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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-25
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that new
Directory of Subscribers of the Mutual
Telephone Co. will shortly be published.
All subscribers desiring any change
of name or address are requested to
leave instructions in writing at the
Office of the Company, corner of Alakea
and Merchant streets, on or before
Monday, August 31st, 1908, after which
date no changes viii be made for the
new DIRECTORY.
Honolulu, August 21st, 1908.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO, LTD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-25
BENEFIT PROGRAM TOMORROW

All arrangements for the Settlement
Picture Benefit to be held in the Opera
House next Saturday evening are 60
ing on pace. A large number of local
amateur performers have volunteered
their services and the program viii be
announced tomorrow. The booking plan
is being made out and viii, be on ex-
hibition at the Bergstrom Music COM
pany tomorrow morning when tickets
viii be on sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-25
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Will De paid by the HAWAIIAN GA
ZETTE CO., LTD, for the arrest and
conviction of any person found stealing
copies of the Advertiser from ad-
dresses of subscribers.
C.-S. CRANE,
Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-25

Rudolph Spreckels is expected in Ha-
wall next month with view to look
ing over the proposed extension of
Bishop street to the waterfront, which
will involve Spreckels' property.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-12
FIRST RETURN ER0M POLICY OF
WRECKERS.

Follow the destructive policy OF the
morning paper, read its wholesale
Misrepresentation of those who point
the errors Of its alleged small-farm
policy, and you have the food on
which the Pendleton Tribune brows-
ed to misrepresent Secretary Garfield
as the exponent of destruction for
Hawaii.
Mr.. Garfield is a man of very d.
rect language. He said all that he
had to say while in Hawaii, and one
is perfectly safe in concluding that
he has not told anyone or intimated
that the progress of Hawaii would
be wrecked by any such scuttle pol
icy as the Tribune outlines.
Those who have followed the de-
structive arguments Of the morning
paper, arguments which Mr.. Garfield
referred to as most unfortunate and
utterly wrong, can very quickly find
the reason why newspaper of the
mainland misinterprets Garfield's re.
marks for progressive diversification
as part Of the consistent policy OF
ruin the morning paper has been pro-
noting here and abroad.
The Tribune article is one Of the
first returns of the campaign of mis-
representation. There will be more
outcroppings when Hawaii goes be
fore Congress and its enemies lin,
up against It on the tariff.
The question now, as the question
has been for many months, is: How
long the people of Hawaii are goinl
to stand for such vicious work?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-12
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

The Morning Calf-Tender, some
times better recognized as Old Sour
Ball, expresses the belief that an
American is fool to recognize the
Star Spangled Banner" as the Ma
tional Anthem when it is played on
a humstrum or a violin.
This view of it does rot surprise
those who know the Sour Ball.
The Calf-Tender's unhappy dispo-
sition has brought It to such an acri-
monious condition OF gifted jolts that
its principal mission in life appears
to be to declare that anything the
Bulletin says Is, isn't; and what
ever the ulleti n says Isn't, Is.
Cheer up, Sour Ball.
No one has ever charged the Sour
Ball with being a loyal American,
why wax sour and say unpleasant
things?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-12
TEN YEARS OF AMERICANISM

Ten years of annexation, ten years
of Americanism, has brought to Ha-
wall all and more of the benefits
promised by the most enthusiastic
supporter-American or Hawaiian
of the movement to make these ISL
ands part and parcel of the United
States.
The people have profited financial
ly. Our industries have developed
steadily. In spite Of all the ups and
downs, the people of Hawaii are do
ing more business and have greater
certainty of brilliant prospects than
were remotely possible under the old
conditions. There is more independ.
ence OF character among the poor PEG.
pie and less trucking to the criminal
aggression of political and moral hyp.
ocrites.
The greatest boon OF our ten years
under the American Flag is the ad
vancement In popular government
The people of the Islands are more
completely in control of their own az
fairs than they ever were under an,
of the forms Of independent govern
ment. From the mainland American
standpoint, our measure of self-gov
eminent is still very meager, but tn,
liberal principles have a firmly estab
lished foothold. They will never b,
overthrown though the vicious reac
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-12

of the mainland would do If 1t were
learned that the chief of police had
borrowed money from leader in the
red-light district.
Corrupt as 1t is said to be. how
long would the city of New York toll.
crate a Chief of Police who admitted
that he borrowed money Of a dive.
keeper-earnings from prostitutes9
Here In Honolulu we have the rec
ord of the "moralists" apologizing
for such an "indiscretion"!
Wouldn't moral wave of that
type jar the sensibilities of the hon.
est men and women of the mainland ?
Is 1t any wonder that "moralists'
in Hawaii who defend such an Off.
cial course are referred to by the av.
erage citizen in terms of scorn and
disgust?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-12
NORALISTS AND LIGHT NOTES.

1t would have been hundred
days sensation II the so-called re-
formers of Honolulu had done any
thing but apologize for the indiscre-
tons of their reform" Sheriff.
The present attitude is merely one
Of the incidents of consistent hypoc-
I'sy that has marked the history Of
the "reformers" since Towser was n
pup. They can see a ''vindication"
in the declaration of Grand Jury
that the "indiscretion' of a public
Official prevented an Indictment of a
diye-keeper with desire to bride.
II is the same old Honolulu story.
The moral" mentality of the hypo-
critics is swayed solely by whose OK
is gored.
They think Iaukea, whom the
Grand Jury has found anything but
a capable Official, should not resign.
They are ruled by their prejudices
and their selfish desires---not by hon
esty or common decency He was
Their candidate. He was Their Sher.
IN.
That is the way such matters go In
Honolulu. But they will be changed
The policy of Iaukea's apologists IL
utterly un-American and fundament
ally opposed to the principles of goot
government. This is appreciated BY
any person who will stop to consldej
what the citizens of any municipalit!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-12
WEDNESDAY

The moral" organ of the Terri
tory of Hawaii is on record as de-
claring that there is nothing morally
wrong in chief of police borrowing
money from the keeper of house of
prostitution-money wrung from the
sorrows of fallen women. Has the
organ said so, in so many words? Oh
course not. 1t is daily acting the
mart, and IL knows II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-12

Mr.. 8. J. Massey, formerly resident
Of Toronto, and a wcll.known business
man, writes from 2l7 Guy street, Mon
treal, Quebec:
II wish to testify to the good results
have derived from The use OF Peruna.
"Having been troubled for several
years with catarrh OF the head, i de-
cided to give Peruna a fair trial and I
can truly say have received great ben.
eft from its use. 1t evidently strikes
at the very root Of the trouble and good
results are soon noticeable.
~ have also found Peruns very
valuable remedy for stomach trouble
and Indigestion.
~ have no hesitancy whatever in rec
ommending Peruna as reliable catarrh
remedy"
There are several kinds OF indigestion.
The trouble may be due to sluggish
ness Of the liver, arrangements of the
bowels, enlargement of the pancrcas, or
1t may be due to the stomach itself.
In nearly all cases of stomach indiges-
ton catarrh Of the stomach is the cause.
The only permanent relief is to remove
the ca.arrh.
Peruna has become wcll-known the
world over us a remedy in such cases.
The following wholesale druggist
will supply the retail trade:
Benson. Smith & Co., Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-12
BAND CONCERT.

There will be public moonlight
band concert at the roof garden of
the Alexander Young Hotel thiseven-
ing at 1880. Following is the pro-
gram
PART ].
Overture-"Holiday" ...... Conterno
March-"F'estival" .......... Billion
Waltz-"My Lady Love" -. kiddell
Observation-Disclosures Girl" -. Bale
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian songs.-ar. by Berger
Medley-"Best of All' -. Williams
Selection-"American Airs" : onterno
Fpale-"Hawaiian Melodies. Berget
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

NEW YORK Dec. B-a0staE quotations
n mfrfmE rrueEF-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
NETWORK STOCKS AND BONDS
selling Pressure Subsidies and Support
Seems Elective
SHARP wELKNEss NEAR Ex1
Colorado a sgufherB Srcurfsses Rise
On Announcements 81 Its Pur-
chase Of BurltREtoa
Interest,".

NEW YORK Dec. M--hsre was q sub
sluenct ~ the severe selling pressure IN
The STOCK market To-Day. ana HuTspurl
seemed 10 be effective IL sustaining prices.
The demand din moi prove aggressive and
was backward in fouuv-inr any udvHnre
II p-lces ans me Isl weakened Sharply
A. ths END
There was q conspicuous rise in the
Colorado a Southern Securities. embracing
both the stocks AND bonds. the lErrer max
lnE even more married advance than LhE
stocks This iE one Of the minor railroad
properties which has figured muFt uf1an
tH1eiy IN runors psturluE 70 absorption into
one o. Lhe other o. me large railroad EyE-
lens The working ont Of 8 Vru5sCt 10
cUNeT Lhe carrying trade from the north
NeEl 70 the Gulf % Mexico is Indicated IN
lbs pruJeC- as vel as IN others involving
elher railroads between those regions which
have also figured IL similar rumu-E. The
purchase 81 The pruDerU in he interest Of
the Chicago. Burlington A. Quincy WAS
practically confirmed during The DAY
The American Railway association cum
mice reports another increase N the IutRl
U surplus cars 1ur The month ending De-
cemper 2 amounting 10 26A, hr1nE1nE The
iol& q 1a.b4S " 10 the highest figure
touched since September 2 The bauk
statement m irE details. lE an Illuminating
exhibit uf the effect o. q rise il the money
rates on Lhe depOsll with New York
cleErlnE house banks on winch they pay
: per CEN IL other banks and trust com
panisE- The reduction q over 26la0en In
the cash holdings q the clearing hDuss
banks. which was 1hR CuuEs Of the ad-
vznce II money rates has been accom-
panied by q reduction Of s2.5- .SR N the
luEn averages and ~ N8.Tub0O in the
actual loans and thar IN 3 week that has
seen I'D unusually large amount u i'm
puTlHnt new financing and charging g.
mHnd f0- banking credits. The increase q
S1G. 46t.6do In -he loans q trust companies
and other banks points 70 the source from
which pBT1 OF the new resources were Be-
cured
Bonds were STEADY. Total sales. pE-
value. &.3nC.0N United States Is, regis
tered. declined \ pe- ceu- on call during
he week
Nunbe- Of sales EDE 1ssnIng quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
SICK MAN FALLS OFF WAGON
overcome bF AfflIctiOn and Tumbles
10 GrOund. HurttRg Himse1f
Painfully.

FrHnk ShBvIik- Z driver for the Busch
Transfer Company Wa painfully injured
about . O'clock ny falling from his wagon
u Thirteenth and William streets when
seized with IL eplspuc fl, and having the
heavy wagon pass over ms shoulder. The
left shouldeT was badly bruised End the
scEpulH may have been broken ShEvIk'E
beBd WIS also bruised
The young man. = years Of AEe. was Sit
mig on the wagon sea- with VIII Stanley,
when shHvIE fen while the wagon WAS II
motion Before Stanley could stop the
team & wheel passed over ShHTlIk's
LEFT shoulder. When taken 70 the General
hospital II the patrol wagon, he was con-
fused Hnd d~eliriuuE and called repsEIsGly
fOr ms brother ID. VINO IVES present.
Police Surgeons Smith ana Harris attended
him. lie lives with an uncle near Ninth
and Canton streets IL Ihs vicinity Of Xiv
srrlew park. He Is unmarried. Els brother
lives al I'D South Ninth srrseL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Renressnrrtra ERleE

sHEEP-There was no rresh reCaiptF u
sheep Today a. ieEsT none OF Euv cuuse-
qleuce, ana there was very Iirrle IN The
WY OF huioover an the yards, 50 1ha1 the
marEFI VIZ practically bare The receipts
Tor the week have been VeTy liberal SHOW
ING q large gam over las- Week and were
almost soluble rhry were a wear EEu.
b-ner mArkeL points have also been over
supplied The reBUlr u 100 free mErEar-
iuE inst before the huhdEyK when Inc
demand II never TOO brisk. created q rHpis
movement III values with rhe
result rha1 an markets are quoted lover
-han last week
LEmhE have SUIT red the most decline
Al THIS point they are generally uuu-=d
a1a75c lower Than lEEi week D-her msrke-F
have shown q similar loss. Chicago r=-
porting some KINDS EW lower for the week
EeHrttuEE haze also shown cuuEiderahl
loss. being &G65c lower for the week Cd
sheep and good fsd ewes have been IN
such hEIt supply that they have moi shown
50 much clEuEe, hut Erl The feeling is
rhEz ~EuTIEInE uke q liberal supply u mat
lower.
FsedsrE have remained steady Al the
week IN Spite ~ TIE severe break IL The
market for killers Anything that feeder
buyers could use met win very ready
HEla and 1eedm buyers nave been taking
3 EDBs mEIE 81 the lambs a. har-sr urineF
than packers nuuld par as high - sEE
mas hHEn paid TINS week for lambs 70 Re
tEken ouf and placed on feed Egain-
Ths feeling EmunE the sheep man a. that
VIII EE1- reretulE me market uuE1t - ~
m 10 WurBs CONDITION Lhe cuminE Waak
N 1a- rhE lnuE far n - - d urrla ksItHr
On ne murs daE1uAie EntE ~ EuarE
bud hasEE neciTrE Ehuul1 - EFuided ~ rhf
saEs1n N1an ne rHus1Ul1E puzzle p2gE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
NEW ToHk GENERAL MARKET
auotntisn, 90 the nay en Vnrious
Gu~mmudTrE~s-

NEW YORK lee. Is-FLOTE-ReculpG
E.f0o hhis- srpuTlE. 1nV hhis Markef cul
End luwsr % sci; MiunHsu-a putsutA SO
bE winter ~EtrsiEhts Nssa4E; MinnssguE
bakers. AW0AN. winter extras EAbau -
winter PATENT AT5Fd& WINTER lcW
45b backWheHt -four. cur st E&uL@ p1
C0RNMEAI-stsaav. fine white ana ys-
luw, 45Q1.so; coarse EAqlG. KILN dried,
EfE-pun. No. 2 western &c, Z O b.
RARLET-Firm. mating ssa7nu. C. L e,
BuffR1ns feeding. 6Ag65Ac C. g. l. New
WHEAT-Reusius. n.eO IN. spot mar
Est easy Ne. 2 red, ElG5+@1aTh IN elevHiur
No ree GUln - D H1oaI - ]
No. z hard winter, TIA Z O. b. a1uht
Influenced b. bsHr1sh cables LIQUIDATION
liberal receipts and favorable wBBther news
wheat broke ~ TINS morning bit TEIlsc
closing Lc naf lower December closed Al
SO. ERv. EgHe011O. closing a. E-1os
CoRN-Recerr-g l1m bu. Spot market
cary No. 2 $50 in elevator Enc G-sC. +
q D.. Efloat No . white, GA and No :
Est was uuet and easy. closing 1sc 70 ~
net lower; December, @&@ssAC closing a.
sac. NAY closed a. 6FTpC July closed 81
oATSReceipts' 75,5N bu- spot market
STEADY mixed oats. rs 10 e Ihs- H4a542r
natural white y II 2 ms b4p57e; clipped
49, . ~ Il aa9HH TaER@H
FEED@ulet. sUrLnE brEu.. Z5ui mlo-
dlnEE. &E CITY, g24gblAH
HAE-DuI, No. q GHa7bu9 Eoud 10 choice,
SIC.
HTDEs-Quiet; Bosutk, 2UsQ2&c Contra
American, Ea~c
LEATHEE-StsHcy
FROTIE1CNS-Beef. ErHBcy family ET0a
an 81 mess. ~El&OHu1a.5p5 beef hams. &b-thq
800. packet. G451G1h.5D. city extra India
mess. S26-5u0EaN Gun meats, Gull picEeo
bellies, &.bsn8-25; picked hams. . O1uh.5h
Lard. firm western. - 4Bdh-5n; refInsd.
firm continent. 81 ~. South America. Gl60.
compound. Sc 1G-eu Pork. firm fHml E,
S1.5sa16.5es sn1rt clears s20.0OQ5N6, mess,
E665n18E.
TALLOW-FL-m; CITY G2 per pkg, SAL;
country lDEEs. free. ts0574C
ACE-Gulet; dumesrC, tEtr 10 extra 2h
N6-zcs japan, nominal
! POCLTET-AlvE. dul; chickens, III
fowls. El@c. turkeys, 1Sc. Dressed. firm
western spring chickens, R0ZbCi fowls, Il
@14C- spring rurkeyB, 60G1C
BITTER-SteacEs creamery. thirds 10
firEts, Z}a80c.
CHEESB-Ffrn, state, fun cream specials,
1s-p1B14c: state, September large and email
: col07 &c and white, fancy. 14c; state. o.
tubsr best. Ls11c; late made, small. best
13c. Eoo6 10 prime, u%@12Ac common 10
fair, skins, 1uu 10 specials. ~
6L%c
~B5GS-Frmsr, western firsts. E1aS2c.
seconds. 3ouG1C-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARKEI
Decline IN Wheat Prices Results frun
Lower Gables.
flour traders ARE AFFECTED
Corn ia stin weak Under Heavy sell
tnE and Wbept STARTED SHADE
LEVER, win Ne Hope Of
Immedtate Becsv-rT.


OMAHA. Dec. II. UM
Lover cables caused a weaker vhsEt mar
XII tudEr regardless o. the general uuEnlun
ihat the present values are based on The
domestic conditions.
The general tone uf the corn mHrkHt con-
Times depressed and selling he heavy BY
the large line houses. Receipts are 5000,
hui HucHutnnueE on the late hi4E have been
lev and farmers are refusing 70 take ne
present prices ucIered them
Wheat BIErusd lower on strong HalhnE
caused ny weak cables. and the long wheat
which was carried over night came on
early and broke the marEe- WfaEh hho
little OF No support ans The DEMAND NAh
M On me decline. December NneEl lf1nSl
al AFc and closed ~ Aisc-
Liquidation IN curn Was ne most severe
q any Gay yst TINS season Small lonsh
let 50 thsiT holdings Hnd me hg bears
pressed their advantage. scoring Z goo
DECLINE Cash demand was nh Eood Ena
moor traders experienced uouhit EGZAs
tAks-E Tor their receipts Of lhe uh1 De
ceuhEr opened al a0Ac and c1He1 ~ rc
Primary wheat reUeIplE were 6-b0 bush
eiE and shipments were Lb-NH puhn1Ih,
against reuHfutH last wear O HA.WA buEhElE
and shipments O. ~ COZ bushels.
Corn receipts were kah.00O bushels and
Shipments were go 600 bushels. against re
ceiU1E last wear o. $3.50 bushels Enc ship
mHnts q 80. ono bushels
CHeHrances were 1Ea.uH bushels q corn.
70 bushels o. oats and wheat and -four
equal 10 &-.NW bushels
Liverpool closed N6f~d lower On wheEi
and Am7ed lower or corn.
Loch rEnEe OF options
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20


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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

KANSAS CITY. Dec 60 TT1E-Se-
CeIr-s. 400 hHau Market sJendE- Eecsipls
ant dressed beef Steers. N.Wgus-& fair Ll
good ~&4.asQ6UO, western EreerH. SWHa.bp
E-1CkHrE Hnd fesderB GlgBQ5es suulheT
steers. Ss.auC5 a. suuIheru Cows E-@5pz.o1.
native COWS. &UHu4T5s native heiferE G-I
Wa-f5- bulls. &wlu4-3 calves. A.uNp --W
HpESReCeiurE. 4EH head. Market
strong 70 % higher. Receipts for the week
E2-z8B hsHG TOP. 49, EuIk Of Sales. G.u,
014@U HeEvy. &a.5tQAGh packers ans
butchers. E-&DUS.6r HEaL E.6Bu5.S0s DIGS
& 75d4 "a.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-RersiptF nune
market nom manly EtBa1y. Receipts Tor liz
week. .JO head Ian bs. 81 t#vTf 70 w -
Eut yearlluEs. Ss.FO0s-0. western geHrlLuEE
81 Ba6.5p- western Hhpeu. ETbUz.6ll stock.
s-s ana deederE. EL5UEA7s-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

ST LOUIS. Dec. 1s--ATTLE-EeCaiptE
LOO head including zee Texans Market
steady. Native shipping ana export steers.
L-51a-ED. Dressed bsl1 and butcher steers
A-Ns0E-Z Steers uudtr 1000 lbs &laun-nt
s1uckerE and feeders. ST5O4-E; COWS and
hHfe-E. 3 es1t-T- Gamers. ET5H2go. bulls
g. nos ., calves. E.59nT.Ul Texas and H.
dian steers. EeaGG 40 ouEys and heIters
s. RQ4.Hl
EDE-Recsip-E, G0N head. MARKET 10
higher PlEF and hEhls. @2-2sGa a. packers
g. 4tQa.E, butchers and best heavy, G.H
@d.gl
AND ES-EHCeLpLE 6bp neac
Market Steady Naive mutLonE, Ss-Otq4-4
lambs S.g5a-. 800. CuIlE and bucks S-.5tQ4.B0,
ELockers. &-BBqa-5l
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
FOUR YEARS BRINGS SMILE
Sb0rI Term Sentence by Judge Drives
Tears frOm the Eyes of
Ed Dsyle.

The tears q &c Doyle, convicted ~
grand larceny, changed TO smiles Wher
Judge Scars SATURDAY morning sentenced
him 70 four years ia rhf peulrenrisrr.
judge Sears gave hin & stern lecture and
Doyle, thinking he WIS EooUr 10 get the
limit broke into Rahs but when ne found
the court had been Ieniaul with him ne left
the court room happy.
He Was convicted Of stealing an cypress
package from the Union station. Has DE-
Tense was he picked the package W a.
ssnrmindedly. miErAktng II for his own
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices On Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec. M-FHvurHbie conditions
FOR harvesting IL Argentina ana 3 further
break ia the price Of corn here mad lis
effect on the wheat market today. prices
days final quotations. Corn Enn Oats
closed weak and provisions firm
The wheat market opened weak Win
prices Ac 10 81 TO lc lower, compared WITH
the previous close. Before the enc u the
FIRST h1ur prices bad dscllned &c 10 &GaRc
below the best marks at the opening
Throughout the remainder q the Gay Eeut-
meu continued hsariEh Hno prices held
around the lowest paint The mRrkef closed
e. HLIuaE1 Lhe bottom. with Nay II SLt5E
01C5M and July a. EEqs7%c Reports from
Argentina stated that weather there Was
dry ans hot, ideal condluuns for harvest
operation, which are in fun swing IN thAl
COUNTRY The adviceE caused weakness IN
the wheG1 market al Liverpool, which WIS
lHrer reflected IN the local market A
further decline in corn prices here also IN
6uced cnnsiderBhle selling Of Whe3L- Insr3
M new export business WAS reported IolAi
EXPORT cJeErHnceE for the gay were AEnLi
beinE equal 10 2ftA0e bu-
The curn market WE again subjected 10
heavy selling pressure by leading elevator
interests. which resulted In ElD further de-
clineE IN prices thH lUW POM To-Day -uI
MAY being reached at bgAc, which was also
The bottom price FOR the July delivery Iht
market closed weak. with prices d shAoe 70
le lower than the previous close Will MY
N SaIrc and July a. 68@Beasc
Oats were weak all day The CLOSE Was
enFy. with prices &c lower, compared WIN
the previous close Final ~QupIhI1hs On
Nav were 5gA m5854c and on July ~
Provisions were quiet hui firm Prices
81 the clDse were bp10c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows
- rrc.af w.