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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16

Textures of the Trading ana C1osfnG
Prices ON Hoard of Trade.

Prices ON hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-wet weather In
export shipments were the cause foi a
nrln wheat market here today. At ths
close December wheat was y q Nc higher.
changed to a shade lower Provisions
were unchanged to &c lower.
The. wheat market opened Arm, despite
because Of wet weather in the northwest
which Is expected to Interfere with the
movement Of the crop and additional
threshing operations. During the day
prices declined slightly. because of real
king sales. but later. became nrnl on the
statement OF an English statistlcian that
the worlds shipments viii amount to
about 10000. 900 bushels, with this coun-
exports. clearances Of wheat and hour
were large and this held the market
steady to some extent. The fluctuations
and the close was arm. December. wheat
opened unchanged TO a shade higher. at
TAX 973*c. sold between 73M @75A and
ansss Of w isas' and our were equal 70
900 bu., against $4,000 bu. year ago.
receipts OF TAI cars. against 526 cars last
week and S32 year ago
The corn market was steady all day,
largely in sympathy with other grains.
The shipping demand was excellent. pri-
mary shipments being $4,000 Blu. above
the primary receipts. Bears soiu IN Inv
late part OF the market on forecast
OF large receipts for Monday. December
corn opened unchanged 10 a shade lower,
at 42x @42hc. sold 42H @42]c and
closed steady. at 42& 94z hc. Local re-
ceipts were 3S5 cars, with 22o cars OF
contract grade.
The oats market, which has been active
all week. was DUH today. the range OF
prices being very narrow. The close
differed slightly from the Anal quotations
or yesterday. The cash market was nrm.
December oats opened unchanged 10 q
shade lower at s2N q 32Asc. sold between
32hc and S2x 0S2No and closed steady
at S2hc. Local receipts were ia cars.
Tho provision market ruled a shade
easier than yesterday. but the changes
were not Important. The market Tor
live hogs was steady. Meat shipments
for the week were about rs per cent less
than those for the corresponding week
last year. January pork closed &c lower
1T $500 Lard was unchanged, at sI.7b.
Ribs were down 2hc. at 800.
Estimated receipts Tor Monday: wheat
IS cars: corn, TAI cars; oats, dOa cars
hogs, 81. 900 head. tf
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Cotton Market.

q~ists m ddlins uplands. ssoe; middling Gulf.
ls(6c; no sales. lt4.
LIVERPoOL. Sept. S.-coTroN- Spot.
quiet: prices seven points lower; American
mlddling fair. eOed; good niddling. 6s0d;
mlddling. 5-5sd: low middllng. bed: good
ordinary. 5.12d: ordinary, 4fSd. The sales
were for speculation and included eco
American Receipts. 1000 bales. all Amer
81. LOUIS. Sept. s.-corroN-o Quiet
mlddllng, s5se. shipments. g baless stock.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept lB.-coTToN-
1850 bales; low ordinary, b-1ec. nominal;
ordinary. e-l6o. nominal: good ordinary.
nc; low middiinG n-lsS; MIDI ins. e-les;
lt-lso. nominal; fair. 10 s-lse. nominal
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ETAGs.

Ass.s.s..Soo 20 = 20 l........b0 70 ~
SHEEP-While there were four cars OF
sheep reported in today, there was moth
ing actually on eale. Two cars OF the
number reported In were Montana weth-
and the remainder of the receipts con-
sisted OF breeding stock on its way west.
Receipts of sheep this week were the
over 72.o00 head having arrived during
the six days. AS is to be expected at
this season of the year, very large pro-
sheep and lambs, with nevertheless,
considerable sprinkling of killers.
As feeders have been the most numer-
GUS that branch OF the trade has naturally
attracted the most attention. Fortu-
nately. the attendance of large buyers
has been such as 90 create demand fully
equal to the receipts, so that not only
have steady prices been maintained, but
there has been gradual strengthening
week feeder sheep and lambs are safely
10016c higher than one week ago
Throughout the week the trade was active
most invariably met with ready sale at
current prices. In other words, as viewed
from a sellers standpoint, the market
was all that could have been desired.
With a liberal supply OF killers at all
market points II was only natural that
packers In view Of prevailing high prices
Accordingly some little weakness was de-
tected during the week and values grad
ually eased OF % that at the close OF the
week sheep are probably 10d15c lower Fat
lambs suffered more than the sheep and
the best kinds are 10G15c lower with
medium kinds l5d2Sc lower than last week
Even with this much decline Il must be
borne in mind that the market is still ex-
tremely high as will readily be noticed by
consulting the sales published during the
week
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs. S.o0Gl7.50; fair to good lambs, $3.50
100; good to choice yearlings, s5.75Q6.15;
fair to good yearlings, sO.65G5.75; good to
choice .wethers. $5l5Q5 40; good to choice
ewes. N.bQ5.10; fair to good ewes. $3.50
$40; yearlings, s5.&@5.75; wethers 1850
6;8i. ewes, $s.5oQ475; breeding ewes. 500
Representative sales:
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st. Louis 1--we stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 16.-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts, 500 head. including 200 Texans; mar.
ket, steady; native shipping and export
steers, A.70le50; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 50. 75t15.O0: steers under 1c00 lbs.
q. 5004 so; stockers and feeders. $200Q4. Is;
COWS and heifers, s.. 4065.50; Gamers, H.5o9
400; bulls, $22094.00; calves, So 25@S. 80:
Texas and Indian steers, ss.OoQ5.lo; cows
and heifers, $200d3.50.
HOGS-Receipte 1900 head; market &c
IS. 75Gs.5o; butchers and best heavy. $500
655
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 500 head
market, strong; native muttons, SOFAS. ~
lambs, AOQ<d7.50; culls and bucks. SO0q
$50: SOCKETS s3.OOd6.OO.
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Kansas city Lave stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Sept. 15.--CATTI.E-
Receipts. 100 head, including $50 southerns;
beef steers, sSSOSslc G fair to good, q Goa
$50; western fed steers, 3.50Q6.z5; stockers
and feeders. S2.50Q4.5o; southern steers,
$2S004.00; southern cows, $2.0O@260: native
cows. N.75@S.s0; native heifers. s2.9OG5. 90:
bulls, s2.001s.15; calves, $3.00Q6.25; receipts
for the week. 1890 head.
HOGS-Receipts, 26O head; market.
steady; top, S. 10: bulk of sales, &C. ZOOS. s2l
heavy, se.1696.&; packers. s6.z0Q63s; pigs
and light, s6.204e40; receipts for the week,
80 100 head.
SHEEP AND LAABS-Receipts, 1900
head; market. steady; lambs, $5boq6.so
fed sheep and yearlings, A.S0q5.60; western
yearlings, S. 2516.S5; western sheep. A.5oQ
$50; stockers and feeders. $250G5.5O; re-
ceipts for the week, 800 head.
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spite Of the fact that the damand was
good for q Saturday, A. Will be noted
the receipts OF hogs this week have not
been very large. although about the same
a. last week and a little larger than n
year ago. The week started out with a
light advance. all Of which and more. too,
was lost the second day. On wednesday
values began hrming up and the market
from that day on until the close OF the
week has been steadily growing etronenr,
so that today, the general market was
$50 2oc higher than the close Of last week.
In other words, the hogs today sold at
the highest point touched since August 9.
al
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New YORK Live stock market.

NEW YORK. sept l5.-BEEvES-Re-
ceipts. none; feeling unchanged; dressed
beef steady at 61kdsifc for native sides;
exports. 1.6eo cattle and $3.50 quarters OF
CALvEs-Receipts. 1874 head; market
feeling nominaily steady; city dressed veals
steady at a91S1zc per h.; country dressed.
quiet at 6d12c.
HoGs--Receipts. .s,2ao head; market feel
ing nominally steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2.3T
head: sheep. steady; lambs. slow and 25c
lower for choice; sheep sold at Sboel5.5o;
lambs O. 500825.
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spite of further rains in Brazil There were
private cables saying that Brazilian depu-
ties had voted for law fixing the rate OF
exchange, which was construed into a
bullish point with reference TO valorization,
and the market ruled generally firm, with
the close steady at a net advance OF l0dib
Including September at 6.45G6.5 soc; October.
6.50al660c; December, 6.70Q5.S0c; February,
6s0c; March. 6.9547.00c; May. 1907 l5c;
July. 715Q7S0c; August. 7.5c.- Spots-Rio
quiet; No. invoice SIC.
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Wool Market.

LONDON. Sept s.-wooL-Arrivais OF
wool for the fifth series az auction sales
amount TO 1900 bales. including 5000 for
warded direct to spinners- The imports
bales: Quesnsland. 1850: Victoria. coo; South
Australia. 100; New Zealand. 800; Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal COO: various $500
ST LOUIS. Sept. ib.-WOOI--eteady-
medium grades. combing and clothing. 80
&c; light nnes lSdz2c; heavy me. l44Dti
tub washed. sd8Ssc.
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81. Jo.eph live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Sept. 15---cATTLE-
Receipts SSs head; market, steady nativcs.
S45Od630; cows and heifers, s1.50G5.io;
stockers and feeders, $3.z504.5o.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market,
steady to sc lower; light. s6.zods.4o; bulk
OF sales. $6OOd615
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 275 head (;
market steady
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465 Montana wethers ........ lOs SIS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Lambs Are

Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Lambs Are
Steady.
CHICAGO, Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
700 head; market steady; cows and heifers.
81. 26G6G; stockers and feeders, s2.25I44 40;
calves, S5.50ge0O
IIoGs-Receipts. 10000 head: market
steady; mixed and butchers. s6.0oQ16.62ia;
good heavy, $S.20Q6.55; rough heavy, $3.50
OF sales, s6.35q6.4S.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1900
head; market steady; sheep. s3.z5q6OO;
lambs. s475Qs10
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Philnaeiphik Produce slarkes.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. ib.-BUTTER--
Firm: good demand; extra western cream
cry, 251kc; extra nearby prints. 26c.
EGGs-FIrul; good demand; nearby fresh
and western fresh. 23e. at mark
CHEESE-Steady; full creams. choice and
1eikc.
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Omaha Cash sales.
cORN-No. 3 2 cars at 42hc.
OATS-No 5 white, 1 car at 30sbc, cars
Ct Soc; No. white. car at 2s%c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No, hard. 65A06Nc;. No,
hard, 6S1zG641tc; No. hard, Bl1taSShc; No.
spring. sic; No. spring, 6Ou53c.
= CORNING. 3. 413tg42kc; No. yellow, 42A
tS1bc No. 8 white, 4sixc.
OATS-To. mixed, x9629hc: No. white,
e01904c;- No. white. 2sxQ2sHc.
hrE-No. 2, bsifc; No. .. 6lc.
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LfverpooI Grain HIars-et

LIVERPOOL Sept. l5.-WHEAT-spo
STl No s1ef sd S :. Is
her, C. e1kd.
c0RR-spot. hrm; American mixed. new
Is sgd; American mixed. old. 4s lloyd: fu-
lures, steady: September. nominal: Decem-
Der. Is cad January. IS ihd.
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No northsr nj 75aissc; No OPP northern' ia
S41c; December, INC bid.
RYE-Bigher: No. i. $4,000.
BAR14EY-Steady; No. .. b5c; sample. IS
@54c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16

SIOUX City. Ia, Sept 1A-(Special TeIe-
gram Receipts 1o0 head;
market steady; beeves S4.60d600: COWS,
bulls and mixed, 81. 50f4.00; stoekers and
feeders, S3.00@4.2S calves and yearlings.
-HOGs~Receipts, aloo head: market
rteady; selling. ss.7O8S.io; bulk of sales.
IS. S006.sb.
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FRIDAYS sHIPMENI7s.
The following shows the number OF
stockers and feeders shipped to the country
anu their points OF destination:


CATTLE. Cars.
Clark Bros. & Co., feoria, nL-o......... 1
John Rhiipot, Hazaru-s1........s.
DICK dopkins, MestborO, MOI. ......... 5
4. Il. Lunrs Nishnabotna, MOO .......
Reno MalKel, Carson, la.-R l............ z
T. t. Weiiman. Scnuyier-O. f...........
Henry hansen. klkhorn--U. P.............
Ii. X. Bay. Harlan lac. W..............
George X. strever, kamrar. Ian. w.. .
John Ether, pcnIeswig, Ia--N. VIM.
Charles Nelson, Niobrara-N. W........... 1
L. Smithberger, Stanton, IAN. W..
+. 4. Colo. Gladbrook, IAN W.......s..
J. r. Cold, GlauDrook, Ian. W..........
John Sparooe, RANDALL, Ian. W.. Z
Preston & b., Dunlap, Ian. VIM.
J. l.. Gohlingnorst, imoBene. Ia.-Wab...
Ben Freese, Pender-M. AZ O................
Z. w. kutieoge, bancroft-M. * O........ !
Fred 3. Hill, hartington1M; & o......... !
Joe Krug. ,bancroftLM. e. o..:..3......... !
Anderson Bros, Oakland-M. a. O.........
John u. olson, Oaklans.--M. q O........ !
II Il was.se,a sas,,ding Ia-o
Francis Drake, Walnut, Ia.--k. l..........
Boyer Bros, Council BUNS, la.--R. I..s..
w. q. Wickes. Manila, la.-Mi. ........... !
a. J. Cooley, Garretson, .: On. W..
James h. brigham, Padona, Kan.-Mo. r.
HORSES.
Z. Naiier, Ashland-l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
David Rotten. Bristol, Tenn.--Q .............
Dick Hopkins. Westboro. Mo.-Q......... y
Rarrich bros.. Osccola. Ia.-Q............ =
Shields & A., New Market. Ia.-Q........ 1
II. Shriver. Peabody. Kan.-R. I........... 2
Clarence Hedges, Atlantic, lar H..
r. L. Wilson. Coon Rapids, Ia.-Mil.....
George Hubert, Akron, Ia.-Mil. .......... ]
II. }. Lark, Grand Junction, Ian: w.
Campbell. Reed w. s. Co., East st. Louis.
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on the Produce exchange today ts Debut but.
dairies. i701Oifc. Eggs. strong; at mark.
cases Included. 1odl7itc; frsts, l95fc; prime
11Nd115fc.
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Artlcles. open.I Hlsh.I Low. CLOSE. Yes'y.

sNo. 3
Cash quotations were as follows;
FLOUR-Steady: winter patents. esse3
a40; straights. s. o0092nt Epring patents.
WHEAr--No. 2 spring. 7eauc: No. .. no
&c. No. red 11H0n4c.
coRN-No. 2 47ltc; No.Fs yellow. tTt0
oxTs-No. 4 sNc; Ne. 3 white. ns4e
o1hc.
RYE-No 2 Sssc
BARI.I sY-Folr 70 choice Mating. f146ic.
sEEDs-NQ. max. n.otA; No. l north
contract grade MD.
PROVISIONS short ribs sides Qoosel.
Ter 100 ibs. s. se5t Short clear sides oboxed).
AUGR67L
foIlowinE were the days receipts and
Receipts Shipments.
Flour. bss AM A.a'0
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Coase Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. is.-coFFEE- Market
for futures opened steady at an advance OF
b010 points on higher European cables. In
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minneapolis Grain Market. )

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 15.-FLOUR-F'irst
patents A1Od 40; second patents, 1900
ass; first clears. $s.2S@4i6: second clears.
! BRAN-In bulk, slsoOGl&2S.
Superior Boaro OF Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range OF prices, as reported by Il. d. Day
& Co., i10-l1l Board OF Trade, was:
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NEW york GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities

Commotlitfes.
NEW YORK. Sept. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II. SSs bbls.; exports, ao,2Oo bbls. Market
GAS; Minnesota bakers, 81 iodaso: winter
patents, S.ISa410; winter straights, S,boq
Sso; winter i. extras - ssQs- Is; winter low
good, ss.S0Fs. Is; choice 10 fancy, s5.s0a4Oo.
ORNMEAI1-Quiet; fine white and yell
low = sz1eui.So; coarse. u.iSal.lS: kiln dried.
ny E-Quiet; No. 2 western. sc. q. & f..
BARLEY-ouIet; feeding. ssnc. Q. 4. T..
Bunralo: mailing. 45sfdisfIkc, c. III. Buffalo
5000 bu. Spot market. steady: No. red.
No. northern. Duluth, sSaic, 1. o. b., sfiost;
The forenoon wheat market was quiet but
rains in the northwest, commission house
Demand and higher outside markets: II
closed Ne j ne, higher May. ssSgss5e, closed
80 l5-lsq@ hc, closed at sixc.
CoRN-Receipts, 5000 bu. exports, ASA
b D,,,. Spot market Es,st steady No Sc in
yellow, 5sj<c; 10. white, Soc. Option
market was without transactions, closing
September closed at 5sszc; December closed
oAqs-ReceIpts. 1850 bu.; exports, q SIS
to "a pounds, Sc; natural white. % 10 s
pounds, 61zqesc; clipped White, IS to 20
pounds, SemdAzc.
Der. shipment: niddiings, s2oio September
shipment; City, s2o.5002b.00.
HAY-Quiet; shipping. B@7oc; good to
HoPsIsfesdy; state common to choice.
1906, 11@17c; 1904, nominal; olds. nominal;
Pacific coast, 1906. 1sQ1sc; 1904 12c; olds,
HIDES STEADY; Galveston, 20 to rs lbs,
2oc; California, q to q lbs, nc; Texas dry,
LEATHERR-steady: acid. sehdnc;
PRoVIsIoNs-Beef, irm; family. 81 .oo@
LILO; rness, ssooqs 90; beef hams. SCI Goa
225o; packet. , sll0ooO9io.SO; city extra India
cur MEATS quiet; picked bellies. 1850
@1250: picked shoulders, nominal; picked
p pa% 49, Ss1sd stss dS Continent T MsiseEe
Q7s7H. Pork, steady; family, 1850 90;
TALLow-Firm;y city 90 per pks.). SIC;
RICE-steady; domestic, fair to extra,
BUTTER-ste Street prices; Cream
cry. 1sQ5Ac; renovated, common to extra,
l5ha2sc; factory, common to 1rsts, llssd
/ CHEEsE-Easier; state full cream. large
:% pail fancy i've fair to GOOD good. ii$disci
! Eads- ifx state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 2s6sOc; state,
See SGa w 60 sn9afs rsss ac 5es s proe s
western nrsts. tl1tc; seconds. 2ogHc; Ken
PotGiLTEEYeAllve firm; western spring
chickens, ic fowls, is5zc; turkeys. lac.
Dressed. quiet; western spring chickens.
i2@isc: spring turkeys. 2oa2sci fowls. 1Og14c-
81. Louis General Market.
| ST. LOUIS, Sept 5.-WHEAT-Irregu-
lar; track, NO; red, cash, 7lHQ72c; NO
z hard. esQfihc; December. T5%c: May,
coKN-Gweak; track No cash. 42Q Ic;
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Articies.I open. High Low. Closet Yes'y

Minneapolis cash close: Wheat$No.
isac: to oar srrlys 7s7sc: No norfhs s; ssc
to arrive, 717k. new; No. 8, ne; new, nc;
no ! Purum. new, s2Ke; to arrive arrive @ ~
Oats Ns. !, aSssc ssflsy. ssS5,c.
Duluth cash close: Wheat: No. north
ern. 's&e; No. northern. 7zzc.
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RANGE OF PRICES.
QUOTATIoNR.

The following will show the price paid
for the different kinds Of cattle on the
Good to Choice p eornesed steers Is. S@ses
Fair 10 good corn-fed steers.., s. 00dS66
Common 10 fair corn-fed eteers... L5Oq6.0 90
Good 10 choice range steern. ... I.5Ol561b
Fair to good range steers. .'....... lO0d54bo
Common 10 fair range at~ers 80. s.O0d4 0t
Good grass cows ana heifers... 2S6@S 50
Fair to good cows and heifers. 250d92 IS
Common 10 fair cows and heIfers.. lb0d2 80
Good to choice stockera a FEEDERS. 4.OQ654 30
Eair 10 good stockers and feeders. 35eY4W
common to fair stockers...........2 7bV5 ~
Bulls, stays. etc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2t003. rs
Veal calves Observation-Disclosures oo45. rs
The fol.owfns table shows the average
price Of hogs at South Omaha for the iast
several days. with comparisons:
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HOGS ACTIVE ANO ADVANCE sHARrLY
No sheep on Sale, hut KILLERS for the
week Are Ten 60 Fifteen Lower,
with Feeders that
Mach Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sent. Is. Ipo

The following table shows the receipts
OF cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year 10 date. compared with last
year: 1906 1906. Inc
Hogs .................i. st@lsa i.!eio6s lsi.ios
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choice. lie; pickepei. &c: salmon. Chinook,
iic white hsh drozsn). lie; maekerei
sspssnshI iSc native per sou nsn 1896
haddock, fresh frozen, lOc; red snapper.
dressed. 12c; smeits. No. ] per ID. Lei
eel, per lb., lsc; frog legs. per doz. sc:
roe shad. 81 each: shad roe. pair. sc.
No. i. isHc; No. q l21tc; bull hides. 9Ql0c;
green hides No. !. 11ke: No. 2. lo5.ci horse.
u 5O9sbO; sheep peltS, soc9ti.2- Taliow.
No. J. 20; No. = 20.
WoOLr-Per H.. is0no
Peoria Grain market.
PEORIA, III. Sept. lS.-coRN-Higher,
NO yellow and No. Z 40; No. 4 40; no
lso1Ts-Highsr: No. 2 white. $40; No.
ID white. s1c. No. white. e0Ho
RYE--strong: No. bsnHlA
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stock an Sight.

: Receipts OF live stock at the six prin-
cipai western markets Yesterday;
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Shares of the Par value OF
500 each.
10 William Street.
New York.

Subscriptions VIII also be received bys
The Corn Exchange National Bank Chicago
FargO-Nevada National Bank,
Brother t& Company 4
"A. Edwards e Louis
Lehman, Stern <& Company. New Orleans,
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sRundhY

The disposition of the days receipts was
az follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her 0f head in,ticafad.
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ArtieIes.I open. HIgh.l Low close.I Yes'y
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-18
!. The Chamber
!: Of Commerce


organized Notwithstanding periods when it was apparently
mOrbund the whole throughout its existence represented
forward sentiment broad outlook and exercised large influence
This due degree the who have been its Off
These have almost always been whom the community
large epoed large confidence and looked times of
gency
ago. Whereabouts, the Chamber changed large
gree method OF doing business making of its Boards Trustees
IL This doubt the
of mobility and efficiency least making possible greater cery
and concentrating responsibility Lately the have
universally outside Organza-
very generally within backward step This pac-
tice of holding their meetings session.
The Chamber of Commerce, like all other similar organizations,
being purely voluntary and unofficial dealing with that
the whole community and seeking effect things through
the cumulative influence its membership and
capacity in large depend the confidence and
the support of the community seeks long
retain the confidence cordial support the community
proceedings with secrecy. Where proceedings hidden
OF motive quickly Where what proposed
for unknown and what actually done affecting
the public through stealth, ALL
when publicly
voiced, confidence and influence is lost
A of officers and OF the Chamber of
has just been chosen The objection meetings
has been strongly voiced the Chamber itself Would
thing these officers trustees adopting
system OF secrecy by force of precedent fairly consider the
whole subject and adopt the policy publicity which
Consonant with its representative character and which
the confidence of the public
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well deserved reputation for incorrup-
tible honesty. In the east and middle
west he had acquired an excellent re-
putation as a referee when he was call
ed to referee the Corbett-F itzsimmons
fight at Carson City. This made his
reputation worldwide. Since then he
has been referee in large number of
the most important. ring battles that
have taken place There has never
been a breath against his reputation.
He has been a newspaper writer for
twenty yeas or more, usually in the
sporting department though his work
has embraced the whole range of news
paper work He was for many years
on the old Chicago Times, and for sew
eral years now has been connected
with the Chicago Tribune.
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her own empire. Instead of calling
upon the East for money, she drew
gold from the hills and sent it East to
help bolster up the financial market
there. The coming of the railroad did
not alter the situation, except that it
broadened San Francisco's field; if the
railroad had never come San Francis
co would have been great, for she DOM
mated a constantly developing empire
that extended from Mexico to Victoria
and from the Rocky mountains to the
Pacific; and over seas she commanded
the marts of the Orient
In those early days fire completely
wiped out the infant metropolis sew
eral times, and oneach occasion it was
rebuilt better than before; history is
simply repeating itself now. When the
recent fire destroyed the city did the
banks need to call upon the East for
money to tide over a financial panic ?
NO, quite the contrary. Tney sent mil
lions East for investment at low rates
of interest
And Notwithstanding the malicious
reports sent to Eastern uenters by cor
respondents in the interest of other
communities San Francisco will con-
tinue in her accustomed channel.
growing, extending her influence at
home and in foreign lands until she
achieves that destiny marked out for
her and only interrupted by the late
disaster.