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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-05

There was very little contest in
the elections on Maui and Hawaii,
and none on Kauai. The returns
from Hawaii and Maui were re-
ceived yesterday. Kauai returns
are not yet in.
The candidates on Hawaii were
D. III. Hitchcock, F. S. Lyman, D.
III. Kabaulelio, w. Horner and e.
Achi. The first FIVE of these were
elected. The vote for each candi-
date was as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-05

On Maui the capd dates were III.
P. Baldwin, J. W. Kalua, w. Y.
Horner, J. K. Iosepa and w. F.
Pogue. Maui being allowed but
four delegates, all were elected ex-
cept w. Y. Horner. W. f. Pogue
absolutely refused to accept the
position and resigned in favor of
Mr.. Horner, who will be the dele
gate. The following is the way the
vote on Maui resulted by precincts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-05

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-05

Several ehaBgss will probably be
aads In the Stars local department
soon,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-05
ELECTIONS ON MAUI AND HAWAII
Very Little Opposition EncOun-
tered on Either Island.
GOOD MEN ARE ELECTED FROM BOTH

Full Returns Received by Yesterdays
Island Sreamers-The Vote by Pre-
cincts on sMaui-Charlie Achi Runs
on Hawaii, but Only Gets Fifty Votes
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-02
Ro6bugserenn" fan faaes / tire
Wt9aneDer tor 25 Gents.

| Southern Bacifc 8anen bar fra LITE
Sftober rebuceret 2bnninserne til ct
Mintmum lan9s bele 2inien, og tilli9e
affebiset mango af fine Men6.
Sscar Sscarion er misforn6iet.
Sra Stodbolm telegraf aferes 28oe Sept.
&alsefterretninserne fra gorse tD6er
paa, at 8eni tire saar af meb @eiren.
Sra @al9ene iibfte 11se bebte bet, at
9pire bapbe prn6et, men bette par NOT
life faa. &enitre bar erobret be1e
Grpnoelasen, bpor 9pire fpr bar peret
iterft. Smtrent 9alpbelet1 af Meb=
lemmerne af bet nDe @tprtbing er MI
bal9t, us bet ri ler fig, at Ben1tre bar
forp9et fin Waioritet. Song Oscar,
iom iises at pere 1neset misfornpiet
oper @alsenes l1bfal6, bill forlabe &rtz
itianta imor9en for at ta9e Sci ben
aarli9e @l9jast.
Sm ben lille Hp1iepinbe, iom fere
republitanite 9lpiier, men ba iier
"@tanbinapen", bar prppet at fo9e
Suppe paa, flyer "@tpift County Me<
n1tor": 9lnsaaen6e ben 8efplbnins
mob &anbibat Stpen, at ban briper ct
"9totte" (itte nnion) ErDtferi. bar
"tbe Monitor" fun Tibet at ii9e, men
bette 1ille fan ben iise paa en-
iaaban Maabe, at bens @tanbpunft
tffe tan isforftaaes. s(f ale be for=
6pmmelise inaa 8eifblbninser, no9en=
finbe bra9t up mob en- &an6ibat, ct
benne ben minbite. Mr. Omen bDrer
EFT Manb paa fit Erbtteri - os betaler
bam mere enb linton 2gnitalaen paabDz
Der. 9an 1eier osiaa en- 8ise fire 9ase
bper use til at 1ette EDper. Sans
Sormanb bat fpr en- Union Manb, men
for at benne 8i9e tunbe faa bebolbe fin
8labs (Yi9er fan lite bli Meblemner
at EDpOsraf Soreniuser), iaa git ban
ub. Sc, 1nm bi1fes op 1nee oenne Gez
ifpl6ning mob SIR. Dtpen, oilbe 1naaIte
babe bam til at affebi9e benne Bi9e pg
sreie fig meb fin Sorman6s Sielp, eller
osIaa beiette benbes Blabs meb en-
Union Mebbialper, fom pilbe bore bill
fig til at arbeibe ben forforte6e Tib,
men piloe forlanse Betaltns for fa1b
9ib. @nbner, INN in1nmenligner benne-
Sag meb ben af Bbitelatp 8eib, l1bz
siperen al ben itore SEEM gorf Dassti=
benbe u9 Nrbeioerberre for @neie al
Mene, fimpeltben beb life, buab ban
taller pm. The Printers Union bar
unberipst Mr. Otpens Erbtferi paa
@runb af benne Beitbl6nins os rappor=
terer at be ct tilfrebie me6 be Eil1tan6e,
iom Der efsiiterer. 9bis De er ti1freb1e,
boorfor ffal iaa u6enfurftaaenbe fortz
iette meo fine Sn6penbiuser?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-02
&9pett / Safsett.

ST. $. q. So1s fib6er MI liseIom
&epen / Satien tn6efleut fin e9en
9umbus. 9an Taar ont fig ne6 ale
ntulise @fjelosorb, o9 Opbister ben enc
@frgne e fter ben an6en. Stu, ba ban
lfipnner, at bans 8repe til 9r. Eetsen
ct fommet bore 9enber, blir ban rent
raienbe. San 1trtser "biepelit @am=
menioer9elie" - Upper iammen en-
9tforie um, at to af bats &enner /
@rootiten bar 9iort so6e Miner til iet
Spil o9 fun6et u6 "9emmelisbeben" y!
9emmelt9beben ct ben, at en Sammelt=
iper9elie, etiiiterer mellem @aloontee=
pere @ait @ranb SORTS os Gpismenb
/ grootiton, Sarge os Gersus Sails
for at rDbbe Sois afpeien. Srembeles
ital @aloonfeeperne, fla D6et en- tlefte<
Zig Gum til "8uens @alsfonb", -8rez
bene ct fabriteret o9 ST. So1s's Saanbz
itrift e efterlisnet af "erperts" Mfinnea=
pplis. = @t beber 6olt legse Mterte
til bette. Ser ct naturlispis ingen
bperfen grooflton eQer andre @teber,
iom bar unberrettet Sois pm flise
9ing. Gaa burtbrebne 2p9nere bar
ri life / grooffon, bet tror ri life, pg
SET er eu lapiinbet 8asoafelie mob
nebnte 8D, naar ST.. 6p1s logger fin
fornaie1i9e Dpbi9tel1e Mfunben paa,
bpab ban talber "Benner Grpptiton".
@i oerbt9er natlrli9pis iffe uslin9en
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-02
ottober 1894
Ballep gitb, Nortb 9at., Site Musuit 1894.

'T06bus9ereH Graus SAILS, Wfinn.
SibFe 9 af uer ratenbe @bbeb ioe 9agn
orooents dubepinsasn 5ote sbe
pis alt 9ranterens aaanb mo life
bter "Robbugsen iaa? 9et iom 9asen
pum ub iou enoer os uianbbeb Seq 5ner at
e fine Sell usnuge au8t iom Sanbben ret
M ois bbnber BRUCE 26sn w fale aaan bar w n
rus for ben nser Sc for Oppe Ornoeen a ouesere til min
Mbresie arb5bisf M. s. Runntng
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-02
%0o68Qppfe 9a Mp form 9 faataf 40glba 1 a

S Oree &c., rpe hi 8rep fra S. a. Sos til ST. aeiaen Garao
oor ST. Sols ere ban "par lei bn lite
Sarge bpis Gn for at "nDoe 9o6 9otorens e
bonsnpoe Iarsn til at ban lite fnb r opsipes
on an d pi at eee fit Blab "aben" epubtonerne og
naor bet siort fn ban 10 p6ol6e fig bernoe ame
9oer ber anot 8rep ges 5o1ss gn aanofr iom pi
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-02

ban bnnesons bar unbe rum % n tfrees sobt al
feeren ST. os bar asen til fmbrns 8eoi for fine epb=
nnser bam asen er bans ner Fat bem Set for
Dpobrns nebenaaenoe 8reo s 9asn baabe
ie Stunning @auep pi ie an uar 5umbu8mager
Stunning bebe8 e fig @ninssObne 8rp bpor Sois Der "0p=
lb8nin9er" albt "grn9er angaaenbe bans 0p oip
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-02
st Silbu0.
"Nobbn88ertn" % "FARM Stock
and FoME" for $1.25 Maret.

@t bar 9iurt Mrransement meb g.
M. Dpen, iaa enbuer, ber inbienber til
os $1.S5 tan faa baa6e "Gobbu9seren"
% "FARM STOCK and HOME" for ct
belt Nar. ....:-- ....
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-02

2. Q. o.EHoRsoT. 16a4aager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

tionsl laws enacted by Congress 20 carry
into effect the powers vested In the Ma
tional Government In Hannibal and st
Joseph Railroad Company w. Husen, -
United States. 465. II was held that
neither the unlimited powers of State
10 tax. nor any of IT'S large pollcc-powcrs
can be exercised 40 as to work practl-
cal assumption Of the powers conferred
by the Constitution upon Congress and
In numerous other cases II has been held
TO the same effect
ION the other hand. in such eases as
Roston Beer Company w. Massachusetts,
% l.. s. o. the right of the State TO alb
soluiely prohibit the manufacture and sale
OF Intoxicating liquors was upheld
Applying what appears 90 be establish
81 lew to the present Gaze. Il would seem
that while the State OF South Carolina
has the right. in the exercise OF It's police
power TO prohibit the manufacture Of
ara traffic in distilled spirits within the
safe, Il is doubtful II # has the right
without prohibiting tho manufacture or
traffic, 20 practically take possession Of
the business in all It's details and to
carry II on, through i's own agencies
and FOR its own profit. thus. perhaps.
forcing tho United states 10 surrender
the Income derived by IT from a source
heretofore relied upon. IT follows. Of
course. that II one state may do this,
an may. and the police power OF the
states viii have been 80 exercised as
90 work o pSctical assumption Of the
powers Of Congress. and 10 impede. bur
den. and control the operation OF IT'S laws
"Nou VIII note that the Governor pro-
poses TO recognize the lien OF the United
States upon the spirits in warehouses for
the taxes due thereon. ana 10 pay the
same Tn. law sections IS and 10 Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
BUSINESS AT THE SOUTH.
q Continued improvement In Bank Clear
ings and Railroad Earnings.


baltimore. October Especial re-
ports 10 the Manufacturers Record cover
Ing the Industrial and railroad interests
Of the South show that there Is con
tinued Improvement In bank clearings
and railroad earnings. az compared with
the corresponding time last year. There
has been a fair degree OF activity IN
the organization OF new manufacturing
enterprises, and among the leading ones
reported for the week are a 10000 fer
tilizer-fdctory by northern people. and
"A 5000 water-power company in South
Carolina: a $4,000 god-mlning company.
a 10000 cotton manufacturing comp2ny.
lumber plants. and a furniure-factory in
North Carolina; $1,000 slate-pcncil
works. a cO1!-mining company. lumber
mill. and an electric plant in Virginia:
$4,000 cotton company, a 5000 lumber
rail- a son furniture company. and a
8 0lI machine company in Mississippi "a
$3.50 electric plant, an ice plant, a
brewery. AID large numbering plant IN
Florida. q knitt'ns-mll. an iron-develop-
mrnt company. and an electric plant in
Alabama; car-whecl works. soap-fac-
tory. a gold mine, and IN electric plant
In Tennessee.
Among the important new buildings re-
ported are 3JpVN prison In Tennessee.
for which the contract has been let; a
5000 public building. an $500 market,
and $1,000 church IN Florida; a 81 go
church i'm Georgia 2 $4,000 block In Nir-
gtuia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
ENTERPRISE AT WELDON.
New Company Formed and MIL, Factory
and Cottages 70 lie Built.

WELDON. y. c.. October B-tSpecial)
a syndicate OF capitalists backed by over
10000 have united their interests with
the Great Falls Company. near here. and
recognized a company to be known as
the Roanoke Rapids Wster-Power Com
pany.
W. NJ Habllston. OF Petersburg. Va.
is president: W. g. Maxwell, vice-presl-
dent. and Winthrop Chhnler. OF New
York, secretary and treasurer.
Additional directors are John Armstrong
Chanler. OF New York; Charles Cohen.
Of Petersburg, and T. l.. Emery, OF Wei
don.
\ large knittingmlll and mammoth
cotton factory are to be built at once.
The erection Of cottages and other
houses for operatives will begin immedi-
atcly.
Stamford White. Of the firm OF Mckim,
Meade & White. designers Of the Madison
SQUARE Garden. New York building at
the Worlds Fair. and the Boston Public
Library, will have entire charge or the
architecture and designs of all work. The
power Of Roanoke Rapids already de-
veloped IS three times as great "a tho
combined water-power Of Richmond and
Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
A GREAT MANS WORDS.
What q world-Ecnowncd Writer Has to
Say About the Requirements Of Modern

Times.
DR.. Robert Farquharson. an eminent
English physician has an interesting plea
for moderate drinking In Blackwood's
Magazine. The Doctor contends that
under the stress and struggle of modern
civilization few people beyond middle age
are placed under normal physiological
conditions. and he thinks that a little
alcohol helps TO round the corners and
plane away the asperltles OF existence.
He advises that alcohol be taken with
food. and preferably at the principal
meal of tn. day. The advice a. also
given that IL BE- taken I'm the form OF
pure whiskey diluted. This. he claims
aids digestion. and tones up the system
10 a wonderful degree. BE sure. however
he adds. that only pure whiskey Is used
''The maker Of pure whlskey deserves
the gratitude OF a nation"
The words OF this eminent man need
no endorsement. And they are just as
true for America as England. The best
physicians Of the present day all agree
upon this point but they are very care
ful to say that the whiskey must be
pure. There IS also a universal agree
ment that Duffy's Pure Malt is not only
absolutely pure but the only medicinal
whiskey upon the market. IL has stood
the test Of time. II Is the most popular
preparation in America. 1t accompllshes
what has not been and cannot be &C.
compiished otherwise. BE very careful
that your druggist or grocer gives you
the genuine Duffys and under no cir
cumstances take No other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Threr Tickcis In Halifax.

WELDON. y. c.. october lS-(Specia!)
The Republicans met at Halifax ycsier-
Gay and completed their county ticket.
The following nominations were made:
J. H. Collins CcoloreO. ex-solicitor for
this district. and !. E. Rue. for tho
House. VI. II Ferguson, for Clerk Su-
perior Court The Pops also have Fer
guson on their ticket. There are now
three full county tickets In the field.
The Democrats Of Northampton county
hal a big barbecue a. Thomas's Store
Yesterday ELOQUENT speeches We're made
Is Captain X. b. PEBBLES. Captain ". II.
Day. ". T. Daniel, and others. large
crowd was present, and great enthusiasm
prevailed
Judge Mullen. Of Petersburg, was here
several days this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, October lS.-At the Stock
Exchange to-day only l25i00 shares were
traded in, and Of this total four stocks
American Sugar. General Electric St.
Paul. and Chicago Gas figured for $500
shares. Speculation outside OF the issues
NAMED was devoid OF feature. and bulls
and bears alike were bemoaning the mar
rowness OF the market. II Is utterly inn
possible for the big traders 10 turn
around. and the leaders "a a rule. have
abandoned the field to the small traders.
who ar. doing their level best to capture
cighths and quarters. but 50 far without
material success.
tn. features Of tO-dlys limited specula
ton were Sugar and General Electric. The
nrst-named advanced =. to s., fell To N's.
and rose 10 s17s. Tha decline brought in
fresh orders for lower Wall-street ac-
count. General Electric was heavy
throughout. and broke from 35a. 10 1884.
on sales OF 80 2oO shares. An impression
prevails IN some quarters that the recent
decline has been due 20 marketing OF
long stock, and that the property Is not
in as good shape AS its friends would have
the street believe. At any rate, the recent
selling iy a pronounced bear Is not said
10 lG all snort SttLhs ~ any iAi'oitTs
Chicago Ga, WAS firm. and the shorts
were picking NJ the stock at concessions.
~ far as the general list Is concerned,
variations Were confined within narrow
limits and hut l.ttle attention was paid
70 the fluctuations. London sold little
stock at the opening. which was taken by
local shorts.
The recovery in sterling exchange and
the resumption # dividend payments by
the Na4hvilla. Chattanooga and 81. Louis
dld not affect speculation in the slightest
degree.
The market closed steady and b6l per
cent higher. the latter I'm Sugar. st. Paul.
Missouri Pacific. Louisville. Lake Shore.
and Manhattan. the last - TO - per cent.
and General Electric. rs per cent. United
States Rubber advanced 24.. 10 il%- and
Tho pref FRED " To 94ie. Baltimore and
ohio recovered ~. 70 20. The bond mar
ket was higher ...o.o $500.
Treasury balances Coin, $7j.12ooo0; cur
rency. $j5,eS9Coo.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy at J per
cent: ,ast loan at l. and closing offered
al per cent; prime mercantile paper
81 az per cent. -,,,
Bar silver. 63l4; Mexican dollats' ol'%.
Silver It tho board quiet
sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
ness in hankers' bills al HsS,.44e' l9r
sixty days. and HTi,gis7i4 FOR demand
uoSted rates. H.Si'.d+Sot2' coHlHrtC'dl
bills si&itG45i..
Government bonds steady STATE o0HuS
duh. Railroad bonds higher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
In Memorianl.

The sad news was received wednesday
OF the death, in Philadelphia, of CARO-
LINE BANKS, the faithful friend ana
nurse I'm the family OF the late DR.. II. G.
CabelI. Her health having failed for a
year past. II was in the hope that u.
change would benefit her that she went
to visit her son. at whose house she died
She was distinguished for a firm. IN
shaken faith in Christ and His saving
power; a fidelity which stood the test OF
nifty years close association with tho
family she so faithfully served; ar
hcresty and integrity which made hei
a wise and safe counsellor and true
and loving friend to all who had th'
privilege Of her friendship.
Having finished her course here Oh
earth We who moIru her will take
comfort I'm the thought that she doth resl
from her labors. and has heard thu
promised reward-"Well done, thou good
and faithful servant, enter thou into tho
10y of the Lord"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
MAY 60 Home 10 Vote.

WASHINGTON. October 1S.-Without e.
euine a direct order. Secretary Smith has
allowed il 30 b. understood that all en-
rl9yees q the Interior Department may
20 home 20 vote at the coming elections.
There ara number OF employees in tho
Interior Department who intend to avail
Themselves Of this privilege.
The Superintendent Of the Railway
Mall servicc has issued an order allow
INK all postal clerks to 60 and vote who
can get away without serious detrim ut
10 the service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
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NM rrE-


BANKS.-Dicd. in Phiaie.pnla' 70
october H. lS'f MIs' = - ,.n,,, ,bc
~, ,Sr,-a, p,,,,tst church THIS G'ri-
i' ',S' ,H,.rEpNooN ~ O'Clock. Friends
aro invited IN attend
,, ,,, -ot ct,,r,b e,reot
BURkE.-Dled, at II Hur.u S' ,s,'
at =. NJ. in,lI.uay ,,,.,,,,,. H. e., ,ho
MICHAEL 'AN'l D' i'i>'-' 49,
81 year % rs C,,,or.. r..idance. 2o,
eouih Filth street Requiem mass ai
:. peters Cathedral SATURDAY MORN
ING
.o,,,cp n,od on the 18th Of Octo-
ho. 80 the residence Of her son~in-law'
~ y = Minor. ~ north Fourth street.
d. LrIZArETu VI. COLLIER. widow
~ Cbarles collier. IN the SSth year of her
40
2cr,, from, the house TO-DAY At
FON.-Diet. suddenly at MS ,e,t
62l north Fifth stre~', Cc'or'i iI.'+ -, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

who was the last man seen with Tatum
the night OF the murder.
The case OF Julius Wittkowski. Of Au-
STRATA, against Robert Harris Brother
OF ReidsvIlle. was decided yesterday In
favor OF the plaintiff.
The Dramatic Club OF Charlotte. N. C..
will render Davis Garrett" at Bogarts
opera House Friday night for the benefit
Of the Guilford Battle Ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
A JAIL DELIVERY IN WISE.
Murderer Wardcr Picks ;he Lock an"
Four Prisoners Escape.

BIG STONE GAP, VA, October Is
(SpeciaI) The jail at Wise Courthouse
was broken open last night and four
Of the five prisoners confined escaped
Nenry Watson. the negro who was IN
,bn ,au for assaulting a white girl, was
mo only prisoner who did not attempt 10
escape. one Of the prisoners, named
WarIer. who committed murder some
time ago. picked the lock and thus ~
fec,ed an escape for himself and his fell
low prisoners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

Take the whole batch OF Sunday news
papers that are published in Dixie. and
W. Ike best ~ al the Richmond Dispatch
more varied than any other Of the many
We see each week. ana that Sunday paper
contains just enough to avoid its being
mistaken for a girls school blanket. and
yet ample 10 supply the Sabbath-day
craving for reading. Of all kinds.-Lynch-
i.rr,s AFy4nca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
short-rib sides. 7Nc.: short clear sides,
Sc.
whiskey--steady at n.z3
ST. LOUIS


ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, MO-, October is-Flour flrrn
and unchanged
Wheat-Hgher, December. 4o,41pisizc.,
May. H'4U64sc.
corn-Higher; December. 45asc.; May
0ats-~Higher: October. 2s,sc.: May. s2Ihc
Pork-Standard mess. so 37l1
Lard-prime steam. T.z7ls: choice. $50
DRY Salt Shoulders. 800: longs
Sc ~; clear ribs, B7S shorts, $3.50
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. Tc. longs 1kc.i
clear ribs. 7ird7stc.: shorts, 7Ia77sc.
High Wines-Firm at N23
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON, ENG, October ls.-Bar silver
29is pence.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. October lS-Cooon duh
Bic. Futures closed steady: October
1888: November, $50: December, SG3
January, 500: February, SD; March
SN; April, 1851; May, $3.50; June. $500
July. 1904 Total sales. 1900 bales.
Net receipts. ao7 bales; gross. 1888 bales.
exports to Continent. 92l bales; forwarded.
4o5 bales sales. 2l9 bales, all spnners
stock, s2,O2l bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. on. bales
exports. Great Britain. f5.gIl bales; France,
ssh bales: Continent, i2Sl bales; Chan.
mel none: stock, 672.iI5 bales.
Totals so far this week; Net receipts
%. 7S6 bales: exports, Great britain, FA1a
bales; France, &,09 bales; Continent
S. 9SG bales.
Totals since September list: Net receipts
SIS bales; exports TO Great Britain
2SS ess: France. s9.0S4 bales: Continent.
1926 bales: Channel, none.
NEW ORLEANS, October is-Futare e
nominally; November, &.$i; December,
1881. January. $50; February, S.*;
March. $50: April. SIS; May. S.Gi; June,
SO: July. N.76
LIVERPOOL. October lS-Noon.-Cot-
ton-Demand active. large business done;
prices favor buyers: American middllng,
3 ll-32d. Sales, 1900 bales; American,
I5.s 800 bales. speculation and export, l.oo
bales Receipts, 100 all American Flu
lures steady at the decline; dem ma mode
rate; November and December. ll-s.p
3 l0-eid.: December and January, u SD;
January and February. Esd; Febr'i-
airy and March. Esd; March and
April. 3 i5-Gid.: April and May. 3 1879
3 l6-s4d: May and June. iS-6+d. Yester-
DAYS sales were increased by late busi-
ness by 5000 bales. American.
p. M.-Futures quiet. American mid
ding, fair, God. 5000 miodling
2 lI-led.: middling 8 5-lSd.. low middiing.
3 3-l6d.: good ordinary. 3 Lied; ordinary.
27.d.; October io-sid.: october and NO.
vember 9-6id.; November ana Decemoer.
3 9-6ld: December and January, S.ei9
3 lO-G4d January and February, le6h
February and March, l2-6id.; March
and April. 3 l}-6id.; April and May,
2 i6-sid: MAY and June. lG-ap3 l1-dd
June and July. lS-6i. futures closed
quiet at the decline
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. g. october IS
Rosin firm. strained. coo; good stuined,
Sc. a.,
Tar-Steady at Sis. ao
crude Turpentine- quiet: hard. N.l0
soft. Sl.50 virgin, M.'o.
SAVANNAH. GA, october ls.-Turre n
tine firm at 25ihc. Tor regulars. sales,
7o6 casks. Receipts. Sj3 casks.
CHARLESTON. :. g.. October lSI'rur-
peutlne firm at Gc. Receipts, ~ ga -h, 49,
Receipts, lb barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. october ~ Market
nominal. common. lufiac.; pr.vie, =. *
ira prime, gsc.: fancy. &c.