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oats-spot dun; No. 2. 2sisde5'ic. op-
lions inactive and nominal.
Beef steady. family $40 DUiioo. mess.
s. 0oa950. beef hams. ao@HnW. Cut
meats steady. picked bellies. euiic; do
shoulders. &C; do hams. eAaioAc
Lard steady: Western steam. f7Go; Octo-
Der closed nominal. refined steady, conti-
nent. sIs5: South American, $50 COM
pound. 6t.dehc.
Pork quiet family uecoais5o: short
clear, tiiO0lso0. mess. ti27bdi4oo
Butter steady. creamery. i792ac: state
dairy. isiA02ic
cheese arm large white and small white.
Eggs steady: state and Pennsylvania,
iSa2lc. Western packing. regular. At
mark. i2hulsc.
Tallow steady
Petroleum quics: refined New York
81 IS. Philadelphia and Baltimore. T.6o. do
Ia blk. S5.05.
Resin steady: strained common 10 good.
81 0al.55
Turpentine steady NJ 40a40iAc.
Rice arm. domestic fair 10 extra. $50
exc
Peanuts steady and unchanged.
Cabbage steady and unchanged
Cotton 20 Liverpool by steam. q spot
Conee-spot RIO dull: No. 7 invoice
gke; mild quiet. Cordova, s8saifc. Futures
opened quiet al points advance and ruiz
ed slow, but steady on better cables
which led TO local covering without slim
ulatlng popular speculation. transactions
were moderate. Closed steady at 10 10
points higher Total sales, s.7io bags. ia
Guiding December 7.i0c January, 7.iac.
March. lsc. aud July. Toe.
sugar. raw Arm fair refining, &C; CEN
irifugal. 96 test. &C. Moiassea sugar. to;
refined frm. Standard a, basc; CONNECTION
ers' A, bs5c. graduated, else; cut loaf,
8. s5c; powdered. csc.
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

COTTON savannah 20 Boston. per
cwt, 25c. 10 New York. per cwt.. 20c. 10
Philadelphia. per bale. 81; Baltimore. 81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen, 65c; Liv-
erpool. 55c Hamburg. SIC. Genoa Sc.
Barcelona. 70c. Manchester bsc. Havre,
SIC Antwerp. SIC
FOREIGN INDfRECT-Llverpoo T9c.
Manchester 65c. nominal; Hamburg. Sc
Havre. 5sc. Genoa. To-; Reveal and 81.
Petersburg. T5c; Antwerp. Sc.
LUMBER By Sail r Freights dun: 10
Baltimore and eastward. 10 70 800 per
A., including Portland
LUMBER By Stenm-savannah 70 Ba'-
timore. s. %. 10 ,. r. r. or -. a o.
docks. s. -. 10 Philadelphia, 1890. per
cwt. q pounds 10 fooD. 20 New York.
$3.50 per NJ 1875 90 dock llghtered 20
Boston 10 dock 81 So
NAVAL sTOREs-The market 4 firm
MEDIUM size vessels Roein-cork for
orders. 81 "a per barrel OF $40 pounds and
per cent primage Spirits. " 81 per
~ gallons gross. aud 5 per cent. primBge
large vessels rosin. -: spirits A. "a.
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosiu. 2iic
on spirits. Savannah TO Boston. and SIC
on rosin ana i9c on spirits to New York.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Demand From shorts Make the
Market Animated.


New York. Sept. 2s-The stock market
vas a narrow aud professional affair to-
day. which ended with show OF ANNA
ton and strength on account Of an active
demand from tho short interest which
covered ON the bank statement. This
element saw announcement In che fact
that The inroad upon the banking surplus
was restricted 10 lees than A.o@.0oo while
q much heavier depletion was expected
This sentiment seemed not to be af-
fected By the fact that decline IN the
reserve requirement OF over 10000 was
responsible for this result. which was
brought about by a contraction OF @'ohe'-
900 ln the outstanding loans Of the banks
The actual decrease ia cash was slightly
IA excess OF that OF last week az had been
expected Besides the Liquidation IN the
stock market, a large volume OF time
loans g. said to be maturing az this time,
and the proceeds OF these the banks are
inclined Ia mold for higher rates as ex-
planned below. The prospect OF favorable
developments in the coal strike situation
over SUNDAY increased the disposition Of
tho bears to cover. and the recovery IN
prices from the early low level run be-
tween ] and points for the principal
action Of the stock. not "A few Of which
showed net gains OF a point or more.
The early selling Of stocks was oncour-
aged by selling for foreign account ana
hy rumors OF financial difficulties 10 Ber-
lin. where the eNigencies OF a settlement
caused a jump Of per cent. IN the rate
FOR short discount bills. The steel stocks
we're rather firm throughouf. intimations
from officials OF several of the great trunk
lines OF an intention 20 provide for the
years need forthwith at the present prics
Of SOS for steel rails helped the group.
Large receipts Of raw sugar, doing away
with some Of the danger Of shortage
helped sugar feature was the turther
marking down OF sterling exchange rates
by the exchange bankers. IN spite OF the
nominal character % the Saturday market.
The bond market was weak in the earlier
part OF the week but recoveries IN some
issues made che market Irregular later.
Dealings were not large az any time
United states new A. registered advanc-
"a 4. and the Old e. ana IS declined q
IN the bid price
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
1880 shares. including Atchison prefer
rcd 52s5: Chicago Burlington AMI Quin-
cy. Gg50. Northern Pacific. 1850; Reading
FIRST preferred. 800. Sc Paul, $40; Union
Poetic. l47N. Brooklyn Transit. 1880
Peoples Gas 1880. Sugar. 1850.
faN
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ELIlTI AIInNs Ia


Liverpool Sept o, ! y m spot limited
demand; prices higher; American mlialing
fair l3-i6i good midline. 6a-isd. mid
dling, SID; low miidllug ga. good ortI-
nary t5-32i. ordinary. 7-g2d The sales
Of the DAY were 2.eo bales Of which ao
were for speculation and export ana in-
oluded 1910 American. Receipts $50 bales
an American
Futures op,ned steady and closed
steady, American middling low midillug
clause, September. 5.62d. sellers. October
November, 53405 i0d. sellers. November
December. Gd SELLERS: pecemhor-Jan-
uary, 5.27a5 2si. buyers. January Fchru-
airy 5.2ta sd. buyers February March.
5.22a5 23d. sellers: March-Aprii. I'D buy
ers. April-May 3 iSa5i9d. buyers. May
June. 5.i7d buyers. June-July. 5l5d5 l6d.
value; July-August. 5.iid. sellers.
New Orleans. Sept. 29-Cotton futures
81
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Chronicles Statements Helps 90 Run
Prices up.


New York Sept 29.-The cotton market
opened with prices TO Is points higher
and scored additional gains Immediately
following the cali on healthy buying for
aii branches OF the trade. Sentiment was
huiish on reports from the crop center
that indications daily pointed more clearly
TO short crop. and 10 an exceptionally
early completion OF picking and market
ing
The English market advices were decid-
fliy better than expected. Europe bought
lh our market as wen as in Liverpool.
l"o weekly statement OF the Chronicle
was readily summed up as strikiHgly bull
tA, ana private cables declared the report
Of that paper. had done much TO advance
prices there. As for che crop movement.
.eeelpts at the ports and many Of tho
interior towns were lower than expected,
''uotiees due largely to scarcity of cars
's exporters are known to have purchased
'hofmous line Of staple for shipment dur
'Ys the next three months. The inability
~ faiiroads 10 meet the demands Of ship
t'# psds fair TO be an important factor
7" ne near future. Wall street appeared
Elte consplcnousiy as a buyer OF the
WINTER months; the South purchased che
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New York Sept - Flour very quiet and
a shade easier with wheat: winter patents.
S30Qqfoo, Minnesota patcnte, Ai0ai5o.
Rye -four steady.
Corn meal steady
Rye firm: No Western. sic.
Barley quiet.
Barley malt dun.
wheat-spot easier No. red. SOL C OPP
lions were weak and lower most OF the
session to-day as a result OF heavy Dan
ublan shipments. lower English cables.
weakness IN outside markets. and moder-
atoly active selling for both accounts.
based on prospective hearlsh statistics
Monday. closed AnAc net loss: septem-
Der closed. 9hc, October. mhc: Decem-
her. s2Sc
Corn-spoi No. 2. i9c. Option market
wss duh and weaker IN response 10 lower
cables. large car iot receipts az Chicago.
and che elimination Of shorts In nearby
options. Closed ikaiso net lower; septem-
Der closed. asItc october. t5lzc; December,
Also
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LUMBER r. o. H. VESSELS sAvAN-
NAH Minimum. yard sizes. $40 50lfli o.:
car aills. yi250Qi3o0, different sizes. gi4 90
QlSO0. ship stock. sl600giSOo. sawn ties
tsWaS50. hewn ties 3SlEc.
OIL-Market steady: demand fair: Gig.
nal. ABu5oc. West Virginia black. sTi2c;
lard. 6sc. neatefoot 0OQfIOc. machinery is
Q25c. nnsecd oil. raw. 6Tiac, boiled 75c
Kerosene. prime white. 12c. water white
i3c; Pratts astral. "a; deodorzed stove
gasoline. drums, liisc empty oil barrels
delivered Sc.
sHoT-Drop MO: d. Il. and large. as;
chilled. gl.75.
IRoN-Market very steady: swede. 81.
NAILS-Cut. s. 60 base: wire s. S base
BARBED WIRES 20 per 100 pounds
straight goods. 1880: sugar house mo
laHscs. ibualc.
GUN PowDER-Per key Austin crack
shot. Sfoo: half kegs s2.z5. quarter kegs,
tl25: champion ducking. quarter kegs
g Is: Dupont AID Hazard urnokelesa, half
kegs. Sliaa. quarter kegs. $50. i-pound
eanisters. S.oo; less p per cent; Trolsdorf
smokeless powder. 1-pound cans. tfOo; 10
pound cans. soc pound.
Dried aud Exaggerated Fruits.
APPLES Evaporated. 7a7lsc. sun-dricd.
U4G6c.
ApRGCoTs- Evaporated. sac pound;
nectarines. loo.
RAIsTNs-1 l.. 500. imperial cahane,s
& Is: loose. 5o-pound boxes. Sasisc pounA
PEACHES Evaporated. pealed. isjkc,
unnealed shGec.
PEARS EVaporated. &C.
rruits and Nuts.
APPLEs-Esrly Northern variety. g 25Q
500.
BANANAS .25dl 80 bunch
PINEAPPIEs-Extra large Abhakas
Cayeunes s. ~ per standard crate; email
Red Spanish. s. 0sd25o
LEMONS Market steady at $3.50.
COCOANTTs- 50u375 per 100
PEANuTS-Ampie stock. fair demand
market firm; fancy hand-picked. Virginia
per pound. fihc hand-pieked. Virginia, en-.
trns. &C., n c. seed peanuts &C.
EUTS-Almonds. Tnrragons. isc: Tvicas
i6c: walnuis. French. lie. Naples. i2c; pc
cans. l2c BraEils. 7c hlberts. isc: assert
ed nuts 55.pound and 25-pound boxes. i2c
Cotton tagging and Ties.
BAGGING-Market firm: jute. ~.
pound SIC large lots. ahc: small lota
f-pound sAd9c; isa-pound. sAgsIzc: sea
island bagging. i2iac.
TIES Standard. s5-pornd. arrow, large
lots. 81 20. small lots. ITO
salt, hides and Wool.
BAI.T-Demanu - rair and the market
steady; carload lots. iOj-pound burlap
sacks. sac: i0D-pound cotton sack. 4Sc
iiO-pound burlsp sacks. 4sizc; lio-pOund
cotton sacks. sic; 225-pound burlap sacks
b5c: l25-pound cotton sack. &c. gDo-pound
burlap sacks. Sc.
HIDEs-Markct firm: dry flint. isMc;
dry san. iihc; green salted. &C..
WOOI-Nominal. prime Georgia. free
Of sand burrs and black wool. i9c: black,
I6c; bury, i0c. Wax. &c. tallow. s55e.
Deer skins. a0c.
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weeIsIY nnnk STATEMENT.

New York Sept 29-The weekly bank
statement OF averages of tho associated
banks. shows.
creased. Sl27 100. circulation. increase.
seas 9'0 legal tenders decrease. s2.i5S, 500.
specie decrease ace 800: reserve de-
crease. 81 So0 a00. Reserve required S22l.i76,
10; decrease. s3isli75: surplus. Si2.s52, 600.
decrease. S3.6o9 rs.
New York sept. 29-Afoney on coll nom
inal: no loans closed offered "a 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4An6ia per cent
Sterling exchange weak. with actual bus
mess IN bankers bills at A.s5i9Gi.s5At for
demand and 81 SEA for sixty days. Post
ed rates. N2t4Q4s7is Commercial bills
81 s24Gis2s. Bar silver. 63asc. Govern
ment bonds steady: state bonds weak
railroad bonds irregular
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MoNEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market o.
u,eak commercial demand. asa siN-
~ days. 4si; nincy days. 4's's'
trance Paris and Havre. sixty days
s9,. swiss. sixty days. 5-5's; marks.
.s,xtv DAYS % i3-isc; ninety days. 81 '-ise.
DoMESTIc EXCHANGE r steady
hacks are buying At 5-is discount ana scii-
Inc as follows. s25 ana under. zoe pre-
MUM SIS 20 so. ibc premium. 80 10 sipV'
aor premium; 500 10 100 &c pr ,ii'l ~. y
$500 TO 5000, par; 1900 ana over l-l' us
count. 49, -,
sECfrRTTTEs-Ther n but little doinT
,ovy-monev ruling close. Quotations con-
tiuue rather nominal
stocks.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FIsH-Mackercl. haif-barrels. No. /.
s. 30, No. 2. 500. No. 5. $50. kite. No. J,
81 40: No. 2 tl25. No. g. Ssc. Goldfish.
i-pound bricks 6isc. 2-pound bricks. g..
Smoked herrings. per box. DC. Dutch her
ring IN kegs. $40. new mullets. half
barrels $50.
SYRUP Market quiet. Georgia and
Florida syrup. buying Al 2sa3oc. selling
az 2na5c. sugar house ~ i0ai5c
HONEY-Fair demand. strained. IL bar
rcls. b5n6oc gallon.
Hist wine basis. 81 g.
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The cotton market closed steady and m.
changed to-day. Sales on the spot were
ie5 bales. The days receipts were lO.Ol4
against SOC last year. ana 600 year be-
fore last. Good middling fob. was from
ioi., 60 lOMc
The following were the oflcial spot ouo.
tations AZ the close OF the market a. the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
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Cottnn Gnnds.

New York Sept 29-Business In staple
cottons has again been on a quiet scale
to-day. Buyers are not going ahead OF
current requirements 20 any extent. nor
would sellers allow them TO DO 50 II 70 In
clined. Prices are very firm throughout.
Print cloths firm. but quiet. No change IN
prints or ginghams. Cotton yarns in bet
ter supply than demand and against buy
era
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NAVAL STOKES.

Saturday Sept. -.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE.- The turpcn-
tine market opened arm az 81 cents, with
sales OF i.lS2 casks. and closed firm and
unchanged. with further sales Of 100. The
demand was fair al the market price. Re
ccipts l.239. and the exports iss.
ROSiNS Tho rosin market closed firm
and unchanged. The demand was light
and transactions were accordingly linn
tied Receipts 2.636. and the exports 6665
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SEA ISLAND COTTON.

The weeks receipts were sss. against g.
iis last year. The sales were 6oi. against
-4l5 last year.
Prices about as follows:
Fioridas Grades received ......... .2i@Zsc
ancy Georgias .................Alc
Extra Choice ...... ...... sliz4+io
Fancy and Extra Choice Georgias are
'ne basis OF quotations. Some old cotton
was sold below the above prices. but &c
is given as the actual price Of Fancy and
Extra Choice Georgias. II Is unusual 10
receive Floridas at this season, but some
Of these grades have been received ana
2iq32c paid. The receipts are 80 short OF
last year. and advices from the interior
are so exceptionally bad that these prices
arc regarded as reasonable.
COTTON FUTURES.
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cmIcAao MARkETs.

Chicago. sept 29-wheat dropped To-
day on easy cables. good weather, but
recovered on local buying. October clos
ing h0Hc lower. Corn closed NC ana
oats shade lower Provisions unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening Highest. Lowest. Close.
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cnrrnN sIEEn OIL.

New York. Sept 29.--C0tton seed oil IN
active bat steady; prime crude barrels,
nominal: prime summer yellow. Ilac ask
Cd; on summer yellow. 36Mc: prime win
ter yellow. na42c; prime white. i0gfic'
prime meal S2s.00.
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The Morning News Office,
SATURDAY. sept %.

AZ this was tho closing day for Sep
..,,-.r business there was much activity
d., oil lines. II is agreed that the month
....ss with a decided increase over the
,rnourt az business done during septem-
nor az Is9. Collections are reported good.
The crcouraging auspices under which
foH trlde has opened up gives business
mon assurances OF continued improve
ment.
Tsf cotton market closed steady AMI
, hanged to-day, with "A moderate spit
business reported. The cotton futures
market closed steady with prices, net. .
ana 70 points higher. This was due IN a
measure 20 the decidedly hullish sentiment
watch prevailed on reports from the crop
CENTER that the output will be- a small
one this season ms compared with the
respective large consumption. Then.
too. the weekly statement OF the Chronl-
Gle was construed as bullish. and this
reped TO keep prices up. Estimated re-
ceipts at Houston for tomorrow are L
soo to 1900 bales.
The spirits turpentlne market closed
arm and unchanged at 81 cents with a fair
business reported "a the Board OF Trade
The rosin market closed firm ana I'M
changed. with a moderate business Re.
ported The wholesale markets were re-
ported steady. The following resume OF
the different markets will show the tone
AMI quotations at the closing to-day.
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sugar and ooGee.


LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
cFNENT-Alesama and Georgia lime N
falr demand snd SELF az y cents potreii
..a.,sl calcined psaalef. N.0o PEI barrel.
hair ease Rosedale cement. u.5s9lzs;
carload lots, special; Portland cement. re-
tai. p8; carload lota, tzo120.
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depart from he
TRAINS q YORK FLORIDA EMPRESS Vesa
New York Va
TRAINS 81 STATES vestsued
Washington
and he
q
JAMES c T. Ia Tophones-Beh $50
GeorRia
g HARDwIcK Assistant PASSENGER Agent Atlanta.
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,,,scrLLANEoUs MARKETS.

N,,,s These quotations are revised
aaliV and are kept as near a. possible In
,,roerd with the prevailing wholesale
.ri.es Omclai quotations are not used
syben they disagree with the prices whole
salers ask. .,. 49,,
tsOtfLTRY-The market Is steady. Quo
tations: Broilers. SoaSJc. per pair; hair
crown. 4sg1sOc: tareo-fourths grown, $50
a.. mems. 65a7bc ROSTERS. i0a6oc. ducks.
bOgfbe: geese. 1Sciisl.W.
EGGs-steady at 1920.
ptfTTFR-rhe tone OF the market r.
Arm Quotations: Western creamery, 1910
siiLc New York state dairy. i7l5422iac.
extra Elgins. 2i@25c.
cHEEsF-Market Arm. fancy full
cream cheese. isisc for - 20 22-pound
average. 2sa5D-pound average. i5c.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH PoTAToEs-Nort t2Oo
sack.
CABBAGE-5a7c per head
ONIONS-Yellow. In barrels, 500,
crates. SOC. red. 81 9od2oo.
Breadstufs. IIny and Grain.
FLoUR-Market steady: patent, N0.
straight. sti5: fancy. N.0o. family. $50.
MEAIs-Poarl. per barrel. = 70. per sack,
81 20. city meal. per sack. bolted. N.sa
~ water ground N.25, city griis,
sacks. 81 25. pearl grits. Hudnuts'. per
barrel. s. S.: per sack, $50. sundry
brands. 81 25di 30 sack.
CORN-Market firm white, JOB lots, sc;
carload lots sc. mixed corn, job lots.
&C. carload lots, $50.
RICE-Market steady, demand good
fancy head &c. fancy, biac.
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NTIT : $3.50
charleston. Sept. 2g-Turpcntine hrm.
$3.50 asked. Resin steady. unchanged.
New orleans. sept 29-Receipts Tosin,
50 barrels: exports. none.
Wilmington. n. C.. Sept 9.-spiriis tur-
pontlne, firm, 36q3sisc, bid: receipts. III
casks
Rosln firm, ti.i5ai9. receipts, ass bar
rels. ...
crude turponiine. quiet. si.i0Q2io; re-
oeipts. Is barrels.
Tar. firm, $40. receipts. i6I barrels
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late deliveries, Fall River reported a nrm
but quiet market Tor cloths.
Inc market closed steady with prices.
net, ? 20 Is points higher
FLtCTt ATIoNS ~ FUTURES.
New York, Sept. 9-Cotton futures
opened steady az the advance ana closed
steady. Prices as follows.
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MURPHY & CO. INC.

q w. iNC.,
Board Of Trade Building. Savannah
friVate leased wires direct 90 New York
Nhicago and New Orleans.
COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN.
New York office. No 81 Broadway
onices IN principal cities throueho,i IN.
SCUM Write for our Market Mammal ana
book containing instructions for traders
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lots. s5c. white clipped. u.s.: Job 36c cars.
BRAN-Job lots. S.. carload lots, soc.
HAY Market steady. No. timothy.
saisc Job. s7is cars. No. ?. s5c job. sgiz cars.
Bacon. Hams and Lard.
BACoN-Market firm: D. s. c. r. sides.
ade4c. y. g bellies. sN0iOc EASTERN &C
cording 10 average size. y. S. bellies. Fso
s4.c WESTERN: smoked G. r. sides, et0
e5kc.
HAMs-surar cured i2ia0i3Hc
LARD-Purc. IN uerces. sszasAc; IN ~
pound tins ami S)-pound tubs. sAnse;
compound. IN tierces. Csc. 5o-pound tins,
and 9-pound tubs. SIC.
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ri osE OF MONTHS BUSINESS.
,,aKETs RESPONDED TO GEN.
ERAL GOOD FEELING.

.rso.e. shown over Trade of
september of Last Year = Cotton
MARKET Closes steady and Tn
.hanEed-Cotton Futures mn . 20
* Points-spirits Terpentine Firm
-, ~ Cents-Rosins Firm and I'm
changed - Local aud TeleErnphic
Markets.
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Continued on Page Twenty-Two)
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Trains city Tina
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and Depart Meridian ous Hour slower
Than @ Time
Schedules n h uday
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Constitution and the Flag.

Honolulu, Oct. 25, via San
Francisco, Nov. 3.-United
State District Judge Estee has
sustained the decree of the low
er court by which William H.
Marshall was sentence to six
months imprisonment for Grim.
lnal libel on account of publicat-
ions he made about the late
Chief Justice Judd. He made
an appeal to the Supreme
Court of Hawaii on technical
grounds, alleging that the
methods pursued during his
trial were not in accordance
with American procedure.
Judge Estee held that the
laws of Hawaii, allowing con.
viction of defendants upon a
verdict by nine jurors, were
still in force at the time of
Marshal's trial, which was
long after the passage of the
resolution annexing Hawaii to
the Union.
The question of whether the
constitution follows the flag to
Hawaii is one which many
people would like to have de-
cided by the Supreme Court of
the United States. One of the
Circuit judges here, taking a
view opposed to that of Judge
Estee, has already released
prisoner who was couvic ted of
an Infamous crime without a
grand jury indictment, but the
Circuit judge to whom Mar
shall's appeal went held the
other way.