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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
A SOLDIERS EXPERIENCE.

Many a soldier in the late war has
cause to remember Mr.. J. Dutoit Bon
ing, an officer in the Free State Artil-
lery, who is now manager for the store
of A. Isaacman & Co., of Branfort,
o. R. C. His endeavor to check the
ravages of dysentery which was so
prevalent in the war camps brought re-
lief to many suffering men. He says:
'I cured dozens of cases of Diarrhoea
and Dysentery during the war out here
with Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. I never knew 1t
to fail if used according to directions.
I always keep it in the house and use
it in my own family with perfect sat-
isfaction." Sold by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co, Ltd, agents for Ha-
wall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
The Planters Monthly

me organ OF the Sugar Planters Associations contains
the sugar news OF Hawaii and the world So a wear
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
The Hawaiian Forester and A6ricuIturist

All the proceedings and reports of Board of Aecu,
ture and Forestry All about Agriculture Foresr1 f.
tonology and Animal Industry in Hawaii ST. wear
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
Nupepa KuOkOa

Weekly The Oldest, largest and most influential name
IN the Hawaiian language So year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
Official and Commercial Record

All official legal foreclosure corporation and com
nerc1al notices. compiled from the newspapers n,h
hshed in Hawaii. fF~ FN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
The Hawaiian Gazette

Senl-Weekly edition of the Daily and Sunday Ad,
10 to IL pages, IS cents a month, So year
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
The Sunday Advertiser

The only Sunday newspaper published in Hawaii Fully
Illustrated Fourteen to sixteen pages. Associated Press
Cablegras and the fresh of the city, Church an
nouncemens social life of the week. stock exchange rer
camille real estate and marine of the week
fully reviewed. full of sports The Bystander: nanv
special features Twenty-Five cents month, So year
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23
REALTY TRANSAC TONS

Entered for Record July %, 1907.
Charles Supe and VT to Herbert T
Dent ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d
Flora NJ Crowell by tr to John J
ADreu ID
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Trent Trust
Co Ltd .................. A NJ
D K Mahuka ct al to In Lau yam. L
Alonzo Jackson and VT to Hulihana
Nk) .......' ID
Keamalu Humane (w) to Jennie K
keamalu -. d
Meliaka and hsb to How On... D
Rachel K Kaiwiaea ct al to Anna S,
Wright $500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NJ
Kolopapela K Uwaia ct al to Henry
H Renton ct al INSTRUMENTATION. D
Alice NJ Way ct al to J G Rothwen
.Can + A
Alice NJ Way ct al to C Bolte. PA
Anna S Wright to Fanny Strauch. Rel
Fanny Strauch and hsb to Jason
Aimeida -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D
Kahananui Napipi Ck) to Maheau
A B Lindsay and VT to Paauhau
Sugar Pltn Co Observation-Disclosures. d
R w Holt adv Gilbert Waller.
....-.......-....... .......-. Judgment
Hutchinson Sugar Plantn Co to
Henry w Aki Observation-Disclosures. L
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-23

fuel and gives satisfactory results. Get
a gas stove from the Honolulu Gas Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
VALLEY AND FLORIDA
STATE DAY AT FLAIR
Great 0u|pourIRg Of People Of
Southeast Virginia 10 Vel.
come Visitors.
CAPTAIN PARQs THE ORATOR
Eloquent sodier.Lawyer From Luray
Delivers Address at Auditorium
Luncheon. Review Of Troops and
Fireworks = Horticultural Society
Meets in States Exhibit Palace.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Sept
2o.-Florida State Day and Shenan-
doah Valley Day were observed joint,
~ Mt the Exposition today with Il
large attendance of residents and for
mcr residents of the State OF Florl-
da and the counties of the vast
Shenandoah Valley section or the Old
Dominion.
The weather was auspicous and
thee was n great outpouring of peo-
pie from Southeast Virginia to give
right royal welcome to the "val.
leyites" and the visitors from
Florida
Tho Grafton was by Captain Rufus
S. Parks. of Luray. Va, eloquent sol
der and lawyer from the ..Vallcy."
The for nal exercises began in the
Auditorium nj 1880 o'clock. Every
seat in the building was occupied
and there was considerable enthu.
siasm when the official party, headed
by President H. St. George Tucker.
entered. The exercises were opened
by Lieutenant II. n. Cootes. OF the
Twelfth Cavalry. who is special com
missioner for the Shenandoah Val
ley.
AT the conclusion of the exercises
The official party was entertained ut
luncheon. This afternoon there was
review of the troops and the days
ceremonies we're brought TO close
with display OF fireworks.
horticultural Society.
There was a considerable increase
In attendance upon the second days
joint session of the American Pomolo
gical Society and the Society of Hor-
ticultnral Science. which was held in
the court of the States Exhibit Pal
ace at the Exposition today. There
was also notable addition to the
display of fruits and flowers and the
court presented n scene of great
beauty.
President Goodman, of the Pomolo.
gical Society presided. and the days
proceedings consisted in or the read
ing and discussion of technical sub.
jects.
South Baltimore Business Men.
The South Baltimore Business Mems
Association, eighty five strong arrived
mt the Exposition this morning. The
party will remain three days. spend.
ing the time visiting the different
buildings. exhibits and amusements.
The visitors have promised them
selves Jolly good time. The entire
party is quartered at the Inside Inn.
but much of the time will be spent at
the Baltimore building.
Lipton's Congratulations
Following is copy of n cablegram
received from Sir Thomas j. Upton,
dated London, September 90: Com
missary General Charles w. Kohlsaat.
jamestown Exposition. Please convey
my warmest congratulations and best
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26

wishes to the Elcanor's owner. skipper
aud crew. Upton
Mr. Nj. &. Mckay. special commits.
sioner reports that Natchez. MiSsiss-
ippi. Day will be observed October 10.
There Is much enthusiasm in Miss.
fssippi over the Exposition and n iarge
increase in attendance Will mark tne
month OF October from that section.
Isle OF Wight Day
The ladies of the Isle of Wight
Parsonage Aid Society are running
an excursion to the Exposition from
Smithileld tomorrow. They are calling
it the Isle of Wight Day" ana IT, is
under the personal supervision of w.
II. Cox. Magnet. Va
+. *. Kelley. Exposition Passenger
Agent VINO has completed a tour OF
Connecticut and New Jersey. visiting
the railroad managers and passenger
agents. reports TO The director of pub
licity that the outlook Is especially
good for large attendance AZ the
Exposition on New Jersey State Day
and Connecticut Days.
The Exposition IS being thoroughly
advertised by the New York Central
aud tributary lines. The PENNSYLVANIA
Road is also carrying advertising space
in all the important papers. Already
four special trains have been arranged
for from Albany for this day.
Mr.. Kelly has visited Newark. Eliza.
beth City and Trenton and other points
and reports the prospect for attend.
ance from tnat section large for New
Jersey Day. October IL. From phila-
deiphia an excursion Of eighty.sevon
left yesterday morning ana other OK
cursions are being arranged from all
important points in eastern Pennsy,-
yania. for Pennsylvania Day, October
ith
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
Health in cnnaI Zone.

The high wages paid make 1t q
mighty temptation TO our young arti-
sans TO join the force of skilled work
men needed to construct the Panama
Canal. Many are restrained. however.
ly the fear Of fevers and malarin'
II is the knowing ones-those who
nave used Electric Btters. who go
there without this fear, well know
ing they are safe from malarious in
lluence with Electric Bitters on hand.
Cures blood poison too, biliousness.
weakness and all stomach liver and
kidney troubles. Guaranteed by all
Druggists. soc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26

inc new and powerful Iron pa,aoA
steamers. Newport News. Wnshinetlps
ana Norfolk Will leave daily ae fos.
lows: an u.s.
NORTHBOUND.
Leave Portsmouth, foot OF
North street h.nn = =.
Leave Norfolk. foot OF Wa.
ter street 8.O0nns
Leave Old Point Comfort 7.6f, MN
Arrive In Washington -. 7:faRm
Arrive in philadelphia. -
Penn. r. X. 900. II, i =, &
Arrive In PHILADELPHIA, n.
Ar = O. II r. , r. ;v;.....;....'s11;1oaR
Arrive ri r. IN . no,,, W.. i;lopna
o. L. Il. .......... 's.oopm
SoUTHBoUND
Lv. New York. Penn r. n. 10. M !, ~
Ly. Now York. d. Il o. r. r. sI.6, ~
Lr. Philadelphia. Penn. r. r. 9,5Enn MA,
Lv. phila., b. a. o. II. r.. 9,0sntl
AT. Washington. Penn. r. n. 6.1clnss,
Ar. Wash, b. & o. Il. r.. es6. a, = :.
Nv. Washington s6. an M,
Ar. Old Point Comfort s7,oll i ~
A. t Nv. .olN "......... $500 q M I
" 'sn'outl ''......... 1890 m
'Daily. ''DaIly except Sunday. s
~, me trip down the historic Potomac
lu.er ana Chesapeake Bay on the
u,esune steamers OF this company Is
The stenmers are com
parativcly now, having been built m
1881, and are fitted up IN tao most
inxuriant manner. with electric )iphfss
caii bella and steam heat In eRoI,
room. The tables are supplIed win
every delicacy of, the season frnys
me markets OF Washington and Nor;
ioik For tickets. reservation ~
staterooms. and further informntion
apply to II ]. CALLAHAN, Agent
Norfolk. va. X
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
Goinn to conuentlon

Mr.. Walter Charnley. is en-
tertaining his father. who recently
of the National Grain Dealers Asso-
citation which will be held in Cincin-
natl October 2nd, 3rd and 18th Mr..
upshur will not only go in the interest
of his own company. but as n delegate
from the local Chamber of Commerce.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
Cameo With CITIES.

did they have any trouble In talk
Ing out his appcndlxf"
II should say they dIdl They had
to XIII him first Medical Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

inc new and powerful Iron paIaaa
steamers. Newport NowB Washinrtlrs
lows: an tt's'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
Calendar for Today.
STEAMER BAY CITY COMING.
Another Whnleback for the Coast
wise Coal Trade

The whaleback steamer Bay City.
recently purchased on the Great
Lakes by tho Boutell Steel Barge
Company. of Boston is expected 10
arrive here the latte part of this
week or early next week TO load her
first cargo of coal in the coastwise
coal trade.
The vessel has been Mt Boston for
several weeks having salt water con.
densors installed ana other slight nj.
terations made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
FOOTBALL TEAM FOR
Y. N. C. A. THIS SEASON
Local Association Goes In FOR
Gr|dIron Sport For Fist
Time.
TWENTY-FIVE PLAYERS IN SQUAD
Preliminary Practice Indicates That
Strong Eleven Can Be Selected
From Material in Hand--Joe Cur.
It's May be coach-Physicsl Direc.
tor King in Charge.

re- the first time since It's cstah
iShncnt more than fifteen years ago
me local Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION viii have football team
on tha srdiron this season. The
eieVen is being organized under the
direction OF Physical Director l.. G.
King. who recently took charge OF
'he athletic work at The association.
twenty-five candidates attended,
Inc fist preliminary practice of the
season at tae Casino last night. and
II Is believed that Il fast and steady
team can be developed from the ma
'eiial III hand. Most OF the men arc
rather light. but arc seasoned NAV.
ers ANA should make up in speed ana
science what they lack in weight.
Curtis May be coad,.
If possible. Joe Curtis Will be Sc
cured tn coach the team. Curtis was
captain and quarterback of the WIN.
nam and Masy College team. ana
played quarterback on tile Dickinson
college eleven for two seasons Io0a
ana 1904 He is well vcrsod I'm Tho
game. is fast player and will h.
able U get the best out of tho ma.
ISOLATION squad
Among the aspirants for the team
VINO are known as football players
are Derr Jery. Thomas l,ndlcy w.
r. Curtis. Hancock Hamilton, George
Henson. q. NJ. Hamilton. Leroy GRAY
Earl Hudson, II. l.. Curtis Lawrence
Bonchard. Thomas Meanley. John
Hayes Winston Brnczelle. Gco.rc
Turner. Nell Scott and Roper Tucker
John Haynes has been elected man
ager of the team. but the captain
as not yet been chosen.
Cameo With Cities.
Tlc association will arrange games
with the associations III H!ch:,.. nj.
Norfolk. Portsmouth and other Nir-
sinia cities as we'll as with the
smaller schools and colleges OF. this
section.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
SHIPPING REPORT
Wednesday, septembe- rs, 1907.
Arrived.

Arrived.
steamer L'aba (Br). Roberts Cal
veston-to White Oak Coal Comapny
for bunker coal.
Steamer Everingham (Br) Moore.
Snvannah-to Smokeoss Fuel Com.
pany for bunker coal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
Sailed.

Steamer Everinsham (Br.), Moore,
Liverpool.
Schooncrs Charles G. Endicotr,
Bailey. Boston; Mary L. II. G. Dow
Murray. Boston, Joseph b. Thomas.
Drisko. Bangor.
Government barge No. for Hamp.
ton Roads Gin tow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
Cleared.

Steamer Iraba CBr), Roberts. Liv
erpool-Furness Witty Company.
Barge John Forsyth for Providence
-Smokclcss Fuel Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-26
Clyde Steamship ca.

Ataanere Go PhIlngairhia
HoNDAr, THuRepAx una Il
SATURDAY. es5
eeliinE from PhiisdeIphih, ruezany.
'hnrsday and gaturdsy. ~
fae'Sht received and deliysrsa easy
a. q Il o. Pier Mo. q, Uffice. Rivar
'i's@' JAg. w. McCARRIglzs.
GNA. Eouthern An.
CLYDE STRtAA01Iip CO.
u annib Delaware 4ysnae. Ehslnasa
phiA. Pa &
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28

holiday tomorrow but closed firm Nay opened
lc 1sc lower at 81 O2h TO 81 O22 sold at 81 o2.
and then advanced 70 81 OS7s. The close was az
81 OSL4 to 81 O32s. December ranged between S4o
and s6asc and closed at s5ssc Clearanoes cf wheas
and -four were equal to $4,000 bushels Primary
receipts were 92S 900 bushels compared with $4,000
bushels the corresponding day year ago. Mn
neapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
77S cars against 373 cars last week and 515 cars
year ago
The corn market strong on buying by shorts.
which was based upon small receipts, higher prices
for cash grain strong cables and g sharp ad-
vance in live hogs. Selling was mainly by longs.
The close was strong. May opened isc TO Ac TO
so TO IAc higher at 547sc to 551sc advanced 70
557sc and closed at 55s4c- December sold between
54ssc and 55Isc and closed at Soc Local receipts
were 81 cars, with II OF contract grade
There was a fairly active demand for oats BY
shorts and cash interests and the market was
firm An advance OF 1sc to 11zc in the price os
cash oats together with the strength OF corn.
impaired bulshness TO the market May opened
&c TO &c higher at 50i4c 70 6O9sc. advanced 70
bi1sc and closed at sic. December ranged between
47c and 4T.c closing at 47Ssc- Local receipts were
IS
Provisions were strong because OF S5c advance
In live hogs. At the close January pork was up
1Oc at si2 45 Lard was &C higher az 81 So RIBS
advanced sc to s6 so.
Estimated receipts for Friday: Wheat. % carss
corn los cars; oats. 14S hogs. $4,000 head
The Board OF Trade viii be closed tomorrow,
Thanksgiving Day.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
Calls CAR SHORTAGE A GOOD SIGN.
3. G. o. Superintendent Talks to Traffic Club
at Hotel Astor.

Arthur EaIe, general superintendent OF trans
portat,on OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at the
annual meeting OF the Traffic Club. held ut the
Fotel Aator Tuesday night. pointed out that
v-ho a ca- shortage Ike the present was in !.selt
an evil It was nla:k OF good times and that GER
taialy Il was better to have car shortage in good
times than 10 nave car surplus, pointing It did
20 had times.
NJ 31a.e said that the best step taken by the
railroads TO secure better supply vas treI- in
crease OF the demurrage rate 20 50 cents a dav.
which had made It profitable to own cars and m
profitable not to them. IN CLOSING Az I4a1a
said that there was stiu great deal Of waste in
the unnecessary movements OF cars. caused nv,
efforts 10 return particular to their owners.
and t5at this waste was greatest when business
was dull and when II could be least afforded
At the end Of tho meeting the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: c s KeenA
pTesloent: Eeorge 4. Cullen. L. NJ Allen. c \
Blood h { Warfeld aud ". R CampbeU ,-,c,-
presidents; F. ". Smith treasurer: c. A. sv,or.
secretaTy' and c II. Tiffany. assistant secre+ar,,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York November %, 1901
5 moP P@d pa a 9 ad @ 70 oI the
goods have been a g 60 69t for vy s f99'e are G m
while pa sun drmness and are m'gtnF & out i@iry
moderate price Of choice stock has settled %
81 90 at wch the best & F23ds @ Gnn to rea without
further change We quote leans mare s5 ~ e S
X 75 do red kidney 1901 choice 50 50: DO 19o6 choice
81 lOIS2 Al turtle choice. 81 0GdS' DO 10
I2g E3g Scotch Scot o"i5S 1867. Gags 81 & 65ass 10
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. 717t pkgs The demand
The oteInsS a'T % me i i nI df the stock is more or
Iurhgr chdnse ne 3n5 old cream Gavors being quite
9n@gngea and F@r % S so yS Hed creamery is ofeed
urgently values favor tho buyer a ilie loG''hH
other qualities almost at sandsu, Iacklng stock
and factory bnlrr "a are n'E & sStrs 2sc do rss 2a
l2c seconds. 25@2tc: do thirds 22S I4c: [te"s &
25a455c do seconds, 28q24c state dary tubs frts9 ta
6st o4l2ie 90 seconds IsG 9c thirds 16gl7c; imi-
tation creamcrT hrsts 22q2o Western factory hrsts
2Og2lc; seconds, lS9l9c DO thldds' DO PS
stock. No l. l0h@2oc: do NO = 4s@I'c' oO NO %
loSglliFe; Receipts to-day 2on boxes While trad
S continues comparatively moderate. sun there Is a
little call Tor eooa c6ease or fne Septcnhers.
Holders however are ncneu and 70 there is less dispos
ton 20 urge sales though nothing 70 warrant any
seilinS slowly Liverpool cable Finest Canadian dls
d0e small colored and white September fine l5Ac
do October best l2c: good 20 prime II q II &C.
do common to fair 9411c; do large, colored Septen
ber hne I5c; white 149tc; do large Oct3oer pSst
lis. c: do to prime ga G: DO SKINS; =
10 specials do Skins, hne 81 n &c 20 I1lr 20
good. GQsc; do common 3'= =@4'so' DO IL" SN''i'
lg2c.
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 6,Os7 cases. Fresh gath
cred eggs in moderate supply ana theTe
small proportion Of high grade stock; prices ] toF
such are sustained but there is very quiet marker
ordinary qualities. for which prices are eTtreneIy
continue under strong piessui
TO sell md bulk Of sales nre at ltc Tor
average prime fair qualities going lower and only
very cloice to fancy lots any higher. We quote
state Pennsylvania and nearby seected white fancy
- 5Oc; do good choice. IS n 43c do brown and
mixed selected fancy 500 iOe; % average best $40
S6c; hrsts 20 S3c; do western and
Southern extra hTsts. 32f do hrsts S9QSlc do sec sec
onds zoe: do thirds % 25c; do Inferior l9D2Oc
do drties I5QIsc: do checks 10 q 16c refrigerator
early packed special marks fancy. IS G 19c do hrsts
Ta17Iac; seconds. IS 6lac; do thirds 10 l5 c.
O inferior, 13G lac
FRUTTS-FRESH-Appl pples in moderate supply and
held steady. Pears and ounces quiet Grapes in light
receipt and Of irregular quality. Cranber1ies in large
accumulation and weak oranges plentiful and lower
Plneapples We quote APPLES, Dbl. 81 ooqp
PEARS, Secel Bartlett and Beurre Bose. bbl
s5aS7 Beurre Ciairgeau, S49S6; do Beurre d'Anou
nd sheldon S3qS5; Duchess, S3GS4 bo do Flemish
Beauty. s2Gs4 do Vicar OF Wakefield, So ooGf4 5oi do
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28

The local market for spot cotton vas steady. with
and 7l7oc Tor mlddunz Gulf Sales 500 'b.1na baies
Augusta safv jI ' ] ~ere teIeigTsphed as follows:
-. louis steady sc higher. at 11'c sales So bales
say a"nah quiet lice higher AT I0s.c: saIes ! ae4
To stead. c Beher at IfneF I6F ,,ges. at lsG Itlo
G "E irl at ~ &C. saIGs 4$9 bales New orleans
a5;ea5ga firm end unehaaged at losc wtlmnsion
] A9eT; ana raIa az 3 lCe saiea 2le 9sles Memphis
az 800 ts al e 200 ponts als for for THURSDAY are estimated
last week and last year; az Houston II 0oo -
1000 against 1913 last week and 1871 last year,
last week and 1921 last year:
n and IN eo Eoa @ anee sfe9 1890 Pess spse@g @
bales Mid-rpland 6lod J,r F3n le gTStfTaay d 5000
Eerber December ana December. $500: JanuaT-I1eB-
r:aFy. G7l54d; Febrgary-Mer 5.73d; March-Aprii
57Gd; Juig-August 575kd: august septernbSr 7oS
ManchGster-i"r"s quiet and firm. cloths in moro
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Buslness in -four continues
@ aafe aaa a4a r Kans saghs 8 ,a P5es
prices auotey on the New York T1ro5rd IoiiP%Hg are
40 winter patents s. s5g 50 80 spring clears 81
Ter 50 $50 81. RCcKWHEAT FLOUR-MarIset easy:
quoted a. % al @ fS 10 oo9 per 81 QG 80 Rye bdtd 1LoUk & T
s. SO -o@ 50 30. ?. CQRNMEAL baFeiy steady quoted:
epoled Fine white and yellow 81 $og 81 50: coarse
Western spring. s24 standard middng <24 10:
b nog "a d k dog M W. @ a sa [9I 655g s4 G 5eS
S&o5o red dog $50 90; hominy chop s2d bulk S27 20
in s S5ea, mskrt a aagas ass aso
fteInoon most Of the early ilnproyensnt was lost This
inal prices showed y 5sc net advance Again be-
or active biyirE and comparatively
At t5a cs-e of last wes Opening igres were of about
han q cent On account OF e'nt, out com
@ e5ss m P5iTa meate ed @ dyane Which @ at te one time
Drlrg
close on Nav. This upturn was helped by the stead
Inand in the Northwest notably Minneapolis con
sorEh ny ~ 4t{, s ranent would soon Iipt ten
cleaned Up the close only about 10 loads We're taken
greater business had been done and not made public
was % t Ia While Paris closed il to 45 points lower
and weak Berlin Il4c lower Budapest down cent
bushcI Broomhal cabled that the exPorta5ie surplus
a crop csti'natsd at 10000 bush. Last year from
o~ins to tor l3s9 & day Mere 724 90 bush Cash
local market closed follows Ne req 81 - r,6 IN s
sS, 81 isa. ana ana 10 hard winter. 81 l1+s ah9at
GORN-The undertone OF corn was e9nslst9nty @ nlI
ss fhet 6 ea ho anf buying E Re %as anS through
mission houses 2et weather IN the belt light offerings
ness consisted "a o[ ele1sor and 66.c aaoat No
T Was good buying in this market on the @ msht re-
,o aud strength esewhere prices 5ho"s i G Snap n g
yaTSes cash oats in NeW 4oi@ c We 90 so ~ 59 % ratyr
closing RifS 90 n 52a54c and CLIPPED white 80 TO 80
h. F2'.s 2... 'saGle1 1,r ~ hRAR4i.IsY-MarEet nominal
NEW YORK PRICES
,s1@ssF ss s 2s3 'S '5i,o F$s ~. 5S.
ps5smse7 ess95 ste 90
May CHICAGO PRr27
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