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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-19
LADIES' AUXILIARY,
A. O. H DIVISION NO. I.

Meets every nrst and third Tues
day, at p. M, in c. B. U. Hall, Fort
street. Visiting sisters are cordially
invited to attend.
M. ALICE DOHERTY, Pres.
MARGARET K. TIMMONS, Sec'y.
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HONOLULU TEMPLE NO, 7,
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Meets every End and 4th Monday, at
Knights of Pythias' Hall, King street.
All visitors cordially invited to attend.
IWALANI K. DAYTON, MEG,
GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R.&C.
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MAUI, March 16.-The March term
the Second Judicial Circuit Court, Hon.
A N Kepoikai presiding judge, began
on Wednesday morning, the 14th, in
the Wailuku court house. The grand
Jury with D. L. Meyer of Wailuku as
foreman has been in session since then
and it is expected will render a report
either today at noon or on Saturday
morning. The trial jurors are sum-
moned for the 18th.
Friday the 9Th, was spent by the
Makawao Literary Society at the Paia
home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Lindsay.
The attendance was unusually large
and every number of the following
program, for the most part of a mu-
steal nature, received an encore:
Selection on Pianola. D. Lufkln
Monologue Miss Cunningham
COrnet SOLO. 4. L. hulhiii
Vocal Solo-'"The Last Chord" ....-..
kew. w III. Ault
Reading. Mrs. H. w. Baldwin
Vocal Solo-"Dearie". ....S. r. Dowdle
Whistling Chorus
Vocal Solo-''My Merry Oldsmobile''
c. Lindsay
(ludrLet--
H w. Baldwin. Rev. VIM. Ault. F. P.
Rosecrans and D. B. Murdoch.
Vocal Soio-"Gipsy Sweetheart 49,.
Dumb Quartet
Trio-Mesdames Hair and Nicol1 and
Miss Steele.
The whistling chorus was most eff
fectively rendered behind a screen by
Miss Gladys Sabey, Messrs. d. C. Lind
say, James Reed, T. p. Rosecrans, d.
B. Murdoch and G. S. Aiken. In the
dumb quartet Miss Sabey played the
appropriate music on the piano. while
four gentlemen mimicked performers
on violin, trombone, bass viol and
flute.
NOTABLE MAN PASSES.
The news of the death of Augustine
Enos which took place at Wailuku on
the 7th, caused by heart disease, was
received by Maui kamaainas with
much regret.
Augustine" was a man who pos
sessed breadth of character, a most ge
NAL disposition and much natural
which. combined with eco
nomical habits, aided him in accumu-
lating a fortune despite the fact that
the earlier advantages of an educa-
ton We're denied him. AS the first citi-
zen and most prominent member of
the Maui Portuguese colony, he was
trusted by all his countrYmen and as
a man of sterling honesty was re-
spected by ail nationalities. His pop
ularity on Maui was such that had he
wished it he could have taken a lead
ing part in island politics, but he pre-
ferred the quiet life of a storekeeper
which he led in Wailuku since 1869, |
though most of his property was ac-
quired as one of the two owners of the
famous Kahikinui ranch, the other be- |
ing his old friend, John Ferreira, who |
died in 1908.
On Wednesday flags in Wailuku and
Kahului were at half-mast as token |
Of mourning.
NOTES.
On Tuesday, District Magistrate |
Chas. Copp committed Korean to the |
Honolulu insane asylum. The Korean, |
a resident of the Kaluanui plantation |
camp, is but % years of age and is |
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NOTES.

On Tuesday, District Magistrate
Chas. Copp committed a Korean to the
Honolulu insane asylum. The Korean,
a resident of the Kaluanui plantation
camp, is but % years of age and is
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Ethini1re Nd. Or;. 0.-FLOUE-N Market Qut-t
Winter cztu. 2s5s505. winter clear. 3.csa375. wiz
;cr straight Naa55;. winter patent, 375s3 s.
spTlns dear 5-5a35) spring straight z.S7s39o
sTriHv patent. seai.63. City Mills bcst patent,
$50 Citr Mills high grade patent AS. City Mis-
h-h-grade siTaFht. $50. choice family. {.o5. Cit
Mills extra. 5.25s5 70 Tyc foW. medium 70 choice.
8 5es3S5. Corn meal. Ver To- pounds. ii5als9. Bucs
wheat per 100 pounds ZJa2 90. Rio extra aSlat07
0ATS-MaIkst hrm- Stock IN elevators. 80 SIC
bus; shipments from elevators. s9al6 bis. Quota
tiCns for rev oats Waite. No ?. 5sizl39 DO. No.
s S7e5sc. do. No. 53s34i-; mixed. 80. >, 3ls37s.
do. No. O. S5a36l; No s. 55a-3i5 tNo;e.-rh1
above quotations refer % domestic delivery
RYE-Stock in elevators. il3.7G bus. shipmoni
from elevators 5a53 bus No. Western. export clC-
yator per bs Sass; No .. per bus. Sass Nc. 3,
Western. uptown delivery. per hes, Csag2. Ne.
tnesT by uptown delivery, 63a64. Nc Z, Western.
uptown deliyeTy, Sass, No. & nearby. uptown de-
livery. per lrIs 6la6-. bag lots. - quality and
condition. 55s65 chci-n Western uptown delivery. q
BTTTER-Narket arm Creamery. fancy. per To-.
27s27ls, do. choice. 2la25, do, good. Ea9. de-,
imitation lsa2I. do. prints. -Ss29 DO. blocks 3i4
=, l8dle. EaIs, uesvbv rolls. ITais. store p8csed.
Ohio. lsz d., West VugiEia l5i1. Maryland. VIZ
iai7. and PeEnsylvania dsiry prints. i7ll5 reno
,atcd gIan
EGGs-3IarEGt au1- Maryland. TcHusyiTaIta sld
Eearby drs-s loss OF. per d1z. = Western, drsts.
loss @. q West Virginia. 6rs;s loss OF. 3:
oo1-he7n. frsts 0ss Of. 3ia25 guinea egg, l2al3.
LIVE POULTRY Market gtsedy Chickens, CID
heas. heavy ueT D.. nc. do. email. %. od roos-
eTs each 25as2 Co.. spTiEs large, l9c Ducks, Pud-
de large, per r. y do small. 20. Go. riusccry
P,s:n5. Il Geese. Maryland AID Virginia, per D..
ilal2- Turse7s, youns re- It.. l5. Pigeons yO1ng.
rer pair . do old 90 Guinea foai. each. eral51.
Old tIrEsys II. Old guinea tcTi c5Cl. NaiG.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Ncv YORK. oc,. s3.-sUGAR-TEe London rlagke.
for sugar hects was weak End Gcciielly loser ot &
q so- Ccto6e- ard ss gid sos Noeember The local
sugar market vas dull and uou;ral. With duty paid
quoted as follovs Centrifugal IS tast ls-i6 m7s-
oossdo. 90 tes, rs ard u.olssses sugar. s. test
SIS ReEne3 sugar quiet ard Wslhoat important
change.
RUTTER-Rs1eip,s. U.l23 pal2agas The carEct
ruled dEu. gj;h extra c-eaue.y quoted a. -5ia
EG0S-Beoaipts. I01s5 cases An advance q ic
Uas uo-gd in The TIiCe, with western frsts GCc,c5
e; 26a27. aud ti- msrset r;l!ne Err
NAVAL ST0RES-StDcz: Rns.2. e7Hs taTTCls.
spirits turrent ae 5 barrels. ;sr. go bsrrci The
make. fv sTi-jts t--penti1o ruled quiet b.: s.ezcy
O. tho bass e 3i tpg u-a-hiaeuade barrels. Ros.n
WIS duiI sut quoted a. as fu- Cu-Gn0G e zocd
s.-asEe1. FitL ,af rotriEal acl ulclaugst-.
MILL FEED-Fis7l. b-t svi=, S0slae t7la. -
lc2ouud sacks. % arise .ake a=5 TaA --si ~
daEs9. 2l.sj; city bran, -952. Wesi>-a re- acs.
g s.
FLOUR-Mcd,rate sss-.rss. S-si-s isiagts. 80
a;is. sprrg cles.y. S5sa;5. Site- st-lizhts. 80
ESQ., winter Ci5ar, &Zas,S5. EsHzas. =. savks,
patents, S75a290s st-aig,t 20s69. ,loaIz c.se3]z5
RYE FL0CR-stead7 moderate iuauisy, 5.7nLl5
CORN NEAL-Tyad.ag au:ss. hEn-dasd. fo- ex-
p1rt 7eaeT5; coarse neal. ID tags LeeaL2
BUChWHEAT FLOUR-9iciess;s deI-aa6 d: 80
as.
HAY-Irrzs,.l4f. accelerate te-ues, Receipts 80
tens. Part export Prime lG1s.te Ne l. i.G. 10
,, S9as5. Nc. = i5as0.
STRAW-Iaactira b1sress Lcas TED. Ci-,a
EEEF F-stro-Z; fsir iacuil- Family l-.502i5. @ :
packets. Is.o3al:.es.
PORK-Fair der.aaa. sf,ss. lSco-ls.E fRuI,g.
I9 a0aI97
IALLOW-tnn. Gig 3,l9--a = e tcss-ea1s
LAkD-inactivg. P7is-s Western. 100. city. $50.
rehnei continent l.zS. South A-leFi-a2, le.15, &c
haed Brazilian. kegs, lis. c.'y stesT!ns ~.
olcostssriae frE; City, iCc, Chicago. Dc
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

/ ssles-United State registered g., g. Al laZ
United States cS.UJn g. slJ - d.
I Washington Gus s. SSI9 60 l@-
Metropolitan Railroad e. 500 e ia S-y9g I, iii
Chesapeake aud Potomac Telephone Js, 500 -
riz
/ Cani,al Traction. % az 1877
Ws.hinatou Railway and E.ecUic css'Esr. - a.
s. - et = ..
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 50 ~
S, 100 st 51-l. 20 a e. 30 az ds. . - s..s u
ut "a ibl7el Co., IS al s7't - s72.1 . q. ,4, 81
al az . -- g ibgver 5'i, - az Ass-
I.atst5u ie9 at If4 100 a. ls7s.
Mitchell Mining. 10 20 8. 10 40 {. 10 az G. l5J a.
C. Q az &. 10 1i G. 100 at g. at p
Uuioa TJ1s. Cemrany al lJiz. - ar 10. 10 az
ila
Washington Loan and Trlsr % a. gas
Alter csIl-ChcsarCzk1 and Potomac Telephone e.
SlfOo % ls5
Following a7e th, cissing lid quotations On y-s-
. tsrdss's .olal czcasrge.
Boads-Phlippi1s Laud Purchase g. I9. Dist.ici
Cas- bonda-Washiuzon Gas Company Is. IL
Washington Gas Company certificates oi indebted
ness bs. III.
Raiirosa bonds-CsgitaI Traction Railroad g. IJ5ia
Anacosi2 and Po,omac q. 1Jl City and Suburban
Railroad g. To- Columbia Railroad second mort
gage = 1877. Columbia Railroad s.. I13. Metro
politau Railroad g. IA Metropolitan Railroad
/ certificates Of indebtedness 6s I3. Washington
Railway AID Electric e. 81.
Miscellaneous bonds-UEitHd States Electric Light
dsteuUre Improvement o.. l0lis. United states
Electric Light certificates q indebtedness S. 100
Potomac Electric Light rTst S. l55,- Norfolk aui
Washington Steamboat 3. lo5iz- Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Is. lois. Washiugt0n MaTke,
Company GTst 6, los.
Public utility stoCksCspi4i Traction l8ii4. Wash
inrtou Railway and EiegtTic c'mm0n s73.- W8shjHg-
Ton Railway and Electric preferred. S's- Norfolk
ani Washington SteaHlbCat. Is Washington Gas.
-ss7s. Georgetown Gas g. ChosaUaske and To
/ tcn4c Telephone y.
( Type machine s,ocss-Alerg5athaler Lino'yre. &c
Z Laustou M3uotype 'l4s
Mining St7cks-Crcene CoV1eT, = = Mitchell Min
/ irr Company. s.
Cenj4al 20 National Cfy. 1854 Columhi1 90
Lincoln Isl. Metropolitan SIS Rigzs 6o0 Se--
Ond. lG. TraaeTs 80. Washington so.
/ Trdst c0muany stocks American Security and
Trust - National Safe Deposit and Trust 'ls-
Union TGJ>t Comr4ny, lT'l. Washington Loan and
TT7Jst ~2lss
sariugs hank stocks-Hou.s Savings Eank. 80
Onion Savings Baak. 20. Washington Savings
BsnR ~
Fire insurance sroass-A1lington. y Columbia
80 C'mmegcial s. CorcuTaD. =. Firemens =
Frankliu q German American. 3s5- metropolitan
9. National Union. II. Peoples. s Rigs g
Title insurance s,0Cks-Columbiz Ti,ic Real
Estate Tile 8.
Miscellaneous stocks SoutbsTn Public Service Cor
poatiOn. 10. G1pb0phJue Commcu g. CrapL8-
phone preferred q. Seclytv Storage Comuauv @Ise
Washington MsTkst. o Fidelity Storage Cen
PAM 10
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BETTER MsIsst quiet. CrsausT-. ianey. 2,i5 p
8 per pe-nd Western frsts. = 20 %. seConds "a
IToces- fancr. 3 10 -. taiT % 500, 2 % =
store packed drn. &c % l5's.
CHEEsE-NaIket iira aud unchanged. NsR YoF4
state, fac.cr large. = 20 l. d.. snail. i5 70 u
s.mmeF lzrse q Western factor. new. clcicc. y
Do. fsir 70 s5od. % 20 u.
EGGs-Beceigts light AID quo,st!5ns ac,ifs- Near
by fresh. Virginia. q West v!Tgizl4 and southaes,
Virginia. % 20 .. Tennessee. : TO =. North Caro-
liaa. "A 90 = ducks, .; storage. =
LIVE rOULTRY-Cb Chickens tn moderate supply
market qIifJ Hens dClI- TUgEcTs ~ good DE-
msId. Cbckea-, large per pound, L; do, me
dltm. j.. DO. -m4N. T. hens. 70 u u boosters.
10 G. ducks. I3. geese. 20 Io. turkeys, tons. :.
tc IS: hsus. ohoice. Is 10 4; keats. 70 10.
DRESSED P0ULfEY-Turges hens u7dra-a,
per pound, .; average, undTawn, L 70 Is; do--
Tin. 10 so .2 Oh tons. Il chcseus. spaus. laTge
IS % i do. medium . do small -; hens. choice
l3 70 s rooster % 90 70 d1 v0nng. J. scese, q
q turkeys. toms 2 hens. choice, Is. Keats, 70 r.
DRESSED IEATS-Cslvcs, fuli dressed. seo
heads o. 20 boz-dressed calves. $50 10 800. hans
country. sugar cured. a. hos small and neat pei
rvi.. sEi do., mcdiIU. 80 o. So do. he2Iz
7.oo % 80
VEGETABLES poia,oes, market ql.s,
Vans and sweets ricnufei Potatoes. E1ms gr0EE
65 - % psr bushel; Virginia and Naryla-d. TT bar
ycl. L59 o. %; sEeet potatoes, per barrel 10 81
10. do. yams. la0. e-iery. Ne-s fcrk, pr UIncl,
% 10 =: ouions. Ohio. per barrel L75 70 z0l d.
Ohio r., blshe s. 60 -.
FRUITS Arules =tcady pears driz-lnz Fsnu
table fIlit go to-s53 do loose Tscscd l25 70 LIS
pears. Bartlett so. sheldon. sea 90 p, Seckies
j0o TO 5.25. comm7u. ZII tn 90 pineapple Florida
I-r crate. AD sl5. grape frIfif. 400 10 80 b1X
Jamaica. 40 20 5o barrel Florida oranges. 2oo "a
30 boz prickly pear 10 hoX. uanbeTries. Z2s tn
geo boz grsucs. per tascz L % IS bananas. 50 %
rs ts71eT. Aslsea stsrs. 100 % 80 kes; gaPc
f,uif. 20 to 3N.
CHEsTNUTS- Arrivals plentiful market inset
tied a. 90 5 a poand.
HAI And sTRAW-Timgtily. Ciuioc new. i5.e
to Is -; No. T. new E.e9 No. p ner, 1903 10 lS.S
mixed hay u.53 % l}ss ci0ser, eoo b. l3c0 straw
re bundle. uc0 o. I1o0, ne machine thEesh 81
60 %, wheat. SO 7o cut hay. nes tor. l5ea 70
l6W
GRAIN-Whcat ci.olcz 15. fair % good.
- 20 %, ocdinsTv. % 10 IS; Us. % 70 81; coru.
s.slled. new whte. = 70 - yellow. IS 70 s.; ear
- 90 sic Oats. Western white No. I. s5 20 90
mixed. 5 % g.
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Swartzell, Rheem &
Hensey Co..
WARNER BUILDING.
el6 r STREET NORTHWEST.
HOTEL FIRM INCORPORATES.
Randolph Company to Build Penn
syIvHnia Avenue Hosiery.

Incorporation papers of the Randolph
Ho,el Company. organized TO erect a new
hotel at the corner Of Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, were
HleG yesterday. ana q charter taken out
under the laws Of the District The capi-
tai stock of the company Is placed at
S300.0l9, being S,Co0 shs res at SlG) each
The fDcOrrorators are: Christian Heu-
rich, Charles =. Wood. Frank p Burke.
James Laasburgh, John E. Wilkins,
Franklin Y Killtan. Randolph r. War
wick. E-cch g. Johnson. Leon Tobriner.
David Moore. William Baum. James +.
2oseuthsl, AcbilIe r BUrkir. Frederic
4 Cochran, Edward ' Rosche. L. n
I5ouser. Alexander Mckenzie J. r.
Robinson. L. O. WhJfcrd. George i.
Gmfand. john r Jarvis. Charles Z.
Berry. s. T. Jorss, PhiIip F. Gormley.
Martin Wicgand. 4 H. REYNOLDS. Charles
Kreame~, I c. Berers, 3. Stanley sim
mons. George = Sacks. ard IT. g Moses
The seven men drs, named among the
ircorpo~ators nave been selected as a
hoard cf directors 60 manage the affairs
q the company for one year or until
thes. successors aye chosen Leon To-
brtrcr offered the papers for fling.
y -umoT WAS current yesterday which
could not D.. verified. that the Randolph
Hc-cl would occupy much larger site
tha- had toen generally supposed. one
version cs .ha story was thar il would
take ir the property Eoxt adjoining the
building bought upon the corner and the
other version WAS that IL would take in
Tie twJ pieces - property east Of that
holding Tha owner OF one ana the agent
ol the other Uf these properties denied
any knowledge OF having sold 10 the
n5tci company. though both adr.itted that
efforts haJ been made TO acquire tie
property
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New Orleans
spot Markets,
PICK CURRENCY COMMITTEE
The American Bankers Association
CounciIIncn Vote on SeIectfo,

new Y5rk. Cc'. S2.-'Fhc president. vice
president and chairman Cs the couacil q.
tac American BANKERS Association cor
sidered at meeting 81 the city yesteraay
the names submitted Tor appo!ai...s..: On
the Currency co.sgai,tee. l. cevalvca an
these officers 70 Pick or twenty r.e1.
enc telegraph tie names 10 every taetaber
OF tbs Council the coureii.ne- 20 vo:,
for ten. a.ia forward tkei~ ballots nr
TELEGRAPH, Oo the receipt o. the b.,I9-s
from TIE oou1cilmen. the cora,aittee =
three executive oe.ccrs will make ne
.iaa. selection of ten members Of ;rs Cur
Tency committee
The commission viii b. fnaiiv sele-t.
ed this week. ana viii bold is frst ..ee,-
i1g the latter part o. reXt week
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NEW YORK MONEY.

wv Vera oct 53.-Nmcy on cll a. tlc s,ocs
sse1aase to-day opened al ! Per cent; highest e.;
llvCs., II. closing. e.
N1st OF The days leans weTc a. 81 Pc cert Time
IsoHe, was iu some respects tTife zr1rcs. Oecr-
irgs were small, while the demand was slrnexAat
llH5 USlstcni. Rates, 10 o. i0- NINETY days 6
l5s cent bid i5r longer dates.
Mercantile T2uCs was Glu. The demand was
af4theic. RATES 6asl1 rs9 ccut toT g. o. 20 days
endorsed hls ressiVcabla SIX months choice and six
nc1ihs single Iames. 6isa7 pcr cent for othcrs
Fh- sterling uagket vas strong to-day nssirz
-p yeste.Uay'- decline ol u and closing 1t 5s5A
.l demand
Offerings 0t bills vcTe light Gn1 demand vas
s-mGzhsI urgent. Rates f1r actual business we're
a. frll9Rs:
l.es 4s5lossS6.5
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C. E. RIEMAN NOW PRESIDENT.
Directors Of Western National Bank
at Baltimore Select Officers.

S-cc7ai te Tic Wossi1st5a Hc7lld.
Baltimore. oct 5e.-Charles 7. Rieman
was elected president and Walter r.
brooks vice presidert OF the Western
National Bank this morning d "a meet
Ing o. tae directors. AIR RieHsa sue
ceeds Joshua O. Hsrvcy, wao died or
CatobeT I2 AIT. Brooks was elected 20
Ill "a vacancy which has existed for some
time
Fcy the last month adr Riealan hes
been president pro TEN. OF the bank
When Mr. Harvey became too III 10 at
1and 70 his duties, MF. RIeraan was se-
'ec;ed b. his associates n the beard
uf directors 10 take charge until Mr Har-
vey returned 10 his duties. Since 8Ir
HaTvey's death il has been the general
Impression that alr. RieElaa would sue
coed tErs
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seek to Condemn Right OF Way.

s-ocs. 20 Tao Washington Ber4idf
Win hester. Va. Oct SIT was an
uouaced to-day that proceedings will be
insti-a,cd in the Circui, Court by the
Wi1cheste- and Washington Electric Rail-
wa Company. 90 eondcmu cer;air prop
cry along the BeTryville tfIrr P'Sc Tor the
conpany's 3 poles and wires These pro-
cceGiags il Is understood, Uid be con-
tested b. property owners who are 0p-
posed 10 the use OF their ianG tOr right
Of way purposes.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, oct. @.EThe cotton 1asses va,
higher to-8ay. with trading active and the unie--
tone steady throughout most Of The session Liver
pool made a good showing. and sent cables cars
inS 05r market 90 open at AZ advance OF 90
60 u points. Later 1t sold off on rmors thar
Ncll. Use English cotton expert vouId estimate
tomorrow. placing the crop about lSM0cn bales
@. which about lno9os6 bales would GO, he g,
ioT zee Ttc market worked up about lg points
aaose last uishts cosins, vhea realizing = sorl-
Of yesterday b-yeTS caused z setback Frequcn,
raids were made cTa-y tias The uarsct showed a
disposition q 10 butter. Il. weekly weather r..
port to-day showed eenersl frost over ire C.roaas
Georgia, AID NcrtEern portion u the Central boif.
Killing frost Is reported today n Georgia. Ckl2-
bOm2. AID coldc- weather. Uith frost IS ferc-
castcd fo- practically the entire btst Southern
spot markets 3 % = icwcs. rort rccs!~ts. IL
&c aga!-s, o. go last year. exports 1861 hlics.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

With increased supplies oi cattle the market is
steady Oh The better Tade-. with easier feeliug
on ibe me1ium and o7muon Tadcs.
CATTLE-E1tra 4 50 20 AZ per cTt. butchers
go % ie0 per cut.. oriuarv. 30 70 . g.
HoGs-Per cUr-, sross s.5 % SIS; ordinary. $50
60 800
sHEEP-Cliputd. so 20 f50.
LAMBS-Pel pound. spring. choice. y. medium
8 80 =
cALvEs-Per pound. PRIME, n 20 s; medium, c.
90 g1aS %
CoWS-Each. prime 3 % 90 50 20; common 2a.o0
60 3ao0; old and dr.. I0oo % I200.
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FIGHT FIRE INSURANCE RAISE
Cleveland business Men Up iva Arms
at Action of Companies.

Cleveland. ono. Oct s0--Cleveland
business men are Nd In arms at what
they characterize as a hOid-up same o.
the tire insurance companies. They say
rate shave been raised iadiscrim.nate!y,
w.cFout regard TO Increased risk and
without proportion among different firms
The advance in rates has been general
throughout Tie city. II has varied from
a feW per cent Il more than $50 per cent.
II many cases the rates arc now consid-
ed nrohioitivc.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

N-s To-1 o.. -CkTTLE-Escsips. Lgsa. No
t-e1.rs. feeling steady
CALVEs-Receiy-s, 60, silrket stead.. C0gauon
o. r-i-le Fedis. 5.Jds l-.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts zzN sheep
s-caGy. pTi1Il> srd choice laIabs CzG C1umoa 70
choi1c sheep. ssoa5.s3. lsssta fA0asS0
HDGS-BeceiF1s s45a. Feeiag weak 20 C lower
Pearsy!sauta ard St1-o hoSs quoted a. 665ss7s
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sIa.Ooo.ooo Subscribed for Vow.

Tile aggregate value o. acceptauces b.
national banks u Secretary Shaw's re-.
cent Invitation to Increase their circuia-
tion Ss,e9A,5o-. now exceeds the thirteen
Iaillien mark. Acting Secrc ctary Keep IN
nounced yesterday that he would close
the offer az one million les than tha:
hxed Is the Secretary.
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GRAIN MARKETS.

New York Oct. D.-WHEAT-suong. restrieted
BY small offerings. No. Northern pulIth, 70 ar
rive, lake and rail- sc Over December l. O. u
10. Northern Manitobo, s6ise; late November
NoftheIn Manitoba. si,sc late No9embeT No. Ied.
l. @. b. December prices No. bard, &c over he
eefnher E. q. b.. 10. maearoui. sec. + o. o.; No.
naearoni 7sc. Exporters took four leads.
GORN-firmer gchfcSing trade: No. elevator.
SOLE; No o sic; 5sitc E. O. b.; No. yellow. 55lc
T. 0. b. No , earlg NoyombeT 55'sc. I. o. b.; 10.
middle of December &C. {. C. b.; No. white,
56c., Z. O. b. Exporters took loads
oAfS-Steady. but dull; elevator prices; No.
winter. H.; No. white. ssizc,i No. mixed,
S.lse-; No mixed 81 &C., j. o. b.
Tie prices oi futures were as follows.
WHEAT Opn High Low. Close.
DecemJef ........,.. e 1918 - E-f6 ssss Sa
NAY ................. sfs 81 5l6 s. 1916 s4li
CORN
December ........... ...... ....-.. ......-. 55ss
s@y .--.......-....-. ..,... 5las
Baltimore Nd. oct n 3o-wHEAT-stoes in ell
Eators. l19.6s5 bushels The receipts Of southem
wheat are running mo,ierate from day % dag.
and this ieatme alone restricts more active bust
ness. rs there IS a good demand for p-ime wheat
SALES u cG-UOes gTade al elevators az s5c for
sieeiai bin No nd. AZ tJr stock No. : ie,i,
% Tor special bin steamer No rcd. 60 for special
hiu fescted - for stock rejected. and 65s fCr re-.
3ected TO so through drter. Coutract opened quiet
and easy December, 5s'5. The market foE western
closed steady: SPOT. October q; December. g0lt
CORN-stocS Ia elevators GI.2sl busleis. The &C.
ceipts ot southern com to-day we've restricted 70 "a
cargo O. ny-casa. Ebite unicl sold a. 81 Quote
prime lo.s of wLite saost nouiually 80 a per
domestic IS worth Ha5Hs per bgshel for caslUts
prime "a SPOT. Costr49ts opencd arm. scar 4sls-
Tae market ior Western closed stead. s.ut and
u-tobes. ~ rear. 45ai; JeaueI:. t,l.
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Regarding Wills

Is the name OF an interesting booklet on
that important subject. which we viii be
glad TO mail you upon request
Wills drawn and filed without charge
when this Company is named EXECU-
TOR or TRUSTEE.
Consultation with the officers OF the
Company is invited.
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Talk Of a movement OF Brooklyn Rapid
Transit 70 discount the election OF MIR
Hughes as governor has no longer much
influence, as that candidate has made
known his purpose TO give attention TO the
traction problem. if elected. In a way
which is not likely TO BE- rel!shed by the
companies opera ting the lines The
traders say that il Hughes is elected, no
corpora ti0u can GO anything with hiia
AID for that reason they are not disposed
10 take buliish attitude on the public
utility stocks Albany. they say, is likely
70 be eliminated as a factor in the market
foT The next eouplc OF years at all events.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

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New YORK STOCK Exchange. - Bo-ie Chi1u7ss.
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