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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-26
WIRELESS MAN 10 KAUAI.

Manager Balch of the Wireless Tele-
graph Company yesterday evening
went to Kauai in the S. S. w. G.. Hall
He will return in the Hall on Sunday
morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-26
II. HUGO,
Acting Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING.
NJ. s. GRINBAUM & CO., LTD.
3ts-Feb. II, "a, 26.

NJ. S. GRINBAUM & co, LTD.
The annual meeting of the share
holders Of NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co, Ltd,
will be held at their Office on Kaahu-
manu- street on Thursday, at 10 o'clock
a. m, February 27th, 1908.
A. GARTENBERG,
Secretary, NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co, Ltd.
3ts-Feb. IS, "a, &c.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
KAELEKU SUGAR co. LTD.

KAELEKU SUGAR CO. LTD.
The annual meeting of the share
holders of Kaeeku Sugar Co, Ltd,
will be held at the office of the agents,
NJ. S Grinbaum & Co, Ltd, on Kaahu-
manu- street, on Thursday, at o'clock
p. m, February 9th, 1908.
A. GARTENBERG.
Secretary, Kaeleku Sugar Co., Ltd
4ts-Feb. IS, 10, 26, q.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-26

Nevertheless, their number appears to
have gradually increased, and the dis
covery of a parasite enemy is a most
important step towards the removal
of what otherwise might evntually
prove a source of considerable damage
to this plantation.
Grinding was begun on December
18th 1906, and was completed on Sep
TENDER 2, 1907. The year of 1907 was
notable for heavy rains during the
winter months, which not only greatly
retarded milling operations, and made
harvesting very labOrious, but which
also caused a marked reduction in the
sucrose content of the canes. A cor
respondingly larger quantity of cane
was therefore required to produce Z
given quantity of sugar. Apart from
these drawbacks the mill work was eX-
cellent throughout.
LABOR.
There have been no labor troubles
during the year
The supply was fair until the latter
part of April, 1907. After that the
number of laborers began to fall OFT
rapidly, and speed of crushing appara-
tus was reduced to suit the lessened
tonnage of cane delivered at the mill.
This shortage heightened the grinding
season. A large number of Japanese
who left this place at that time went
to Vancouver
OF the laborers who arrived from
Europe in 1907 this plantation has,
Portuguese 62 men with As women AMI
119 children; Spaniards "a men with
20 women and 62 children; totals 81
men with 65 women and 1S1 children.
These people have settled down here
in apparent contentment and are prov
ing good workmen.
AS far as 1908 is concerned there
does not appear to be any reason &c
expect any immediate shortage in oul
supply.
The additions of equipment for 1901
have been principally houses for work
men. On buildings alone the sum o.
SAP, 1872 SO has been expended. During
the fiscal period there have been com
plted, 81 houses for Portuguese fami
lies; 43 houses for japanese families;
house for Chinese family IS houses
total.
Each of these dwellings is enclosed
by a fence and supplied with water. 1
is pleasant to note the eagerness witt
which these houses have been takel
up, and how much the premises havr
been improved. This is especial.
noticeable among the japanese.
All of the houses Of overseers in tn
first village built eighteen years ag
} west of the mill have been enlarged
, repaired, and raised several feet from
the ground TO improve their sanitary
condition. IS ,EM9
4 Tho plantation hospital has ais
been enlarged, rearranged, improves
? and equipped during the year at
( cost Of S6,494 .SS There are now, be
sides the dispensary, operating an
, dressing rooms, five wards for the sic
including one for women and childre
) and the capacity has been increased
/ Al beds, The plumbing is moder
3 throughout; the operating room larg
, well lighted, and completely furnished
and your company has in its hospiti
) an institution that is up to date
- every respect.
e Another Babcock & Wilcox Boilt
3 has been installed at No. l Pumpin
!. station to take the place of the Multi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-26

Some people who lack culture arc
not worth cultivating.
When extremes meet they don't al
ways recognize each other
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-26
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
WAILUKU SUGAR co.

w All-OhO OOGAiL ".
At the annual meeting of Sharehold-
ers of Wailuku Sugar Company held
at the Office of c. Brewer & Co, Ltd.
in Honolulu February "a, 1903, the fol-
lowing officers and directors were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing year, viz:
M. P. Robinson. ............. President
p. G. Jones. .Vice-Presldent
Geo. II. Robertson. ..........T Treasurer
E. f. Bishop. ................S Secretary
Chas. M. Cooke. Director
II. r. Robinson. ...............Au Auditor
all of the above with the exception of
the Auditor, constituting the Board of
Directors.
w. w. NORTH,
Acting Secretary.
Dated, Honolulu, Feb. "a, 1908.
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Fine Job Printing, Star Office,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, October g. 1903,
beans. Marrow ar, weH sod ana tie market is
quiet but steady Pea also STEADY. but tho
wholesale business st at s. 60 No guotable change
and holdsrs asking about steady prices awaiting de-
easy, scotch peas arTn. We quote: BEANs-AIarrow.
5Ss Sooe per 1s a' c 60 81 m M S s fh6;e 6 H a64 ~
g 6s2 1o 17oyrei medium iqG7 81 s5as5 red tdHey
81 7SSI So DO common = good 81 455SI g. lima Ca-
foru.s- choice s. PEAs-Scotca, 1905. bags. per
BiTSTER-Reoefpts to-day. 5a1 pkEs. Th- market
esyeLoPed stes5y e hTa & tone On high grade fTss5 81
the receipts All other grades however. had slow
SSte I-l le =. 49, -sso,--- 90 -5tL 80 80 .-e
lines Of choice TO fancy quality taken at 25329lsc
tory packing stock unchanged yEe quote: creamsgy
,si. - 24TSsi5c. 90 ext-as 25a353zc: do rrsts 2s5
b.. ..ste 6ei-v tubs finest 2c. do good to cboIcs
22a24c 90 common 20 fair ls DC process specials 239
Isa ec thirds 16117c; Western imitation creamery
ieS: Do thirds l7a171-c: packing stock. No 2 17149
7CHEESE|Rsceipts to-day 2.1Is boxes. The market
shows little y any. change Supplies continue fairly ll5-
fscv september held steadily, the
also qIlet ano . s TEB6Ter ha. shown vs Ift.Is
been purchased Liverpool cable Finest Canadian
90e f6r coIored and 5s 60 for white We quote: state
f4Il cream specials. l3 ai4+ic; DO sentsmher small
colored white fancy ic 90 arg Izze' % gctooer
small coiorsd 9- % 6;1o ; >; 9 9si 90 L, ZOO
- 10 40 common "a FUN skins
r.. caxsrcation II specials includes Young Americas
Daisies and small sizes OF ats OF very hlEh quality
TCGE-pecelDtS to-day. 5Gl5 cases. Continued
fair trading tend 60 strengthen
On Hieh grade. fresh laid
q, not ouorablv changed but The quotations
well The business IN diUm qualities
and there IS
sales Of storage IN Of 2ll22o
. ,,sr - fanny We quote. state PeuuSvirHnis and
es~v selected white fancy SSa40c; do fair to choice
eaIysec. do lower grades 2Sd3e 10 brown and mixed
g--r &C: fair choice Zs13lc do lover grades.
western drsts 2f127~- 23ied
81 40 seconds do thirds 2I721r: dirff@s I5d
90. rherks I2aI7c: Refrigerator. Aprls. 21923c:
-. g10ts 722l+c- lHu2lc
-FRFSTf-Best grades Of apples IN good de-
,1-S and firm bat poor stock moviro slowly Pears
- ,a- choice Ounces steady. va peaches
Craps selling well fr
upriver show irregular quality and
fsrsrFerrf=e ~on1danoe
ct--ro.s anf grapefruit selling bitter n-rn.
5t-esrufes slightly higher We quote: APPLES. Nc
I-,CsF Uer double hesd bhl SfTsh DO h'ex nder and
E01fS3 90 ds snow 80 sT1S9 - do
T55,Isb - -daSg ~ twenty O-nea 81 Fn~St.
81 -yvsntv ounce Pippin. 60 2Aas3 Wealthy 81 goa
g 20 70 Pen Tavis S2Hs3 -. - -o7S2 = f1
osr-tr sr1 E4nftsr4sou 81 75Is2 II Hognd Fail
~ YORK Pppn 50 254s3 % GreeHngs and Pound Sweet
80 head bbs 75caf1 80: co FAR Western per husH box.
e+ * 80 CRAFtTpId1- large per bbl &. 5FHS5 DO
s+aII s56s7- PEARS seekei. Ter Dbl S@n25: 10 per
tIsf bo1 81 5o0s25o. - per kee SlHS1 ~. DO furr=
20 per hl s. 5oas4 p: = Ie1rTe dAHiol ant Clair
e5a5e head bLl sl1x2 50. d. PER head bb. 75c0
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24

fuenced by declines at European grain centres tne
market opened easy. with prices sc 70 nc oelO"
yesterdays close. Within the first ten minutes
however. prices had been run up aoout &c on
active buying by commission houses and pit trad
ers which based portion OF a disparcn
from Argentina regarding the amount OF ddIiSse
to the growing wheat crop by the recent frosts
According to first versions OF this d1Spatch the
damage was estimated at about 20 per cent the
total CROP. Later, when II became known that the
per cent referred only to district. and tnat
the damage TO the entire crop was no more tnan
had been previously estimated a great many OF
the early buyers turned sellers, which caused
quick decline During the remainder OF the day
the market continued weak, and before the decline
was checked prices had dropped approximately 1c
from the high point Of the day. Wet weather IN
the Southwest inspired selling throughout the
entire session. Rains were again general In the
winter wheat belt west Of the Mississippi River
and snow reported in Nebraska and Western
Iowa the precipitation east OF the mississippi
stiH negative quantity. Receipts or wheat
In the Southwest showed some falling on ott tAe
movement IN the Northwest was still liberal EX-
porters claimed an absence OF export business mere
or at the seaboard, but the actual clearances OF
former sales we're liberal, being So go bushels
Total exports for the week. reported b. Brad
streets equal 70 6.l2S0 900 bushels cash Wheat
here was easy and offerings were liberal Primary
receipts were IU7700o bushels, compared with lv-5-
OOO bushels the corresponding day year ago Min
neapoIis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
S31 cars against SI3 cars last week and IL cars a
year ago
Corn was firm ali DAY. despite the slump in
wheat Unsettled weather in the corn belt was one
OF the chief buush influences Southwestern Iowa
reported from to four inches OF snow. ehu
Nebraska also reported heavy snowfall Reports
from interior points IN Illinois claimed that farmers
were holding their new corn for higher prices
Some OF the advance gained early In the day az
lost late Ia the session owing 10 selling inspired
by the weakness OF wheat. but the close was nF'A
with prices a shade TO i.c higher December closed
M s2i 10 sazsc and Nav az 6as.c TO s2aac. Local
receipts were loo cars. with = OF contract grade
Oats were easy early In the day because OF sell
ing by cash interests hut rallied IN sympathy with
the firrnness OF corn. Cash oats we're Inclined %
drag and prices were nc lower The market closed
steady with December at 47iac and May az +S1sc-
Local receipts were 1l9 cars
Trade In provisions was dull. and the market
was inclined 20 be weak nearly all day. Receipts
OF i've hogs at Western packing centres were lib
erai to-day and predictions were for continuance
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
DECISION AGAINST A. o. BROWN & CO.

TWO decisions were rendered against A .. Bzovr
Co. and the San Domingo Gold and Copper Com
pany yesterday. by the Appsllate DtTisioa % ths
Supreme Court, IN favor OF Thomas G. Gaylord.
who is suing 20 recover S125.o00 fo- uareaIised
profits a subscription for ESQ shares OF stock IN
the copper company Gaylord Was employed BY A.
o. Brown & Co. and began his actions before ths
collapse OF the firm
While there are Two suits. one against A O
Brown s Co. and the other against the San Do
mingo Gold and Copper Company. the complaint is
Identical IN each.
OF the lower court reversed with costs In thess
Gaylord appealed from the ovsrruIins OF his de-
TO A. o. Brown & Co.'S answer as not BE-
ing satisfactory. and his demurrer TO the separzcs
defence put up by the San Domingo company. Ths
case has VET reached trial
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24

nnv light steady choice s. gs5 p:s .5asD 81 6sr SSS
50 90 1I7e Tsthers 81 1O9S4 10: bulls and G9n-
91oP g HoGsReeeiPts fair s assys s
,,rT1a hsavies S5 90 s6 10; rneolILs' 80
biaJ YorSers 20 ass s0 light Yo5SerS' S'@
e. g. nfgs 81 5Od 81 49, -oughs 81 2o@ ,,
50 bnssi 12 ps Cct 2s-CATTLE5aloe l5weT ogt9ass S
Lin-e-s 81 75dS5 80. common, % oO5e1 - e. 80
anq P6Si5c higher to good s1iPPeEs 81 IS
e. S. .o11T1on S2aS2 so 81 . -~s@ "
20 ICS325c S3 Loa$S 81 ,-z had
r,4ssio Oct TELE--ttecepII tt1 500
East 6541e steers s. eog$6 sc.,nts
qu!,t pe and 5Oe higher; S6as9 Is SSS5 S5
n l1 6esd active ard 25c higher aea'S ~ 81 SS
oUOo VS$lasS 25. Workers s. 25q<5 70. ss
] iXsl e. 759S %; daires and grassers srea5y
S-fI s6fF3S-Recepts. 10000 head ac--'e @1
unchanged -. % -rATTLE-Receipts, 1000 head
kaisaS 400 oIfherns: market STEADY .r.- az rv1-
3t xr1rt and dressed beef steers - s -
5 SO 80 Western steers S3 oOs5 aS5 - Sour
70 g1l co eEGs4 10 Southern steers e. - no+;r.
rs 81 75S3 Is; native cows S 'oI " 81 80
f0S-Recevts, 10 coo zeais s5 Lsyv & 20
s5 Co. packers and butcher 50 g9sFS3 900 head
20 - ~ Ianbs 10c higher; for shesS7s To- Ussta~r
81 25qS5 30 EYES . s5 western sheep. So +0gS4 stock
ere and feeders s. -0dS4 - -, * ~ Cc.,ba-
$50 Oct s-CLovERsEED.cash g t2 t0 90 %
- Lo2i eCeTnber SIS 10; March s. % No . . w. " .
- - =! - y. ..ttscts4 81 CO. ALSIKE-Prirne 80 CO.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

s1 E c5e: @ e8 @ 3a & cars 81 of s3 ss5 sads he9 @
and and 5qG 5as In1I. "a @ m nIs Sc Sees Sg e- j Ibt
| supply and active at an advance Of log I5c' bulls
to good steers s6id at s. % s. 50 per 100 rs oxen
and stays al S. . s. 80; bulls s. asa cows at
81 2og s. 60 and a few eAtra 1@I e9TS a - = ~
10sc per ID for native SIDES and 6a7c for Texan beef
higher at II I3c per To- dressed weight refrigerator
beef selling London II per 10. To-norrow
l- -oV oSa ,s-.ta sor S~.T,bc-y = son. -
Phadelpha. for London takes 200 quarters OF
1850 quarters for the Morris Beef Company So DO
e Tl7 aLe Ia ' fattSL go yysre sbpBsd by s q Co.'S
Britain the exception Of cattle and Il sheep.
sales-McPherson < CO: 20 Virginia steers Gcoarse)
80 q0i io91 e. 20 st a. 81 40 70ea h a. 81 76 s 3o
i. 81 % 10 virginia oxen oxen 1913 r. al 50 25: 6la
h. at 81 DO 1900 10 IS s.; do. 1854 Ib at s. 5oi
a75 5I H. "a. At s. So do 1919 d. at DO a7s b at
81 80: do Zso p al s. so do $50 lo At 81 s. 80
s. o5; u Do I212 I6 at 81 80 @ 5qls l6s5 b. At 81
h, At s. 80: 26 DO sci b. at So 10; do $50 b. at
go 5 3d. at s s. 81 o al Do 10 20 q @ at 2 St II 5 q DO s6
b. 81 80; 10 do, 66s lb. at 81 80; DO 500 ID. at
TTs s su s9 1s6 d EFsa x at e seer Sc v4su st a. d5 at So
.
1850 h at s3 10. cow soc r. at 81 So do. s67 DO.
CAIVES-Recetpts were 500 head. including 3T4
butchers and 12s for the market Good yeals were
westerns: rrassers we're entirely nominal About 76
calves mainly westerns. were held over Common 70
dressed quiet a 14c; country dressed = q
I2hc. dressed grassers and fed calves at 5aTo.
So 75 per 100 10; do ID. al So do. 100 ID. at
To6fn {. Shannon: 8 vsas ls7 n, at SO; do $50 n.
J. G. curtis & Son: vsais n. at S.
EeTus Commission Company: veals, 155 n at SO.
Fred J. KratZ: veals. OF various weights al 81 so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 34is cars or
1852 including % for sIaUghJerers and 4
Sheep dull and easier: lambs very slow
10a15c lower; about 10 cars we're held Com
few head 81; culls. 81 50dS2, prime
SASS So culIs, 50 25TS3 n. yearlings.
Dressed mutton dull at 5Gsizc per ID. Dressed lambs
saIes-Rerns Commission Company 512 Indiana lambs.
70 at So % 100 10; 10 do (culs) 4s p,
50 10 80 Indiana sheep. III n al So 10 Al 90 cus)-
J. G. Curtis & Son 100 state lambs 10 n. at s. 20;
80 do 20 70. al 81 %: do (cust 35 n. at 50 25;
Jeine. Wright Co: IA state lambs. II n s. y.
20 state sheep. IA n al s. To-. -,
n. 81: % West Virginia sheep, Iol
Newton & Co: 2so West Virginia lambs 90 rs at
s. - 25s do 81 n. a 81 y
Tobn & shannon Iss state lambs, Il n. s. 374
q state sheep. l04 10, at 50.
70 n at s. 25; s5 % do ca 81 90:
ycaruEs. &c p. at 81; state sheep a6 10,
81; d. 30 ~ at So do 100 ~ at s. 80; ouiis.
% 49, Irdl Z Co: 80 state sheep 1o7 70. at s. e5
HOGS-Receipts were II cars, > SIS head. ell for
saugherers with the exception OF II head. Iy
frrn ana higher advces reported
Country dressed hogs steady ar 74<GSl4c per n.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October ., 1908
raI-FFF---Ee ccfee market . l--eEu-
showed pretty stead whole.
zs- crez5lE points higher 20 . JCl1t- lower and
80 ne. -chanEe5 points lower during the middle
recovered loss, closing net unchanged Sales
= -~r.-reS @ - 80 bags. European cables
- r-az-iz- receipts heavy snd frn offers OF
s--ss - lower Nevertheless there consider
and local bCI support absorb offerings,
81 axe ez-v t-reEula-iry TIE market seemed 70 be
reported
go ~ -s- Era-Ic. and conditions supposed
- f--sbe certain trade authorities claim that
been made from such a poor
ses s-G September Towering has been reported
So Opinions &c this mixed. however. and
-hs Is promising fairy vel
general The weakness IN the Santos
roz OK planter rather than the and
= ,s reduction II TIE return 10 the planter some
s---e-.tfes believe that the IS
xri-h - further decline be expected The spot
.---ssr- unsettled with E scarcity Of
r. -eesh5s the advance IN the price Of that
Ezile higher grades somewhat easier
-aa q prices IL the local market
-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
TAxIcAB STRIKE OFFICER ARRESTED.

Charged with grand larceny BY Jacob Mann q
New Haven hotel keeper. Ferdinand ". Church
thfrry-eight years Old. arrested the tent OF
the New York Taxicab Company. where the spe-
eial officers and strike breakers are housed az
S7th street and Eighth avenue last night Church
is a special officer and had charge OF the men IN
the tent
at No. Is7 Ryer9on street. Brooklyn, with giving
Mann check on the First National Bank oG New
Haven for 30 for which there was no money IN
the hank AT the time the housekaepSr
missed diamond studded gold watch. which she
valued at sc.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24

local Tor cotton quiet and IN
cla1F=1 N=oc Tor Cl5GCi-nE upland and 3 soc for
sc----g t5-s Sales 1su bales for consumption and
ft' delivered contract. Southern spot markets were
tesg-e---l follows Galveston s-esuE and un-
r-zlEHC &C. sales I'D bales \e7- Orleans steady
Sn1 ---f- higher sales -T25 bales Charleston
E-sscT a-[ unchanged - Houston steady AM
UNCHANGED ec- Ezles. baies Wilmington steady
az unchanged ~ 1870 Memphis STEADY and
caz1EeG a. 91-76c. sales, 5000 baIes. Mobile very
sea1y s-c lice higher at sac sales, 200 balss.
eeFar-zt 60 ans lice higher ~ sac; sales z5s+
1sleE Norfolk steady and unchanged a. &c sales.
ssS 5aaes Baltimore nominal and - higher at 97zc
A-E-z-a STEADY and higher ~ 9iEc- sales, lzsI
os5s Louis steady and L higher a. exc sales.
9 bales L---fe s-es6E and = &C hiZher st SIC
Lst-ra-=t rece--s leading points for Saturday
A. Selves--- 090 70 - Coo bales. against iT413
a. week 7-Ece year New Orleans. 10000
= --l9a last week and s203 last year,
Seek and g 1f-
-orc- Exchange sueC-sl liverpool cables Spot cot
= ccie-. Eaez 900 bales specula-io1 and export
-i American 1G9 receipts. $4,000. American, 81
90 N.cd--rE upland. 5o4d- Futures opened steady
e DCE-s advance closed firm Al net advance q
- = p1lr-E Gc-coe-- zES6- October NcTer-lber-
@-s-- T2-zc- DsceETtera anu
a. z-1--E. and February March
e8--7c Marcia and Aprtl-1fa-- 1 46Si. d MAY
s-ls ---e-Tl--- zs7-zd: J-ly-AuEIsL- 46oc Nan
eassts7-Tsrzs far buslness doing; cloths IN more
osre-c
-s t-l-11z lotzl receipts of cotton - al
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
srpopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,ooi Oct 2s-Cosing: WHEAT-spot d3.l: S 10 :
wssJe-n winter Is 7s.d: futures quiet; T s}aasI:
a7ioan s mixed y 4ad; futures quiet SIe
FLOUR-Wlnter patei'Js
- TI, s-Canadfan steady. Is btsc mr. a
4nson CPacife Coast. steady a. l5s9tz lO9 asa
Ztr5 e frr sos HAMsshort cut IA TO lS 10 easY
e. n aCyON- cut N TO 90 10 etzsf.a
9 9ds oSo-, -ib fe 10 "a easy 52s long cleI -
git os 10 "a 10 weak. 51s sd long Gear - 90 ~
-, short clear bacNs 10 20 -"
S11 " ass Sd: clear bellies. u 20 10 10 gus PT
It,r-T Tr Square II l3 To duli 4Ds "a
T,ri-a Western IN tlerces steady 4ss pa Aui -,
a1td In pals. quiet, Bis CttEEss -, iIea5 new
sfea5y COS TALLOw-Prtme city firm 55 - ne
FTROI.EuM-steady. 7Ad. RosIN-Conni'on s'sa-'
Is
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24


xz-- TO-DAY. with business general, realizing
kszvr particularly e. the lale session and after having
x.uE- g155 gan with fall and winter months making
s5ss- szsE - define 1G6 points sales were
- bales The market opened de-
cs-e G = % generally points
zsll= --s-e slight reactions the general
q b-lade1---g demand through
houses covering and support from
Important Interests AfJar selling Al net advance of
81 -5--s making high records tor the season On
heavy enough suggest that some of tEe
taking profits The close
r Probably
E--z- ths fact tEaI frosts
t-.v- rele-. heavy rams -he Western belt,
s-.-.-- Liverpool and the thai while contracts
-[-z--- Esz-s- thar spot cotton they stil
he1v --r7- parity Interior stocks accC---zt-lg
--s-az--= t1e heavy pot movement, and
nothing situation 20 vaT-
g Further much
saE~ -re level @ september .
sD---z--slt Kings week. movement figures follow:
p s---sG5 bsl=s. against a. $50 bales last
overland NILS and CaEada. z27S4 bales against
~feeo hzos g stocks
51e22 bales last
sight fl- 5>1-t36 balsss
30 bzlcs -o-zl crop movement
Pr -e1e @l45ss bss - de1uc1ed receipts season.,
ErEz- -5-f fG1 batcs year overland mills and
g-s5s 10P 81 Ia-es against 4zSIS bales last year;
E5-s-- -alz51Es bales. against 23g GO bales
- s7s Lz-Hs - Bales brought
t-Tr EC- -ss-C4T bales against
- crop movement IS
= a1srH-=z tzys -hs season asaLas- tttyve Gays
To ---s r. c.ra-, prices Il the local market today
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
orAER MARkETs-eY rELEeRAPH.

Chicago Oct 28.-CATTLE-Re estimated.
about y 500 head. market Il 25c lower all but
choice steers butcher cattle 81 409S7 co:
coyFs 50 90 heifers, S34S4 %; bulls, s. 50R
81 So 81 ocss so. stockers and feeders s. 90
III EOGS-Receipts, estimated, about 20
head: market weak to &c lower. choice heavy snip
ping s. so. butchers So s0as8 light mixed S. 10
n s5 4G- cAolce light So 50TS5 20. packing, 81 45 u
s. 30. pigs 50 5oas4 7oi bulk Of sales s. A5@S5 80
SHEEP Receipts estimated. about 5000 head
ket steady loe higher sheep, 81 80 GSi 49, lambs
81 E0a s. 60 yearIings s. S5aSi 10
Union stock Yards. Eittsburg. oct 23--CATTLb--
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct 23.-Weakness Of Euronean gain
markets had a depressing effect to-day on the
local market hnal quotations showing net losses
of Isc to &c Corn was firm oats we're steady ana
provisions easy. .
With the exception OF a brief period early in the
dav the wheat market was inclined to be weak. and
al the close prices were almost at the bottom IN
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
klNsELLA LEAVES LICENSE BUREAU.

James EInsella deputy chief OF the Bureau OF
Licenses In Brooklyn. has sent his resignation
Mayor Mcclellan. During the recent Bureau of
Licenses public hearings witnesses testified that
Kinsella had accepted fees To- licenses larger than
the legal fees KinselIa denied he had done
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24

Of ths heavy movement At the close prices were
&c higher 20 IOc lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. a carsi
corn. III cars; oats. 145 cars hogs. l3.0W read