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double track along King street as above
described?
"Second.-Has the Hawaiian Tramways
Company, Limited, the right to operate
a tramway by electricity?
"Third.-Has the Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit and Land Company the right to lay
a track on King street for more than
100 feet?'
The judgment Of the Supreme Court
being that the first CT the two last above
Que stions were answered in the negative.
and the third question in the affirma tive.
Upon the submission In the aforesaid
case. Messrs. Kinney. BaIlou & McClan-
ahan appeared as attorneys for the Rap
III Transit and Land Company, and
Messrs. Paul Neumann and Holmes &
Stanley appeared as attorneys of record
for the Hawaiian Tramways Company,
Limited
Thereafter. on the 9Th day of Novern-
Der, 1901. the date of the filing Of the bill
herein, a bill in equity was filed in the
Circuit Court of the First Judicial Cir
cult of the Territory Of Hawaii by the
Hawaiian Tramways Company, Limited.
verified by w. H. Pain. as the manager
of said company. in an action entitled,
THE Hawaiian Tramways Company,
Limited, VS.. The Rapid Transit and Land
Company" wherein J. ]. Dunno John
T. De Bolt and Thomas Fitch represent
ed the petitioner. The said bill sets up
substantially the same facts and with
the exception Of the jurisdictional clause,
and prays for substantially the same re-
lief as N the bin herein.
In the bill filed in the First Circuit
Court OF the Territory, the following
sworn allegation appears (the same ale
cation being substantially set up in the
affidavit of said w. II. Pain, filed herein
in support OF his bilD. to wit:
Your orator further shows that on the
22nd day OF January, 1901, a certain pur-
ported controversy was attempted to be
submitted for decision to the Justices OF
the Supreme Court of said Territory; and
that thereafter on March 9th, 1901.
purported stipulation TO submit addi-
t!onal facts was sought to be filed in
said submission of said purported con-
troversy; and thereafter on the 18th and
18th day Of March, 1901, said submits
sion of said purported controversy came
on for hearing before said Supreme Court
of said Territory; and in this behalf your
orator shows that a duly certified copy
OF said submission and of the pretended
proceedings had therein Is attached here
TO and IS made part hereof and is
marked Exhibit A. And your petition
er further shows that thereafter to wit:
on April 2Sth. 1901. said Supreme Court
acting solely in pursuance of said pre-
tended and purported submission of said
pretended controversy. made and gave its
decision thereon, which said decision 81
fully reported.
Your petitioner further shows that
said pretended submission and all pro-
ceedings had therein. and the decision
made and given therein and all pretend
ed rights and privileges flowing there
sAG
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His next fight took place In Supreme
Court chambers
Frear will be easy, soliloQuized Pain,
And he fieurished a cable from dear
old Lunnon,
And lightly entered the ring again;
The Judge would have none of his fool
inJunctions-
He planted the Kibosh on Williams
hopes,
And the shock stopped the cars on the
whole mule system,
And knocked the manager through the
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He came with a rush in the first en-
counter
The thing was so simple. he often said
Twas a pity to tie up the Rapid Tran
sit,
But orders from London must be
obeyed;
He squared off at Humphreys but A.
Stephanus,
Did him up brown with legal point,
And Wont Have it, Pain of the Burro
Specials,
Went down and out with his nose out
IL 81
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POWER OF ATTORNEY.

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM
the Territory, Mr.. A Barnes will act
for me under full power Of attorney
sgSe +. g PBAcHT-
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Third time and last before Justice
Estee,
Pain stood up with sickly smile
He realized he was up against it
Had been against 1t for quite a while;
Estee gave him his quietus quickly
Told him to go home and wash his
hands
And Manager Pain of the Burro Spe-
Gals,
Complied, it Is soaped. with the Courts
commands.
II. M. AYRES
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DIR. DERBY.-Mott-Smit bldg, cor.
Fort snd Hotel SITS; office hours,
to l.
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DIR. T. ADVANTAGEOUS, 1853 Nuu-
anu St; Tel. White 1852; office hours,
to 10 a. m. and 10 .. m, except
Sundays.
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ATTORNEYS.

LYLE A. DICKEY.-King and Bethel
SITS; Tel. Main S12.
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w. G. ROGERS, M.D.-Eye, Ear, Noes
and Throat; 1146 Alakea ST., opposite
Hawaiian Hotel; special treatment
for deafness.
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c. r. HEMENwAY.-Offic 406 Judd
building; Telephone 314 Main.
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DR. ]. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Sur
geon: office. Beretania, between Fort
and Nuuanu streets; Office hours. to
IL a. m, to 8 D. M; Tel. 1911 White.
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PAGES 9 TO Il.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN s. CO.-503-5a%
Stangenwald Bldg. Tel Main So.
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I. NJ. LONG.-Oflces 81 & IS. Campbell
blk, cor Fort g. Mer. SITS; Tel. M. 2IS.
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DIR. A ~. SINCLAIR.-Boston Bldg;
hours, IL to /, to s, to 8; Sundays,
12eto 2; Tel. Off. Main 3S5: res. w. 2ssi.
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DR.. FRED w. HODGINs.-Eye. Ear,
Nose and Throat only; office, Alakee
street. lately occupied by DR.. Muir
ray. Office hours, . a m. to D. m.
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FRED w. MILVERTON.-Room 500
S04 Stangenwald block; Tel Main So
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DIR. r. I. MOORE.-Dentist; room 405,
Parrott building, San Francisco.
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DIR. JENNIE L. EILDEBRANDE.- -.
Office. 24S Beretania ave; tslephOnS
Blue 81,
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PETERSON & MATTHEwMAN.-P
Q, box $685. Is Kaahumanu st.
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DIR. GEO. H HUDDY.-McIntyre
bldg, rooms / and 2; 9 am. to 4 pm.
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PHYSICIANS.

LUELLA 8. CLEVELAND, M.D.-ot-
fee. 1882 King St; hours, to IL q. M,
to s p. m; Tel. White al.
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DENTISTS.

DR.. II. BICKNELL4-McInty bldg,
rooms and IA; office hours. 8 TO 4.
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STENO0RAPhERS.
MUSICIANS

MADAME A SCHOELLKOPF.- In
structor OF French and Piano: res,
Hotel St. opp. Advent Church
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n. e. GROSSMAN, D.D.S.-Alakea St,
three doors above Masonic Temple.
Honolulu; Office hours, 8 am. to pm.
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DIR, C. B. HIGH.-Philadelphla Dental
College. 1892; Masonic Temple; Tel.
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DIR. T. MOTONAGA-46 Beretania ST..
between Fort and Nuuanu; office
hours, 8 a. m. to D. m.
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ENGINEERS.

CATION, NELL & CO. LTD.-Engi-
neers, Electricians and BoiIermakers,
Honolulu
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DIR. A. c. WALL, DIR. o. f. WALL
Office hours, s a. m. to p. M; Love
bldg; Fort ST.; Tel. 434.
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tCsntinusd sR page 49,
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

ANSIS MONTAGUE TURNER,-''Mlg-
nom" 1924 Beretania ST.
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& PAGE, Architects and
Builders.-Office. rooms "a, Arlington
Annex. Honolulu, H. l.; sketches and
correct estimates furnished at short
notice Tel 229: r. o. box 775.
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York October I. 1901.
vrry-Es- pecepts only head; no SAFES reports,-
r,rsssas beer steady; city dressed native sldes
$1,000 rsnge 6dfOc per 70; Texas beef 5tsTtc
Amsrican cattle selling at TAG - dIesssu
yaisb, refr1arator Sie4ac per 10 ohipihsht
odav, The serva Liverpool 1850 quarters OF osel
or Nsi.o Morris the Cynric liverpool $40 cattle Ir
J. shanberg s Son. sT5 head for Schwsrzse,o q
berger and quarters for Nelson MOTIFS. g.
Nv me PhiIsdelpha Southampton, BOO quarters 10Y
Schgnrzschd & SuzberEer; the tiertnsrc TOT
! Co. and $40 quarters Iot Ne
son Norris and to the West indies u SHeeP
for L. S, Dillenback - -..v,,,. x.-s .sh bead
276 AZ Jersey city 100 az stxtieth-st Ihe lSet
ruled ouiet comparatively little or the soek
owners hut prices steady end affected sses
10 rina veaIs sold 5Nss IL 100 NJ City dree
~ country aresssa, s1----''
dressed srassers bdtternsilks 5lsEec-
sales q & % yeals lot 10 average a.
1873 n ct IS 90; 81 40 I4- To- al
IS as. n do - 10 at FED calves Ito 70 az -
+ II Hume & BIO: veal. 154 70. IS 10: II do. 100
NJ SIS %. ,,ro
SHEEP LAMBS-Receipts. all Tor the MARKET
were cars or l. 7ss making with the stock carried
from Yesterday total or lIs TO be sold. or
which CITY. Prices about steady
ruled quiet and about cars were carried
over sheen sold 50GS3 Is 100 n inferior 10
506S5 20. culls at 81 Is Gull sheep
SaIe--Newton & 40 Kentucky lambs IS 10.
age al IS l2i. per Virginia CO
S. I2is: 249 Indiana DO. Ga n. at 81 81.
8 Judd * 81 Kentucky sheep. loE 10. 90;
I55 do 80 70 az So TO-
Harrington Co: $50 Buffalo sheep 1o7 70 at s. so
Tobn z shannon; 100 Kentucky lambs. II 10. al s.;
e47 Indiana do. II 10 - s5 "a do IS ~ at 81 so Ios
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Closing: Arm extra India mess
rs firm; prime Western Cd. Lard
American refined IL pals steady Sos 6d prime
ern uerces quiet SOS I'd Hams-Short- cut "A 70
n. steady SIS Sd. Bacon quiet; Cumberland
% 30 H. 51s Sd! short rib 10 To "a 70 SIS long
mddes. light. % 81 u. SIS; long
~ Dos 90; short clear backs 70 70 10 47s
bellies. u 10 70. 59s. Shouiders-SqGars II to
IL n. dull at S9s Butter steady; finest United
93s good United States, as. Cheese quiet;
white los I'D; American finest colore i6s Tai
lowPrne city strong at 2Is Cd: Australian London
a 3us Cd. Cottonseed ot-HUll
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet ess Rosin-Cor1-
No HID. Petroeuul-Rehrei steady
67sd Lnseed oil STEADY at SIS 3d. PeasCanadiaa steady
4d Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady rs I'd
Hops London Pacific COAST duh f36E3 Wheat
dull; No red Western winter 5s Gid: North
spring 5s ID No California IS I0d
December 5s 7isd: March. % S%d. Corn-spot quiet:
American mixed IS: futures
November. A 10asd; December. As 10s4d.
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rest bnish crop condition statement in The
- commerce and generally favorable trade
srb maze little impression upon the pit contingent
..Ss OF Journal showed
agaI n condition during September - 10 g. as
esires rep9rt was received January
. points following the receipt report
- oulsh than looked for but sufficiently
se-It1le aggressive buying During early after
ne market was and of special
14aLure OF interest Business hung TO a discouragng
Sesilie tne ract that the and o.
oeIleged the conditions
HlaTkeL BY , p. N. January had hack
Y~si VINE late months were relatively easier under
sellns presumably for short prom
81 oa, 2esL mouse was said be short from 10000
cugu bales AarcA for Continental
ana belief that the was
Ger man expected reason for this
nns. ne south sold sparingly from o time
U-G inarset' but bought rallies, At 230 p the
I'm 500 out and went short IN anticipation Of a
- n market tomorro" This selling carried prices
- low leVei OF the day. January touching But
5u when scaipers appeared TO have everything their
~ way wan Street buying a set n
an! carried everything before %
-, The market finally steady. with prices
ne range Of contract prices in the local market
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spring Wheat d9i.e: No sass sc No red ssaesiac
white, 3Tu5Sc; No white, STQ3Iisc: No : rye. 5Se;
fair choice mating barley, 5i5gc No Northwestern
faxseed. 81 IS; pork Dbl 81 60fsl4 S. lard
per 10 e2lz $50 %: IS 70p
81 90; dry shoulders Cboxed 81 5OGSI I5 short
clear tboxe 50 4Gs9 so; whskey. basis Of high
wines 81 90 on the Produce Exchange to-day the but
lie: cheese steady. ga 91O@c; firm fresh, lie
Duluth Oct. Close: Wheat-Cash No hard. d91sc;
No Northern, 64Ssc No Northern. 66tscs October
667sc; December. 67sG67sc; May Use OATS Stag
35c. Corn. 5+izc.
Milwaukee. Oct. Close: Wheat lower No Northern
zoe; No Northern 6sI=Gd9c December, 6sls n6s5.c
Rye lower: No l. Barley weak; No > Soc; sample
5Ogjs} re Corn-December 5o].c.
Minneapolis, Oct, Close; wheat-Cash, 6Tssc; De-
eeuter. s69sdsG%c; May. 6s9sR6gssc: on track No
hard. rose: l Northern &c; No Northern e4sse
~ Sc Flour-Frst patents So oOgSi; second patents
81 So first clears 81 s5G$2 3d. seconds 81 Is BranIn
bulk $139$13 IS
Philadelphia. Oct Wheat &c lower grade,
October ga lac Corn firm, 1c higher; No mixed, DC
tober 81 G62c. Oats steady: No white clipped, 42g
42'ec Wool unchanged. Provisions unchanged Butter
firm. &c higher: Western Sc do nearby
prints &c Eggs steady; fresh nearby, 21c do WesJern
2c; Southwestern 2Uc; southern. Ice Cheese firm
To- &c; do fair 70 choice ss4s-.c- Refined sugars 10
points lower cubes 535c; A. 5.45c; powdered.
4aOc No zoe 4O5c for Nos 49, IL Is and Is.
Cotton unchanged TailOw firm. city. prime hhds.
SKATE; country dark SIC; 6d64c- Live
poultry steady fowls, l2G =c old ROSTERS. Sc spring
chickens I12GlSc: ducks oaI1c. Dressed poultry firm
chickens nearby 4ifTc western do 1OTi4c Receipts
Flour 2O0O bbIs and in sacks wheat 10 OOO
bush Germ 50 600 oats. 2doo. ShipmsntsWhea rs coo
bush; 5000; oats. 3COO
Louis. Der. Close: wheat-No red cash. roc;
October G0a.c: December 7OisRTe4sc: May. re: No
hard 69G6g Corn-No cash. 56=c October, 56l.c
December 5Tc; May. 59tsc. Oats-No cash S5i.c; De
cenber. So sc; May IS &c: No = white. 59g39lsc.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. October l. 1901
.---r-c oEee futures opened steady IN tone, win
~ .5cSpnged - points lower under Liquidation BY
picss IS rrorpteG by weak European cables pig
-. sarsir-s and light warehouse deliveries ne
prAs -tsinea little ot feature. fluctuations IooWed
session curse under selling by the bear contingent
0-acrIa.toa missing Bulsh Brazilian n'aL ket
10 steady the market. which closed net . 70
t--s iower and barely steady Total sales were
70 a9I as Eavre closed sal franc of and Ham
l3ev Ssr lever Rio advanced rs reis and Santos
90 7sts. Re sterling exchange was quoted II 9-.hd
o. ~ from the previous day. Port receipts Were
s- sgr and The movement ar Interior towns $500
1orestic warehouse deliveries amounted 10 5sl5
s In the local spot department the general tone or
-Ls market ruled quiet and steady win quota toi.s
bssed more less aonnally on l-loc tor RIO 30
Clearances reported this morning ictoel
a. s+ss1sr Cavour 81 bags from Rio. septefn-
- ee and the steamer COOli2, WIKI 12too bags rom
600. septeunber IS Present stock In Hamburg 5ss
An hgs II which 42s zoe bags Brazilian, compared
rt,h 5S5 COO and S79 900 bags last month
The range prices III the local market To-Day
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains Leave New YORK. FOOT OF Chambers ST.
follows and minutes earlier from " I'D s.:
300 n Usily--Solid train for Buffalo Arr , q.
Brghautor. Waveriy EinIsra and Bradford Coaches.
pa-Ior car cat4 dining 70 Buffalo
un.-Dafiy Sundays. Bs-gnar,r1r.
OVexn Waverfy. Ennfra and Deisvar. Valley Points.
Pullman Paror Daily Port Jervts ar. Montcso.
Pullman Parlor Cars
train 20 Chicago arriving $50 D N Arr Cleveland Z =,
Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dfrtry Car.
$50 D. Daily Buffalo and Cleveland Exprsss--A--.
Buffalo T05 Bradford 90 jamestown, zoo Youngstown
Cleveland 1880 D. IT, Sleepers
OF City Cleveland Cars
Dafly-Scfit train
EInra Chicago Seepers BG-ao. Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining Car
Yy'ICKE-TS. LOCAL TIVE CARDS AND PULLMAN
= ACCOMMODATIONS AT III 1fz- 26f 800 ffS3
Broadway. t5T Fast t2sth 81 and 20 Wesc f25.h 81,
West 23f ST ferries. New York. ga an.
Fulton q es Broadway. BROOKLYN. 10 River ~.
rIoboken Ind City Station New York Transfer
calls and checks baggage to destination
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Oct THE offerings ar the wool auction
sales to-day amounted 10 Il 0l bales principally medium
Fine grades n good demand. but rnefuul
ami coarse Irregular and buyers slight
prices brought about free buying n the
grades. Cr0ssbrsds IN fair supply
steady several parcels going American
demand. prices in buyers favor.
lowing the sales in detail: New south Wales 1900
bales 5isdG1s 5l2d greasy So 1O2d; Queens
land bales secured Is idGls sd: greasy. Sad
roria bales. secured. sda1s Adj greasy. SsGIId
Australia loco bales; 7Aadd1s 3D. greasy
2A4SIad West Australia 700 bales; secured Is ia;
greasy. ~ GTAd. Zealand. $500 bales:
44dq1s AID; greasy, Si=dG9d Cape u Good Hope
Natal. bales secured, SdTis Ga 5R5sxd
$500 bales secured. sd greasy. S1sG5ad
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HIDEs-Tauners are good BUYERS wien they can ger
so The receipts 500 for the SAM Rss9d sFe S2
same time last year We quote as follows: California
is1.e' ss puerto cabeii6 La Guayra Caracas
@ se 9 A9ehe s cry sam and R PStdno
d2ase laredo le14c Dry salted-fayta Maracal5o
I "a Arm Siih as. good de-
s are oversoid We quote acid helmock stock fol
grst selection tnon sh bae a2se
middle heavy S4c seconds hssyy sgS a, thFds 20
sa7c oak dressed backs nTsts $eg$,c seconds BAG
s5c thirds s2gs55ee 9ees' leu NC "u''A
MerAIs-Tin London fell of los to-day as 2 result
ot and futures Locally DECLINE OF 20 points
occuTra slow At the close spot s24 IS. Copper
snd 81 wsS tatar esa ar asa lis CD the
was s9nay Sa9ed at e ss and eey
Fad was change locally out closed Is 90 lower
eroaa speter ruled steady at % prices
~ values London we're sedueed = so 70
lG 1Ss Ths sssid No s15es5
80 SO 94 5sis t as ~ s Southern foundry
SIS % GLASGOW warrants closed al 's' anu
e'S aoIa Il AND sYRuPsA steady OF ,ohnng
er1ers s'ssstions were given The feeling STEADY
fg ruled steady and unchanged Quotations toIloH
7q2 a P oo sse syfups asiee
eH4 la2f 0r market eeainea fsy auies ap
pesrance for both steam and sal Nh ne
Ners I'd: London and Glasgow Id: Bristol I'D: Leith
56g 50 pigs Rotterdam ss-a4c cotton LIsr
pool Per 100 n ioe London sass sa 70 sa tnS
ioas Novenher; British steamer lts2 o tons Gull 70
{, toms .0r SeS Of ass1sTa t.
l2s .ah ssnsrs, carro private terms oeto
bsr h 10000 cases Dssrolsrn h-nss to
steamer ss.oco cases same Deeernber i-JsnuarT se
Brt a ass reoas private terms; sos
tons. Fnsneina saa,iasa s. DTss.e ms.
, .'1 s.- as:'s New. New
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SOUTHERN corToN MARKETS.

Galveston. Cotton dull. middIiug Sc: mid
ding Tac good ordinary. Sc; receipts IL O2 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain 1897 70 the Continent. go
c0astWise 72G: sales. sol. stock go Oh
Savannah oct. Cotton steady; middling. Tasc low
midd.ng Ti4c receipts s9l9 bales exports the Cont
+975: coastWise is+i sales 20ll stock. 20 99s
Ne-Orieans. Oct. Cotton quiet; rniddtns low
r,fddlng T-I6c; good ordinary 6ssc: receipts
bales exports Continent % O5O 25OO,
81 3S1-
Memphis Oct cotton quiet; uliddIing. T7sc; low
middrg Tzc ordinary. 1516c. receipts. Dos
bales gross 1863; shipments, 57S sales 1850; stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool I, 1 D. ul-Cotton-Spo t-I1creased de-
maud, prices i-16t lower American nltdling fair.
I6d; good middling. AID. middlng, 1924; low
mittLrg S-lte; good Ordinary 81; erdlnary;
speculation and included
10 200 Receipts, 5000 bales, including l.itt
American. Futures opened closed quiet American
middling o c October 2.i4f4 = 64d buyers: octo-
her and November 16-SidI IT-6+d buyers; November
and December. l464G+ SD sellers; December and
10 64+ l46+i buyers; January and February,
: sellers; February and March. l3SiX
i5-6id value; April. l4-64e sellers; April,
and May 14-6+d buyers; May and June, 1+-6+g
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contract prices in the local market to-

spot cotton closed dull quotations unchanged
ne basis OF 3-lGc for mddng upland 7-16c
IacIing Gulf Southern markets teegraphed
as oH9ws New-Orieans quiet unchanged Sc; Mobile
sllet lower Use; Savannah
.o se whares5on nTnl Hnchanged at 1l-lec: Whining
BaltTnore nominal. l-l6c lower. 3-l8c; Augusta
steady. lice lower. I3-l6c: quiet I-l8c
lower. I7sc. Estimated receipts New-Oreans to-
morrow are l00O0 1000 bales. compared with GAO
rates actual last week and 2o36l bales
A. Houston ilooo TO 12000 bales compared 7.o30
bales actual last week 1910 year
Receipts at the points to-day
rarea with TIE iaN las reak u At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02

The monthly reports TO The Journal OF Com
and Commercial Bulletin from more tnan eleven
hundred correspondents throughout the bel; indicate
condition OF cotton during Sep
rcmher OF - points The average hgures are OS per
cent compared with 102 month ago The returns snow
that the decline the Mississippi valley.
where the sensational 81 points Is Indicated
Heavy rains primarily responsible for inuen
oft general decline A -pe-
ca! feature is the inquiry into the
otherwise Of picking IN general would
appear picinE is from Two 10 three weeks ate on
Cur excepting
and Taxas In Louisiana normal. while Texas
sbos considerable last year Arkansas aN-
err yes about the this date year ago Ten
from weeks late, and missouri ana
The territories average normal compared with last
month The majority the is between the dates
cs September - ana Is =
The various states and in United states:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
The following table gives the estimate OF condition IN
= .n-ir,s S-a-es and IN y I-nIted States:
sGnvarrr,enf rennrt

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahes--Spot co,ion
easier. sales u speculation and export, low:
American II COO receipts. 5000; American. 1000; mid
sling upfand iT-3ad opened quiet } sd De
cIine. closed quiet unchanged 10 points lower
+.iBlrh. November
December. Airs DecemberJanuary. 4l5gb: January
Fe5ruarv sI8izs: Fehruary-March, 4.l3al4; March
ApriI 4i4s: Arril-May. 4f4b; May-June, 4lfi.s Man
chester yarns dull cloths quiet
NETWORK PRICES.