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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-11
PINK SHIRT
BR|GAD|ER
Kupihea's Second
Case Being
Tried.
Suit on v. Richardson's
Bond Good Against
Demurrers.
Planning Mills Fight Dropped
Probate and Other
Matters.

'On the first indictment against him
for election fraud, James Kupihea was
acquitted by a verdict of the jury di-
rected by the court. This case was
for marching with a gang in uniform
to the polls on last general election
day.
Immediately after the rendering of
the verdict, by agreement of Attorney
General Andrews for the Territory
and Geo. A. Davis and Arthur NJ.
Brown for defendant, Kupihea was put
on trial by the same jury as in the
former case but resworn, on the second
indictment the specifica ton of which
was the intimidation of voters.
J. Bachelor, D. NJ. Ross, H B. Say
lor, W. L. Austin, James Steiner, F. A.
Potter, C. Lambert. H. p Roth, B.
Guerrero. c. C. Bartlett, F. NJ. KiIey
and NJ. w. Parkhurst constituted the
jury.
After the reading of the indictment
Davis moved that defendant be dis
charged on the ground that the organi-
zation-"the red shirt brigade in pop
ular repute-was not named in the in
dictment.
John Emmeluth gave evidence of his
observations of the drilling and march,
ing, at first without and at a later
time with uniform, of Kupihea's al
legged organization of employees of the
road department. This witness said
the shirts were pink.
Then Davis moved for discharge on
the ground that the court had no juris-
diction. Judge De Bolt denied the
motion.
VIM. F. Erving, the Democratic sec
rotary. was next called. AT 1855 the
trial was continued until 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-11

Col. Thomas Fitch used his marriage
license to good purpose and is now the
husband of a charming widow of forty
one. Owing to the change in the sake
situation it is not likely that he viii
make his contemplated trip to Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-11
RICHARDSON'S BOND.

Judge Robinson overruled all of the
demurrers of Edward Vivian Richard
son, Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, d.
Kawananakoa and John F. Colburn to
the amended complaint of c. S HoI-
loway, superintendent of Public
Works. 1t is an action on the bond
of Richardson as clerk of the Honolulu
Water Works to recover the amount
of defalcations. Defendants have leave
to answer the amended complaint with
in ten days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-11
SUITS DROPPED.

Satisfaction and continuance are filed
in the suit of Lau Pho VS.. Henry Ma
chado.
Pacific Mill Co. has discontinued its
suit against Enterprise Mill CO, of
which new trial had been ordered
by the Supreme Court. The suit was
for damages of $2,O7927 and a jury last
year found a verdict of $500 for plain
tiff. from which defendant appealed
and had its exceptions sustained.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-11
Household Furniture

I am instructed by Mr.. Sturtevant
to sell at his residence as above the
whole of his household furniture, COM
prising:
Choice Parlor Tables in Oak.
Morris Chairs, Pictures.
Rockers, Combination Writing Desk.
Reception Chairs, Ottomans.
Upholstered Chairs, Lounges.
Whatnot, Parlor Clocks,
Secretary, Escritoire.
China Closet, Bric-a-Brac.
(Almost new KINGSBURY Pr
ANO.
Large Extension Dining Table. Side
board.
Dining Chairs, Buffet.
Center Rugs, Serving Table.
Dinner Service, Glassware.
Crockery, Silverware.
Bedroom Suites in Oak.
Wardrobes, Carpets.
Mats, Rugs.
Bureaus. Mirrors.
FIRST-CLASS STOVE AND
UTENSILS.
Ice Box, Refrigerator.
Garden Tools, 1 Tent
Lot of Canaries and other singing
birds.
Pigeons, Etc.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
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PROBATE MATTERS.

Judge Lindsay appointed David Day
ton administrator with the will an
neXed of the estate of Louis Adler, de-
ceased, under $500 bond.
Judge Lindsay appointed Lahela Ka-
hOeka, widow, as administrators of the
estate of John Adam Pinehaka Wood,
alias John Kahoeka, deceased, under
d bond Of $4,000.
Judge Lindsay appointed H. G. Mid
dleditch as administrator of the estate
of Harriet p. Taylor under $3.50 bond.
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THE SUPREME COURT.

Besides the Magoon hearing, the SUI
preme Court yesterday did the follow
ing business:
Granted motion to dismiss the appeal
of plaintiff in Kapiolani Estate, Ltd
VS. ]. @. Faria. Ashford for plain
tiff: Nivas for defendant.
Heard Kwong Lee Huen & Co. VS..
Manchester Fire Insurance Co.
Henry F. Highton has submitted a
printed brief for plaintiffs and appel
lants in the alleged mercantile wreck
ing case of V o. Teixeira ct ais. VS..
The American Dry Goods Associa ton,
Ltd ct ais
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EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1.
I. o. o. E.

Meets every TUESDAY evening al
7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort street.
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
attend.
r. A. WOODWARD, N. G.
L. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-11
FRATERNAL MEETINGS.

pOLYNESIAN ENCAMPMENT
NO. 1, I. o. o. T.
Meets every first and third FRIDAY
OF the month at 1880 p. m, in Odo
Fellows Hall, Fort Street
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
attend.
H. GEHRING, C. P.
L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-11

Half the pleasure of dining is in con-
genial company-order Rainier Beer
and your joy viii be complete.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
stock In STvbt
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 24-METALS-Tin
added to its recent gains In the London
el5l l5s for futures Locally. BUYERS ala
not seem to be following the advance TO
any considerable extent, but holders were
firm and spot was quoted at $50. 35d33 S.
Copper continues strong A big gain was
reported from the London market which
closed at E72 IS for spot and E72 for fu-
lures, Locally, lake and electrOlytic arc
quoted at sl6Oql65O, casting at Sl5.621kq
l6. .l2h. Lead shared in the general advance
abroad, closing at el4 Is Sd and locally
spot is now quoted at g. 4S5a49O Spell
ter continued quiet in the local market
with spot quoted ar s. 65G575. but was
higher al G5 In London. Iron was firm
70 higher abroad, closing Al 50s Cd for
Glasgow and as 90 for Middesb0rough
Locally the market Is irm IN tone and
some dealers are holding southern grades
a little higher; No. / northern foundry ls
quoted az h655Nll00; No northern foun-
dry, Sl5.75Gl65 80; No. southern foundry
Q16&
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Total receipts =. 81
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as Follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
ber of head lndicate ted:
Totals

CATTLE-There was a lgnt run here for
a Thursday, only about eighty cars being
on sale; still, receipts were about as heavy
as last THU sday, but about seventeen cars
lighter than the corresponding day of last
year. The quality of the cattle were fairly
good.
Westerns constituted the big end of the
fair sprinkling of natives. There was very
little life to the trade and the market was
slow and draggy. The first three days of
the week the receipts were heavy and buy
ers picked up the stun freely, but that was
not the case today. There were some good
native cattle in the yards and buyers
wanted them and as a consequence they
were bought up first, the choice kinds sell
ing at stronger prices. On these kinds the
trade showed some life, but nothing like
activity. Western cattle were not in much
favor and, while prices were just about
steady trading was slow and long-drawn-
out.
There was a fair supply of cows and
native cows offered. The market was
rather weak the last three days, but there
was a little better feeling today although
there was nothing like activity displayed.
On some of the choicer grades of natives
the market was a little stronger, but the
general run of stuff sold at steady prices.
There was little change in the market on
bulls, veal calves and stays and prices
ruled about steady.
The demand for stockers and feeders con-
tinues good and today there was some lit
tie activity to the trade. The good heavy
feeders sold at good, strong prices, while
the light weights and common grades were
fully steady.
ID
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Foreiwn FtnancIuI.

LONDON Aug. 24l4London today was
quiet and abundant DISCOUNTS were duletIy
steady. The Stock exchange was again
quiet, though an Optimistic feeling pre-
vailed. Quotations were firmly maintained
and the making of investments in securities
OF the nrst-class appeared to be broaden
ing. Consols further advanced Ameri-
cans generally were firm. Early profit
taking on the recent advance caused a
slight setback in a few directions, while
Wall street support OF various speciaties
resulted In some irregularity The support
here was moderate. The market closed ir-
regular. Grand Trunks were buoyant on
good traftic reports. Foreigners maintained
their improvement, especially Japanese
while Russians received better support The
strength Of Hudson Bay at 7fh was a
feature. japanese imperials Is Of 1904 were
quoted at 104.
BERLIN, Aug. A-The Bourse today was
active on speculative buying, due to hopes
that the Portsmouth conference will re-
suit In peace.
PARIS, Aug. 2A-The Bourse today was
firm throughout, owing to the confidence
IN the conclusion of peace at Portsmouth.
Russian imperial As were quoted at 81 IS
and Russian bonds of 1904 at 507 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 2a-wOOL-Market firm;
the noticeable strength of the market has
been found in half bloods, territory and
Montana Fine territories and territory
staples continue strong but are selling
slowly on account of the scarcity OF de-
sirable grades. There is no great activity
in pulled wools. Foreign grades are in
ready call. Leading quotations follow:
Ohio and Pennsylvania, Xxx and above,
3d3Sc; y, 34q35c; No. /, 40d4lc; No. 2. 4lp
42c; fine unwashed, 2sq29c: unmerchantable,
3Cq32c; quarter blood unwashed. S4G35c:
three-eighths blood, S4Gl35 c; unwashed De-
laine, S0q3l c; Michigan, fine unwashed, 27GD
Csc; quarter blood unwashed, S31l34c; three
eighths blood, S2Q33c; unwashed 2Sd29c;
Kentucky, Indiana, ect., three-eighths and
quarter blood, 36aS7c. Territory, Idaho.
FIN fine 22a24 :; heavy, fne l9q2lc; fine medium
2Q24c; medium, 26Qf27c; low medium 26G1
&c; Wyoming fine, 22d23c; heavy hne,
l9d20c; fine medium, 23a24c; medium. 2edb
&c; low Medium, 26G2Tc Utah and Nevada,
fine fine lSd1Sc heavy, fine l9a2oc; fine medium
23g24c; medium, 26Il27c; Dakota, fine 22D
csc; fine medium, 26d27c; Montana, fine
choice, 2eq21c; fine average, 24q25c fine
medium choice, 26d27c; average 2id25c;
STABLE; 8dSoc medium choice. 2SdSOc.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 24-WOOI-steady;
medium grades, combng and clothing
2shq5lc; light fine, 2la26c heavy fine, $50
22C; tub washed 32G42C
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
NEW YORK STOCKSAND BONDS
Market is Active in Spite of RumOru Of
Hitch in Peace Negotiations
SALES OVER ONE MILLION SHARES
New High Records for Union Pacific,
United states steel Pre-
ferred and Read
ing.

NEW YORK, Aug A-The faith Of a
large part Of the financial world in a
happy solution Of the proceedings at Ports
ignored all rumors of another serious hitch
IN the negotiations today and continued
70 establish new high records In the stock
market The issues which came in for
THIS distinction included three of the
market leaders, namely Union Pacific,
United States Steel preferred and Reading.
In lts attitude the local market had the
open announcement Of London and other
European financial centers where American
securities with, but few exceptions were
generally strong. Aside from the situation
at Portsmouth other considerations, such
as hnaancial weekly returns by the Bank
d. ~ ,iise lsiis lal1 anu the Bank OF France were
impelling factors London bought literally
mere and German banking interests took a
large amount Of Pennsylvania. Prices
yielded some on heavy profit-taking shortly
after the first outburst. Union Pacidc.
Missouri Pacific, st. Paul, Reading and
Atchlson falling below the previous day 8
closing prices and the tone OF the market
Decame relatively quiet The movement in
Pennsylvania found many followers how
ever, and commission houses and traders
bought this stock, also Southern Railway
and the United States Steel industries
Union Pacific soon recovered more than It's
loss The strength Of this issue Is partly
closing Of the transfer books which may
cause the calling of lot OF stock now out
1t was not until after midday that Read
ing once more assumed the leadership, ad-
vancing rapidly on heavy buying Of the
character heretofore noted from 1884 its
low price Of the morning 70 122h, a new
hlgh record. For a time at least the bal
ance Of the list showed little sympathy
with the r"0owed strength of Reading and
the marke, again developed an irregular
tendency until Union Pacific established its
new high record from which attention was
again diverted by a fresh rise in Reading
70 IlS% Ihis sensational movement
created fears Of corner and unsettled the
general list to the extent of wiping out
practically all of the days substantial
gains and In some instances sending prices
below the previous days close. Close OBJ
servers reported considerable realizing
throughout the day under cover Of the adj
Nances In Reading and Union Pacific but
until the scare created by the final move
ment In Reading. offerings were freely alb
sorbed. The volume of trading was again
very large, making the third consecutive
DAY OF transactions well in excess of a
million shares.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
Yalue, S,lSO,OOO. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAREET
Eulge in Wheat in Northwest 10 ONLY
Temporary.
RECENT STRENGTH DOES NOT HOLD
Corn Up Nearly Cent ana Cash
Article Higher in Illinois
Oats Are strong, with
Fair Demand.
OMAHA. Aug. "a. 1ans

OMAHA, Aug a. 1905
Yesterday strength at Minneapolis did not
hold and the market was on about H.
The local market was nearly lc lower Pri-
mary receipts were 24S,OOO bushels less tnan
bushels more. The range OF the msrket
was INC, the high point on September
december at oi,sqS15sc and May at S4sstp
AAc. 10"
Corn was nearly 1c higher on some op-
tons. There continues a heavy demand
and receipts were Ill 900 bushels less than
shipments. Peoria wires that cash corn
is up le there, soc being paid for No. 3
delivered. September closed at 5iKc old
september at 049sq54%c, December at 44h9
A4so, old December at 46c and May at I4c.
September closed at z6c, December at Pa. "a
26,sc and May at 2SAa2shc.
Liverpool closed IA 1bd higher on wheat
and hqhd higher on corn.
The Minneapolis flour output last week
decreased l5,4So barrels The quantity OF
hour turned out was 2l5165 barrels, against
IFS, 800 In 1904 and 24O,O5O in 1903 Primary
wheat receipts were $4,000 bushels and ship
ments 421,OO0 bushels, against reccipts Of
i0l 900 bushels last year and shipments Of
$1,000 bushels. Corn receipts were As, 600
bushels and shipments $50, 600 bushels
and shipments of $4,000 bushels. Clear
ances were 1000 barrels of flour, 10000
bushels OF corn, and no oats or wheat
short 100000 bushels Of wheat. The MILL
ers have most Of It bought. The bulls say
That II the wheat comes in the millers will
change their September for cash grain.
They have bought the September against
sales Of -four.
A party OF Canadian grain men who
went over the Canadian northwest two
weeks later than the party from the
United States finished their tour yesterday
MI Piper member of the party, reports
as follows: wheat harvest may be said
10 be general all over Manitoba and the
territories, except occasionally. You can
put this country down for 1OO,0OOOOO BUSH
els. We have never seen such wheat in
our lives, and II looks as II they would get
u harvested and out of the way of FROST
There Is now sufficient moisture In the
soil for the future needs of the corn crop
II the balance of the season should be dry,
and the crop is about as well advanced as
usual at the close of the second decade of
august, says J. r. Sage of the Iowa
crop bureau. The outlook is generally
The free text of the Kansas report gives
winter wheat 75,516000 bushels. The state
has raised about 100000 bushels of spring
wheat and the, total crop is 70, 900 bushels.
The Liverpool correspondent Of Bartlett,
Frazier a Darlington says the Roumanian
corn crop is estimated at 100000 900 bushels.
The yield last year was 100000 bushels.
The suggestion is advanced that 1t is un-
likely the prohibition of exports will be
removed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Knnsna CItr LI-e stock Mnrl,et.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 24.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1900 head, including 1900 head of
and dressed beef steers. $5.OOq5 70; fair to
good S4.0OQ5O0; western steers, $34CdL5O;
stockers and feeders, S275dA25; southern
steers, 2.Ibq4.OOi southern cows, Sl75a3.O0;
native cows, I.75Q4.0O; native heifers, 81 80
q6.25; bulls $2.25q8. SO; calves, $2.5Oa55O
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market, sc
lower; top, 1921; bulk of sales, $6O5q6.l IS:
heavy $5.95q6.l0 packers, $6.05gS.20; pigs
and light, $6O5Q6.22k
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts $500
head; market, strong and active native
lambs $575q7.25; western lambs, $575Q7.25;
fed ewes and yearlings 435d5.65; western
yearlings, $5.25d5.65; western sheep, $4.5OI
6l5; stockers and feeders. 50. .75al4 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities

Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug 24-FLOUR-Reeeipts
10, 0,4Se bbls.; exports, ,7ls2 bbls.; sales. 15,,,
quiet; winter patents, S4.259A75; winter
straights. AOOa4.25; Minnesota patents,
A. 80; winter extras, 80OQ3.4b; Min
nesota bakers, 50. 6Od4.0O; winter low grades,
$290g340. Rye iour firm: sales, 800 bbls
fair to good, N.OOg425; choice To fancy,
CodRSMEAL-Firm; fine white and yell
low western; $40; coarse SLlSallS; kiln
RYE~steady; No. western. es14e. C. l. T.
BARLEY feeding. Ssc. c. l. f. Buff
WHEAT-Receipts, 1850 bu Spot market
easy; No. red, S61sc, elevator; No. 2 red,
s79sc, I. o. b. ahoat; No. northern Duluth,
Manitoba, S9l1c, to arrive, T. o. b. afioat.
Early firmness in wheat today, influenced
by frost talk from the northwest, and the
strength Of corn was replaced later by a
cent break under big Argentine shipments,
estimates and liquidation. closing Aq1lsc
net 0TeE a ssy sseCS sossd e9sef sf az s'e Be-
cember, S714@SS 5-l6c, closed at s7Ac.
Receipts 1900 bu.; exports. l.l9
bu. Spot market firm; No. 2 6l14c, elevator,
and 6ihc, (. o. b. afoati No. yellow, 6l&c;
No 2 white &C. option market was mod
erately active and 44Ae net higher ,, on
Gle, closed at 6O9so; December closed at SEC.
OATS-ReceiptE,. 3S4 800 bu. Spot market
steady; mixed; S 10 g lbs. 2g2s1tc; natural
= oHAY~builI;:S shipping. 6Oc; good to choice.
S5dS71kc.
FEED-Quiet spring bran S1675; August
shipments, middltng, NIsSi August ship
ments, city, ASQOQlS5O.
HOPE-Steady; state. common to choice,
1904. iSd25c 1903, tSd20c; olds. lOq12c; Pa
eide coast. 1904. 1sa24ci 1896, i7qlsc; olds,
HIDES Steady Galveston. 30 to 25 lbs.
26c; California, q to Is lbs, lsc; Texas
(dryD, q TO 80 lbs, Bhc.
PRoV1sioNS-Bee steady; family, s1l. 50
dl2.OO; mess. So. 100000; beef hams, $2l. .OO0
p so; packet s1ob0qlt.OO; city, extra India
mess, SIS. .OOGls.oo. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, S9.0Od1l-00; picked shoulders,
$1,000 5oi picked hams !il ;09 OQSlI26. ~ Lard.
firm: continent $. 40; South America SST5;
compound, $5.B96.00. Pork. firm; family.
Sl756Qls00; short clear. H4OOal6,50; mess.
$l255dl625
N4AC.
RfCE-Quet; domestic, fair to extra,
35fQ5hc; Japan, nominal.
POCLTRY-Alive. firm; western chick
ems, 15c; fowls. lSikc; turkeys, 13c. Dressed,
weak; western chickens, 121Adl4c; fowls,
l2ql21kc; turkeys, lSq17c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

Cattle Ten Cents Higher, Hogs Five
Cents LOMer. sheen HIGHER.

CHICAGO Aug. 4.-CATTLE-Recei
1900 head, including 1000 head of westerns;
market, 1Oc higher; good to prime steers
IS, ,OoGi6.5O; poor TO medium, $.06J525; stock
ers and feeders, S2.256D4. .30 cows, $2.5Opi so;
heifers, $225d4.75; Gamers, 81. l.50Ql2.4O bulls
$225q4. 90; calves S3.t0q7 SO; Texas fed steers,
$3.25a4.50; western steers, S.5Oa6.O0.
HOGS-Receipts, II 600 head: estimated for
tomorrow, 1900 head; market, &c lower;
mixed and butchers, $S7cg6.4o; good to
q6.S5; light, S5S5q6.35: bulk of sales, $5,9O9
625.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head; sheep market, l0c higher; lambs, log
l5o higher; good to choice wethers IS. 25g
$50; fair to choice mixed, A.75Gf5 10; west
ern sheep, S.OOq5.50; native lambs, $500
100; western lambs S8OOd7 60
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
CHICAGO GRAIN Avn PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading ana CLOSING
Prices on Board of Trade

NANOA Nh hoAF0 OF Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2i-Estinates forecast-
ing the shipment Of immense C,,e rttties ~
w cereal from Argentine precipitated a
esnatp preak In wheat prices here today
corn Is up &c. Oats are HGLc higbcr. pro-
VISIONS advanced 2Ad7ikc.
Nv wheat il opened easy, with seemingly moth
lid, Ids IN the news TO Justify the sentiment ex-
cept a modification Of the previous bulIisb
uhuertone In northwestern markets ON
lhe contrary, there were elements az
strength in the situation which began az AZ
most Immediately 90 have effect Trosts g
were toreGasted for tonight throughout sec
uOns OF Iowa and the northwest There
was an apparent reluctance on the part Of
farmers to accept prevailing prices, as evil
u@enced @ py small receipts. September, which
was Freely offered at the outset by leading
pit traders at s0SsdS5atc to is6DiLc Under the
previous close. found plenty OF purchasers
n,or a. snorts, VINO were becoming unea sy
almost Immediately by strength and buyinE
oruers from outside began to come in Sep
continued to advance until IL reached Sic
Al this point reports of Argentine shin
ments aggregating 100000 bushels caused
quick reaction in prices September broke
70 SDc and closed weak shade above the
bottom at S0QS0Mc. Clearances of wheat
and -four were equal to go 094 bushels Pri-
Ui,VO year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and
chicago reported receipts OF 176 cars
against 81 last week and PAL a year ago.
Corn showed a slight Improvement in
opening prices, support coming from houses
Identlhed with the bull side Of the market
Later indications showing possibility Of
frosts in low-lying districts in several por-
lions OF the corn belt materially increased
the early frmness. September, starting
with a gain of 1hc at 531hc. advanced under
the force Of active covering by shorts to
64tsc. Light acceptances and continued ex-
port demand were likewise factors I'm tho
situation. The price suffered to the extent
OF nc with the break in wheat but at the
close confidence had been restored and
prices were again on the rise. September
nnished firm at SAC Local receipts were
47g cars, with H4 of contract grade
Offerings in oats were light and were well
absorbed by commission house demand
The market showed a steady undertone
slight Improvement in values being made in
final quotations. September closed at 26c,
after having sold UP from 25sc at the start
to 26hc. Local receipts were AS cars.
Provisions were given good support by
packers. Shorts were also active on the
buying side, prompted by news of high
prices abroad for hogs. September pork is
up TIC at $1457ik. Lard gained 2kc at 1850
1.gh. Ribs closed PIC higher at SS.971k
Estimated for tomorrow: Wheat, Sc cars;
corn, 3H cars; oats, 292 cars; hogs, 1900
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows: