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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11
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t1ouAliiutu lTbIn Ihee oHt.D
and soon be out on the waterfront. He
had rolled up his blanket and left 1t in
the cell to represent the form of a
man.
The police are certain that Chu SEQ
Will be recaptured. He has worked
and lived up Manoa valley and yester-
day every Chinese house In Manoa
was searched by the police, The Chi
nese In that vicinity apparently have
no use for chu SEQ, saying that he is a
thief and that when he lived In Manoa
he robbed his own eountrymen.
chu SEQ Is known 90 be an opium
smoker ana his craving for the drug
may assist the police In his capture.
Waipahu Area Eva ana other eoun-
lfy districts have been warned 90 look
out for him. ohu SEQ Was once a
Kauai Chinese ana there Is the posi-
nifty lhHl ho would attempt 10 get
hHfk tn lhr Garden lHle, where pre-
aumablN hr has friends Yesterday
'he pulH1ins lHter.lsland boats were
searched
'hn 500 Naa pnisr arrest for break,
ihe aprn "a Jewel boa belonging 40 a
ihintH hnmau Ai Mnanaluai
t'hIff NJ nfleetlfW Taylor leads lhi
ssHfgh fn One eaaapfi man and lhr
Nha'n islan s nnief observation u
H'WHti lWpUsslhlf ~ hlA d. leaKf
ihsHa shores AHR binds faaHm hnf
hmflnH ihf thInefs ail b, meet amsfs
/ Is Hfalt Nllh
tuNkaf AaanphY Yeslsiaaf Hafa.
ihH 81 lKHsa Az position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11
WASHINGTON AND
TOXIC INVESTIGATE

WASHINGTON. May 25.-The Japa
nesc question has broken out In a new
form IN san Francisco, and while th'
matter is not considered rs serious al
the school question, yet It Is one which
has called for action on the part OF the
Federal Government. Such action
was taken promptly by Secretary Root
today when the subject was brought
to his attention.
Last Tuesday during the troubles in
cident to the street car strike in San
Francisco, several japanese places OF
business in that city were attacked by
mob and some property belonging
to them destroyed and other indignities
were heaped upon the foreigners. Ac-
cording to information which the State
Department has, n restaurant in Fol-
by japanese was the scene of a dis
turbance In which several white men
were implicated. This was followed
by an attack upon Japanese bath
house across the street from the res
taurant.
The trouble arose because of the al.
legged election of two white men from
the restaurant. A mob took up the is
sue between the white men and the
japanese and made an assault upon
both the restaurant and the bath
house, with the result that both places
ports, the white men entered the places
and after destroying property made
their escape through the rear of the
bathhouse.
In San Francisco the affair was re-
garded only as an incident to the street
car strike and general labor troubles
with which the city is beset, and no
report of 1t was sent out until after
it was learned that the matter had
ben reported by the Japanese to their
Consul-General in San FRANCISCO and
by him communicated to the Govern
ment in Toxic.
The explanation as to why no action
was taken by the authorities in San
Francisco and why protection was not
afforded the japanese is that the police
of the city have had their hands full
in dealing with the street car strike
and the disturbances which prevail as
the outgrowth of the general unrest in
the labor situation. Now that the af-
fair has been called to the attention Of
the State Department by Japan, which
has asked for the protection of it's sub
jects, the matter has assumed an in
ternational aspect and is regarded with
a greater degree of seriousness
The first intmation which the State
Department had officially of the trouble
came in a dispatch to the department
from our Ambassador at Toxic, Luke
e. Wright, who cabled this morning
that it was reported in Toxic and pub
ished that attacks had been made up
on Japanese business establishments
in San Francisco. Mr.. Wright appar-
emily regarded the matter as of grave
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LETTER TO pHTRARoH,

LONDON May 2b The EYsnlne
STANDARD says tho publication ~ q
volume nn lhn Death II Amf Laura
lfd press clipping bureau IA Sna
furk Whirh DECLARES that ila literary
department Is absolutely perfect 20 al,
afssa e communication - - pallafeh
"a fafe ~ william ilelnemann pub
ilHhef in which fstfafeh is askei q
sshd = u b. wants ~ know hos mual
pHhlitliN hla NafA Il securing
Nfifanh has hesn esaa iHsi kai
ftafH
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JOSEPH SMITHS i.
NAME ON A LEASE

The name of Joseph F. Smith, pres
ident of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints of Salt Lake City,
Utah. is signed to a lease filed for
record with Registrar Merriam yester-
day. The lease is of 1.47 acres of land
at Laiemaloo, with it's fishing rights,
and is for nineteen years at an annual
rental of SO The lessee is Julia w.
Castle. The deed is executed on behalf
of the lessor, Joseph F. Smith, who de-
scribes himself as Trustee in Trust for
the Church of Latter Day Saints, by
Samuel Il. Wooley.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11
ALASKAN IN QUARANTINE,

The A.-H, :, :, Alaskan, Captain
Nichols, arrived on port yesterday af-
ternoon from seattle with a fun cargo
of general freight Having gone 10
seattle fnm eallna Grus ana lhls be-
Ing the mosquito aud yellas fever ssas
son lB ms bot hell, the Alaskan was
ulaesa IN quarantine outside the harhoF
10 Do funlaaied for tbs determination
u any mosquitoes she may hase
snaafi She alll enisr lhs harhog 10
malrew afternoon, alaehasss eafso ena
lsss a. saVar far salina erus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11

school agent. in regard TO repairs that
might be needed there. The Supsrin-
tendent viii make further invest'ga-
ton Into the matter.
An. invitation was extende | I, the
members of the Board to attend The
commeneeent exercises of the Normal
school next Thursday morning from
$3.50 10 II o'clock.
II. c. Wills wrote letter telling why
he had withdrawn his son from the
Pahala school as he objected TO the
punishment inflicted by the principal,
Of the school, Inspector King Is loob-
Ing into the matter and nothing VIII
be done until he reports,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11

ref 2 4 K,ss SIMON Mam. . 1s
Z faf lhe orient . ~ kulffran
eal keaie "A y nlaala a9 lapannsa
BE- Hleelagr
PEI 81 AsHua la ~ Hawaii ana
haui pafia lHnt ~ Mlliaa. i. as
q Wand AlFs rHhlpal fllss Manu.
Aiss faieH ihf Alaafs niFff Ksnf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Friday, June T.
q s. s. Alameda. Dowdell days
10 hours and ~ minutes from Snr
Francisco. a. M, with 81 passengers
h6 bags mail, "a tons freight.
All. s. S. Nevadan, Greene. from
san Francisco. 1880 ., IN. with 1928
tons general cargo.
T. X. X. s. s. Hongkong Maru. Bent
from orient at Hackfeld wharf 1910 y.
m. with 3i5 tons freight,
Str. Lkelike, Naopala, from Hawaii
p. m.
Am. blk. w. d. Flint. Hansen, 10 days
from san Francisco, D. m.
saturday. June s.
str Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo ana
way ports. $40 a. m.
NJ. n. s. s. Hlonlan, Johnson, days
2 hours, from san Francisco. p. m,
Bishops wharf
Str. Niihau, oness. from Kauai ports
a. m.
Str. Ke Au Hou. Tullett, from Kauai
ports, a. m.
Br. s. s. Valdivia, Reid, for New
castle. 5:35 p m.
Str. Niihau. Oness, for Anahola, 3
p m.
sunday. June 9.
str. w. G. Hall. Thompson, from
Kauai ports. $40 a. m.
Str. Noeau, Peterson, from Hawaii,
6:1O a. m.
Str. Iwalani. Piltz, from Molokai
ports, a. m.
U. S. A. II. Dix, Ankers, from Manila
and Nagasaki. s a. m.
Scr. Ada, from Hawaii $3.50 a. m.
Monday, June 10.
Str. Helene, Nelson, from Hawaii, 10
a. M. with 11,163 bags of sugar.
All. S. S. Alaskan, Nichols, from
Seattle 3.15 n m,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11
DEPARTED

T. K. K s. S. Nippon Maru, Filmer,
for the Orient $40 p. m.
7. x. X. S. S. Hongkong Maru, Bent,
for San Francisco, $3.50 p. m.
Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson. for Ha-
wall and Mau ports, noon.
Str. Claudine, Bennett for Hawaii
and Maui ports, 5 p. m.
Str. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Anahola,
p. m.
Str. Likelike, Naopala, for Hamakua
ports. ) p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11
CABLEGRAMS.


QUEBEC. June s.-Prnce Fushm arrived here yesterday
ST PETERSBURG June o-The Gear has formally approved
ing Of railroad line connecting Alaska with Kemsk Siberia the
plan for which provides for the boring of tunnel underneath
YAzoo CITY Missouri June ga war has broken out
M latter killed and sn o ohers III and three
the effects of whipping administered them
wounded in the fighting.
OF the of the Masonic temple here yesterday
The Owe used by him in the ceremony used former
has .v.Ssd M sns shs Kggs Germany
fringement of their patent on recoil gun.
General Cozier u A. is the inventor Of styles
OF big ard carriages by the United States
appearing being general in all defense
teries He has written several the
and is authority artillery appliances
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Islands, June o-Tvo
fatal cases of bubonc plague have been reported by the authorities
SEATTLE June eGeneral Kurok arrived here Yesterday
from the East. He accorded big reception
MONTPELIER France June Io-six hundred thousand
day threatening to bring about civil war unless their demands
SAN FRANCISCO June 1o-A fire doing damage to the
of hundred thousand dollars took place the business
LOS ANGELES June 1o-Two passengers were killed and
fifteen injured through the jumping of trolley
yesterday
BELGRADE, servia June 1o-A ministerial crisis
and @ sasF 81 the 2s R x unsigned ss sa office
SAN FRANCISCO, 1OThe strike
compromise
Editorial Association The President building
1o-The Orchards
ton
by claiming be able schmtz innocent
SEATTLE, June 1IGeneral Baron Kurok, who is here
Japan Jamestown Exposition
he represented the Japanese SCOTS all talk
by between America Japan There will be
between the nations he said:
"Kuroki sails from Seattle for Japan today"
While General Kurokis parting message is of conciaory
and calming the fact that he will sail from Seattle
Francisco shows the he attaches
Japanese spirit of San Francisco In the New York Sum- of May
is the following reference this subject:
Kuroi who is the East has made his
by Seattle. 1t suggested
that might be agreeable sail from San Francisco but
declined preferred that although there
might be much there to interest him.
and Princess Fusima, who England and
toapan the United States will also
of their itinerary and will sail from Seattle
WASHINGTON, June 1-Secretary of Commerce and Labor
He will maybe Hawaii for the of
investigating the immigration question.
correspondent of the Advertiser Washington
would visit Hawaii there
being no uncertainty this instance the of the
Western the Secretary known here before the Associated
Press had word of it.
SAN FRANCISCO June 1.-THE Works still closed
owing refusal of the striking nachn to rafy the agree
up committee from the
union.
BANBURY Long Island June 1-H. c. Johnson, Caifor-
LAWYER automobile accident here yesterday
Blake, the wife of prominent Phiadephian who was with
him. seriously injured
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1-Anoher serious fire occurred
yesterday which thousand dollars worth of property
destroyed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-11
REPORTED ASSASSINATION
OF PRESIDENT CABRERA

OF MEXICO June 1o.-A private despatch received
that President Cabrera Guatemala has oee
assassinated. The report is unconfrmed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
Sr,y YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-FLouRm,Med-
oratcy active and steady. Rye Flour-
Firm cornrneal--Firm; kiln-dried, $50 a
$50 ltye--Stoady; No. . western. ssc -
o. b. Nav York, Whent-Spot firm; NO
rod, s74c, elevator Options ,%9lc; net
higher July. sl,oOH; September, Sl.0lb;
December sl08A Corn--spot Arm; No 2,
C3c. elevator. Options &c. net higher; July
and September. Gl7sc.; December GOAc.
Oats--spot nrmor; mixed sic,
Boof--Stoady. Cut Enthusiastically; pic>.ed
bellies. 1lMIllc,; picked hams, l2@lstc.
i ara-StCady: refined quiet, Pork and
Tnilow-Stoady. Petroleum and Rosn--
FIRM Turpentine--Firln,
Rico and Enthusiastically, Sugar--Raw.
qulo,; fair rohning, S?Oc; centrifugal, o6
tost a.7oc.; monssos sugar, 235c.: refined,
quiet Coffoe-spot quiet; No, T. Rio, exc:
No, Santos, 7Ac,; mild, dun; cordova' 90p
Dntter and Enthusiastically and unchang-
cd Eggs--Firm and UNCHANGED Freights
Iaad peanuis--ouiet and unchnnSsd Potn
tons-Irregnlar; BERMUDA, nor barrel, 800
4b0. Cabba gns--Frm at Sl.2b@l,bO per
Icra,c Cottoiisned Oil-.-l'ailly active and de-
cidody stronger Prime crude. T. o. b.
mills. nominal; pri MIDSUMMER yellow '7h q
I6sc.; or summer yellow, aeTb7e,; good, Of,
summer yellow, 50M57c.: primo white, ga
GiG,; prime winter yallpw, 6l9,G3c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 19.-The cotton market
was loss active to-day, sales being estimated
at 100000 bales Fluctuations continued lr-
regular with the close steady. net unchanged
10 & points higher. The opening was steady
81 an advance of 64l0 points in response
higher cables and covering Of shorts, Blu,
the weather map was thought TO be favor
able In the main. and tho carly forecast
called for cloudy or showery weather IN the
western belt and prices cascd OF soon after
the opening under renewal OF scattered IL
qu!datlon and selling by yesterdays buyers.
After declining TO about the closing figures
OF yesterday the market was rallied durnS
the middle session by private complaints Of
hot, dry weather in tho western belt. and
in the afternoon sold up 10 not advanc.
of mas points. led by July. Shorts We're
buying on the advance, and there was sons
Wall Street bull support, but the demand
was not sustained, and prices oased off dur
ing the las, hour under Local soil Ing. The
act!ve now crop positions close dat pract,-
cally the final figures OF the previous day,
Trading was mostly local. but thore was
some selling here at the initial advance by
New Orleans md Liycrpool. Exports for tbs
Gay were over 5000 bales in oxcess OF ,ior,
receipts. and so FAR for the season arc abou;
two million bales heavier than to the SAM
day last year southern spot markets wcrI
generally unchanged
Roceps Al the ports to-day were 1000
yenr For the week 10000 bales agains,
5000 last week and S2lO2 last year TO.
dAS's receipts at Now Orleans 9.5SG bales
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SPECULATION is
AT A .STAADST|LL
Traders Tried to Boom Market
by Runors OF Increase III
Reading Dividends.
CALL MONEY WAS HIGHER
Dizziness i'll Stocks Is Attributed
10 the Money Outlook and
Labor Troubles.

NEW YORK, Juno ia.-Spcculation
In stocks was practically ut n stand
still to-day The professional traders
attempted to make something of the
Reading dividend incident, but little
success attended the efforts to- revive
expectations that the dividend would
be increased. The trading in Read
the effects of three efforts. Small was
the result The market mounted to n
large proportion of the days agSrc-
gate transactions. The price move
ment was almost equally insignificant.
The $4,000, 600 gold engaged for ship
ment to Paris added TO the Sl,o0o.oo0
which went out by to-daN's steamer.
was about equal to estimates
Paris also took S1,190.000 from the
Bank of England to-day. Foreign en-
change showed some slight effect, but
the recession was not sufficient to pre-
cludc the possibility OF q continuance
of tho gold outgo, which has not
reached the sum of Sl5,9Oo,oOo since
the movement began.
The rate for call loans was higher
again to-day, in spite of tho almost
stagnant condition Of the stock mar
ket, and rates for time loans rose
The profound apathy with which the
stock market is being treated is en-
planned by the money outlook. The
threatening prospect of labor trouble
in the telegraphic field was not q help
to the market, While not directly hurt
full Weather conditions reported in
the crop regions continued favorable
and confidence in the progress of the
crops was undisturbed. Some atten-
ton was paid to ships Of an intended
Strengthening of the naval force in the
Pacific with n view Of possible cVon-
Qualities With Japan. The adjourn
ment of the directors of Reading With
out action in the dividend resulted IN
rise in Rending, but there was no
revival in the rest Of the market, the
closing tone remaining irregular and
uncertain.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value, $4,000 United states old
As advanced is per cent on call To.
tai sales stocks to-day, 239,60O shares
NEW YORK, June 19.-Money on
call. firm, 23-4 03 IL; ruling rate
2s-4; closing bid. 2a4; offered al
a1-4. Time loans stronger; 60 days
a14l-2 per cent, and 80 days, IL
six months, 512. Prime mercantile
paper, $1,000 per cent: sterling eX
change. steady, with actual business
In bankers bills at s4.S7350S4.S740 fol
demand. and at S4.S3S5@s4.S3o0 for 60
day bills Posted rates. S4.S4 l-2@
Sass Commercial bills, Sl.S3 5-S. Ba
silver, 673-S Mexican dollars. 81 s
Government bonds firm; railroad bonds
irregular.
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SUPPLY AND DEMAND
FOR PRODUCE EO UAL.
The demand for country produce wa

The demand for country produce was
lighter yesterday. Supply and demand
were about on par, and there was
somewhat scarcer and advanced q cent
on the dozen for crate lots. Fowls Of
all kinds were steady at former quota
lions. CucumberS We're In more active
demand and prices advanced somewhat.
All other vegeta bles could beTtfad at
the prices that cllave Tibecn prevailing
since Mondays marked decline.
Fruits of all kinds are steady at
former figures and are selling readily
at those quotations. New potatoes are
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NO TOBACCO DREAkS:
SOME PRIVATE SALES.

There wcre5no leaf tobacco auction
until tomorrow when the warehouses
look for good breaks. Receipts by rail
are coming IN for Fridays breaks al
ready and nSnumbcr of wagons Will
probably be in to morrow nj ght. FIJI
The warehousemcn made atfoW} pri-
vate sales yesterday, and the commits
sion merchants Were showing samples
Some business ienn be done In leaf every
day in the year, whether there are
breaks or.fnot.t 3&
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NAVAL STORES

TuRPENTINE-Firm at &c.: rocoipts, 6s
casks Rosin-Quotod at s4o5 bid; receipts.
10 barrels. Tar-Firm at $3.50: receipts.
% barrels. Crude Turpentine-Flrm Mt S3.5 o
@5.25: receipts. 80 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Juno 19-TURPEN-
T1NE-Firm at 57@57Ac.; sales. Goa casks
receipts. s35 casks shipments, 420 casks.
Rosin-.F'irm: salos, 1908 barrels: receipts,
s,sis barrels: shipments, $40 barrels; stock.
|63,014 barrels
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 49, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Limo.
Steamer Luray. Tunnel, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company
Barge Roanoke Cordroy. Baltimore, COAL
Crump and West Coal Company.
> Schooner Lula NJ Quillin. Gladden.. Have
dc Grace. fish, A. c. Young Company.
Schooner Twilight. johnson. Have de
Schooner Mary A.. Fish or. Wilson, Have de
Grace. hsh, A, c. Young Company.
Barge Overlook. McCune, Baltimore, coal,
Wake and Balauff.
SAILED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. mer-
chandse and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
aenEe!D. Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge y A. soudor, Hudson, Bermuda
Hundred, light.
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DRY Gbops NfARKEr.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Tho dry goods
market held stoady to-day. Cotton goods
were very strong with an advancing ten
dcncy In some lines. An active trado was
done In sheetings. Cloaks and suits for fall
arc bong shown in cheap lines. The high
grade limos viii be ready In about two
weeks Underwear and hosiery active
and further advices are noted ~ staple hos
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

tReported BY Rodgers. McCaoe & Co.,
PETERSBURG, VA, June 19.-PEANUTS:
Spanlsh-Alarkot firm ut S13Sis por bushel.
Virgnlas-Market firm ut 4&@4Ac. for
fancy stock: machine picked. 3 O3Hc.; she'll
Ing stock. 2kGtJc.
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IL
Atlantic Coast Line, com.
$500 Am sl'ican Shelters, com.
.l,60O Amalgamatcd Copper -,
100 Amer. Cor and Foundry.
100 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
100 American Cotton Oil....
zoo American Tobacco, pfd...
American Can ............
American Can, pfd.. .....
Amer. Locomotive, com.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. /.
100 American Sugar .........
eco A, 7. and S, l'e, com ~.
100 a, r. anu S. Fe, pfd. 49,.
l,o5o Baltimore and Ohio. ...G..
1,lc0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
800 Canadian Pacific .......
100 Chesapeake and ONO. -.
1000 Chi. Mil. and st. PAUL..
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
COO Colorado South, com $50.
100 Colorado South, lst pfd..
800 Colorado South, 20 pfd.
Clcv., Gin. Chi. ana st. l.
Delaware and Hudson...
Del, Lack. and Western.
500 Erie, Coin............... $50.
l1rie. 1st pfd. $3.50.
Erie. "a pfd.................
800 General Electric ..........
1900 Great Northern, pfd. .....
20 Great Northern Orc Gifts
Illinois Central ............
Louisville ana Nashville.
400 Manhattan ................,
Metro. Street RailWay....
go Mexican Central .........
800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. com.
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Merchants & Miners Trans. CO

N0rfolk to I30s0n, Mass,
Providence, i, r, and Savannah. ca;
day, wednesday. Friday ana Sunday. For
Providence Monday. Thursday and Saturday
Mt 8 p. NJ. Passengers and freight taken
for all New England points, Tickets on
sale at G. and o. Rwy,. n. and ", Rwy,
Onicos, and No, sos and $40 East Main.
T. C. LOIIR. Agt, Norfolk. Va
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BALTIMORE, MD, June 1a.-FLouR-

BALTIMORE, ND, June 1a.-FLOUR-
Steady. Wheat-Rirmer: spot. contract. 90
m92Ac; southern on grade. S4@9ec. Corn
Firmor; spot. mix cd. $50 q 6Ohc.: No. 2 white,
Gl6GlAc.; southern white corn, 5S@61c.
Onts-Firmor: No. 9 mixod, 4sc. Rye
Quict No. 9 western, export. SEC, Butter
Firm; fancy initiation, 21M22c. fancy
creamery. ESQ 2Gc.: fancy ladle. 19620c.:
store packed. 1917 @lSc. 6ggs-steady, UNI
changed at 17@17kc Cheese-Active and
strong. unchanged: largo. l5c. medium.
1874 Gl5Mc.; small. 15h@l5Mc. now. un=
changed: large 12iac.; flats, 12Hc.: small,
12&c. Sugar--Unc changed.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Juno -. 1907,
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales ut Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, Va, June 8. 1907.
Live stock report for week ending June
17tn:
Bost stoors 5hGp5Hc.: medium to good,
AZ a. Mc.; common to fair. 3h@4Mc.: best
heifors. 605Hc.; medium I'd good, 4N@6c,;
common to fair, 3,a@4hc: best cows. 40
Nc: medium TO good, 343Hc.; common to
calves, s259450o per head; calves. &C.:
extra 6,ac.; hogs. 6@GAc; sows and stays
SO sac; bost sheep. Az G5hc; medium to
good, sM94c,: common. 2A0ac,; spring
lambs, 50Sc
CHICAGO, June 19,--CATTLE-Rccep,
about 10000 head Market: Choice cattle
strong to loc. higher; others weak to lOc.
lower Common to primo steors, si.7b67. 90 |;
cows s3,25@4,75: hoifers, 10000; bulls.
s3.4015,0o; calves. s307.25; stockors and
fooders, ss95,oo. lIogs--Receipts about 2a.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20

Steady No Q spring wheat. 9Sc, G,s1.O2; No.
8. 94c.@sl.O1; No, rcd. 9o99lAc. No. 2
oats, 4GEc.: No, q Ewhito.H45 q 4sa4c. No. .
rye. sic. sFair3to choice lmalting, 7O@74c.
ITlaxseed-No. northwest erni.zsls29:t prime
s1525 Short ribs, sidos tlocsc), 500
s s2la: moss pork. per barrel. $l5.7o @oi15;
lard, per 100 pounds. sS.571s; short clear
sides (boXed), S8.75mo.00. Whiskey, basis
of high wines. s1.31. Butter-Marleet steady;
croa,nerios 19623c.; dalros, '17@2lc. Eggs
Steady; at mark. cases included 1870
Steady at Tx lpl3Mc