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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

prohibition
in
indifference
twenty thirty
lines this would the
do other phases of life action.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

The California promoters that the becoming
in
learning that those who fly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

Conditions indeed whole
troubles which
Africa, wider
believed directed the of the Whether
the frontier probable the republicans
whose immense electoral spring them their conscious
strength flashing revolutionary If
the monarchy will a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

will
Honolulu automobiles; lunch dinner the
to
undy the silence the Nothing the impossible
that the principle arshps applied
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

hotel for bachelors has
in Honolulu
wanted to build such
something
he list applicants right
belief suggests
a lines be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

In the present financial eenc public crusade against mosquitoes
looked individual
good The clubs by getting householder
their districts destroy breeding places mosquitoes he find
could
cling kitchen table
things help;
resident little; always the
holders G 10
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

One the remarkable periodic the
HALEY
before
within The latter
reappeed
The splendo this comets
a is a o
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

Dr. Atcheley patients he
the chance shall feel bound
calls
shotgun and watching the prosecutor
Of indigestion fol- a month.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

Woodruff
something
Judge reputation
Judge without
rendering
represent
resident special mission
as streetcu waddle
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

The Moo still in their ancient
fighting these people the desert
would have the better them long
civilization
will need than 10000 bring the o
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

The ogonan that the building of the
these islands
supplied the
class settlers capable of citizenship
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

We shall soon have vodka problemStar.
cratic iqueu to tickle the palate and ang the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

Mcclellan of
which returned him the City Hall
the organization To show good faith he has
police force This politics
regular Democrat appear possibly gubernatora
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

Automobile scohng has letting appears
growing sentiment speed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

If the latest witness against Harry
which, should stay not get
afe term in prison.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

Atcheey demands trial by his peers
provide
thar o the kind we
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

The little bolo
pickets out il at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

anybody should be
be elegature which pulled the him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30


or it does according to circumstances.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

showing
Committee, this
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30


Judge Woodruff has heard from Of the
the Judge has reputation for win holding court
any special him. it does every
a twadd
long coming now on the way
Eleven became briefly Honolulu
something experiment judging
hotel and suggests
that downtown experiment on these lines would also be worth while
ognan says that the building the Panama canal will do much
eliminate Hawai's troubles The making passage
Europe these islands direct cheap present
supplied If the
only useful
class of prospective settlers capable of citizenship
in finding out anew
fighting these people of the desert have not deeed Europe
would better them
know in liberty Spain
will need more than 10000 men to bring the MOOr
California becoming
place in summer is passing away
learning dogstar begins
shine semitropica and tropical
Mayor MccenOf New York.
which returned him the City Hall peace
the organization To show faith
as regular Democrat and possibly, in the gubematOh
Athey patients spite paranoa If he gets
duty against making office
shotgun watching the
Of 70 a monh
We shall a probem.-Star
plantation
cratic hqueur to tickle the palate the
Automobile shng OF
growing in Of mode
anybody
be pulled he fromu under him
coming Higgnbothams
not to pickets out in the at
to
Tor it does pay, according tt
Battles the pass of
class
The Zeppelin airp
airshp
| to be boycot-proof
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

Spanish army may pass of IL
ARRAYS with trbesmen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

Every day is airship day in the press dispatches
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-30

oohen's vaudeville seems to be boyeott-proof.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
RleiderWaarelt HbteiIuna

9t06 niemalS lpuroe cine before 9luSma6l Deitlih
Der 3ptutngStGote 9e5et9t. gYr Qarantieren Sud,
oNB mir Sud- al etnem guten 2ln3u9 $50 paren
t0nnen. 0er 1T Die 2lrt u10 9See ME mir bic Yree
Seri6mettern unO 5erretBen.
60 Wdnneran3u9e aus Samm9Qrn in braun, grim,
blau uno Itnar3. gDurOen 9etNuft um fir $l9 so,
81 50 Oertauft 3u uer0en, SpeSialpret5 S15 On
rs Wdnneransiige aus Sammgarn, let6te uno ituere,
IN ben neueIten S6attierun9en. Sollten fir SIS,
$l6.5O uno $l9 Oertauft Weroen, jeBt S12.75
100 pra6tuOlle 0reBanai9e fir WGnner, aus beltem
Stott bergelteut, in ben mOoernlten S6attierunoen
9Sert $3.50, Spesalpreis nur..... S19 81
$50 Mdnneran5ii9e aus 9utem Stoff uno in ben per-
1tteoenIten Wultern, merit $l2-$l35O, S7.95
40 Siin9ltn9san3iige Oeri6ebener MuIter Rea Yreis
$7.5O-$9, wdbreno oieies 8ertaufes nur ST. 95
so &inOerau3ii9e nit &neboien, in peri6eoenen Mu=
fern. QSert $2.75-$3, SpeSialpres nur ST -95
10 Subeno 9an3 pOlleue SnieboIen fir &naben, in
oeri6ieoenen Wultern. Q8ert $500, iebt Soc
rs 8aare Siin9u9s6OIen, aus 9utem ltarten StoiI
9ema4t, III Oeri6. WmIeru. g8ert 81 so 98e
$50 Buar WdnnerbOien, aus 9utem, itarten Stof.
90ert $50 uno $l.75, Spe5iulpres nur ST. 10
60 YaOr Wdnner= =8reBboIeu aus &amm9arn, in per=
lheoenen Muern. &e9. Preis SIS, iebt Sc. 95
100 Mdnuerboien perI6itoener Mufer, reQu 8res
$3.50, tpGbreno Oieies Sertauies uur 81 -95
- fwere llllter Mdntel fir Mdnner, nur in I6mars
Reg. Prets $l2, Spe3alpreis nllr........... ST. 95
% NIT S6afsfea gefiitterte Goats fir MGnner nit
6Orouroptra9eu. g8ert S., iebi9er 9reis 81 O.
20 &naben Goats, NIT S6afsfea 9efiittert uno 9el,-
tra9en, aus itartem StOlf. g8ert $5, iebt S3.45
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
GlIenWaarell : HbteiIunQ

5 9uBe1o 9alOanlerte gimer, balen Qt., tueroen
tberall fir 25c Oertauft unier Yreis nlr 1Se
Is 9SurltfiiQer, re9ul. preis $50 bel uns 81 90
10 8urfmai4inen, resul. Yreis $3.50, iebt S275
50 9ubeno braunes Grant9e4irr aler Nrt, ruert 35c
bis soc, udbrenO oeies 8ertaufes nur ........ 23e
5 SubenO better 2aternen, inert $l.25, ieBt nur 89c
Il quite, i6were @aidteilel, nit tupfernem gooen.
sSert 81 bis 1926, spe5ialpres ....,.." S1.49
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28

5 9ubeno i6Oner Seiten= uno 0intertdmme fir 0a=
men, merit 35c unO 50c Spesalpreis .......... 25c
Stiife gang polener 5eppi6e, 36 3oQ brett, muir
ben 9etauit, um fir 75c-90c pertauft ,u ueroen,
Spe3ialprets tpdbreno oieies GertauTes uur 49c
5 9uBeno gang pollene Speater @oats fir Mdnuer
IN Deri1te0enen iSarben, Duroen oetauft, nm fir
$3.50 oertauft 3u ueroen, Spe5ialprets,.. S2.49
2 0uBeno Speater 6oats fir Wdnner i'm @erte BON
SIS uno Sc, in Oeri6ieOenen Wuftern, SpeSalpreis
tudbreno oiees 8ertaufes nilr.............. Sass
40 0uBeno nunoeri96ner SreBbemoen fir MGnner,
Wooele fir oiee SaiIon. g8ert $l.25-$l so,
SpeSlapreis mdbreno 0iees 8ertaufes nur... 9Rc
8 0ubenO i60ner 6lanelbemOen fir Wdnner, in eirl=
taten 6arben lno aud 9etrImmt, wuroen getauft.
I'M fitr $3-S3 50 Oertauft 3u Weroen, ieBt S2.49
9uBenO CORDUROY 0emoen fir Wduner, in beuen
Sarben, merit So, Spe3alprets nur ......... S1.85
0uBeno ifuerer Seriep OemOen fir Mdnner, merit
$50, pdbreuo oieeS 8ertaufes per Stiif Csc
IS 9ubeno I60ner 6lartQbemoen fir WGnner, in ein=
laden 6urben uno 9etrimmt. g8ert 81 5O-$2.75,
Spe3alprets mQbreno oteIes 8crtaufes nllr 81 .95
10 9uBenO Geoerbanoi6ube fir Mdnuer uno &naben,
inert SOC, Spe3lapreis nur per Yaar......... 25c
9ubenO gutter 4rbeit5banoi6ube fir Wdnner, nit
Wantetten Oaran, uenn 9eWitnI6t. g8ert l.25,
Spe3alprels mQbreno oeieS Gertaufe3 nllr 75c
9uBenO leOeruer 6ouitbanoi6u6e (Wittens) aus
9utem Seoer, filr Die Wduner. 9Sert 90c, Spez
3alprets pdbreno oteies 8ertaufes ullr....... Soc
10 9ubeno 9efiitterte Observation-Disclosures merit 81 .25
big $3.50, mGbrenO oteies Sertaufes nur...... CSC
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28

40 9aare 0reBidube fir Mdnner, Uncle Sans 4us=
wabl. &eS. PreIs So, Spe3ialpres nur S2.49
so paare quite 9lrbet8i6ube ir Wdnner, Uncle Sans
auswab Q8ert $3-$3. 25, iebt ntr..... So 40
IS Paare 9reBi6ube fir Mdnner, aus Yotentleoer
unO Sun Wetal, &n0pfen oOer S6niiren &eQul
Prets $4.5O-$5, llncle Sans Nu5wabl, 50 or
$50 paare Wdnneri6ube nit 5il3 0eitrrt in S6nit=
rem unO 6Ongre5. g8crt $325-$3. 50, lncle
Sums @uspabl, SpeSialpreis nur........... S2.75
200 NaNr Nrbeit3I6ube I. 0ameu, aus I60nem, mel
den GeOer, ollr6au5 Iolioe. ReQ. $2.25-$2 50,
wdbreno otees 9roBen @ertaufes nur nod S1.98
40 Paar 9reBI6ube fir 90men, aus 9atenteoer,
SOre vSbarOoo". &e9ul. Yrei3 $3.75, S298
rs Paar &io 9reBi6ube fir 0amen &eQul. Yreis
$3.50 bls $2.75, SpeSalpreis nur ........ ST 98
200 Paar 9amenI6ube, nit 6ili 9eiiittert. 9ele
Sdube IOlten $3.50 tOlten, SpeSialpreis 81 .95
80 Poar 6il3IAube fir 9amen, nur nit S6nireu,
ollten 81 tOlten, ludbreno OieIes @ertauIes 81 50
80 Yaar Arbeitsi8ube fir 9amen, in allen Gjr0Ben
Ge9. Yrets 81, W1brenO Oeles 8ertauie3 ST.
40 pa0r ibwere S3ube fir 6rduleins, ourdauS TO-
loe, Sorte vSbarOOo" So0ten lnbeotnQt 81. 25
tolten, wdbreno Oteies Nertaufes nur. ..... 81 70
$50 Yaar &tnOeri6ube, @r0Ben SILL, in OerI6ie=
oenen Nrten, ibmer uno ledt, Our6ous ioloe, Sor=
k vSbaroOo". SOllten $l.75=$2 toItet, 81 40
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
$6ubWaaretl Hbteiluna

g8ir fibren Die S6ube, bic bon ben 8eamten Der
ae9lerun9 setruqen nsrOsn. rllnele Sam" unter-
ntmmt nt6ts NIT 9ei6loiieneu au9en, tuenn er fir
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
6roeerie HbteilunQ

SEPT 1T bic Belt 9etommen, tpO Sbr Sure Groce=
rles tauien ioatet unO minoeitens 10 oel, oaB Sbr
ttlr Die na6ten MOnate 9enu9 babt Sbr 6abt nod
ME bon IOlden nieOri9cn Yretien 9eb0rt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28

feline 8aerlanosoereiot9er Saben fault obne &it=
idt oarauf 3u rebmen mas fir g8aren es au9 iein
mO9en Dies beuabrbeitet lib audi bel ben S4ubs
warelt, Oenn bon allen SOrten, ue6e man Dem llnce
Sam oore9e, tuuroen Oeieni9en luelte aud mir fiib=
ren, bon ibm auserrudbl Die llra6e oafir lit, oaB
rSbarooo" S6ube bic allerbeiten lino, pel6e in ben
Der Stacten 9emudt weroen. Uncle Sam bat feline
auswabl 9etrOifeu, inoem er Die rSbarOOo" S9ube
auserwdblte, uno mir fOl9ten ienem 9etipiel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

1T was the act of an unbalanced
mind. answered Sinclair.
Wayson asked IL it were not pos
sible that Atcherley's act might be
ascribed to the taking of an over
desc of cocaine.
Sinclair answered that II would
cause such muscular weakness that
he would have been unable to walk
Oh the street. He would get halluci-
nations, which might cause him to do
an unnatural act, If he were able to
perform It, He did not think, how
ever. that the Authorizations of CO.
caine were homicidal.
Magoon wanted to know what
would have been the result If DR..
Atcherley had suddenly left off talk
ing cocaine. Sinclair answered that
1t would produce mental depression.
but not violence. except in an effort
to procure the drug. but not as the
result Of a fancied wrong.
Or. Atcherleys present condition
is due to what" asked Judge An
drade.
II believe IL is due to the contin-
ued use of cocaine" said Sinclair.
This closed the case of the prose-
cution and the defense began, Ma
COON calling Sister Albertina as the
FIRST witness.
She had known DR.. Atcherlcy
since he came to Hawaii about SIX.
teen or seventeen years ago. and had
met him often when he stayed In
Honolulu. She had called at his
home often during the past year and
had observed that he treated his fam
| fly well, as well as strangers. The
witness had never seen him exhibit
anger. ill-will, or rudeness. He was
u gentleman.
There are several degrees of the
term gentleman, are there not?" ask
ed Magoon.
II have u very high standard" an
swered Sister Albertina, simply. Gle
comes up to It,"
! ht NlNlfoN went w w NhN Alh'
DR.. Atcherley had always talked ra-
tionally, had never been the subject
OF any Authorizations. as far as she
was aware. Even in his talks re!at.
ing to his treatment of leprosy he
had been rational. lie had said that
leprosy was durable under proper
treatment, and had described hi
treatment.
On REORGANIZATION Sister Alder.
tina said that DIR. Atcherley had be
gun to talk about the leprosy cure
when Wallach came. Atcherley
claimed his was certain cure. II,
had said that DR.. Wayson was tryini
to get his cure. The cure which
Wayson claimed to have. he said. wal
very much like his own. This wal
at the last visit the witness had pal,
at the Atcherley house. a..
At this point recess was takel
until 1:45 y. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15
ATCHERLEY DEFENSE

then have been an element of in
sanity?" asked Magoon.
ut might be, or 1t might not, 3" said
Sinclair.
Magoon asked II 1t were not an ev-
idence of hostility when the Board
of Health, of which Wayson was the
only medical member, had required
that Atcherley make known his rem
edy before he was allowed to treat
the Kalihi station patients.
81 do not" answered Sinclair.
Then you think DR.. Atcherley
should have given away his secret"
asked Magoon.
According to the ethics of the
medical profession he should" ...
Even IL such remedy was worth
great deal of money!"
Most certainly. That Is one of the
misfortunes of the medical profess
sion"
do you know II DR.. Wayson has
disclosed his remedy"
81 don't care about DR.. Wayson. :"
"Well. you know he declares he
has discovered a leper curc?"
81 don't know that | don't think
that he claims that"
But II DR.. Wayson has cure,
and does not give It out, then he vio-
lates the ethics of the proression?'
"He would"
| Magoon went into various of the
Atcherley Kicks at great length. lie
wanted to know II the Board had ev-
er placed such restrictions on any
other physicians as they had on DR..
Atcherley. Sinclair said he thought
It did in the case of DR.. Rice at Hilo.
! Magoon asked II DR.. Wayson's cure
for leprosy was not similar to that
of Atcherley. Sinclair did not think
so. Magoon then asked II It were
not wrong for Wayson to disclose
the fact that he had treated Atcher-
ley for morphinism. Sinclair said
that that was n matter of common
knowledge.
Magoon-ln what way do you
think that DIR. Atcherley is a menace
to the community and should be
locked up?
Sinclair-Because he has an alb
normal ethical sense. believe that
any man who will attempt to shoot
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woyson H. q. mor,ra o. ,ho onmmr
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-, a. 80 a,.a,,Ina,ia. H. na,.o,
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,,a a., ~ 1,,ah, ~ au
80
-
ia. "'aNes no 'ine'e".e' an
Is"e'eu o'h''"r' Inc nie'o ia't VI"
'"e uues "'' '""'" was
n''he''es wen i",o i'eu''"' .N
"nliha'ioh Oh sihci"ir WIN spec"
Ieie'ei,ce W tue S'nP'o'iS "hi'n nav
peeh uiSeusSeu'
''"''"' "e"',oieu se'' eN"''"''o'
no one VI A''"e'''s S'"'p'o'h''
49,
~" 'i"'',' '""' 'ou nave ''''o'
e'eu 'u'e 'o' '.p'''''
m"o 'o'" ''''
, ,Uu u'u' - , A.
n''ne'ie' went ueep's 'n'o ""
'"oyee' v, ''p'o'' u"' '"e WY" ~
p'ou''e' "'' wv" s''"' 'ep'o'' '"a'
doht care TO argue with Dr
Ateherley' SAID sinclair hhally'
beiieVe ne Is parahoiac ana Is
therefore, not amehapie 10 reason
Inc Court voiced disihcllhatio'
10 pass on the question OF iepros'
cures Atcheriey ciaimed 'hat DIN
ciair had claimed that ms peliei wa
one symptom Oh Parahoia' anu III
therefore, wanted sihc'air 10 snow
"here MS theories were incorrect
VIII not permit uiseussioh VI .his'
sara the 'our' hha''s. uon Nho'
where we wouiu ianu' better SUI
NIT tue question 90 "ieu'cai con
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

Deposits O.. ...........S2g6,l92.23
Due to Banks and Bank
efs ............. 1N.2GU.92
Balls Payable ......... d 1850
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

s36S.99295

Otsuka Acting Specie
my and y.
L. PETERSON
Notary Public. First Judicial Circuit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-07

New York. Aug G.-The market
for standard copper on tn" New York
metal exchange was quiet. sales being
confined to - tons for December de
livery at $500. Standard spot was
reported firm at $12,50m l2.75. Clos
ing prices for various deliveries fol
low:
August. $l272H m12S0; Scptcm-
her. S12.SUM 1850; October. $l2.S4m
1900. and December. $4,000 1905.
Local dealers were quoting lake at
$1312M13.50; clectrolytic, H2.75h
I3.I2ia: casting at $12.G2~129o.
The London copper market was a
shade lower with spot at pounds 49,.
los. and futures at pounds 80, 7s. Cd.
Lead was steady at $425M4.30 toi
New York and $4.l0m t.20 for st.
delivery. The metal exchange
reported sales of 10000 opounds in
August at $430. and 100. 600 pounds
I'm September at $4371s. The London
lead market WAS lower at pounds IL
Cd.
Speltcr was unchanged at pound
- in London. The local market was
firm with New York spot quoted ai
t5.5Om 5.67ia and eastern ST Louis
delivery. $5.47H 5.57H.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-07
FOR SALE

SY'o-Iour-room frame, SOFT. lot,
" Eighth 81.
S2doo-5 room bungalow. modern.
80 II LOT. good uut%buildings.
StGOO-G room frame. bath. lot
81 Ni50. Ia Highlands.
S2i'h-1 room brick. cottage. mo-
dcrn. neat ear line. tuh ward.
81 loot room frame mud Two
room adobe CA 81 f.. lot, $.
Hr"adWay.
Siooo-i room frame. bath. eInc-
tric lights. 80 Il lot. Easy terms.
S2ooo-5 room frame. modern.
near car line. fourth ward. easy
terms.
S3noo-5 room brick cottage. mod
crn. cellar. large harm.
S265o-9-ruum, = story brick
dwelling. modern. ON Highlands.
close in.
Ni"u"-5-rnom modern frame cot
tase. On Highlands. close Ia;
easy terms.
Choice lots Ia all parts Of the CITY.
bu~incss property aud ranches fnr
sale. Money "a loan.
A. FLElSCHEH
ff1h South Second Steel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-07

Chicago, Aug. G.-Whcat estab-
Iishcd a new low record mark today
when September joined December be-
low the dollar mark. Tho bottom for
september was reached at 80 l-Sm
90 lac, and December at 81 LA
% 3-Sc. Provisions closed steady.
The wheat market closed with Sep
TENDER at 90 Csc.
The corn market closed with prices
Il shade to 5-SN2-4c higher than yes
terday.
oats closed with prices l-SMl-fc
3-sc up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-07

Kansas city. Aug. 6.-Cattlc-Rc-
ceipts. 1000. including 1000 south
crns Market steady. Native steers.
S4.25m $50, southern steers. S3.75m
5.25; southern cows. s250m4OO: ma
tive COWS heifers. $225G7 100: stock
ers feeders. s3.o0G 5.25. bulls. S3OO
n4.25: calves. s2.l0T7.0O: western
steers Sf.0oN G.e5. western COWS.
S2.75M $50
Hogs-Rcccipts. 1000. Market is
strong Buzz sales. S15omTEs
heavy. S7.Som 7.ao. packers butchers.
SI90m 90. light. S7.50HI.S0. pigs.
$4,000 $50
Shcep-Heccipts. 5000. Market Is
steady Mpttons. $1,000 500. lambs.
S5.50M 4e5. range wethers. S3..5M
SIS, range ewes. 33.00a 800.
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feeders. $3.00n 5.15; COWS heifcrs.
S2.30mG.30. calves. $500 500.
Hogs-Gtcccipts, II .0O0. Market is
steady 10 Sc higher. light. $1,000
$40; mixed, $145mS.15. heavy. $3.50
n $50; rough, 5000 $50; good
choice heavy, S7.50@ so. pigs, $500
a 100; bulk sales. $7.65MS.05.
Shecp-Receipts, 1000. Market
weak. Native. S3.00m5.l1: western.
$3.00m 40; y~carlings. $f.T0m 5.75:
lambs native. $t50@7.10. western.
$II0m 60.
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AND
COMMERCE
Wall Street.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE rise in
prices today Ia the appearance of Il
Fighting in the market from the dip
~ Yesterdays close. There was in
faet considerable re-buying Of stocks
sold shor by the professional elo-
mont Yesterday on the assumption
that the enactment of the tariff law
would he followed by a movement
"a realize profits. No such realizing.
movement developed today and the
uncovered bears were prompted to
cover their short contracts. The
GRADUAL expansion of business activ-
ty and the definite shaping Of the
nfospect for the final form OF the
tarifr law were incentives to active
speculation in stocks.
II is supposed that the speculation
was in the hands OF more important
ctlss of capitalists and of men afflli-
atod with great corporations and
hanks. The stock market has not Of
fercd evidence at anytime of a broad
general participation by the general
noblic such as is characteristic OF TIC
boom periods Of speculation. The
awakening OF Slltl II SittlIdtlpH lhH
bern objects of the powerful interests
which have controlled the market
throughout the recent movement.
The acme would be to facilitate the
distribution at the profitable high
priees now prevailing of the stock,
accumulated at the lower prices.
The enactment Of the tariff law
Yesterday brought no immediate re-
sltonso today resembling an awkward
general speculation in stocks. After
Inc gpasmodic demand from ycStcr-
dtvs short sellers the trading became"
Intensely dull, but was actively re-
urWcd in the closing dealings when
tba tone was very strong.
Not much attention was paid to the
forecast ON The currency movement
II. view Of the continued ease of tho
caIl money market. Operations at
the sub-trcasury this week have abb
eorbcd SG,l32. 900 from the banks ANA
tins officially reported movement is
much more reliable than the usual
estimates Of the express movement
with the interior. United states
stccIs rise to & SIS and Union Pacific
to 203 made new record prices for
those stocks ANA helped materially to
the strong closing tone Closing
stocks.
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ST. Louis Wool.

st. Louis. Aug. 6.-Wool firm.
Medium grades combing and cloth
ing, 2212 29c: light fine, 20lA a.
&c &c: heavy fine. 1874 m2lc; tub
washed, 25a37c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-07

Total ale for the day. 10000
shares.
Bonds were firm. Total sales,
bonds par value, $5,372,000. United
bonds were unchanged on call.
Bar silver, 80 1-Sc; Mexican dol
lars. 44c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-07

Chicago. Aug. 6.-Cattle-lieceipts'
1. 500. Market strong. BecNes. S4-4V
n 80. Texas steers. Sf"p
steers. sAo0d 900; stoekcra
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