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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-15
JURY IS IN A sweat

The suit for $4,000 damages of H. r.
Hitchcock VS.. Hawaiian Tramways
Co.. tried yesterday afternoon before
Judge Humphreys, went to the jury
late in the day. At 1880 the jury re-
ported that It could not agree upon a
verdict, the ballot standing 6 to 6. On
order of the Court, the jury was locked
up for the night with instructions to
deliberate and reach an agreement II
possible. This morning at 10 O'Clock
the tired and sleepy jury filed into
court and reported no agreement. In
answer to inquiries from the Court he
foreman stated that the ballot Their
stood 9 to 3 with no chance Of agree
ment. The Court reminded the gentle
men that last evening the ballot had
stood to 6 and that II was then re-
ported that no verdict could be agreed
upon. The Court suggested that with
further elaboration. the other three
might be won over and sent them out
again in charge of Bailiff Hopkins.
The jury in the case is composed Of
Herman Meek. w. b. Jones, G. S. Hall,
a. L. Lloyd. r. X. Pahau, w. N. Gun.
ningham. ]. Markham, NJ A. Gonsalves
J. l.. Aholo. J. u Fullerton, w. II. Lyle,
and A. NJ. Mellis.
Henry Smith, commissioner TO sell
lands under order of the court In the
partition suit Of Alexander Maioho VS.
William Maioho ct al, has made re-
port citing the facts in connection with
the sale held May s. The report says
the lands were faulty described In
the notices published and that the auc'
ton was consequently poorly attended.
Two pieces OF land were sold for $3.50
and sl050. which should have brought
$500 and sll00, respectively, says the
report. The court is asked to review
the matter and notify the purchasers
L. p. Peck and w. II. Hehe, to appear
and show cause why there should no,
be a resale OF the land. The court or.
ders copies of the report to be served
on the purchasers and upon the attor.
neys for the parties notifying them Ia
to show cause.
BY stipulation of Philip l. Weaver
and Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan. at.
torneys for the parties the following
cases have been continued for the
term: r. r. Mossman VS.. Macfarlane
ct al; r. X. Mossman VS.. L. p. Judd
et al; TAR. Mossman VS.. $. NJ. Da.
mon. ct al. trustees: r. r. Mossman
VS.. S. 3. Dole ct al, trustees.
In Judge Edings' court this morn.
Ing the motion to continue the eject
ment suit OF Gulston +. Ropert. trus.
tee for J. X. Sumner Vs. Solomon Kauai
was allowed. J. X. Sumner is ut pres
ent absent on business in Tahiti and IL
an important witness in the case. T.
McCants Stewart and Holmes & Stan.
ley for plaintiff; Kinney, Ballou q
and Magoon & Thomp.
son for defendant.
A motion for new trial has been
filed by Geo. A. Davis in the case OF J.
A. Magoon VS.. Louis Marks and will
be heard by Judge Edings tomorrow
A jury was waived by the attorneys
in the case Of f. X. Prendergast VS..
Peter Martin, ejectment, and t;ial com
menced this morning before Judge
Magoon & Thompson for
plaintiff; Kinney, Bailcu s: McClana-
han for defendant.
BY agreement Of counsel the case Of
Naomi Kaaihue vs.. Ka!anihuia was
continued for the term.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-15
WHOLE FORENOON SPENT IN TALK
CONTINUED from page ~

Three of the Porto Ricans have
pneumonia and have been taken to
the Queens Hospital
Accompanying this report was the
following:
Office OF Medical Officer in Command,
Marine Hospital Service, U. s,
Quarantine Station. Honolulu, II.
T.. May 18th, 1901.
An agent OF the Board OF Health was
present.
(Signedl. M'VEIGH.
To whom II may concern.
This is TO certify that the baggage
OF all passengers porto Ricansl landed
CT Quarantine eX 5. 5. Colon was dis
infected by steam, all immigrants were
given a hot biChlOride bath, after bath
ing kimonos belonging to this station
We're furnished each passenger during
the time that clothes worn on arrival
were being disinfected by steam.
Trunks and other containers sprayed
with 40 per cent formalin.
(Signed.) JNO. d. M'VEIGH,
supt L. S. Quarantine,
Mauliola.
The report was adopted unanimous.
ly.
House bill No. /, providing spe-
cial appropriation VI $4,000 for the
expenses of the extra session and the
remaining expenses of the regular SEES
sion. passed second reading and third
reading was set for tomorrow. Mr.
Carter, in sarcastic speech, wanted the
bill amended to read $4,000 instead Of
$4,000 but he received very Sigh,
consideration.
The Appropriation bill was announc'
ed on the list OF unfinished business
and Mr.. White, much 10 the surprise OF
the members of his party, moved to
refer all the items under the head OF
Judiciary Department to the Judi
ciary Committee. Three or four of the
Republicans we're on their feet at one
time. secOnding the motion of the
member from Lahaina.
The Independents and Mr.. Achi oh
jected. Mr.. Kalauokalani said that, II
the iteps were referred to the Judi
Cldfy NOihhll'ltt' HplN VI wv iii'hhs
OF some of the members of the com
mittee, employed under the depart
ment might do some talking on the
side, along the line Of either raising
their salaries or leaving them as in thu
bill. The items should be referred t.
the whole Senate as a committee o.
the whole.
Mr. Baldwin said that, because Nv
White was from Maui, he had showI
the good sense to move the items refer
red to the judiciary Committee. Mr.
Achi said there was no use in referring
the items. Such action would onl!
mean q loss of time, before the com
mittee reporting, the Senate would ge
into trouble Immediately. There woult
be some cuts in salaries and the mem
bers from the districts affected woult
object. He and "Blll' White woult
get mixed up in an argument and Mr.
Baldwin and others would he dancins
all over the floor OF the Senate.
Mr.. Paris favored referring the items
to committee OF Ave and this view
was shared by Mr.. c. Brown. Mr., Ka'
nuha favored referring the remainder
of the bill to committee of the whole
The Senate was about to take actor
on the items under the judiciary De,
partment when the motion to take I
recess was made and carried
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-15
NOTICE..

In consequence of the appointment of
the Hon. Geo. Gear to the Circuit Bench
as end Judge, the firm OF Davis and Gear
Is dissolved. Geo. A. Davis will occupy
the same Offices and continue the active
practice Of his profession. ISoo-,f
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
THE BOSTON WOOL. MARKET.

Boston Sept the American Wool and Cotton Re
porter will OF the wool trade 1T has
been a broken in the wool market owing the
terventon OF holiday Ne7ertheless good steady in
prevailed. and the of the
has remained Arm. The weeks business has been
OF the purchasing having been done by the medium
smaller sized mills which have taken fair average
sized mostly going prices The consumption Of wool
unquestionably larger than IL has been for time
there is going
practically all the wool which Is hand:
desirable clips well
Mississippi will be wanted. and that good steady going
business may looked The receipts Of
ton this week amounted 10 1875 bales against 24S47
last a.. receipts since
been 40 eT4 bales domestic bales foreign The
OF Boston amounted TO 39 900 pounds
and pounds foreign, making a OF
484O goo pounds against total OF 435OOOo for pre-
vous week Shipments OF wool for the ending sep
tember los T52 -ounds This shows decrease Of
for previous week Since January the total ship
nents amount to 1T2. $50 41e pounds
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Sept 4-cattle-onerinss, cars; steady for
good grades: lower for common; sales medium
steers S5g$5 rs common sausage bulls 81 rs yeals and
calves-Onertngs 60 head; good fancy, IS 50aS5
srsssers 81 5Ods4 Hogs-onerings q cars; fair de
mand and lower; fair choice Workers, S6 70QS6 SIS;
mixed m packers. So s5g$e 90 medium TO choice heavy.
80 lOGsS6 IS. stays. 81 75GS5 IS.
Chicago Sept 4-Cattlc-Receipts. 20 600 head
ing 1900 5000 Westerns; choice
others steady slow. including butchers stock: fed
Texans steady grassers strong: good
prime steers. SIS 5OG$6 rs. poor medium. S4aS5
stockers 81 25S4 55QS4 20:
hefers 81 55GS5 Gamers 81 5Os2 steady. So
S4gS5 Texas steers slow So SgS4 Western steers
sales SS 1895 25. HogsRecepts to-day. 1900 head
Tomorrow 1000 Ssstimatedl left over 5000 average
DC higher So 9O mixed and butchers S5 9oGS6 rs:
good TO choice heavy 50 sGs6 90 rough heavy s. 9oG
SO % light s. 90GS6 T5 bulk OF sales SO 1896 45 Sheep
Receipts % 600 mead; sheep about steady; lambs lSc
lower: good choice wethers S3 I0G$4 fair choice
mixed So Western sheep. S3 20GS4
lambs. S3RS5 Western lambs. S4G$4 s5
Cincinnati Sept Hogs barely steady. 81 40Gs6 So
Cattle steady 81 25as5 sheep steady 81 6oqs3 40
Lambs lower. S3qSS so.
East Liberty, Sept 4.-Cattls steady extra So esq
SIS prime sass go; good IS 1895 So Hogs
mediums heavy Workers SO sOGss IS; heavy
So 1896 So light Workers 75GsS pigs 5O6s6 10
skps SIS 25dS6 roughs $4 50Qs6 Is. Sheep steady
wethers S4Gs4 Is: cus and 81 256$2 year
lngs. 50 5oas4 %; veal calves. Sc 50as1
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

s. Louis. Sept 4-cott9n quiet: middling. s7-1ec;
low rniddng lf-1sc: good ordinary. 1-16c. Net
eeipts 81 bales gross 224 bales shipments 1e4 bales
stock "a 1ss bales: saless-2i2 bales
Mobile. 4-Cotrorr quiet. middling. Sc. low mid
ding 7sc. good ordinary 6zc. Receipts p bales:
800 bales. stock. 6.2a1 bales
Houston Sept cotton easy; middling sac;
middltng 77sc: good ordinary 15-16c Receipts 5S3e
bales shipments. +o15 bales sales 80 bales stock
bales
Galveston Sept. 4-Cotton easy; middlng stc; low
riddlng, 7se; good ordinary. 7c Receipts 642O bales
stock IS 13O bales
Memphis. Sept 4Cotton quiet r1iddliug. 716c; low
middHs. llec good ordinary. sac Net receipts. t55
bales receipts. 1e3 bales shipments 96S bales;
stock 1887 bales
Norfolk Sept 4-Cottou quiet: nniddIing sssc low
miidiag S-16c; good ordinary. p16c- Receipts SIS
bales exports coastwise - bales sales % bales stock
$3.50 bales.
augusta. Sept. Cotton steady; middling saGsIzc:
low midding S9Sisc Net receipts 22 bales. gross
bales shipments 31s bales. sales 3S bales stock
bales
Orleans Sept. Cotton easy; midding T-1sc;
low uiddling. 7sc: good ordinary n 16c Receipts
24IS bales; exports the Continent. 500 bales
wise sol bales sales, 1000 bales; stock 46 36T
Charleston Sept Cotton nominal; prices quoted
Receipts a5 bales: exports coastwise los bales;
1.564 bales.
Savannah. Sept 4-Cotton quiet: middlinE size: low
mtddng T-c Net receipts. 450 bales SIS bales
coaswse, 092 bales sales * bales stock
bales
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER s. 1901

through firm closing IOa30 point net advance at
hao satisfactory average,
vas vas 80 net lower Berlin closed II. down Buda-
peat point higher and Antwerp worlds
stocks according Brsdstreers Increased 500 600
push against an increase last year 745 900 bush
quotations OF cash wheat O b ahoat hast
follows; 40 Northern Hev-Yorl T7lsc prompt; No
Northsrn chicago. T11sc prompt: Northern Il-
oih sGse % arrive; new No Northern Duluth 1890
70 arrive; No red New-YOrk 76ssc prompt, No
red New-York. 7e7sc prompt No 2 hard Nev-York
Itc prompt -COFN-Ised by heavy selling OF May
corn. the whole market experienced
weskness which disappeared finally before
ING that was inspired by the late wheat
eeeded increase in transactions reached
~ osHs al al porte representing the largest single
ousiEess n long time. Our markets
NC above low point within izazc OF the previous
nights close. The Liverpool close Lfsc
decline No corn was quoted e2iac prompt; No corn
white 63e. prompt and No yellow 62&c prompt
.OArS-The market quiet but steady all day
closing within fraction Of last nights prices;
closed Ssc; No 3. 3T1sc No 3 white 4Oc; track mixed
s7ls d39c: track white. Ssh347c and No white clips
4lc. .RTE-Market quiet. No ! Western eIac and
No Western; ele. both o anoat: State 65a56c
80. .BARLEY-Market steady: feeding quoted 62c
and mating SOG65c, both I z Nev-York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
se cernand; sales 1905 speculation
II o1e 49, American, 1000 receipts 1900 American.
decline upland. 4A.d: futures opened easy e64d
ber ~ stescy. TO siz points lower, Septem
ber sisi ss.Soy octobeI C. 42sszs october-Novem-
Isnus-- 20; November December. 4I5hs: December
sls5If ,alae January February Februar ~ March
~ nA irregular. and cloth offers 100 low
pstfe. Il AND MEAL-Ths market was quiet but steady
ttrssgsfs 81 5ses, spring patents g Ioqss winter
no s,S s - s0q$2 50; winter 50 55s2 co.
rT 80 Sy9zl9, spot and arrvs-.-.- RYE FLOUR
sSr Fair good 81 s5aS3 IS choice 20 fancy
49, =. COkNMEAL-Steady Quoted: Kiln dried
Frs ~ as 20 brand BAG MEAL-steady Quoted:
r5lls aha yellow. s. 35GSl 60: coarse si 2Oasl Is
sscs t-t.ly-Heak Quoted: Spring bran spof si7 50;
c'. siIlFe 20 =. slTqsl7 so spring BRAN bulk si7
az water 5Tan; SIS 5oas2o city bran SIS oornrenL
- vi; Oh meal $50 so - - 90 mummy
hs sS-s 20 EAT-gnt evidences Of good export buy
IN ne afternoon wheat ruled dull and feat
tons @ln dropping tendency The export fransac-
local str, % 20 loads AT all ports brought IN
Eesr s ana advanced prices best point 81 he sav
ze tAleo 70 entirely early losses ana rloFas
ful NeT put late months were ake higher Tbs
70 'l ,eoerlner ali day only &C or from
hesvr - tbssc While spring arrivals were
vhes, teln a1o little ahead wear tb- uvfrfer
-epts tel behind 10o0 hush In H. Nortb1ss.
~ t tse cars 647 cars last week
1T year ago Seaboard .of vb.a-
noon ~ sether amounted $4,000 bush The fore
mere included Western selling orders IN wsv
te Va little buying that variousy atfrsh,fed
'rNet Erc % foreign houses Markets abroad
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeVF-lork. certeT1beT 2,
roFFFE,-To-dsys market for coffee futures. fa-
TrIres were concerned. a small Opening
ssv h tone unchanged prices the market partially
points liberal offerings
= rssct again q result of support. finally
,l,ses quiet unchanged prices compared with
~ssraays close Total sales amounted Is $50 bags
Thsre sales on the initial call. Gable inforna
,nr was rather expected inasnluch reported
nsrtisl decline = frame. Hamburg advance
= a rfg while Rio and Santos went on IS and 100
yeis respe0tively The Rio exchange IN
changed. To-day's movement Al the port aggregated
the interior Brazilian
e9 zoe hags which helped 10 give q weak undertone =
fhs local market. Total cIearances for New-yo-k
amounted % O00 bags sn6 the arrivals aggregated
The market for spot Brazilian coffee ruled
sfssdy quiet unchanged prices on the basis cf
Rio and csc for Santos No 4 invoice
takngs from warehouses in this country up
ehout 1900 bags.
rsnge II contract prices in the market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

Exports q hay for the week IN bales: To GaSs1E:
cuba i55. Barbados s26 Maanzas . scattering s.
total 6.74s bales
por-LrRy-AL1vE-R Receipt, to-day included cars ot
Western by freight Spring chickens continue ~ n & 1To
steady Dueke IRREGULAR in quality and ] sSg
chicEens per 10 lie fowls IOisc turkeys. oc rooster
es5ns 6ss sues & We''fGR ssT Of fowls
quite moderate but chickens In considerable Sine
refuses 10 sell fowls unless buyers would take fsiF
@ Sgany Nth 9l cbse6 ae ed at lie Western average
best scaaed chickens are freely Offered at l3 and g S5y
Island spring ducks in good demand and steady Fast
We quote sDrnr chickens, Phladephia. 70 and over
SylPana Pa prime i4iSc DO fair to good io6sc West
picked Or sesaea poor & to talr AZ s.5 oi Iie do
soGth%estern Door 70 good oGioc. old cocks 6gelse:
ducks spring Long Island and Boston per H. lss s DO
sess Prime s u Ss' per- d8 Sc & do
81 5Oas2 do dark. 81 25as1 so,
potatoes are fairly liberal and trade quiet at about
onions are in light supply and We'll sustained
qualities neglected Tomatoes dun and weak Cucgnnoer %
beans Of choice quality shade rmer Other vege-
r5and thss per bb sIas2 So Do Ions kinds 81 81
ds2: do Jersey Southern. fair. 81 62g
81 q sweet potatoes virginia average % prime yeiq~ gs
Irsey choice 75aeoe DO poor @ 10 faT t9eS Saosssss
90 Jersey per box 25a4oc: do Shelter Island per
81 gs2 - Do oeSland COUNT sugar 65l 81 S99SE d9
County per 1000 81 5Oas2 50: do Long Island 1000
75c4S rs do Jersey bbl 75cdSi 30; eggpants JeF
per Dbl 75caSi do per half bb. 4Oq50c; lettuce
Western New-York per doz 81 50GS2 80; DO Bos-
per AZ a. 81 5O0S2; lima beans. Hacken
sack Long Island Potato. bag. 81: do South
County. white. per baS. 81 5oasa do yellow S2gS2 So
do red 81 25ds2 80: do Connecticut per bb 50; do
yeoT s2 75ds3 do Jersey and Long Island red per Dbl
81 JOGs2 Shelter Island per bhl So; do vel
low 81 25ds2 75is do Eastern Shore per basket 81 100
81 peas. State bush S2GS2 peppers
Jersey per bbl 5Od75c per bush box 20025c string
Jersey and Long Island per bag. 50Q6Oc West
New-Tork; wax per bush basket, 75cGSl do green
50cIS; squash. per bbl. turuips Jersey.
Russia Dbl. 75c; tomatoes Hackensack Acme per
box. J0q60c other Jersey. Acme 4Od5Oc; do Jersey.
Stone. 4015Oc; Grant 25a40c
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YoTk. September 1901
BEANS AND PEAs-The market is developing further
slight white largely because
exceedingly dun trade and increased arrivals Of
foreign Some holders sil asking late p-ces whils
others offering 70 sell least SC lower
held about steady. but expert orders light No
established value for foreign beans this The
Of would probably bring about
but bulk OF the has West previous
Green and Scotch peas weaker and dull. We quote:
Beans marrow choice. per bush 81 s59s5; Co medium.
81 10rs2 f5s pee, bbls 81 1882 so; do
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

refined steady css Cd Turp-ntine-sprits quiet o6s
90 fsosin-Common steady As Sd. quiet 32s
Sd Butter-United firm s5s: do good hrm.
Ies Petroleum steady I'D. Pess-Canadan steady
al tlouSt Louis fancy winter steady. IS Sd. Hops
London Pacific dull fSGE3 Wheat spot quiet:
No red Western winter. IS Cd: No spring.
As l1d No California IS ltd Futures steady Sep
tenber. IS 6l4d: December SIS SID. spot quiet:
American mixed 11i.d: quiet September
As SIsd; October, 1od; November, 1Od
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
EUROPEAN PRopucE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. 4.-CIosing-Beef-Extra India
firm. T0s. Pork-Prme mess Western nrm rs Sd. Lard
American refined irm ASS Sd; prime Western steady,
45s Hsms-shor5 cut a 10 is n. steady. 62s Bacon
Cumberland 26 10 30 10. nrm. ASS cd short rib l5 to
"a 10 firm. AIS 3D.; long clear iddles. hight % 70 50 10
r AS long clear middies heavy, 35 TO 40 10 fr AIS
Cd short backs 16 20 10 AS Cd clear bel
lies. Ia i6 70. firm SOS Cd shouldersSquare II TO is
10, steady. 57s Cd CheeseAerican finest white quiet
ass; do coIored quiet 46s Talow-Prtme city firm 25s
3D. Australian in LONDON cr- 2Ss Cottonsee6 oil Hull
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

.A- otion closed quiet with quotations lower on
lass ef e-c for middling upland sac mid
-s Set Sales, 1906 bales. Southern spot markets
tss4eEfspned as follows: NeVy-Oreans easy
$500 al 7-lSc: Mobile quiet. &c lower a
Tah Grlet unchanged s1sc: Charleston. nominal.
ton nfln, unchanged. sisc Norfolk quiet
asl AZ sac. Baltimore nominal. unchanged at sac:
STEADY lice lower. s slzc. ST Louis quiet
o.s- loNef, az 7-l6c- Estunated receipts New
49, sIS tomorrow from ooO bales compared
-@7a bales actual and e54 bales
-sta- al Houston from bales against
Year 'N- "NeN ~-'- -''N' "1'17 0-'~-' as
spls az the ports and points to-day com
f@-S1 win the day laEt week as
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
1IvrRPooI. COTTON MARKETS

Liverpool Sept 4 m--Cotton-Spot moderate bust
prices lower; American iddling fair Sled good
middIing middling 4&d; low mddling, 1894
good ordinary. e-S2d ordinary. S2d The sales OF
1000 bales of which 500 specula-
fAOOO bales. including 10 900 American Futures
opened and closed steady; American middlinE
september- Sc SAD. value; October. c, 2+64q
2564d sellers; October and November, ls6+4 I964d
buyers November and Decennber 15644 lS-4d sellers
December January. 15-64d sellers: January and
February 14-644 15-64d buyers; February March,
14-S4G4 I5-S4d. buyers; March April, 15-64d
sellers; April and May. l5- -64d.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York September T. 1901.
BEEvES-Receipts ile cars. 2Se head tnclud-
ing lo for slaughtersrs and is for the market max
ing previous arrivals - sale OF which II
at Jer,-y city and 13 Sixtieth-st Steers in
supply firm bulls steady for lght and medium
bulls higher; active and quoted firm
10 l0c higher. yards cleared Medium good
sold 50qs5 SO 100 10 fat and
50Gs5 bulls at 81 45qs5 I5 sows at 81 75Gs4 25.
Dressed Arm last quotations. Cables unGhanKed
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

coT1oS-The cotton futures opened steady
with on 2Gs points after the call worked
sistenuy upward buying for both accounts from all
qneEies Ins showing was quite IN contrast with the
market with futures on T5snl1la points and SPOT cot
ION lower by $3.50 under heavy liquidation and bear
selling IN Liverpool The local contingent Influenced
hf bad crop news belief that
exhausted by yesterdays sweeping declines and that
shor interest had been put the break. Reports
ron the Eastern belt hEd that the crop
uNe Weeks late and would be subject 70 damage by
early frost fsc; regarded as mere question
q Nestner - whether the that section would
Re shorter OF larger than the average Receipts
luQer predictions the interior well a
pofts Accounts from Texas anything but
s ana ioreshadoWed smaller yeid than heretofore
lslrea upon Demand for spot cotton for
ette N though relative cheapness q
ork cotton caused buyers
u market OF the early advance futures Europe
Hnl me south moderate buyers Liverpool quickly
1850 upon nncing or market disposed improve
tue c.ose was vel up from the bottom with private
.-olts stating that Epiuacrs would freely should
ll1a5 FOUND local sentiment bullish and commission
sd eoaers Tor October and January
- ief NC L net rise ~ 4Q5 points. During
h business was inclined drag. market held
s~--. - s'le win prices but shade under the
tne forenoon Short selling unpopular.
-e NE bears were fearful uptlru in The Eugish
--.Atl utn1rroW or small moment and covered on
NeaA spot The fact that the Nev-Oreans market
s-4liig az the advance scored IN the morning
-o- 70 olscfeot reports that South was heavv
lL C'l-Ql II speculative markets
" 20 artice IN the last Dit longs sold
- +--uS ne market finally quiet and steady with
- i4e1 -l,AaEsed 10 points higher.
vas as follows. - ~ -0~i i-14Aet To-Day
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
NEW YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
A P Daily. except Sundays. -
PittsheId and North Adams Saturdays only. 245
r. NJ; Sundays only. S-2G A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
illuminated with Ptatsch Light
a PSI. AIS 1915 Broadway y
Union So. 133 West 125th
l25th Stations. New York. 53S and T28
Fulton St and IO6 Broadway z D. Brooklyn.
TeIaphona 3Sth Street New CAB
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
p. :. BLODGETT GEORGE H DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains York. foot OF Chambers 81
as follows and 5 minutes earlier from ". I'D St;
900 A. m. Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo. AIT
Binghamton Waveriy Elnira and Bradford COaehes~
paror car and cafe dining Buffalo
91S a. m--Daily. except Sundays, 10 Bfngharntor.
OWeEo Waveriy EImira and Delaware Valley Points.
Pullman Paror Daily Port Jervts and Monticeo-
Pullman Paror Cars.
$50 q m. Daly.-Chicaso Lduited-Fest NfaIf-SoiiIs
Chicago arriving SO m Arr Cleveland T4o a.
Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining Car
7.3O D m Daiy--Bufrao and Cleveland Express-Arrs
Buffalo Bradford 20. jamestown 100. XourgStovs
n m 1890 0 m SleeperS Buffalo.
on CITY and Cleveland. Cafe
0I5p m Daily-SOlld train FOR Biughamton Wav-riy.
EImra Chicago SIeepers TO Buffalo, Chicago. Cincinna
Dining Car. - - - -
IL ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill, 113. Isl 500 and 1883
broadway I57 East and 273 West 125th 81.
Cbambers and West 23d ferries. New YORK 335 ana
Ss0 sutton St Broadway, Brooklyn. 10 River ST..
Tfohokeu and Jersey City New YORK Transfsg
90 calls for and checks baggage 70 destination