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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14
kilohana Art
League Notes

Upon taking the present Art League
modelled and renovated Mr. Keen, the
Government Inspector of Buildings is
on the building committee, and he has
repeatedly pronounced it one of the
safest assembly buildings in Honolulu.
This was not a fact during the tenancy
of the Elks. VIII all members assure
their friends of this fact as the League
expects to occupy it's present quarters
for at least two years more. Why
these scares should arise in Honolulu
so often is a mystery. For several
years after the rebuilding of the Opera
House after the fire, similar reports
We're started at regular intervals.
Besides DR.. and Mrs. Humphris, Mrs.
Waterhouse who took the part so ably
of the Queen of Hearts in Mother
Goose" and Mr.. James Wilder will be
seen to great advantage in Lady
Fortune"
If the lanai were only ready one of
Admiral Sperry's suggestions would
have been carried out in advance. The
drillshed, because it is not too neac the
ships, with dozens of tents on its cam
pus, is the place for the sports The
market building should be converted
into a beautiful large lanai, dancing
should be in order every evening and
our guests be allowed to enjoy one of
the most beautiful Hawaiian customs.
an entertainment in a lanai.
sS<SSsSSSSSS>SsSSSSS SSSSSSSSSScSc>SsSS
another meeting, at which they could
have their revenge, and one of the
ladies would scrawl her name and
address on one of the cards they had
been playing with, adding the day and
hour for the renewal of hostilities.
Cards would seem TO be returning
to their original use, for after years
of gentle seclusion they find themselves
written over in all kinds of ways and
unceremoniously sent by post.
- - -
The program of the vocal concert to
be given in the Bishop Hall, oahu
College, on Thursday evening, June %
will be published this week. The songs
to be sung, in each part of the pro-
much appreciated.
~ ~ ~
Among those who are spending the
weeks end at Haleiwa are f. O. White
and family of six, his two eldest sons
having just returned from the Coast;
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Porter, Mrs Lee
Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Larnach,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Cooper, and many
others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14
CALLING DAYS IN HOMO
LULU.

y Mondays Punahou, Manoa
. Height College Hills, Ma
q kiki.
2 Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani
/ Park, Kaimuki and Palolo.
|. Wednesdays-Nuua and Pun
3 nut. Above Nuuanu bridge,
3 first and third Wednesdays;
. below, second and fourth. L
z Thursdays-The Plains.
Z Frfdays-Town and Hotels.
3 Ss.turdays-Kalihf.
q q y q = q . e u e e g q e .& . a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

additional Society Notes on Page 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

Besides DR.. and Mrs. Humphris, Mrs.
Waterhouse who took the part so ably
of the Queen of Hearts in Mother
Goose" and Mr.. James Wilder will be
seen to great advantage in Lady
Fortune"
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05

s per n s IS TO & s.Ss4a glRs AND se nj s s
EsE PRIME Wsss.rn per ~ s ss dS pPo5 Fowls per
PsjS FogSSs and invoice, of
ing especially active shade hrtpeT
irregular quality value Nearby 1ns sgrss
poultry on moderately active but fancy tuTkeyGs G and "a
first hands broilers have only moderate outlet.
Ducks AMI geese slow We qaote lced[IURk1Efs, ~ nens
mon % fair 1ssI4c: caicKISs 6roers Phlls
ssa4oe ssPa,s Tow1 Western DRY picked fancy
sgsci Size s eo do western dry picked poor to fair a2
sealded 11lAg3.e heavy fowls 1s1c ns 9S
fsfns s1and p ras s.sf fe Gc s1s
ssims nee Gnh drE xRs fa "ssfs1 psr % mixed
s 25sil 90 Ssos do dAS * @ Do DO TOMS tos Se l.
tg5ksys No 2 l2gISc; s ds old no af1NG ciIcKENs
So S fsS1sc f3ws aTs picked. lis14c DUCKS iss
1ssz ana Asn nea NsH
and lower but demand ssve 5 rTss ss'' wRch IS higher
Artichokes dull Bees and carrots goGp ana avg sappS
SeE s sas1 alsG fary afs steady cbeases and
aTer Eat prices sh0@ no sRDs5s iQsa pea.
sbs r1Essy veil ii i9s RSo5 best so94s9 ads -a s
ply. but meeting good outlet, bsni as quoted
quote POTATOES BeTmuda as per S 6O FIS1tGa 81 new
%hits aG 81 s2ss9 So p Do Su MaiPs P
PS sack S g. g sz 20 30 30 s:lS 90 sgc2pea a
per i6Sfb bag s2qs2 & SWEET OF dIs punches s5c
ss sS SARTfcHoK CalifOTpls per aru sss DO
PEsESTS North Carolina. per 100 81 ARPoTS
Sth Ssroiina per bbI s1qS2 do New 9xI
per 100 punches s2gs3 do old per oO 5csI Is DO per
CELERY Florida s Per Pgocas a DO per gOs
.1 M tiF Norfolk per bbl, 81 2oGsl 90: 40 Eat
ca carolina per c IS Do segsh csI2a 81 s, s.
NIB F85a New @ Orleans per Dbl s2gs3 do Psr
Sasset sla$l % EscAR1LAs srsi 25: EGGPfANTS.
F6fIaa f7@za Soaf: So g Sdsss R
BssESy PssS N9th ao Ss5S5in16 SSd 6x16Ss Ts2ss
5Gc ST. DO crate 81 a5gsi do ye9T Per s de-
e. 40 n 81 so; do Bermuda, per Go Egyptian
nh9T per standard crate. 81 40 - o.; Der loo 81
Per Pas florida per carrier. 81 50gsS 90 90 sI9s8
sIasa 30: OYSTER PLANTS per f92 DgsSS. .5 PEAS
PEPPERS s IloI9s baske} 259s1 do North Care
@ ner Dbl basket. s9s2 do per obssst bssst 75c %
Soc 81 25; south CaT9ina; RsfEY New Orleans
S 81 V pep @ bbi 81 So do plain 81 50 S$ q9
nuda per box 79cg 81 RI q 81 % RfiT BARS
i9a 81 5Ggs2 so; sTRING BEANS CnaSnah srsen
and & wa1' K ga 81 IS; do Florida, green per O.
or crate re 81 TO do way &c - ~ nsar6v per
leans per basket sl9s 81 80: M 45csi: SQUASH
Dbl 80 6Sx 75c4s1 25: do yellow crooknecs ~
81 90 TURHSIPs Canada rata0s@ oeE bag 81 Is 81
81 81 'S ,rtLarn white per bbl or Dbl crate
tomatoes Florida per carriers 1aSg e . 1ICrNBFRS &c
CRfSs per 100 punches 81 q 81 90; 2a2 box
81 % 81: LETTUCE hothouSs Per hofhouse
90 y n SOC MINT hothouse. dozen
y Zoe. R4DTsHEs hohouse. per 100 ouncSS So 60
as2. RHrBARB state tat per per bnDches nm s3as4
90 doas Ma LCTOvERSEE-D-Cash sl3; Octooer
g G7I5 TiMOTHY-Prime. s. 10
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
CITY. SELLS MORE RONDS
Controller Disposes of sas, ,00o, 900 at
3 81 Per Cent for Sir Months.

controller Metz yesterday sold SIS coo 900 worth of
SIX months revenue bonds bearing Ss. per cent in
terest to furnish money anticipation of the pay
ment of taxes i'm October
The Controller and several syndicates negotiated
last week for the sale OF s400opeoo In six months
revenue bonds, but the negotiations did not go
through The bond houses wanted 4 per cent in
ferest, and Mr.. Metz wanted to bring them down
TO S'2 per cent. He had paid the J. p Morgan
syndicate per cent s65co000 worth and he
sold some to Mrs. Hetty Green at 514 per cent
Inc syndicate stuck out for per cent and the
negotiations temporarily fell through.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the Guaranty Trust Com
pahy TOOK Nee2.cco each OF the bonds sold yester-
day, Goldman. Sachs & Co. took 81 10000 the
remainder going to eighteen different brokers and
banking houses.
Whether any more win be sold soon to make up
the $4o0oo00o is not certain but il the Controller
can get as good rate probably more will be issued
Inc announcement Of the bond sale at 3s. COM
pared with per cent. paid by the city on sim
mar warrants issued soon after the panic, was
looked upon in Wall Street as a further indica-
ton OF the Improvement in the investment market
which has been in evidence since the successful
floating Of the Pennsylvania loan
reports that considerable portion of these
bonds would be placed in London and Paris were
denied by bankers interested. An officer Of the
Guaranty Trust Company said that it had pur-
chased the bonds for investment only, and had
no intention of selling any of them. He added
that If the company had wanted 20 sell any of
the bonds it would have placed them In this coun-
try rather than abroad as the money rates here
much easier present.
A member of Kuhn Loeb & Co. said that his
firm had purchased its share of the issue for in
vestment purposes and that none of them would
he sold. 1t pointed out in banking circles
that while the bonds high grade collateral
for banking loan, the rate Of interest was too
low for the issue to prove attractive for in
vestOrs.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
OTHER MARkErseY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, May <-CATTLE-Fecefpts. estimated. about
2o0oo head market active and lc higher steers 500
s. % SO 13Es6 % heifers s. 5o1so 20 caves = =
as 75 bulls SO 5oGS5 30 stockers and fseders 50 %
So 10 HOGS-Receipts. estimated. about 100 head.
Io915c Choice heavy shipping - 5O9so V
81 To4$o s.; light mixed 81 4o1 - 90 cnose
ooaS5 10: packing. s. 1Os5 go pigs "a 21s9 3d.
bulk IS 4Sas 80 SHEEP Receipts estinated
s5sS5 Is; lambs. S61<7 %. yearliugs, IS $50 =
Cincinnati. May 4-HOGS quiet and lO9l9c loFers
and shippers s. 7o<5 %, common. - JUs -
CATTLE active and strong fair good shippers 50 90
Sc 5o common. SO 1885, SHEEP steady. sSssS Lafn0s
steady. IS 50dsT -
Buffalo. May 4-CATTLE-Receipts 4.2fo had.
heavy active and srTons
10 higher prime steers. So 1857 shppnS 50 -
ass 75 butchers s. 40Gs5 IS: hesrs. 50 500 s 90 eo7s
81 5OdS5 25: heifers 81 254S4 fresh cows and
springers- active and So higher. s5ds5O NEAIS-Fse-
ceipt 500 head: active - lower. S5s5 90
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head. fairly active and 1yz2so
lower; heavy ana mixed s. 9GGs5 90 workers.. - so
s. eo pigs. 81 5oQs 75 roughs 81 T5$j 90 stays 8 20
asa =; dairies. s. 1jGS5 90 SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts 1900 head sheep active, vethers fjc hise
81 35 yearlss. 50 2GS6 - 1855 s.
EsJ -. sheep mixed. Sass so
City. MAY Receipts. eCs-e had
including 500 Southern market lec higher top
s6 So choice export and dressed beef steers 20 so e
fair good IS s6 50 Western S5sS 59 STOCK
feeders. Sc 5$5 SO 756s6 ::
Southern 35 s. native
heifers. S4dS IS bulls s. 2G s. 25. calves s. 50S5 IS
HOCS-Fsecefpts. 1900 head Zoe
bulk % sales, s. 50Fs5 ~. heavy, s. fsJ 80.
Sc T5dS4 so sHEEP-Recepts 130G0 head Market steady
active Lambs ss1s7 -: yearings. 81 $50
s. So Texas yesrIinEs s. sass -. Texas sheep 81 80
IS A.: stOckers and feeders, S3 50Gsj-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May 4. 1905
-a, tEE-The EThe coffee market showed no special
10 o points higher. the market reacted, with the close
steady net unchanged points lower but safes for the
LAY were under 10000 bags, that the price change
Iiecteo no activity
Inent The opening was attributed
european markets moderate Brazilian
decrease IN the worlds visible supply month,
european connections which was supposed represent
the covering Of shorts But local
to be selling moderate scale offerings being
amply sufncent 70 supply all demands and causing the
markets Havre opened unchanged Il
iost = franc, and Hamburg unchanged 4
hIsfeT The Brazilian cables reported decline OF 75
fes at fSo DIT an unchanged market st Santos
last year and 2SOO0 years Paulo
were 10000 bags against 100 Jundahy
receipts were 1000 bags against 1000 1906 The worlds
Isip4e supply statement showed decrease Of 5ll521
bags Tor the month of April against increase during
April last year Of 612.T0T bags
month or April 1906 of 91IJ9 The visible supply
ags sre said 70 be held by the
Hr'po, the visible supply of !,
Two years ago Spot coffee quiet Rio No I-16c.
ne total warehouse deliveries the United
and $500 last year OF the former New
reported 81 500 bags receipts Rio for the week
We're 5000 bags. against 1900 last .Oc0
Iast year Santos receipts for the week %
5000 bags against $1,000 and 200 600 last
year The weekly clearanCes and shipments a
santos were follows: Rio ClearanCes 81 900
cudng 200 10 the United States, Europe
4or 10 cape etc Shipments SO 00o which
were Tor the United Europe.
clearsnces, eoo0. including United State.
ana 800 to Europe; shipments $1,000 including 81
BahIa movement follows: Recepts 300 stock
Europe. 1000. - - ~ ~ u
The range of contract market day
as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
Mr.. FISH QUITS MISSOURI PACIFIC
Retirement as Director and Executive Com
mitteeman Starts Rumors.

Stuyvesant Fish. it became known yesterday, re-
signed last Saturday q director OF the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company and also as a member
of tho executive committee. Mr.. Fish accepted a
DJace on the directorate of the main Gould road
something over n year ago, and It was understood
at the time that lie would take an active part IN
-, IL. ,,eraparner+ Press Of other business
g-as the only reason given for Mr.. Fishs action
Wall Street refused to believe that some slgnifi-
canoe did not attach TO Mr.. Fishs resignation and
many explanations were forthcoming from uiioL-
47ofaI quarters. 1t was recalled that 'TeoISe J.
,.l,r5 z-ae al one time director Of the Union
r9aci6c and A member Of the executive committee
TIE completion of Mr.. GouId's Western Pael1c IS
not far off and its Pacific Coast terminal wiz De
- Oakland while the Union Pacific runs INTO san
Francisco -. .,-.
Those who would read between the lines relnelll-
ICED the friction between Mr.. Fish and MI. mar
-fr7sr over the Illinois Central ana "oliueIeu - d
la t4arrinaan compact had been concluoeo
.bic, had as one OF its stipuaton5 the ehilliha-
+io1 Of Mr.. Fish.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
NEU L. Z. BOND ISSUE.
Stockholders To Be 4sked To-day to
4uthOri1e 500 900 900.

E II. Hartman announced yesterday that the
stockholders of the Union Pacific at the special
meeting to be held in Salt Lake City to-day would
!5e asked to authorize 500, ,000,0 00G bond issue.
1t had been reported that the ISSUE to be secured
by a mortgage on about seventeen hundred miles
Of unmortgaged road, would be for about $4,000
600, although Mr.. Hartman announced last May
that the road expecting to issue and hold in
its treasury from $700O0000 TO $50, 10000 first
mortgage bonds.
In his statement Nj Hartman said:
The financial requirements OF the Union Pacific
have been much exaggerated The maximum
amount needed this time to put the company
in funds does exceed S25. 600 900. but want
resume development and put people to work
In no event however more than $50 100000 OF
the bonds he issued against the properties now
owned.
While the stockholders will be asked at their
meeting tomorrow authorize issue Of $780,
600 bonds at least $50 100000 OF the amount
provisions only for the construction or acquisition
Of lines and for additions. ,
Instead Of mortsaging new lines as constructed
acquired and thus having separate mortgages
different divisions it Is deemed best TO provlde
in mortgage for future extensions and new
the company in a position take advantage of
favorable opportunities to raise additional capital
10 the best advantage.
The rate Of interest II is said. will be the same
az the Pennsylvania loan, Per cent After the
meeting Of the directors March IS Mr.. Harri-
man said that it the first step in the dfrec-
ton Of financing low basis by the railroads
However. the Pennsylvania Railroad was first IN
the market with low interest bearing IFSl HioIt-
gage obligation.
~ the meeting to-day the stockholders will also
be asked 70 ratify the taking over by the Union
Pacific Of tho physical properties Of the LeaVen-
worth Kansas * Western Railway Company and
Of the Topeka Il Northwestern Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
o,,,o.co GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

- MAJ 4-The local wheat market was
strong today because Of ou.lsn inee
,esee. vet weather in the SouthWes'' - a. ~ - 80.
-tet for JuIv delivery was up lSsc- Urn Naa go ~
bsc oats were &c 10 b 9
- s{,aa+ market opened strong on an advance
of Id At Liverpool and q decrease OF 4'.S'y -.
- 80 amount on passage Later lnTue!ces w.
u. decrease OF $4,000 bushels in the visible
---Iz, in America and the smaliness Oh pIlnl n -,
-a64jnts which were 525Oop pusheis aeeiili9' Ig
bushels on the corr esponolhg oas io ,.a.,,a
80 in Kansas and Nebraska checked the auV4lie'
L"'S ~ - bl,t later this factor was ignored. a
1+,,-a ~ trading was the fuctuaung on tLie -nas VIC
49,. 1rl3icn sold between 81 OH ana 81 o4'2. me
market closed strong fIlld! W. bio,ner a. sos
Vel ao,Sl S15 a. Slssc and then advanced to Fic
M ,Ioee was at 9024c. Clearances OF "Heat Gu
- 80 canal TO 90 100 bushels MllIIeaio4lS'
Daluth and Chicago reported LSoeIlss t. @ " % 90
atnst g94 cars last week and $50 cars year aso-
asa So Htav delivery sold to-day at 1912c, whlch
=; +be highest price since 1902 The advance vas
used by the operations OF a pfoiil4'IeI. - 80
who it is said, is endeaNorIis u -. 49,. 81, da-
,+ The market in general was strong an uay, @
-. --aa-ber small receipts, foreign cdotes aIo
- strength Of wheat were bullish innuehces- iHe
iose vas strong. May sold between oS7sC anu 'O7.
% 80, - &c higher. al 6412c 10 6ifsc, ana soId at
e,L- and closed at 64'sc TO o0c- LocaI 1'NSiP''
&c s. cars with eight Of contract grace.
The oats market was ilThl All u"y' III - FIttS Ii
W. 'a,,rrissou uoueas but offerings were small
- ened sc TO lsc to sc higher at 4'@sc 10 4It@c'
- L,ygeen i7i.c and 475sc and closed al 4'12c'
Iocal receipts were l4h cars -, B., .-.
10 "a l5c decline ia live hogs Later the
,1+arket became firm on buying by shoFts, Al @ lte
- InIv pork was up lie, at SI5 %. Lara was
- ro Ioc higher al S 5212 10 s. o. Flps We're 't2c
-5s,i,t,era5 receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. "a
r-. corn sgi cars; oats. 34S cars; hogs lS'O head
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05

tf1 @IoNmIhers @ was sensational advance in the
'ottOn market today felt POSSIBLY
port OF the Bureau II Corporations by suggesting the
spty that the local contract would be strengthened
had stimulated speculative activity but more genera Nv
speaking, the advance the buvng bv
strong spot people. covering
trade demand diminishing local prospects
1l-Sttt!ed weather with he
market at one time was 37d4S points higher
May selling N points above the low level of last week
The close off the best under realizing hlI+
STEADY at net advance of 2O3 points. Sales for the
were estimated onene,I
l-rn a. advance Of 11G24 points response to the
sa!LS IN the Liverpool market, which
man RESPONDED 10 SATURDAYS late strength New
leans. There was good deal Of realizing but the IN
ward movement continued until July sold at $3.50 and
tCtobei At ;. ieC. At close hack c
and october t. SIC comparing with s52c and 4oC al
the close Of Saturday 2O and 17c at the low
point OF last week The
showers and cold weather. and government forecast
or the week was not regarded propitious Big SPOT
ana trade interests We're supposed to be buyers
me near months, and their recently
gested Willingness their part
around the present level prices time
'ufscturers require
stock added to the o. nearby
violent advance. -
follows: " ~ ~ '''N ~ 1oS
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05

The local market for spot cotton quiet prices
for niddling gulf Sales, 1900 Southern spot mar
changed at e ssyanRa stesg NOBLE steady Sn
Saes @ ?4s bales Norfolk firm sc higher 1oasc; sales
gusta steady 316c higher 1Oa01sc: sales ei bales
te Rock nominal unchanged s1ac; Galveston steady
hgher at loo' sales i412 bales; New stead &c
wilmington steady. unchanged sac Houston steady Sac
900 bales Estimate receipts at leading points for fes
day: A. Houston. 1000 10 4Oco against 17a5 last week
coz @ Ia last o eek and 7s7i last orieans
Cotton Exchange special liverpool cables Spot cotton
IN no soGd o eema5d sales 10 900 bales speculation
can Loo niddlingupand 547d Futures opened excited
July JuiyAue.t o s9a ayIgnS SlId Jqas-
september-october 4sed: octobeT os go
474c Jan
april 414:c Manchester yarns irregular cloth sellers
FLOUR AND MEAL@ThePe was but I,t.s doing :,
jorit f b 3Sing Zero 70 The firm attitude OF NILS The
the. the ar,ss Sales confined Kansas stTashts and
Old prices The following prices quoted on the New
Rer sh 81 & Spring patents s. 5g:6 M
asa 10; extra No Winer So os So No Ry EntfT IT 3 50
a9cp 81 $ H. e fI2f s 4osi 60 choice & to
dried 81 g. BAG MEAL-steady. Quoted: Fine white
sandard 81 7 our do s2S 90 S fJsn g sBT!ng & g. s.. 90;
qof t 2 8 7s al S q saa shpnen5 HSmHy *24 0oa$25
- GRAIS1wHE4AT- IN, H AT With the exception of May
local rk.t
trnosp sb5 i d a. & Of ana B9TGg!Ary Gu n the ar
with final prices crop deliveries i.4i1c !et
higher The May option Chicago touched high
figure early, broke 81 then recovered =,
tics with higher cables
plants about Eessian fly damage IN Kansas were the
factors on which most OF the strength basel In
visible supply statement alone q decrease
q 5J4T reported q
Of 7s7 considerable part Of weeks
duction attributed TO the disappearance of
Northwest points The Broomhall cable
made a decrease Of quantity
on and reduction OF ZOO bush In the worlds
shipments compared with the previous week At Min
Duluth the arrivals 22i compared
with 657 year Most the depression in tho
Ma outi0n was due 10 = withdrawal O a
belief the intention Of the leading holder
In n a or cables the advance "f
al sal Liverpool ana OF Asg1H AZ budapest we're
rri,-traI ,uV factors rnI1 SIN
sAd n lie Northwest and sotev hat unreasonable tsn
nersturfs In winter states. there not mnod
ro1pfst-t outside % talk and the Missouri
STATE reuort giving condition aS. against el last
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 4-Closing-vT1EAT-Spc d-rn; No .
red Western winter. IS 3ed No California IS SD:
futurss steady May Ts 4sd. July. - 6l7d September
I5sd- CORS-SPOt firm; American. dried
10d. old American mixed IS nd futures GIst Ma IS
PEAS-Canadian steady. FIS0CR-Wfntsr
Tatents quiet 2Ss HOPS I'm London LPactdc
quiet. Il f0s6f2 SIS BEEF-Exra India strong
1O3s Cd PORK-Prims mess Western. strong Tjs-
HAMS-Short cut Il 10 16 y. steady As 81 BACON
Cumberland rs 10 ais, short rib, IS "a
"a n quiet. 4os long clear n9itdlss light . 20 - =
backs. 10
Sd; clear bellies IA 70 n steady. SHOULDERS
SQUARE II TO Is 70 dull LaARD-Prims Western n
tierces quiet AS ID American refined in pals quiet ass
BT-TTER-Cfo0d United States dull. S0TsJs CHEESE
American finest white steady COS: American finest col
Canadian steady. OILS
Canadian fnest coIored. steady SIS 81 TALOw-Prins
city dull. TCRPESTISE-Spirfts 3As
POSTN-Counon steady. s. Cd. PESTROL1EST M-FeAnst
ouist ss.d IISSEsED OH. steady 23s.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-05

vices being received pointing favorable May
report In the line Duluth reported % loads.
mostly durln. and said that by the end OF the week
its stock Of that would be about exhausted The
cash market in New York closed follows No red,
81 10 elevator and 81 l14 O afoat; No Northern
Duluth. 81 161s, and No hard winter, 81 14l1 o
anoat, to arrive Exporters loads in New York
late making 80 curb
asc higher. CORN-New records made by May corn
West. selling high
light stocks and eoyerins OF shorts In fact the whole
market generally strong, with the exception OF
midday prospects larger receipts Tues
day points continued cool wealth
claiming that
while 62 per OF the had beG Poughed only
planted. condition being
aa and interior receipts little more than aadf as as
The visible supply decreased 6Sev-o
bush No ? corn in the local market quoted '4p
74lzc arrive. other grades being nominal
OATS-On commission buying. the wet Wealn-
er decrease $4,000 bush the visible and the Mis-
souri, report making condition 30, but with an area
short the market for oats shared the sengIn @
higher being quoted as follows: Mixed ID to 81 10;
56sc natural white IS TO 81 fb 5saJ9i2c and cppee
white 40 10 40 10 59d65c. RYE-Market hrrn: no
western nominal 0 New York BARLEf-Market