crsame-y-Ex,ra sc: s.s.s
S. s.S.aa. i'ns Esry
y sais Rsar :. :eit lsni.s .s;r, 9ss.E s.s.n
Srv ~. pr n. Iror. in srE:ali nay.
= peg IL rlor- IN snail wav.
i,: SaEELon ;'atI ,.s s'z ,dnS : fn;s. i.e:
iTini- i-=.j: Lia.burxsr. .sho!ee ilai!'=e; Ne
e. iihi:: 'ife sS.es. s..S.:e III ;iisa1sc: =-cSsi
Eit:s - Received 10, cases local and s.;
ae:r.su. god ofIerTas- light trder the rules
rgy"rn!ns ira:inr. .L:rI.r rn1:, s;ant all !..'
Nearby. r:scs returned. ~ ..'-c. southern AID
late, !,r stock les: f-sts. eases included. H..
LIVE FoULTR1-rid chIcssns-F.wls SC:
fG9steE- - OBI iurheys 4. "!i ssesr .: .'f.a:
Spring gees. .c: srr.ns turkeys isi-c Ih:n a.d @
r Sns | ss "a eIls. SGa fsi'Ss s. Tvs pigeons ike s1 - a.
DRESSED VorLTRV-ChiCE.n Fowls I-s:
raHs'e;s s,.e .Itinf chickens - & % 'u.k.ss
going prices for sNe--. choice stock only: cu!is.
ROASTING PIGS-,Ia, - .er had
=, .:ir = h, fat !n ,l:s 's' AMI No. ,s1 small
oi :Yss -.2'+c per 10 lambs ;.'5'ss I.eF III, n
:, fa y Fri5a Maf: Nis5s - fStas e-. . ST SsT Si
it-s"rs u: insiG.s l:is:; knucAies T.: out
III Fi:GG iE5:s.oaS.s " e" 10 4 lars--s.s.a n:
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Ri:SH BEEF cI-Ts-Rihs. rer Ii: No. ! 4;
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No at CSC Eounis-r~r Ii: No I at .c:
NJ. AZ =: NJ. ~ &c. P!a:s-F-. To-: NJ. J
~ .;--.- NJ. Il: 2ls-. NJ % :;
FRESH FI$H~Eia >, haS. lie per J.. .5r or
dr. SIX l., III .I-.-: rrarr..- 8 for medium
I. Toy iaic'. iT-Se-l 'a--'',iia: bones 1fI
.'r. o1.a-: bp'!es On n: s's'"I.sil "a: - bull
't.-a,Ts-,-.. SOD 90. h..i!.-EcCS~ 5ixc. IaTc.
!r,S,.i :: -. snail dressed Il. small rTos- L.
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"a. f,r-..s 1..~S .is.;.li l.. eg:i'l &C..
q II sss.s -l..ls-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

VIE At No . RI S,'. A. Sc :. 80: NJ :
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car ,t u~v 80 "Drl ssom Indian I'"rrsnry
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

roTis. Ia-i and loose c'Eits lover: tsi meats
IoNk-ou0;e :. !. Standard mess IN a
I,Rlp-,hl.ce -t-am on =. Side closed a.
So. k.r-ia- rendered - '.-S.y.
,iREES MEATS. :.T'-t.unte car lots {: q
h. T. side EanS-l.-aN- - So 80 Il: s'sc.
i:s ,ss - a-.i -s-a!l a; Sisc Skinned hams
l.s a:.I l..-s- aa,. --g.i-. al 4; =; Cafo:-
rl:. a, 80. New Io'k sE.ui,:ers i"a i.-av.. =:
-, R.!i:s-Sas-s.y. at L.. I"-av. a. i"isc
'..y az -"s.c .sav. =; To-. From 'he block
,.-, lEaal- a; - ;gE rIi:.-cf-.v;:se. bellies
Il -. 10 t;'sr. acc'-!icS - average; ca.isv:-
..,. - 81. N" York shoulders n g.
= = NEATS-'Tn ...!,s. loose clir.-i e'T!hs
closed nc7s!:allv thus: iEIv. AZ 70 an! .-'-iN
a. >s.r . q z RHS-I los small IUh-
So. shat clsIr ST.. l.!ii.~ u, :'.c {. l.,
riat-s :. e.; b-si., =. s:sn:art a.cas So:
Ursi. l. An-r-
FNGoN FUVai $. =. meats "a 'ohbns way
-rr;ei. Br,.Ih:a-. bacon i-rn. iJ;:c 60: heavy
:. Irc f,r choice !i.rr. ,I:r, at i"'.C to Iic.
.ali: .gr!ss At .'.c- New SgT.. shoulders AZ
i1rb.nS wa~ rarE-i: :zt:a shorts =: s.c.
lie. :L,:.s .A.c. :at backs a: -. staHd.ri
b.. x. =. i.s!"rs charged Et-G'- IN orders
ThLi-rW-.-irf.t.: ;n.ks sells "a: ii:c :. &c.
n. wIa,-r Offered. fs,t"Gs prime sJ5i,c-
oI.f.r- -sl'E:AEiSE-.su"r. az s'."'r.c.
CREASE tr- Brown ,. yellow "a 49,:
white a.. .tr ordinary g. . - c.!o'c- Pack
! -rS' stock: E:rUa "a t&'-y. y'llO. aus o .
white si.9sc EoED:..j.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

I:-rat'ss qsa,a;Isra. az. Ger az io.- n nr-t
hIa-- n1i's- orr~rNis- S9.-.:.e:. saaA cG'.eEs
MN aFF!--sS-, '7rsts-sl 81. tbi i,.. a. -
$" t. "!,,+i 80, q EslT'."i sEe.t an! .ri.nl.y
iaE,E I;'a :...--. igEa;A.E =. high a. ;. :-s3
FILMS NJ, go Ia-r-7-s --.aT re-. -
gr.r- Gas. .hr.. a-r.r;- s'r-- Damage 1s>-
Ts.N.T4ES. .Nss % T.r,tfrs ~ -. ~ , -uu
fair - s--r'" :a. i--.. ;~agy I:u,.;.- 81 q
etT-,L"IrES 'a.a-.l', R7-Eyr--i =
'-'r.''.sT -. -, :. - - "'as crate "Ha 5 -
'El.sffss. S,w Ya5s '7u,ar,.s I5aisc. Ch;5s
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I.s;A;uN=-f.I.f1--'ss -, : .rc rev Me-
s.Ea ses. - - iH -lsac -sy i.rna- 20
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s,>'-ra- -rss -. 2. uk 81. ,abs.ns
E,E.!N .ll..!st.-s a; -:s: = :,- saaes.
HA.SEt-lii;ls-- I'D eH.e 80
= e. pep rz-7. ~ !7rtiEs Nsy '-5s T~T
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ssHv = -. er-s,s cs--. wi.-1a-r- age
= SNIs>S-Nss s-s1e srnrs a. @sSiac E>-
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sSa.Es-i, l,,;- rs 60. = - =: ~
l1.s.FI-.NT-<.,s <.,s.t-- s-ss5-s 40 49, 80 &c,
Sg!$ $sSH-lLJsr 70 D. hsr
s--1a = - ~ o.iszs ,so.k. sTeez :5-.s;ss.
LEi--Ic Icz--He.---- izsS, p-r sa 90.
- - - g -: Nas-e-sSss s-see
1sEES FEFrgE>-H = 1s-.-rrusa a, sS5s
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.ess - us,Sai In Tire Ahaenc~ Of cables. ~ss
aS.es eVr TN 10 svo.ed .. u. Sac. . LAX.
S,f S.IeI s:-A and cesein9 St .:t-dszsf-
i>aA 10 feDos.eS Ssn a. u Eassl ar: sp>i,sr
.. Ss0s - isun 10 sas1 % ~ In snsi a~ranj
~ rsesHf prseeSL
OOelep 0OA CbeeoR.
Ssv fo@s Oct :-Bzs.s> firm aad rs-
esAngeA. .:r- C6eess vschsEg&
Perafe.pkfa OF .-RS.sSe s-~sdy: eHfva
wsseSsA ersoasry s3k: eusSs s~aS-by ors.s -,r
ch~ss. 4sn Xe~ Yo.k fsli eream. f.ncy. f:c
Nee Yos6 foil eYs0sH- eAdies. sity9tttc <eV
Yosx Sai eFeuR. fasr en- end Do!i',e-
(EseA9o Oct. fs-0usssF sfss1y. r>a@ -yfee
Tospsnaaos oao 0Dsso.
Sass.aaA. Or !-ro4eaeass nra q 0i4s-
Hs:sc -; -; - 60 4
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Coeton 0uosations.

New York. Oct. ..--Cotson futures closed bare-
Jan. $50: Fsb. le.ecr: March lS.aAc: Aprti
1913: May % !3c: sPct quiet: nidahns ueiand'
New Orleans. Oct. 7.-Cct.m-Fuiu:es steady:
Oc.. s.:1S:.:.c: Nov. s:'.rs. .sS: De- ?.N1
Is.ass, Si-,: April Ie.isnIa. &c. Nay .o.lso
u. .isc: June i,.:iaie.sc: July !s.S9ie:c:
good ordinary s-i6c: low niidd!ns . s-isc: mid
alins ii-Icc: good Ei:ll:nS 10 lis: m'ddhng
fai- :ya.c: receipts sss: stock IS. &C.,
Liverpool. Oct. ;.-Coston-Spns IN fair de-
mani: price II pointe lower: American in:sdMnS "
low miidiinx 5.isi: good c:,iira,y <-y:d: crdt.
nary s.s!d. The ssiea Of the day were 80
bales, Cf which So were for Speculation and
export. and Included s iass American: receipts
:.S-. including -, American. Futures openel
easier and c:ased quiet an! steady; An'.stcan
Dec.-Jan. s.3Sa: Ian. Feb. s.sli: Fsa, -Narch
5. $50: Ma-ch-ArT,l 3.3.c: April. May s.s?1: May.
Juno lid June-Ju!y ;. sd: July Aug. 5.4.1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

H:ss:s ~ g. @.:es.s:s: ;.s ssss's -: 90 e - r.
ssssr. N5s%S: sscesss. ssd fsedsss hSSaS;
sS: Ss!sss s:;y. :s:ss: se, lei ssS: ssss:s 81:
az; eslls s394Se: sslx:s on2s: .sesiy0 =
to g io.sr; to- 81; IN q s:iss s. - 5;
h.s.y g sSes1: Psescs. g legS@: ,Hs1 .ed
@k.esiSss aks s.: Isssss Son:naiiy sseSSy: nsssvs
lambs e.sAe.-le: Wsseefa lsnhs Nso01le;
yesfi,nSs saS0E3: XssseT eiiDoed sssep 70
IS: s1ciers aed Sesdsss o.:s0AS: sesstpsS
eo1th 81 Joceph. No.. Oct ..-c.stis-
eeipss ls:: stseay: natives S3.Has; cons a.
Eetfefa u. 5e6AG: stockess and feedesS S3.stoA
H0es-Receipt. 3Ts: weak TO 6 lowsf: n0ht
q. l5aS -: medium a0d heavy SakS: 6uik $S1S
65A Sheep-RecsiptS ~: STEADY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

a::: x y .: y H.S: y NI3w q So:
". xs
S.r York. oe- Resin ssssAy. sesalosA.
Ovy GO00o.
New Yorx. Oct Tho geek IN tho ~
s-..,s rsAshs, .It.l uvsSfiy - far - 091e
hAs1s ~. cSscs-ss.i ARD The Jewish hOt11aV oe
che e~xiraiaS - -~St Useh viii eaasao opn-
s:gs.isns Prizes hoveSeV ye5y I'm ed
the cninsss kuy~rr sss ssiil msh;s6 hSo1sse0
sR heavy x1pfs
1ODoeSs 001 E1Do0tA
Nsw York. Oct- 1-Yosai imports ee 0sg-
chAnEises ard tsYy gSn1fs - this pogs 30 the
se~s ~ne.ex :o-1tsy Ger. vaIues1 :: 0L.is N
Iosai :1sos'. of ,s-cse were os.8- s1tvsg end
RAE s1.d. Total sApoSss sf GDseta veso
es-:-sis ss1,ss and sSNa 0olA
01aeS 000 10oeoe0.
S~W Y1sH C~s s-LaoeAsP 1xsa- utdao Nuioe:
California. = 20 = he. ~. Ts0o -. = -
- -. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
~ telegraph.

rn.c.sH. oct :-CA:si.-Rs-..y,s 10: -la.ss-
ss-zsy L<.v-s Q, ~sss =. ooss !. xasS. seis-
.;s-ssr. ssa :.~esr. s:SSas Has,-R.s =.
= .s. Esrs.; .,...y % s;rr.s ni,ss Ind
A..'y as~ ., Hf.: g 20: =: r.<. y 20
-. bsis q ssSs. 80 g see~ps-Rec.sp-s
g. zs yesrlinxs s.si 81 LASH. 5S- a
Ne. rc-s- OFT ..-B~sr-s-R-r...-H 80 .s~i-
naive -..:.s e1..-.s ts-s.sy -. Carl. sni s..
ziEs-r.-s % b~~.. .a;v-.-gec-:o.s q . :sS
vel. ssi1 as s-sa.y gr.c~s. t~-.a-. -
<r>s@>-s wes-.--s. c1-r-cc 10 cSo:es Tcaa
s.ss -. - oAlv~s sa>o,S es'y-:r.es~i reals
ssza n; eS.s-,r Ss~.p All ,aHno-tt~-espe.
Si~<. zsAske: Vessy. sas>s 0oSS. smas So
-. e1is e -. 4reassf @s.cae 500 as :oG
& ~. ss-ssaE nn0fAAJiy stso1y-
EAesas s1ty. ct :-C4ssss-3eesspes Iap.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
FIRST CAR OF NEW CORN
MARKETED IN ST. LOUIS.
INITIAL SAMPLE GRADED
As No. =.
Wheat Values Easier Saturday Ou
i:earish Foreign News
Oats Inactive.

CORN and Whit u,T.. both easier in St
u''iIE's !oCa! grain market. Foreign and
domestic news favored 'l4. hea- side. and
u. stat" "-D;. reports showed figures
which confirm the IaiE- Yield estimates.
TIE frs: car cf u.w corn arrived IN ST
Louis II III II dian Territory and WAS grad
-. at No. = and sold for 5n'zr %. lG.
This IS taf = 5y io,a, dealers a. an tn
I!C..tscG that the rev crop Will -t:u high
as 80 quality Tie .olrI:I. of the yi.ii
HotoGy disputes. Prices Tor corn are not
Hia:n. and Ia" fore gu demand j. better
;t.an i! any previous year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
COTTON MARKET IS ACTIVE;
MOVING IN NARROW RANGE


Attracts 1aePeaseA De0001.
New York. Oct. 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady at decline Of to points.
in response to lower cables and good
weather.
Shor:s were covering for over Sunday,
bu, after working UP a point or two from
the opening prices. prices broke under q
renewal Of hear pressure and reports OF
Wall street liquidation.
Selling ut a decline Of TO II points. the
market attracted increased demand from
local shorts during the middle OF the
lowest. and showed steadier tone. though
moe: Of the demand vas for covering. and
sentiment around the ring continued Of
heaYis5 tenor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
Caeh irain NlaHkeaa.

Dec wheat ses.c: ruts s:i~d>.isc: calls So
NiiIauk.s-pcc. wheat: j'J.-s ss'sc asked:
cabs sS'sc- May WHEAT: Puts So: calls :: sc
ASKED Nay ,.r.: Puts &c. asked: calls sgs .
:iinD. aprii.-D-c. wheat SIZE ssk.a: put.
s";.-. .sii- Sic ass0L. May wheat H=c: 9u's
49,. calls
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

is.ss: No. ; SIS: low ss3&. cicver-mixed-No
srRAW . Paeking prairie G.D6s: wheat
S:raW esHASe: rye straw g. s06s
reported by IN. Merchants ExchanSs. Receipts
bills.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

rrults and S~Sesablrs,

AL t!s"- intended :ar market - -! - pr
t~Et.L s..,.G-t F@TEa=.. tie EI"-I .!E ~,
thor E!E "s.r'4 w.r.. -s4l;. 8.- tie dr. sC.l.
D. i.---f.N i....rst