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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29
DEPARTED.
Monday, Septembt

Monday, september 70.
ports at 5 D. m.
stmr. Waialeale, Cooke, for Maui
ports at p. m.
Stmr. Noeau, Peterson, for Homo
kaa and stmr. Ke Au Hou. Tullett
for Anahola, Kanaa. Kilauea, Hama
lei and Kalihiwa1 at p. m.
Schr. Lady, for Koolau ports at
p. m.
Stmr. J. A Cummins, D. Bennett, fol
Koolau ports at 10 a. m.
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Picking in Reserve i.

Although the City of Picking has beer
laid up in San Francisco she is still
likely to visit Honolulu again. The
China will resume her run on the mex
trip, but the Picking will be kept a
San Francisco in reserve for any emer
gency. If any of the company:
steamers is laid up the Peking win be
put into commission again.
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Chilcott Sails.

The ship Marion Chilcott sailed yes
terday about noon for Port Los An
geles. Three new sailors were ship
ped while in port to take the places of
those who were lost overheard on the
trip to Honolulu.
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Language was given for the con-
cealment of thought" quoted the willy
citizen. "That is perfectly correct
answered Senator Sorghum; eff every
man voted the way he talks we'd have
all kinds of reform in no time. Wash
ington Star.
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A number of young people gathered
at the residence of Mrs. Marcallino last
night to fittingly celebrate the birth
day anniversary of her son John.
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Booked.

Per S. S. Nippon Maru, for San Fran
cisco, Sept. 29.-F. H. Nicol, Judge C.
w. Dustian, DR.. c. II. Humphreys,
Miss Pownoel-Wright.
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WHARF AND WAVE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

HOnOIuIu, AIt8dHueT SIFttI,
September 2S, 10 p. m.
Mean TemDerature-76.0
Minimum Temperature-1.
Maximum Temperature-S1.
Barometer at p. m.-30.01; steady.
Rainfall, "a hours up to 9 a. m.-.75.
Mean Dew Point for the Days.
Mean Relative Humidity-79.
Wind-N. E.: force, to l.
Weather-Showery and fair.
Forecast for Sept. 29-Light trades
Ind fair weather.
r. C. LYDECKER,
Acting Territorial Meteorologist.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per stmr. Lehua, September %, fol
Kalaupapa: Rt.. Rev. Father Libert
for Pelekunu, J. H. Wilson.
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A SECONDHAND bagatelle board for
use in Mills Institute. Inquire at
school in Chaplain Lane. 1894
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Monday, September %.
S. S. Nippon Maru, Greene, from the
Orient at p. m.
Schr. Kawailani Ulunahaele, from
Koolau ports at a. m. with 900 bags
sugar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

Two fine places on Thurston Avenue.
A two-story house and lot on Kapio-
lani street. Three residences on Pros
pect street. Fine residence with an
acre of ground and also a three-acre
tract with dwelling and two cottages
IN kal1hi. A fine place at Punahou.
Two fine lots on Pacific Heights. on
one OF which Is a small cottage and
servants house. Lots in College Hill
tract, and also very fine site makai
OF college tract. Business site on King
street. House on Lunalilo street, and
other properties at Kaimuki, Waikiki,
and other parts of the city and at Pearl
City, and fine property at Olaa, on
which are 80 acres of choice fruit trees.
beside coffee, furniture bamboo and
vegetable and flower gardens. A.
BARNES, 70 Merchant street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

German lady, newly ar
rived, would like a situation to take
care of invalid. Call or write Mrs.
E. Gensen, 1913 Nuuanu street. $685.
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The Honolulu Mutual Burial Association

Has reached membership Of 1900.
AS long as the Association receives 40
new members between burials there
can be no farther expense to the pres
ent membership. Phone Main All.
J. H. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Office with the Townsend Undertaking
Co.
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

LIST your houses with J. H. Cum
mings, Golden West Cigar Store, so
Merchant st. 1 have good tenants
for furnished and unfinished
houses. 6597
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
LOST.

SEPTEMBER %, Lodge Din. Reward
at Advertiser Office. e5e5
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The Following
Ailments can
CURED
by

SNlEN L LEI IL, Eli 1SlOLOGlCAL
EXERCISE:
Nervousness, sleeplessness, sick head
ache, indigestion, chronic diarrhoea,
constipation, torpid liver, sluggish cir
eulation, weak heart, weak lungs, lum-
bago and certain forms of rheumatism.
All these and many others can be cured
All women who wish to improve their
complexion will find the Hannah
baths to be the greatest skin beauties
in the world.
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LARGE, nicely furnished, mosquito
proof, front room; near Palace
grounds. Suitable for two gentlemen.
Enquire at Advertiser Office. e597
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MODERN Groom cottage; mosquito
proof. Apply 1914 Matlock avenue.
6597
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11

Architect Charles w. Whittlessey OF
l this city is. now, engaged in "a drawing
! plans for al great sanitariums Tor the
! treatment Of tuberculosis that Is s,. 70 PC be
built in the village Of LIZ Luz " las oter s,
! county by interests~-said to be- .
]; nected with the Rock Island railroad.
The ssanitarium isgto besthefiaFxest "
situations u its kind insthe world and
is attracting attention of specialists
Y all over the country. It Is to be run
Tor the class of patients who are able
to pay for the highest class OF atteniT
ton and service, and there will be
provided for their amusement all the
pleasures 1sof Inc cityclub the 'theater,
race and golf course and other amilse-
ments. The general plan Of the build
fsgs is the pueblo 'sgyla. hdArehitsct
Whittlesey is departing somewhat
from his mission, style in its design ~ \
Is to be built 81 the Whfttfesey &c.
ment blocks, and is absolutely FIRE
sproof. Its arfangemelt ~ that Of the
isolated ward arranged around q cen
Eaxral court, ,Hith. observation-disclosures
buildings at one end and a theater and
~concert hall at the other. Built IT the
~1oothills Of the Sacramento mountains
LII will be an elevation that VIII AFFORD
~ magnificent view Of the surrounding
country, while the grade Of xthe
grounds will allow OF a series Of ter,
efaces that will add greatly to thu
beauty Of the architectural effect. The
gf1rst cost Of the buildings and. equip
fnent will be more than half a million
00II0r6.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11
cHATTY CORRESPONDENCE.
News From the Tie Camps of the
Observation-Disclosures and Stock
men Happy.

ToRREoN. n. NJ. May s, 1909
Special to The Optic.
All Of our farmers are very busy
planting this month. The outlook is
good for heavy crops this year. such.
as f~rijoles, mais and pumpkins.
Felipe Gallegos has given up the
idea that he is not a foot racer, al
though he has not yet quite recovered
from the strain in the running match
he had last fall. He now has q barber
shop In connection with his saloon. 8
y Don Trinidad Romero, one ofs4-as
Vegas Oldest citizens with his wife
1nJ daughter Miss Maggie have came
to make their home in Torreon for
awhile.
Don Trransquiiino sabadia the Court
house bookkeePer q. San Miguel coun-
~, las Vegas is mere checking ub'
the tie Business Of Don Eigenio Ro-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter made us a
very pleasant visit. They are very
large owners of q sheep ranch seven
miles from T65rrsoh. Y
MS. Serapfog Bomerd and daughteF
.Linsieb are insAibaqHerqhe where Mrs.
S. Romero is under the doctors care
Mrs. ~ +. Lauh has left Albuquer-
que for Ration where she will remain
fersa~fewasweeksu witli~ her ssistersand
mother. ~ M
Antehio Vallejos had quite an &C
cident while hauling ties. He was
showing off his large mules and put
one tie too many on his wagon. The
results were Antonio broke his wagon
and he has given up the idea Of haul
ing ties.
The sheep men are all happy on ac-
count of plenty of water and grass
and with at least IS per cent increase
Of lambs.
There is a large force of men MAX
ing and hauling ties for the Santa Fe
Central; also a large force Of men
making ties for the Santa Fe cutoff.
Eugenio Romero has the contracts for
furnishing the two ROADS with ties.
Don Trinidad Romero and G. F..
Laub made a trip to Chilli last week
and while at that place Don Trinidad
met with a little accident. Well that's
all right. just ask Laub, he will tell
you all about it.
Lawyer Isorodo Perea has rented
his residence to I. Romero and has
moved out about three miles to his
farm. He expects to farm on a large
scale this year. e#
Serapio Romero has been appointed
postmaster at this place. Mr.. Jar
ramiilo the present postmaster will
turn over all of that branch of bust
ness to Don Serapio on the 10th Of
this month.
Mr.. Corset of Chilli who is an old
time friend Of Hon. T. Romero made
us a pleasant visit. The Hon. T. and
Mr.. Corset went to Manzanos to see
Mr.. Wigs.
Chas. Laub received today the eight
page Optic which he Is showing to
his many friends of the place and he
as well as the others think it quite
a treat to get a paper that gives the
news Of the territory.
The Santa Fe Central will have
their track laying past this place in a
few days. They are laying track al
the rate Of 2 to 3 miles per day. The
grading and rock work has been com
pleted. The company iaas put all 81
the grading outfits on the Albuquer
que Eastern starting out from tht
main line at Moriarity toward Alpu
qusrdutef Il a' " !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11

"A man was killed in "a mining
camp heal White Oaks. q young fellow
who had been in the camp only a few
weeks" The local papers dismiss the
eubject' IN fotr lines. failing to men.
ton the name or the manner in which
the unfortunate came to his death
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11

johnson: WE are inclined to be
lieve in those whom we do not know,
Ebecanse they have never deceived M.
'Beechcr: Selfshness Is that de
testable vice which, no n wilIT for
tiyee others, and no one ia without II
himself. III
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11
The Riches Of Philosophy.

Petnrch..-g -
Short. isstbe road whichleads phil
esofhy 10 wealth. 1t Ii built in this
way: DO not multiply your belong
ings. but restrain your desires.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11

The moral involved in the sale Of the
st. Louis & San Francisco railroad is
to merge not, that ye be not merged.
The yellow peril has reached a
stage where it does not have to look
to the yellow newspapers for encour-
agement.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11
not TAXABLE
Judge Baker Decides That
Building and Loan Mort
cages Are Exempt.
MAMMOTH sANIIARIUh Al Ia Luz.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, May u
Judge B. S. Baker returned an I'M
nortant decision in the district court
yesterday Afternoon. affecting the sta
tus Of taxation Of building and loan
associations in New Mexico. The leg
islature ct 1901 passed q law exempt
ing the stock Of. such organizations
from taxation. and the late ~laniented
lawmakers amended the statute to gex;
emit. also mortgages q sues comtan'
les upon the ground that the taxation
OF spch. mortgages constituted double
taxation. The case in question was
hal 81 the territory vs.. The Co-opera-
tive Building and Loan n. Association n Of
Albuquerque p compel Y II refprf As
exisdngSmortgages for taxAtio9f SAsnce
me amendment men was efnade toappB to
existing contracts the company held
that its mortgages should be returned
The claim Of the territory was nat
me law ;ainndl the iaamesd1Rffnient were IN
valid and illegal as constituting. a ~
olationAof the Springer act against spe
cial legislation.
The court held that the claims OF
the Building and Loan association
were well founded and that the ac'
Of the legislature q sol q violation
of the Springer act.
The court has not yet returned q &c
cision in the case OF the territory W.
County Commissioners Gutierrez. ano
Sanchez, and it is now understood tna'
he viii not return his decision unit
his return from the east. Judge snd
Mrs. Baker will leave Albuquerque 70
night or Omaha.
The P~resbytery Of the Rio Grande
closed an interesting session here ias'
night. with the election OF Dr.. =. =
THOMSON Of the Manual School OF AZ
bucuernue to be moderator. IN
meeting was well attended \ I'M
nortant action was taken looking .
the early beginning Of an active cru
ssade in this section in the interest q
the cause Of temperance. The feature
If the meeting was the r~esigiiatiof
from the Presbytery Of Rev. !. Y
Beattie Of the First Presbyterian
church of this city. Mr.. Beattle eA
meets to tate up his home In Cailfor
MIA in the near future and will leay'
Albuquerque about the first OF June
Heb as held his charge here for tn
past thirteen years and has won hlgl
esteem not only in Albuquerque bu
all over New Mexico as a good Gu
zen. and a scholarly divine. His plac'
4 on the home missions board OF In
church will be hard to fill.
The first trust company 70 pc q
ganized in New Mexico under adde th'
act Of the late legislature is the Mon
( tezuma Trust company OF Albuquei
I que, with a capital stock Of : 2,Ooo, ooV
] The incorporators are M WaFlournes
4. 3. McMillen. J. C. Balridge and "
II. CLEARWATER, all of Albuquerque
i f,aptain CLEARWATER took an acIlV
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11
SURE, u 4 FOR. PILES.

SURE cuRE FOR Piles
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. this form, It's well as
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by Dr.. B~o-aan-k0's Pile Rem
edy. Stops itching aud bleeding. Al
Serbs tumors. soc . jar at druggists.
or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write
me about your case. Or. Bosanko.
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale BY K. D.
Goodall, druggist, Railroad avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
OTHER MARKETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. oct 13-CATTLE-Receipts, 5000 head: good
prime steers. s. 106$5 20 poor 70 medium - 5Oe
Is stocEers feeders 81 25$4 20. and heers
41GS5 Gamers 81 40d$2 go bulls. S2fS4 %; calves
81 500ST % steers So 5Gs3 70 Western steers
S3ES4 60. HOGS-Receprs to-day S.is0 head to-rnor-
row 20 butchers, 8 5S6 good % choice
35dSJ So: rough heavy - SODS5 30: lglt %
ass 80: bulk Of sales. 8 25GS5 So. SHEEF-Recepts
z head market steady to 15c lower; god Z choice
vethe-s. 81 30GS4 . fair TO choice mixed $@SS native
lambs. SO 5oGs5 - - . 900 -.
sfov unchanged vEALS-Steadv Ss7SS =. HOGS
Tecspts 400 head. active 1GG40c higher heavy s. 10
ass a.. mixed Ss 40. Workers Sc 1886 80: pigs
81 1885 r1ughs S5GS5 .. S4Gs4 80: diaries and
Frassers ssGS6 81. SHEEP AND LAMBS-2eceipts
head sheep firm. lambs steady lambs 9 %
257S4 g JOIS3 90 wethers
S4GS4 25- sheep mixed. 81 50GS4- - -- -
C-t7c7nati oct I3.-HOGS-Stsady- S41S9 % CAILlSr.
quiet s2as4 s. sFTEEP-stsady. 81 1858 50 LANES
kansas Cfty' Oct 1s-cATTLE-Receipts. Is 500 ma
ives 900 Texans: calves. 2TO0 natives $50 Ie1aIS'
corn fed cattle quiet and steady wintered Westerns s
steady lower: steady stockers and feedrs eo
10 strong; quarantine slow choice export s1o dressed
beef steers e0GsJ 40 fair 70 good S4S4 60 socAers
and feeders S2TS4. Western fed steers SSGSe %
30 indian stee-s So 1888 g 900 IS 50.
naive cows 81 50Gs6 g. hetfers S2fS4 Gamers
$3.50 30. 81 1882 20; calves S2GS6 HCN+e-ft-
CENTS market 70 &c rover.
b-fk n 20. heavy. s. 55dS5 % mixed
rara-s s. 5GGS5 20, light - 55GS5 SO workers. . 'V
e. 80. Dig s. 506S5 - SHEEP-Ileceipts 5000 head,
-arke+ steady native lambs 81 lS2 y: western lambs
50 a0dS5 10 ewes 81 40$5 IS. Texas clipped year
0= So EO7s4: clipped sheep 8 4odS3 90 STOCK
e-s nd feeders. Sass 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14

oernber cse.stiS-s % lneiana me-s st &c o~s- De-
~ Is: n Si 10 Northern Duluth ale orto 15
w. ssis..SLp 20 the last hour CO., - 49, ok
stess-ees - 80 sua without feature ana-f r-o,,
on covering A. =, ne market sharply advanced
- " Rlle interior receipts shoues 49,
tNIe was a larger seaboar5
- aee push No complaint VAS besr5 -. 49,
S-rt,,,ees.- Nien remained clear excent 70 ~
-lt- sections shou-a5
80 ne heher- The exuort go. 5oes
- = - .,ais az oGtports. with No co-- ~.T
Fs7S - N e atQ5 and 52ls aHoat: ~ . vFfts
81 20 yellow 5iiac b afoaf -,
slset t2r oats was hrn in the e. - ae
-.+I- 49, now l more or less depression ~ -
- -. ma here
e-'np -lEi win prices higher - -E.. No.
~te1 az 4A-ccf No 3. s0tsc No > go.
49, nv, 80. track white. 42G4sc: standard T,ti,e
~ = MARKET firm No > Western e. 49,
rn-nai state and NE 5er5-SiS o ? aLl1sai
stedy. Feeti1E quoted a. ssc .5 - -
AZ b4u0sc. both Z Buffalo a. l0- aIl mating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14

include the Majestic for Liverpool 500 quarters
Swift Beef compsny and iico quarters Morris
@ ogarters for schWlrzscii 8 suiz5erser 1859
quarters estimated for Armour $ 60 we're All head
making: with the stock carried over iroia Ia ess
at sxeth The market ruled weak fer e sorts a ,
au"vN -a--,--ss -,.g Of ~assars
n few aeaa a. q s s9 9f@ 5re5ssd veais general
grsssers and fed calves at 4Tec $500.
$ : per 100 ~ 4ized calves 80 10 al = 90
s Sanders: veas. l45 n, at 50: : do 40 ~ at
J. H Hume & Bro: veals. III n. at 50: 90.
rralse4 ID i a0ii n at s. IS de go n
John P. Nelson: veals leo 10 al = DO o. Loo
ID 5 a J99a Co.: veals 152 n at IS 20; do. 800
SHEEP AND IAAlBs-Reeeigg.ts including sa single 5ast
making with stock carried over from ysseTa4y
at sixtist1-st , Gfeg 81 &c per h Sheep sod az
were dI AZ -. a 5ts7Sg IS cIIs al
S4qS4 5S 20 caTads lambs at s. Dressed mutton 81
esslssps IudS & Co. 221 BuHo lambs. es n AVERAGE.
NJ - ie per 100 n s. 30 "a 60 - 10
IS 30: l0l state do 50 10 at Sc % state sheep'
% T I5 a. shannon lambs 81 p a So e & =.
3 Bu fa7 cs d9 a. o r. at s 60 state sheep
% 5a s n at at s. So Z Peansvivana sheeP and year
lings e n At s. - q sheep 90 ct s. e. - do s.
do 81 n at 81 Il state sheep os n at g 20. d,
Wflkersou z2S buffalo lambs. ~ 10 80.
do - 70 al % no. = rNeIl-IAS-
do n 10 Kentucky sheep. lt5 TO- az - %
Harrington & 225 Buffalo lambs. 81 10 a. 80
: r Hume & Bro: 50 Pennsylvania lambs - 20. az
Sc. culs. a. n. at 81 so Pennsylvania sheep - ID
d s. -. - .. 60.
= Harrington: GO State lambs. - n at IS; 6s state
sheep. 1O6 70 So so -. e.,
HOGS-Receipts were S5lz 5.913 head-a0out
on alive The market stronger. state n.Es
sol 1886 100 n. Western pigs a. - 20
country dressed quoted Td9c per n for heavy 70 light
weights.
axe a. SO per 100 n. 265 y. AZ s. So date
yesterday 22 hoes. 141 r.. 1t IS % 10 roughs 4S
n at IS .. . stays. $50 z. AZ 81 49,
John 2. Nelson: - Nate hogs. 10 N, ~ 80 90
500 n. 81 90 Gate Yesterday los state hogs 10
n So 27a 10 DO, 10 d at 50 70 roughs - ID
a IS c7z - -,
s Judd * CO: % State hogs. is =. az SO - 10
pigs s. 70. 30 do 10 n, Al % 10
rough IS 10. tate yesterday los state hogs
p PIGS, 90 ., al So. Us DO
IS - at s. so rouEhs. $50 n. al s. p
hogs. 800 n at 81 y. Nate yester-
day1 Ga pigs. IO7 n al Sc Is rougfs 2sS ID az
s. y. I stag $50 n. 81 boar. $40 y. az q
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday. Sc state pigs - 70
80: "a =. At Sc Is roughs 80 H.
s. % -
-este-davl- - state hogs, 149 n -
&C p. "a DO 163 n az Sc so f33 do - go y.
roughs n. s. -. stag 200 2. az - % boar
~ =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
EXPORTS TODAY.
MARKET REPORT.

Ney-l OK. October u. 1903
N-a--7- n very Cls--frE curing WI
showed -r--s movement. Che cotton -u---c
ltte -r-er more C- Jess covering q
OUTSIDE
a- ae-a17e ~ - points = decline a -r.r-
e Lrte t-rr follow
cables. The lcrEe were --sa-p1l--e5 Cd the
RI ---e- however. AID WIKI me weather ever
E7--.E favorable TIC market began
Jewel uer -E5 points lower. lre-irEs
account
ne reclu-
Eastern ---lele. while IRE t-a5e also rendered
-----. -r a-tar.e f1 ne eE-@--a-l1- ~ r-.'i-E
es-- a-a- report 81 midday. This report complied
re7-l'-.zrS station proved quite hLll-s-
r-. and at7 n me gay r-EinE became more active,
~1rt1.T 3
---as-- rV room longs brought about partial
-7 ~E--rt finally STEADY ret % y
r-l-fe sales were estimated a 10000 bales. q
a--tfro0- smaller es-i
-a-=s | r.-r17 receipts az .eae-1E points. rereTs-
-
81 about 1'.t~I
t1E- f0~eE- S-i-7Frs coming r-o--
--- market although atVi--s from Fan River
d1-l-s- ID ind -erert r0 ere
e=-l-lz-es
$50 bales. comparing with - lss bales
-s-rs ~ prices III the Local market TO
r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14

---- E7-ra-re special Liverpool calles- 80. 80
--a-r-r =a-=-= fHHn Bales spe--lali-u -
receipts laD-'- Az
-. ans --.a-L Futures 1Fe.---- ~
z-.-- advance.
se-a. Cr-.He- -2e7. e--1aer-,@o Tesrllfr. 49,, -
-.aaa--ta- I.D-f5 esd. IlecH--t- sse----
5H--. re--a-r- Fear-ar- and E'e----2 1--- -e-r--'
Kan. s-.-" and a--.-Eav. 90 Ala--.-.-
afr-....--a--~---.e Fru Clr-Es--lrlgfa 81 Nv
r--F-F--r- --+-e MARKET vas rather ltss ---- -
-=.--e sa.-r -e=--c-ed r some measure
mi acE-0e-. OWN
81 an .rH-Hrr market 1re-e- $50
--s-a- decline o- = points al- - ----.
r-- r.-e.z having showed l--.-e
+---a----- -eactlz~a jewel -'l
s.. -r--e1 = ne
s. a---- hsz lIl--a-
~ r- en- -7-f~- accou-ls l-f eal-7
r-r-r~l.aEs both she L--ra- -iil-
.-- r---- g. cue fre Ne7 1rl- ll-sl-t --
80 ---f-r TIE former bun lea'-e- II nc ----
err-. sre-leC ~ p laA---
--aEtrc Another -rlIl-nelL '.i-'a-.
q present e. The olel--5 .-
f.--.-- q IRE later 0FT--ns
r-r-r-7-lra-E cotton li-f--.-
ra-l -... q FRESH REPORTS q b-l oar-Ia-A- l 49,
rr- THIS report E-le the i-ai
49, fuGs~l-e rra- -afRe lE--ere-
There c7u1.le-17le
p -.-.r- interests which were recently le-ts N--fe
--- better There ie however 20
sources and ere Cl1-ef---e N@H
Fl.-frc stsz1r TIE -t -aier-
-h 111ra-i1rs -h- basis o- SIC I-- L-io
"a -rs of contract prices Ia tire local market TO-DAY