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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-10-06
THE MEETING AT PAIA.

Notwithstanding the heavy down
pour of rain which fell all over
Central Maui the Republican
meeting held in the large sugar
room of the Paia Mill Thursday
night was attend by about two
hundred voters. A platform was
erected at one end of the room and
drapted with American flag bunt-
ing. In the back ground were dis
played two large American and
Hawaiian flags.
Hon. II. p. Baldwin presided
and introduced VIM. F. Kaae, our
County Clerk, as tbs first speaker
of the evening. His address in
Hawaiian and English was well
received.
Just as he finished speaking
Delegate Kalanianaole, accompain-
ed by Judge Kepoikai, Sam Kala-
ma and Sam Keliinoi, entered the
room having just arrived from
Peahi and Huelo where they had
largely attended meetings.
The next speaker introduced was
Sheriff VIM. Saffery. In closing
his remarks in Hawaiian, the
speaker said. "a new baby was
born on the first of July, 1905, and
placed in our care (referring to the
present County offioers). We have
learned its ways and habits. Are
you going to take that child away
from those who have learned to
care for 1t? You certainly will
not"
Mr.. Crockett was then called up
on and spoke tor five minutes, his
words being interpreted into Ha-
waiian by Chas. Wilcox. The De-
legate then addressed the audience,
speaking of his work in Washing
ton and advising the Hawaiians
to work in harmony with all other
races.
Yesterday afternoon the Dele
gate started to Lahaina where
large meeting was to have been
held last night. All through the
Island the delegate has been well
receive d and assured of his victory
at the coming election.
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SUPERVISORS AGAIN IN
SESSION.

The County Board ofSupervisors
held their monthly meeting this
week in their board rooms. All of
the members were present on Tues
day except supervisor Meyer who
was unable to get over from Molo-
kai until Wednesday morning.
Among the communications was
an application from w. T. Robin
son for the privilege of crossing
the streets with underground pipes
for an aceteline gas plant.
A communication from the Ho.
nolulu Iron Works to the effect
that the ten ton steam roller for
roads was in Kahului. This is
the roller that was recently pur-
chased for 1850.
A Porto Rican of Puunene suf-
fering with tuberculosis was order.
ed sent to the Home for Incurables.
Another old man of Lahaina suf-
fering with an incurable disease
will probably be sent down as soon
as an application can be made out
and the same approved by the
Board.
A communication from the Supt.
of Public Works relative to the
Continued on Page ~
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Voters Gather in Large Numbers to Listen to
Delegate KalananaoIe and Other
Prominent Speakers.
ANOTHER BIG MEETING In PAIA.
Despite the Heavy Rains Thursday Big Crowd Attends
Meeting in Paia Mil.-Board Of Supervisors Hold
Regular Monthly Meeting This Week.

asked his listeners to vote straight
Republican ticket.
The next speaker, Chas. Wilcox,
the popular County Auditor, in
Hawaiian talked of the progress
the county of Maui had made,
while the other counties have had
to settle disputes in court. He was
well applauded.
d. III. Case, the County Attorney,
made good impression on his au-
dience. He talked of the good
work the Delegate had done in
Washington and asked all to vote
for him. AS to the County officers,
he said, those now in office are
again seeking reelection and should
be supported.
The chairman, Judge Kepoikai,
then asked any of the County can
didates present that wished to
speak to come, which request was
answered by Treasurer l.. M. Bald
win, who thanked the voters for
electing him last election and again
promising to be fair to all and to
do his utmost for the County if
again elected.
Mr.. c. b. Wells, president of the
Precinct Club of Wailuku, was then
introduced as the next speaker. In
a few words Mr.. Wells talked of
the good work of the Party. In
closing he introduced the next
Speaker, Delegate Kalanianaole.
The Prince was well received
and as he stood up to address the
crowd, the music started up a live
ly tune. He first spoke in English,
telling of his work in Washington,
and the manner in which it was
done. at is not with fine speech
making that l have obtained ap-
preparations for this Territory"
the prince said, "but by simply
making friends with such leaders
in Congress, as Mr.. Hepburn. The
various measures passed for Ha-
waii were enacted through my CO.
ing to these men, my friends, and
asking them to give me their assis-
tance. They have never refused
to aid me, | don't know whether
because | am a young man and
foreigner among them or because
OF my being a prince. My position
there is a peculiar one. Why, |
have heard 1t remarked that il was
the first time that a real live Prince
was a delegate to Congress. And
so it is, have been able TO make
more friends than the delegates of
all the other Territories.
He said further that he was not
anxious for the job, although his
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The price OF all Patent Medicines
is generally printed on the wrapper
by the factory. We never charge
any more than this price. Hence
YOU can buy as cheaplv from us as
you could in New York.
Try ou" Horlick's Matted Milk,
hospital size, 3.75 or the dollcr size.
It will make any man, woman or child
stout and strong.
Goods sent anywhere, Phone or
write us. We have about 800 kinds
of Patent Medicines.
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Choose Moran as Candidate for Governor and
Endorse William Jennings Bryan and
William Randolph Hearst.
TRANSPORT THOMAS DAMAGED BY FIRE.
Nineteen Bodies Recovered from Pocahantas CoeryCo-
lision Between Passenger Train and Military
Special cause Five Deaths.
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEws.)

Sugar 96 deg 4. Beets 49d
BOSTON, Oct 5-The Democrats nominated Moran
for Governor and have endorsed Bryan and Hearst.
MANILA Oct 5-The transport Thomas damaged by
fire. She will sail nearly schedule time
RICHMOND Oct 5-Nineteen have recovered
the Poahantas coley is believed that there 40 people dead
WARSAW 5.-The Paymasr of 900 by
errors
TIFLs Oct 5An officer has been killed and wounded
by bombs.
HONGKONG, 4The steamship Charterhouse foundered
north of Hanan Head September 49, Sixty cabin
perlshed raft with 35 members of the picked by
passenger vessel after drifting for AZ hours
SAN FRANCISCO 4-Robbers Japanese
yesterday They killed fatally
The robbers then escaped with $4,000 leaving
HARRISBURG Oct Psdent Roosevelt today dedicated the
state capitol in the presence of an immense crowd
TEHEREN, Oct. 4-The Shah of Persia is ILL.,
COPENHAGEN Oct The King and Queen of Norway arrived
here a visit to Denmark
HAVANA strong
y nerrng that the American Commission blame for
on They denied for themselves responsibility
revolution
Following the manifesto by
$50 students The demonstration seriously
The revouonsts will the their
NEWPORT NEWS batleship
Cuba
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, October q Thirty yfour cars with
troops the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Field Artillery have left
here bound for Cuba
HAVANA October Ia landed from the
United here today
incident.
President Palma the head government
Havana
Secretary War delivered university students
today. He given a ovation
yellow reported
tiles
PHILADELPHIA, government has taken three
steamers of the United Fruit Company
troops to Cuba
WASHINGTON, 1T steamer Marion has
been secured transport by the War Department
PARIS Lahm A. is the winner in the
balloon the balloon
channel
CAVTE October 2The batteshp Ohio has York
KERSON Russia peasants logged
sterda thrtyf others
mutlated
SHANGHAI October police strike here have
been arrested and the strike has ended.
NEW YORK. Magoon the Panama Canal
arrived here today He himself
the employment of Chinese laborers on the Isthmus
WASHINGTON, c. October Roosevelt arrived to.
day from Oyster Bay
ing the distress of the people here.
WASHINGTON October 1.-The troops Cuba by Pre.
dent Roosevelt will reach there Saturday
will follow.
Trouble anticipated however, this military measure pre-.
cauonry and by preparations indefinite
NEW YORK transport Sumner will sail today for
Cuba with 900 troops The cruisers Philadelphia Brooklyn also sail
today with 45O marines.
PARIS October 1Sxen balloons representing seven countries
have sailed from the Tuleries watched spectators the
James Gordon Bennett
MOBILE Aa October one hundred twenty-five lives were
lost here in the hurricane,
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VOLUME XII
ATTORNEYS
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

EDMUND ii. HART
NOTARY PUBLIC, CoNvEYENcER AND
TYPEWRITER
AGENT To GRANT MARRIAGE LICENSE
Office, Circuit Court, 2nd Circuit
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Local Securities Neglected, but Mining
shares Active.

Yesterday was one Of the duIlest days Of the
season the Stock and Bond EXCHANGE. Sales
of bonds were only $4,000. and there was
nothing doing in stocks beyond few small sales
of Spring vallew Water at $50. 25@20.50. Asso-
ciated OIL was a dollar better at $4l bid
Marked activity still prevailed In the South
ern Nevadas. at generally strong prices, with
Mohawk selling up 10 So .65. Red Top to 81 70.
Gold Bar to 81 so. Daisy to 63c, Silver Pick to
60c. and a number Of others also more less
higher. There was nothing new in the Comstocks.
The Recorder has issued a souvenir edition
OF the recent dedication OF the board rooms
of the San Francisco Stock Exchange. which
contains a roster of the present members, a
list of the past presidents, photographs OF the
present officers of the board, a general history
of the exchange etc.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the German Savings and Loan Society to elect
a board of directors for the coming year the
following were reelected unanimously. r. TIL
mann Jr., Daniel Meyer. Emil Rothe. Ign. Stein
hart, 1. N. Walter, n Ohlandt. ]. W. Van Ber-
gen, z. T. Kruse w. 8. Goodfe1low.
Eastern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goods Manufactur-
ing Company, quarterly. TX per cent on pre-
ferred stock, payable September 15' Southern
Railway Company, semi-annual IA per cent on
preferred stock. payable October II; Chicago,
St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway. semi
annual 3h per cent on preferred and common
stock. payable August 20: Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad. quarterly. Ia per cent On origi-
nal guaranteed and 1 per cent on special guar
anteed betterment stock. payable September 1.
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Los AnreIea Marked.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 14.---Shippers OF produce
to the Los Angeles market will have to take
into considera tion weather conditions which will
affect their goods. Since Saturday the temper
ature has been high and has been accompanied
by almost unprecedented degree of humidity,
the combination producing weather similar to
that in the East. This has had a depressing
effect upon the market because buyers will not
take large quantities of perishable goods. There
have been practically no changes In prices and
today's trading was devoid of feature other
than the sale Of an entire carload OF butter
TO one purchaser. who bought a speculation
and placed his purchase IN storage. Receipts
Eggs, S79 cases; butter, 20. 876 pounds; cheese
e0s8 pounds; potatoes, 1345 sacks onions
152 sacks; beans, 10 sacks Jobbing prices
Eggs local ranch. candied. Soc; northern ranch
candled. 1Sc: fresh Eastern 28c.
Butter-Creamery. fancy. 57hc; valley cream
cry, fancy 55G5715c; coast creamery fancy,
soc; coast creamery. choice, 45@4Tlse; cooking
2lc.
Cheese Northern. fresh, I4G15c; anchor.
large, 1Tc; anchor, Young America, 1Sc; anchor
hand, Ice; Eastern, singles. 15h @16c; Eastern
twins, 15c; Eastern. cheddars, 16@17c; Swiss
imported 2Sc; Swiss. domestic. 20c limburger,
131zc; brick cream, lac
Potatoes (ewt)-Early Rose. northern, 81 $50
lao; Burbanks. 81 .50@1.65; choice, 81 .350 0I 40
Onions--Yellow Danvers, $1.50.
Beans (cwt)--Pink No. 1, 81 40; No. q $1.eo:
Lima No. l, $5; Lady Washington No. !, So. .10G
S3.2s: do. small white. No. l. ss60M3.7S:
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.Monsy. stoclEs and Bonds.

s. Bach s Co. Of New York say in theil
e e ,isl letter
1--WE hsve every evidence that there VIII be an
purposes In spite OF the repeated assertions q
Western bank presidents that the West and
South have abundant means 70 finance the croT
movement and wiz not call largely on New
York hanks Tor Such purposes
The call rate for money advanced 3 per cent
on Ihursaag Among Chicago banks there is an
lnereas lng discount on New York exchange, tt
MS fact was, no doubt, due the sharp advance
in cal rates here The banks are already be
ginning 70. feel the drain, and the weekly state
me3t reflects this loss IN cash the month Of
August progresses. remarkable evidence Of
rnf torpid state of the bond market was dis
PLAYED in the decline under heavy sales OF the
beW Nerk Central 81 per cent refundng bonds
The declines were said TO be due 10 the efforts
of members ~ long standing syndicate in this
s~She TO dispose OF NE Donds IL seems haro
even 10 dispose of gilt-edge bonds al any salts
e, II - = qVeh ION Welt worm ehte ,e
tll cons deration whether IN these times OF dull
esI. demand and sinking prices the moment for
advantageous investment in bonds has not ar
" se investor takes the benefit Of conditions.
The special feature Of the week was the as
sfinptiQn of leadership of the PennsylTania
FroAns and the activity and strength of the
stock. The price II Pennsylvania marked
mp In the face Of the ssgging tone OF the general
liSt- .Whether persistent. obstinate. short in
iHfeSJ Was belng driven TO cover or whethei
salse. important bit OF news has been bottled uT
adTaatage n the situation IS hard 10 tell. II
vas hinted in banking circles that possibly
pennSrivn1lR directors might increase the div
-dend rste this fan. and this would be only II
line with the several Increases in other members
~ The Pennsylvania group in the last three
USouths. This may or may not. be true. bu;
Is q matter - business policy il be ques
ti2ne3 In the face Of large expenditures and
- borrowings. the Pennsylvania directors. fl
- .'ieveh. would hesitate about distributing
-snv 'lsreased dividends just now.
,-f}earsh arguments are in Plenty. but against
rtis p-e Dnt the crops and splendid business con
Jit IONS Temporarily II prices sell on. we be
5eye money VIII be found on the long side
rather than on the short side for the long pull.
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! Nex York r,otton marker.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Government
weekly cotton report is about standod Ru-
NOR has 1t that Price is covering his shorts
on advice OF a cotton broker who has just re-
turned from Texas and reports weevil and other
pests and rotting of plants.
The Commercial says: The most active buy
ers yesterday were men who believe in a large
crop and prices much lower than those prevail
ing, They bought, however, because they be
iieyed there was chance to run In little short
accounts in cotton. Sellers of few days ago
were the buyers yesterday afternoon to large
extent. and no one changes his ideas TO the size
Of the crop.
There are many experienced people here
from the South who claim that the crop points
TO the largest on record. but they claim the
plant is very rank and any unfayorahle weather
from now ON would change things materially
and cause shedding
Futures opened Steady. August, 932c; Sep
tember. 9.4lc; October 9.57c: November. e.63c
bid; December, 9.6Tc: January. 9Iec; February,
e.s4c bid; March, 9.93c; April, 9.94c bid; May,
e.98dI0c
Futures closed steady, August. s.31c octo-
Der, 9.57c; November, 9.64c December, 969c;
January e.7s; February. 9.74c; March, 9s5c;
April, 9.elc; May e.9se.
Spot cotton closed quiet. 20 points lower.
Middling upIands, 1o40c; do gulf. 1oe5c; no
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wallstreet Stocks irrner the day. Cotton lower
Local securities neglected but Mining Stocks very active
Silver higher New York and Sterling Exchange lower
Shipment OF Treasure the Orient very small
W heat and Barley futures lower Oats and
orn products lower Hay Bran little change
trunes weaker Other Dried Fruits firm. Raisns strong
Quotations for new crop Almonds established
Wool still dull, with sellers making concessions.
Hops hrm, with buyers paying full figures
Stocks OF Canned Fruits very badly broken.
Fresh Fruits in active movement but weak
Butter Cheese and Eggs as previously quoted.
Poultry IN improved demand and firm.
Potatoes and Onions quiet steady Vegetables plentiful
Hams higher and other Provisions very firm
Hogs weak, but lower. Beef and Mutton unchanged
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Veal or Mutton, the supply OF all three about
balances the demand.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates. per pound. from slaughterers
to dealers, follows:
BEEF-4& @5Ac for steers and 445c for
Cows.
vEAL--e@611c for large and sG9c for
small
MuTToN-Sh@sc for wethers and s@s1sc
for Ewes.
LAMBS-9G1Oc.
DRESSED HOGS-9h 111c-
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quota tions are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco less so per
cent shrinkage for Catte
CATTLE-Steers. 6%c per ID for No I and s
4615c for No 2; Cows and Heifers, oc; No
Cows 4nc thin Cows 4c.
CALyEs-4A @4l5c per ID for light, 3lhg4e
for medium and 3H311c for heavy tgross weight.
sHEEP-wethers, 4h@4Ac per ID; Ewes, &c
fgross weight.
LAMBS-41a G5c per ID.
HOGS-140 to ESQ lbs, %6711c per Id: lao
lbs and under, 71s @7Hc; 250 lbs and over, 7he;
Bears 30 per cent, Stays 30@40 per cent, and
Sows 10@20 per cent on from above quotations.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-The wheat market was
weak the entire day, affected by lower cables
and continued favorable weather. Cash houses
and several leading longs were the principal
sellers. Additional selling followed the ap-
nouncement OF a gain for the week Of two mil
lion bushels In local contract stock of wheat.
Another bearish factor the Spanish crop
report which indicated total yield Of wheat
amounting to 40 to 80 per cent above the crops
OF the past three years. The market closed ex-
point OF the day. September opened a shade
to M4Ae lower at 72M to 72Hc, sold of to
Considering the weakness OF wheat the corn
market displayed remarkable flrmness. The
nearby deliveries were held firm by continued
small movement and decreasing stocks The
market closed steady. September closed un-
changed at 4911c.
at S1Kc.
The provision market ruled easy all day.
At the close September pork of 1oc. Lard
down 1871 G15c and ribs 56T1Sc lower
leading futures ranZed as folloxs.
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New York Grain and Produce.

1850 barrels; exports, 24oo barrels Market
wHEAT-Receipts, 1885, 900 bushels; exports.
9S,45o bushels. Spot easy; No. 2 red. TIC ele-
vator and 7SAc (. 0. b. afoat; No. / Northern
All day wheat gave evidence Of heavy stop
loss selling. Prices broke cent. Influenced by
fair Northwest weather. weakness and large
increase in the worlds stocks. The market
September 7sH 9TeBc, closed 7sAc Decem-
Der closed size
HoPs~Marfet firm; Pacific Coast, 1905. 13@
lsc: 1904. I2c; olds, nominal:
W00I-Firm.
HIDES-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady.
C0FFEE-The market for coffee futures closed
steady. 109l5 points lower Sales for the day
were rs. 750 bags. including: September, 6.s54 a
sesc October 7ooc' peesmesr. sr s 100 uoo@7. .lSs; l6
7.4se; July. 1887. .6oc.
SPOT Rio, quiet; mild, steady.
SUGAR-Raw. firm; fair refining. 3$c cen
trifugal SO test, SBc; molasses sugar, 3 1-l6@
3hc refined. steady.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-Unehanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPoRATED APPLES-There is an easier
tone for future shipment and there are more
sellers than buyers at present prices. The spot
market is unchanged; prime, 11011A Nc; choice,
llhm1l%c; fancy. 12c.
PRUNES-Rather unsettled so far as future
shipments are concerned. with the spot marker
unchanged. California as TO 40s. rs 0Sc.
APRfCoTs-Unchanged. with fancy at 1890.
PEACHES-Are said to be easier for future
shipment from the coast, but spot is IN,
changed, Choice. loS4 g11c; extra choice, II q
RAISINS-Firna; loose Muscatels. 6x Q7c;
seeded ease London layers, nominal.
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EIonr nnd rarinnccous Goods.
Hax and FeedstufYs.

Scarcity of cars Is still bothering the Hay
merchants and though the conditions are Inn
proving the progress Is slow The local demand
paying full figures. The receipts yesterday In
cluded 20 cars.
Cracked Corn Other Feedstuffs unchanged.
Bran IL rather easy than otherwise
BRAN-$20@22 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S26d30 per ton.
SHORTS-S21 @22 per ton.
FEEDsTUFFS- Rolled Barley. $23. 5o@24. 80;
s3T so: 1obbing s38 per TOM Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. $28 in 10 and s2350 in s ton
lots; jobbing S24; Corn Meal, $3.50; Cracked
Feed, sOc per ctl: Alfalfa Meal, carload lots,
S19. So tobbing, $40 per ton; Mealfalfa, 1880
in car lots and $40 in smaller quantities. T6a,s,o
ton; good Wheat $15@16; other grades
Wheat s12@14: Wheat and oat. $12@16; Tame
Oat SioMi6; wild Oat, s9@12; Alfalfa, $s0l1
stock, S71S per TON.
STRAW-4OM6Oc per bale.
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Available Grain supply.

NEW YORK. Aug. 14,-speeial cable and
telegraphic advices received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes In available sup
plies as compared with previous account:
Wheat. United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies. increased 3. 3.1s3.0o0 bushels; a1oat
for and in Europe, decreased 2, 400, 600 bushels;
total supply, increased 5000 bushels.
Corn, United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, decreased l,040. 900.
Oats, United States and Canada, east OF the
Rockies, increased 035 600 bushels.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ncrr York Money market.

= NEEE YORK. Aug. 14.-Afoney on call. steady.
3@4 per cent; ruling rate. 303l5; closing bid.
-. IL 3. offered per cent.
..'Ir-le 3oans strong and duh: sixty days. AZ q
?. Ainctv days, "a a. per cent; six months, 5&s
66 1ef cent
close Prime mercantile paper. 81 d6: sterling
even, '-e f-fner. at 81 .S4s5 for demand and al
EsiSIaI Tor sixty-daE bills; posted rates.
f-,se3k M - ana 81 S5la d4-s6 commercial
7ft-~ 81 = 4 Nz.SlA.
Bar silver 05st c: Mexican dollars. 5OI5c;
t..ivernment bonds steady; railroad bonds, r.
regular.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON Aug 1.-THE wool market shows
IMPROVEMENT the conservative trade holding
that the coming season will be marked by
steadiness.
Montanas are said to be cleaned up, with
the exception of from 100000 to 1000, 600
pounds.
Territories are in fair demand. Quotations:
6s@I0c; middle counties, 66@6Sc; Southern,
6666Sc: fall free, 56@5sc.
Oregon-Scoured basis, Eastern No. 1. staple
74@75c; Eastern No. /, clothing 67@6Sc; val
ley No. l, Goa 62c.
Territory-Staple secured fnes 73@15c: fine
medium 6s@70c; medium. 65@66c; Territory.
ordinary fine, 70@7lc fine medium, 6s97oe;
medium, 65G6sc.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 14.-The London tin mar
ket was lower, with spot quoted at fls2 IS and
was strong and higher at SAL 3O041.5o.
Copper was higher in the London market. with
spot quoted at fs3 los and futures at fs3 Is
Sd. Locally lake copper quoted at SIS. .62R a
1915; electrolytic, S1s.371s @1s50, and casting,
sls@lS.25
Lead was unchanged at S5.55 in the local
market and at Eli in London.
Spelter was unchanged at f26 lis Cd in Lon
don and at S6G6.l0 in the local market.
Iron was higher in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at sis 4d and Cleveland
warrants at 52s lloyd. Locally the market was
higher; No 1 foundry Northern. $l990@20; No.
2 do, $1eM1e50: No. / foundry do Southern,
S19Q1e.5o; No 2 do do, SIS. .5O@19.