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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-03
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If man levels a Winchester rifle
at you, using angry language directed
at you at the same time, would you
stop to consider whether the gun was
loaded or not loaded? The prosecu-
ton in the case of the Territory VS..
August Herring made just such an in
quiry before Judge Andrade in police
court yesterday afternoon during argu-
ment. The charge against August Her
ring is that he pointed rifle at a
Chinaman with whom he had had a
quarrel. The Chinaman had Herring
arrested and charged with using q
weapon on him imminently dangerou:
to life Attorney Rawlins for the
defendant, Herring, had moved for the
discharge of his client on the ground
that it had not been proven by the
prosecution that the gun was loaded
He called attention to a case in point
and the Judge commented on this par
ticular case. The sum and substance
of the point at issue was that perhaps
after all gun is not obviously and
imminently dangerous to life unless
it is proven to be in shape to fire.
Senator Chillingworth for the pros
eeution said that under such circum
stances an angry man could walk down
Fort street with a Winchester rifle and
point it at man, yelling that he was
70 Ghnnf
Under the circumstances there would
be no remedy at law, unless it was
proven that the gun was loaded.
However, Judge Andrade in stating
that he would take the matter under
advisement for a few days, said that
it is a serious business for any man
to use a gun in community and is q
serious matter for any man to be draw
ing a gun and flourishing it.
August Herring has record already
for using firearms on people.
Youthful Fagins Up.
A number of boys of various nation
alities were up before the magistrate
yesterday morning on charge of lar.
ceny, and the goods piled up in front
of Court Officer Weed indicated that
their operations had been thorough, al
though they only extended over day
or two. The boys were Wah Guam
Frank Sinchi, Chas. Kahele, Francisco
Frank, Jos. Solomon, of one gang, and
Katsu and Tarao, two boys caught
stealing afternoon papers from the
premises of prominent resident of the
Makiki district. One boy did not show
up. Judge Andrade ordered that he be
sent for and that a couple of policemen
undertake the job of locating him, ant
even to use the entire police force il
necessary. The cases went over for {
day.
Told by the Marines.
Several marines called at the police
station a few nights since and inquired
if the police had heard that one O
their number had been cut up by al
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The above named Officers also con-
stitute the Board Of Directors of the
Company for the same period.
T. II. PETRIE,
Secretary, Apokaa Sugar Company,
Limited.
Honolulu, February 81, 1909. s2S7
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Kahu1ui Railroad Co.

At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Kahului Railroad Com
pany, held at its office in the Stangen-
valid building on Wednesday. the oath
day of February, 1909. the following
directors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: Fl. P. Baldwin, J. B.
Castle. w. R. Castle, J. P. Cooke, W.
o. Smith.
At subsequent meeting of the di-
rectors, the following officers were ap-
pointed to serve for the ensuing wear:
FL. P. Baldwin. President
J. B. Castle. -. First Vice. President
W. R. Castle. Second Vice President
j. P. Cooke. ....,.....T Treasurer
+. h Paxton ....-..-...... Secretary
ID. b. Murdoch. ..........A Auditor
E. E. PAXTON,
s2s6 Secretary.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Hawaiian Sugar Co.

At the annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Sugar CO., held at it's office and
principal place of business, in the Stan
genwald building, Honolulu, T. H., on
Thursday, the 25th day of February,
1909, the following directors were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
H. P. Baldwin, W. NJ. Giffard. Robert
Cation, W. L. Hopper, J. P. Cooke.
At a subsequent meeting of the di-
reetors. the following officers were APP
pointed to serve for the ensuing year:
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TEE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN
PROBATE.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Eva Plantation Company.

At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Eva Plantation Com
pany, Limited, held in Honolulu on
Thursday, February %, 1909, the fol-
lowing Directors were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: E. D. Tenney,
C. NJ Cooke, T. Ell. Petrie, C. H. Ather-
ton, j. B. Castle, W. L. Hopper, j. J.
Garden; and at subsequent meeting of
the said Directors, held on the same
date, the following Officers were APP
pointed to serve for the ensuing wear:
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The waimea Sugar Mill Company.

At the annual meeting Of the share
holders of the Waimea Sugar Mill Com
pany, held in Honolulu on Thursday,
February 25, 1909, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Nahiku Sugar Co., Ltd.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Nahiku Sugar Co., Ltd,
held at its office and principal place
of business, in the Stangenwald build
ing, Honolulu, T. H., on the 23rd inst,
the following directors were elected to
serve for the ensuing year: I'll. A
Baldwin, F. F. Baldwin, J. P. Cooke,
E. E. Paxton, J. Waterhouse.
At a subsequent meeting of the
Board of Directors, the following off
GERS were appointed to serve for the
ensuing wear:
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The first four named officers, to-
gether with w. E. Rowell, constitute
the Board of Directors for the same
period.
7. HI. PETRIE,
Secretary, The Waimea Sugar Mill
Company.
Honolulu, February q, 1909. S2S7
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Apokaa Sugar Company, Limited.

ApUhsd SUgdI CU1HpdHy, LHHIteu.
At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Apokaa Sugar Company,
Limited, held in Honolulu on Thursday,
February 25, 1909, the following Officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
+. ID. Tenney. ..............P President
c. NJ. Cooke ....V Vice President
I. H. Petrie. ...............Se Secretary
c. H. Atherton ........... Treasurer
}. b. Castle. Auditor
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Secretary, Associated Garage, Ltd
1886
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
NEW HAVEN STOCK
RAILROAD Wants to Increase CapitaI
by S4O,O 900.

A special meeting of the stockholders of the New
York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company
VIII be held on October 27 to take action on a
proposition of the directors to increase the capital
stock from $1OO. 900 900 TO s14O 900 900 There will
be issued in the future only part the 4OOO
new shares, sufficient to provide for obligations
maturing in 1910 and for the expense of improve
meEt work Immediately in view the rest OF the
new stock to be issued from time TO time as. needed
during several years to come
The part of the stock which is be sold this
time VIII he offered for subscription to the stock
holders, and probably also 10 the holders of the
convertible bonds. at 125, which that SUBJ
stantial rights will TO the security holders
as the stock is now selling about ITO.
The New Haven's obligations due next year in
clude SS5O0.OOO three-year per cent notes. matur-
ing on January .. and $4,000 January 10. and
also S5. 100000 one-year 4 per cent coupon notes
maturing in March. In addition there will fall due
next year three small mortgage issues assumed by
the New Haven-s20,OO0 first mortgage AZ per cent
bonds of the Shore Line, due on March 1; 100000
consolidated per cent bonds OF the Housatonc
Railroad Company, due April 1. and $4,000 first
mortgage per lent bonds of the WOOnsocket s.
PascOng road.
Ihe principal Improvement work for which pro-
ceeds of the stock will be used 1910 WILL It
understood. be the extension eastward from Stam-
ford OF the electrihcation of the New Haven sys-
tenl the ultimate purpose being TO operate the road
Sy electricity between this city and New Haven.
Charles S. Mellen. president OF the New York
New Haven & Hartford, Il is reported on good
authority will next month become president also of
the Boston a Maine and it's controlled road the
Maine Central, succeeding LuciuS Tuttle who is to
retire from those offices. Later. II is sad several
directors Of the Boston Maine and the Maine
Central will withdraw, their places being filed by
the election Of men identified with the New Haven's
policies.
Tho New Haven. II will be remembered a year or
more ago acquired a large stock interest in the
Boston & Maine. which 1t some time afterward sold
10 John Ia Billiard, who now holds a controlling
amount or the stock and who has always beea
understood 70 be acting in accord with the New
haven. Following Mr. Mellen's accession 10 the
presidency OF the Boston & Maine It is understood
several million dollars Will be expended on that sys
tenn which 1t Is planned to place in a physical con-
luton approKimating in excellence that of the New
York New Haven Hartford
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

September
BEANS AND rEAS-SeveraI buyers wanted few
beans and sale reported at 81 s. Not
enough coming TO establish luGtaiions however DSrns@
ney slightly rmeF holders are asking - % oot re-
PStds1 PS Rs % Ssot g nss Scotch si p S @
BEANS medium choice. 81 50; DO imported mar
choice 81 15QS2 90 medium. choice 81 OoS2 10: do
to good 81 eo6s2 TED kidney. choice s2 as DO
Ss2 20: lima California choice. s. OaGSs To- PSAs.
Scotch. 1909. bags. per bush. 81 20 do 1905 81 10
quiet but nothing occurred 10 change In
Dealers willing do business at old rates. but the
volume OF business moderate many OF the
larger buyers having supplied their present
obtained; Indeed needs hardly
De 9s eEPe sOc DC s 2GaSe % onds gc 90
thirds. 25G26c; do held specials 30SG3le; do extras
29Sc do good TO choice 2T92Sac common fair %
@26c: process specials &c; do extras ssc do fsts 2g
hrsts. 25g2de; do Western factory HTs's 23sg2ts DO
23lac do No 2. current made, 22zq23c; do No 3. 20
is closing week quietly. but indications OF weak
holders inclined 10 be free sellers on the
Cheese than possible at the present high q
Skins in moderate supply and with good demand 9r'es
tractive lots held top quotations Liverpool cable:
Finest Canadian 6Ts Sd for cOloFed and as ~ for
do coiored large small fancy, l54c do white SMALL
fancy. 15c do good 20 prime !sAGlsS.e' 90 eetnnoh
i2c fair TO good. 9AQll'sc: do common, 7&oe; 60
full skins. 5d6isc,
more moderate but trade Is only fair and continues OF
character; good value cheap eggs are h and
ireguIar storage eggs freely offered. prices about
steady quote: state Pennsylvania and nearby hen
Ssrg Ss seSnsrs %SSs oroaS % sSss 90 sshsrsd browns
Western; fresh gathered extra nrst 2eg5ts 90 U.S.
aarties S sosoi2e. DO No saisc checks fs q
PRIME le9i9cs storage early packed special aFAs
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

COTION-Whie the cotton market a little less
today and in spite indication
bulls deprscang continuation OF the excitement prices
scored another big gain and naturally OF
contracts sold lsSIc representing gain Of not
weeks ago. This continued advance OF such
ssatiSen as he demand %ss yefy largely from outside
sources and the days trading strongly suggested that the
hands advancing market Western operators
nearly big they had on the previous day
The underione OF the market much more nervous.
afcroon the market eased OF several points toward the
being easy at net advance ., SGI points There was
very little fresh news In the market but Southern ad
generally speaking trade accounts encouraging
material is said TO DO stimulating the demand for goods
yarns. which selling parity
with the staple The market opened steady but some
ing. while generally 2as points lower
after he cali was SP%aSa bSS after seas All poiaIs
net higher the market eassd OF 70 net loss ot sgm
POINTS 70 rally again In The afternoon and sell i,gIs
pSn,s net higher on covering BY eATy sellers FOR turn m
soon and continuation % The confident outside support
@ n, A., It s. % S pe ~
operators West, advising
tho time being It is oaeaiy snnoGnced that the report
of the % @ sHs m he the sSS on OF na
to6sr instead q saturday october as oris-
Tartment Agriculture will reconsider decision
Monday TSs Weekly %oyemen, sares Of hs Ns~ York
% %Sottoh s S ioow' fott LeCeip f
lse2 bales Soso last southern mill taknFs
last year brought into sight week stS1I3 bales
against sss last year Total crop movement-Por
,siP5 5Sf @ 6Sss SSahsS Si s Ss B Ss E M as @
mill Rnss. l35 600 bales against 10000 last
s. 25s bales against year: brousht into sight
mus 1 % % to,s sun Dooys1en is for tVenty1four days
this season. against twenty-five days last season -
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
OTHER MARkeTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept. 24-CATTLE-Receipts. estimated.
. 900 head: market steady: steers So 609 IS 50
50 5Oq 50 % helfers 50 5oqs0 bulls s9gs4 so calves
higher: choice heavy. IS 45@sS 90; butchers. ss
sales. $s l5Gss45 sHEEP-Reeeipts. estimated.
1000 head market steady; sheep. s4@$5 10: lambs
Kansas CITY Sept 3GDCATTLE-Rocoipts 1000
head. including 700 Southerns; market steady: cows
SIS 25 fair to good 81 25aSe 25 Western steers So
Qs6 s0 stockers and feeders. s34s5 5O Southern
steers s3qs4 90: Southern cows So 60s4; native
a2s: S ss b. ss5 3I su 1900 81 SS
heavy as75Sss packers aPS SSlG9 p
SHEEP-Recepts 1000 head market steady; lambs
IS; s4qs4 70; stockers ana feeders. 50 25@s5
g ' co. oo@mcn SS 9S sass ss @ % @ SSs nDPH c s.
maTe! 20 active and 00i6s higher butchers and shiPPs,s
2O2 head market steady at 81 b5Gst 25 lambs steady at
East buffalo Sept. 24-cATTL.E-Recepts 125 nead
slow and steady; prime steers SO eS0SI VEALS. Re-
cepts 800 head; active and 75e higher so4si0 & HOGS
Receipts 200 head; active and lsa25s higher heavy
81 s. roughs 81 i0as7 46 gassers ssss go
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receips 5000 head; active; sheep
sesdy Lambs Zoe higher lambs ssqs5 s 5s % yeaInss .
Pittsbnrg sept ei-CArTLE-supply light. slow;
wethers 81 s0as5: cus and common, 81 o0Gsa; lambs
81 BOGs7 25: veal calves s00s0 % HOGS-Recepts fair
active prime heavies. IS doqss o5 mediums IS 45Qss oo
81 4Oas7 60: roughs. Sd 5OGs7 so
Toledo Sept. 24-cLoVERsEED. cash. ss IS; octo-
ber so O7h December 50 O5; March, 50 05: No S. 55
prime 81 So AIsIKE prime. IS 10; December. IS iTh
March, IS 2J: October, IS Is.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
BoNDHoLDERs MAY TAKE ROAD.
Rejection of Third Avenue Reorganization
Plan Makes That Only Logical Outcome.

Members OF the bondholders' committee of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company said yesterday
that meeting OF the committee would be held
some day next week, and that in the mean time no
definite statement could be made to what action
was likely to be taken in the matter. The commit
tee is composed of James n. Wallace president of
the Central Trust Company, chairman Adrian Ise-
lin. jr, Mortimer L. Schiff. James Timpson and
Harry BrOnner.
1t was said in quarters well informed that the
only logical outcome of the rejection Of the COM
mttee's plan by the Public Service Commission
would be the taking over of the property by the
bOndhOlders which means that the stock would be
wiped out altogether.
The plan submitted by the committee provided
for the organization of a company TO take
over the property OF the old corporation. and the
Issuing OF S16.516S0O OF refunding mortgage bonds,
sS2OoOOoO of adjustment mortgage per cent
bonds and $2OOeO.OOO of stock
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEyEs-R.e,,,,, New New & York September "a. 1909
a ibs S cars for saughSes exporters ard 81
s.9 SsFs On sale steers extremely dull with limited
steady but other quite gooa mah mann SGTs cows
SaPlse Sa ';' Fs s' n S4sa 9S@SH S.
,esset beef was in moderate demand at SgiS per r
Hindg quarters ana ribs er. s nA Sest Drinsins NE
Sats. Ct ssds @ nsuFq for tha Colorado hacks and
siniiGe s iS. 'sng sa a. l2Agi4e n dressed wegh
tss 8rp 1pos from this port toInorTow VIII iacgde
q ssef FOR sewesschd saztSfssr ana 500 eSttIa for
Si.S 'IS Sr son on the St Louis. TO Southampton
the Morris Beef Company and SIS quarters fo Armour
total port Tor the %s,k Of Cos tSsto s
And eeS ggaTter' Of beef ports Great Bsi,sis
ae1age at s. per 6o n il ao Afssp'' @ a, ,'Gs; 81 y i52 g o n
5 II 9 q, a. - & sS q Do &c. 'ags ms 10 co:
DO l2lS 70. ss 90 81 Ohio DO 1850 n At 81 90 IS
= s' s. 3 : cow " 1919 S9.' h at a.
= sSseq, az 80 o. a. w. s. 10 5,S Il a. $50 n a 81 Is
j. Do. l2e n. 50 eS: DO I5a 10 a. So e. q to
@ a, 50 6 S9 M i47o n H. al 81 o y VsiSa da 81. No. H.
a. IA m a., IS = AZ @ a. g. 80 40 y hsifs ~ l1,o ~ 10 az A g 80
q; az 81 81 n d. 1870 g N n a. 81 ~; s De- io7 n a. s.
81 .: l5 %. ssl ~ 81 70. = DO. 6e5 10 At 81 e.
at at s. 3 10 is IS iai: 50
At S. is 10 % 1888 n 20 Is ys 5 d. iso So n = st a 3, 1 s %
Newton Is Virginia steers 1855 10 at SO 50: 20
% az & M r. q e so so Il os So ~ T Z, I Is % s H. f2 & M 81 @ a
s. Is. do 1855 n, 50 no. i8 Virginia IITT
H. AZ 50 10. do 1853 70. at 81 so Virginia l44O
robia { shannon: 20 West Virginia 1921 Ii.
Ksrna Commission Company; 20 Virginia steers i1so
70. n 80 90
CALVEs-Roccipts were I.o7s head. including $40
head iST butchers and leA FOR the markS, Trace vas
Common 70 prime vealS sold at S64Sio 100 NJ culis
at s. 90 Western calves At s. 90 GrA..ers and bntte
for city dressed ves 9i4e fer country dressed ana 90
saes-S sanders: - veals. i45 10 $40
100 70; i27 ~ 80 rs: do las 10 50 So 80,
I3o H. at So do 22o 10. at s.: DO. leo 10 at SO;
Kerns Commission Company 30 Western calves 27S n.
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts were o2'l cars or
for the market. making with the stale Ia
sale Trade was slow and prices barely steady, with
81 50uS4 per 10 ordinary prime lambs SO ESQ
s! so; cus at 81 4Oas5 Dressed mutton steady at 20
at lOc dressed lambs in far demand AZ ohglSe with
general sales Il9l3c
lambs 81 70 81 90 per loo 10: go Canada
40. 10. ST. Virginia yearlings, s5 10. al
To6iS shannon: S4s Ohio lambs 6s h. at 81 1874
245 West Virginia lambs. "a 70 at 81 40
KernH Commission Company 240 Buffalo lambs %
s. judd Co: co Jersey lambs. 80 ID. at 81 s7h;
S sanders: ~ state lambs, II Ib at 81 25; - do.
o. H. 81 153 Pennsylvans DO. 0i 10 at 50 80: 4
PennsyIvania culls - H. NJ 81 So state sheep: 125
Pennsylvania do. SO h. at Ss.
for saushtsrsrs except hSff a car Feeling steady:
% sss.s sG@ sndsSS S 4a state hogs l7e
q Do Iss h. at IS 4o foushs $50 h. al 81 5O
do 80 lb. at 81 40
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

c,,,,o, Ssot 2t-IiberaI sales OF the Septenn--
Der delivery by leading lohS SSCseG -, f,aii
quotations showing net losses OF &c 10 1ac % ~.
Ccrr and oats also closed weak, but proylsions
were strong. - - - ..
ciraI holder was in evidence throughout the ses-
sion and IL was reported late in the day tnat tie
entire line the concentration or wnlch IA 80
Sands OF this influential elevator interest had
caused congestion in that option Aor some tnsrs
had been sold. The market was also oearsf.y
aFected by the weakness OF foreign markets.
TN1rng the day the September delivery sold Pc
tween 81 OS5k and 81 OF. while the December option
ranged between SS9sc and s91se- 1ne e1ose Va
weak with September at 81 Ol- ana DeeernOeF a.
''il Cash wheat No red 81 10 to 81 l2: No. red.
81 e5 to 81 10; No. hard 81 OS 70 81 vo'ss DO
No. Northern. 81 O2 to 81 "a; No. sprins' 81 10
81 G3 $50. q.
sss.c: No yellow. 65I5c to S6lsc; No. g. 6sisc to
65a.c. No 3 white. 66tsc; No yelows eo'sc 10
65s.c: No, Z. Csc to 65lse- n,,
Oats-NO. .. 3Siac; No, white. s9e 70 4oNsc'
No white SSI6c to S9c: standard. 40lkc 20 40sAc-
nesp!te low temperatures throughout the corn
belt the market for corn was eNtrenle4y weak az
6o,r The market increased in weakness as ratlnS
Drosressed December declined to SSssc 70 oSsAc'
The close was weak at the lowest poipt' WIN De-
cember of NC TO 19se at 5S9sc 20 oSac-
Oats we're weak Prices at the close were 9"
&c to sc. a..
provisions were strong all day Prices at the
close were unchanged to Toe hisher. 49,, -.
Closing prices: Wheat-Septenoers u hVA7>s -
cenber sSlac; May 81 Ola
Corn-September 64Ac; December 5Sssc to $50.
May s09sc; July 60lsc.
Oats-September, S9ssc TO S9lsc; December, $3.50
20 3s55c; MAY. 411sc TO 41Atc-
Pork-September. s24 IS; January. SIS 80; May
SIS %
lard-september.. sl2 80; November, sll s''a
january. $40 s5.
Ribs-september S11 90: October s1 to
ST. 77Is: January. 50 20; May. 50 72la.
Rye-Cash. tic TO 72c; September. Gocs Decern-
bes, zoe
Bariey-Cash. soc TO Csc
Timo1hy-septeuber. ss S. to So October. 50 50
to s4 March. So 20.
Cloyer-Cash. sls 75s March. Sl4 IS.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
CASE QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

. New York. September "a 1900
40 ofaEE-Ihe coffee market less active to-day.
eaIes Tor the day being 1000
were irregular little covering caused advance
points on the near months. which have recently
relatively weak and, after opening points higher to
points lower the showed little ovement cosin
mas been due 20 evening Of months. there
was Htus OF this IN to-days market,
the trading settled back about the old rut I'm
the absence OF development calculated fresh
sentiment The European were about a standon
Aayre being unchanged higher and Hamburg
unchanged 20 . pfenng lower and, while a
no was 100 Tss lower Santos unchanged Receipts
az the Two Brazilian ports 1O5. 900 bags
IsVOe last year and 1l4.OO0 IN 1908 The weather
cloudy 20 hne in Sac PauO but few n any reports ara
reaching the trade concerning prospective nowerngs
and IL is 10 be noted that BRAZILIAN news is
coming into the market than before Inauguration
the valorzaton plans The market for coffee
quiet with quotations the 7i4c Rio No Z
The range Of contract prices the local day
q follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. f-Closlng-WHBAT-Spo quiet; No
red Western Ts sd; steady: September
as 7&d: December. Is esd: March. Is I'd CoRN-SPot
steady American mixed lvia Gaveston). 6s 3lad:
weak october IS Id Deesmber 5s 27sd FLOUR
Winter patents dull ass 3d. HOPS In London Pacific
Coast) nrin "a lOsqf5 los. BEEF-Extra India mess
firm s2s 90. HAAfS-Short IA 10 10 N. steady oIs
Cd BACON-Cumberland % 20 10. steady oSs Cd;
RIB 10 "a No. 72s long clear middles light
H. strong. Ills Cd: long clear middles heavy,
50 40 b strong Cos short clear backs 10 to 20 Ie
sffoiIi.DEFs4 Square II 20 10 no nrm COS. LARD
Prime Western IN tierces strong 62s Sd; American re-
fined IN pals frm Cos 3D. CHEESE-Canadian finest
white steady 5ds canadian finest eoored steady SIs Sd
sprlfs frm, aGs ROSIN-comfnon firm. los. PIE
IiF2OLEuM-Renned steady, 7s.d. lINSEED oIL-Firn
2Gs Sd.