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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
See Pratt thS Land Man. {"
For Sale.

A very fine Beach Residence, a new
ten room house with all modern inn
provements, and, nearly two acres Of
land.
A choice unimproved residence site
in Punahou District, grand view over
Honolulu and suburbs, area nearly
three acres.
Another unimproved lot in MalSiki
district, fine view and excellent neigh
borhood. Area S2,625 square feet. Cor
ner lot.
Another corner lot in Makil1i, highly
improved, large house and out-build-
ings, very choicest of fruit and Or
namental trees, very desirable neigh
borhood. Area 10000, or $4,000 square
feet.
Another highly improved lot in Ma
kiki, large house and outbuildngs, fine
fruit and ornamental trees. $4,000
square feet.
A fine lot on Fort Street extension,
50 feet front. Area $1,000 square feet.
VIII lease or sell at bargain prices.
800 acres Maui pineapple land to-
gether with 100 acres pasture land,
within three miles of the great Haiku
Pineapple Plantations and similarly
situated. Will be sold in lots to suit
and on very easy terms.
So acres Wahiawa, Oahu, Pineapple
land, completely planted with a grow
ing crop of healthy pines. Also part
ly planted with orchards of fine fruit
trees. Lots to suit and easy terms.
A five and one-half acre leasehold in
Manoa Valley. Four room cottage.
Stable, Wagon House, Servants houses,
Mountain water piped over all. Land
planted to fruit trees, flowers and We
getables. Horse, wagon and harness
goes with the place. Lease has over
fourteen years to run. Income from
products is now over $1,000 per annum.
A Leasehold at Kahala. New and
roomy house, servants quarters, sta
bles and garage. Fine bathing, boat
ing and fishing. Lease has nine years
to run.
FOR LEASE: A two story house
and two cottages, all furnished on car
line, five minutes walk from Fort and
Hotel streets, just right for a select
boarding house.
See Pratt the Land Man"
JAS. w. PRATT,
No, 125 Merchant St., adjoining The
Stangenwald.
Tel. 602. P. o. Box 451
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21

SEATTLE, October S.-Joe Carroll,
Dr. B. f. Rollers erstwhile wrestling
manager, and Bert Warner are in the
King County Jail, having been inter-
rupted in a hunting trip to an Eastern
Washington ranch, at o'clock on
Thursday morning and brought to
Seattle last night by Sheriff Robert I.
Hodge, accompanied by Deputies Will
liam Zimmerman and Mark Freeman.
If the necessary evidence can be Sc
cured DR.. B. f. Roller will also be
placed under arrest. The charge up
on which Carroll and Warner have been
arrested has to do with their participa-
zion in framed-up wrestling matches
upon which men were induced to bet
without the knowledge that those with
whom they bet had fixed the con-
test.
U. S. GOVERNMENT
BEHIND ARREST
1t is quite probable, however, that
neither Carroll nor Warner will be
made to answer to this charge, mas
much as Sheriff Hodge was notified
last night, upon his arrival in Seattle
that both Carroll and Warner and a
mar named Harris, whom Hodge had
taken with the other two, we're wanted
by the United Statss authorities un-
der an indictment found by a federal
grand jury at Cedar Bluff, Iowa, charg-
ing Carroll Warner and Harris with
using the United States mails to &C.
fraud. Hodge thereupon turned the
three men over to the United States
authorities in Seattle.
The specific charge upon which Dr.
Roller may be arrested has to do with
the swindling OF 'one Billy Farrell out
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
BASEBALL BY NIGHT

be obliged to lose the half of the TWEEN
ty-four hours in which they are not
favored with sunlight. 1t is not i'm
possible that artificial lighting mis-
add some unique and fascinating ele-
ments to the game. A boat-race in
which the crews were followed by the
spot of a powerful searchlight is an
other dream that might come to pass"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
Fraternal Meetings
HONOLULU LODGE No. GIG,
B. p. o. ELKS.

HONOLULU LODGE No. GIG,
B. P. o. ELKS.
Meets in their hall on King Street,
near Fort, every Friday evening. Visit
ing Brothers are cordially invited to
attend.
E. A. DoUTHITT, E. r.
H. G. EASToN, Secretary.
HARMONY LODGE, No. 8, |. o. o. r.
Meets every Monday evening at 1880
in odd Fellows Hall, Fort street. Wis.,
iting brothers cordially invited to at
tend.
F. D. WICKES N. G.
E. r. HENDRY, Sec.
DIVISION No. !, A. o. II.
Meets every first and third Wednes-
day, at 8 p. M, in G. B. U. Hall, Fort
Street. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
FRANK G. CREEDON, Pres.
JAMES T. CAREY, Sec.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
& Cooke.
LIMITED
Honolulu, T. H.
SHIPPING ND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.

SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN.
SURANCE AGENTS.
-representing-
Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd
Fulton Iron Works of St. Louis.
Blake Steam Pumps.
Westons Centrifugals.
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel Economizer.
Marsh Steam Pumps,
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life Insur'
qnce Company of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co. Hartford
Fire Insurance Coz
The London Assurance Corpora
lion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21

w. r. Castle has filed his final ac-
counts as administrator of the estate
of Elizabeth l. Snifren, showing re-
ceipts of S67S.05 and payments of
S677 .37.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. 1909.
rtie aceorpIished day nothing occurred
ket eS The feepg 4. about steady on ali 13sties except
row. choice per bushel s. 40 % fiE 70 good Sc 9o@
81 60 DO medium choice 81 p g s. go pea choice
s. o2 M DC So aa s cd fs 81 Is gsa % 50 R 6s @
k1dne choice 81 5as2 90 DO sonmon to & good 81 10
choice 81 -: lima. California choice SO aoGs2 s5 PEAS
RssI Dsr ss tods 5s3 pkg. Regular jon
bng trade vas only fsno. 5Fsen5 6 to absorb n se
toners for the surplus st9g l Thieh Gsq5s II
cover current sales quite easy feeling
Gil but the very 9dgesst sTaae l 9u2Se S @
Ssc 2sq3lc seconds a28 90 thirds 2i8
26lsa27c do seconds 25Q2Gc; do thirds 23g2ic state
dairy c9nS9n 70 do d@ir rs 81 % & So Sends ai5Sc do
thirds 1s@1ac; Western mita9n e5eameFy hIsts 23 5g
pic: do thirds. lssa1as packins 'oek No l. held 90
continaed fairly active demand for ali grades u
stocks. holders are quite nTm IN theT Ee"S ,aons gIS
Finer grades OF skins have moderate demand, put
Exporters less under priced full cream
ana s s5 % GRADS vpoo ef eabs o' Finest cansdan new
Sd for o9ored ss snd COS "a fs e 9 large or Small
ored or fancy: 14hc; do good 70 hne l4T 40
gd %ntsT sapma5 ma5e t, 0fs sr 1o ai skins IL p
% 81 se@on aS sS@s s5e qs full Skins skins S S'a
to,dSy S9 & Gases aE s1 ds5 on to Se
market since supply now hand though compare
IL.
trade and speculative support has weakened somewhat
Storage also We quote state FennsylVania ana
nearby selected white fancy, 5ed+c DO falr 70 coic
2G13Sc do brown and mixed fancy 55tt8tc 40 fair 10
choica 32a34c; and Southern hrsts 321z6t3c
Do seconds 3la32c: thirds. 27G3oc dirties 2S92s
Tetrirerators 26n2gizc-
FRTITs~F ~FREsH--Apples in liberal supply; but sell
prices Cranberries dull Straw
berries quiet and easy. Oranges plentiful and moving
slowly Grapefruit dull. Pineapples weak We quote
APPLES King per double head bbl, So 5oas6 ~: do
Northern spy IS 5oa$5 DO Baldwin cold storage 81 5
65Sz IS do common storage. 50 5oG$4 % do Ren Davis
on storage So 25dS4: double head hOs 10 fair
81 soaS3: CRANBERRIES, Long Island. Hoves per bhl
S4 so 40 Cape and Jersey Howes, Sl3 5Oa$l4 90 do
S.ne cod Earlv Black 5Odsl3 so: Cape Cod.
Ne YORK crate IS 25gs3 native Jersey. stand
al mis- Sl 50mS13; do per standard crate, 5" 90 DO
1,eT Tew York crate So %; STRAWBERRIES. Florida
Tsertrersor per quart 2JI40c DO crates 20g4oc
opkSGEe Florida. pineapple. fancy. selected counts
e hoy s3Gs3 so: mixed counts. S24 81 IS; do indian
I9ier fancy 81 75G3 DO lines 81 90
S2 5 DO o:her choice 10 fanes lines 81 % do
Sorsmon to prime. 81 25GS2; DO very wasty inferior
75-GSI; do Porto Rico box siaS1 10: TANGEFSINES
a,,sr- 1o5i2c: GRAPEFRUIT Florida, per box. 81 SOC
81 az - Porto Rico 75ca$2 25 PISEAPPLEs Florida
mr. rae 7JcQSI 20; do Cuban, E5cqSl 20; do Porto Rico
81 % 9SI 10 ,s - ...-z T.. -.
vo-N stats for lower grades Sgi0c, but dealers
,,r,,1 some lots that bean looked at
xno- time ago owing the fact that choice hops are
cleaned On the Pacific coast the-e mas
b-s1 fair activity oregon but in California and wash
tnrfe markets continue quiet Locally there - rather
more inquiry not resulting In much activity as YET
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York January IS 1909
COFFEE-After showing a net advance Of about 8 to
reacted late in the DAY, closing steady. points
higher to points lower Sales reported Of 46.75o
bags The market opened steady unchanged prices
10 advance Of Is points in 10 higher
pean European buying, covering
ing demand from outside first II seemed
though considerably coffee wanted
creased after midday. and toward the close
quite good deal OF realizing. under which the market
eased of from the top. The European markets were
both firm. being q Hamburg = pfea-
mig higher Brazilian markets somewhat irregu
lar Rio being firm unchanged. while
p res and Santos 50 -sis lover. Re
bags last year and bags years ago making
the total far for the pos7OO0 against
$1,000 bags last and 15.22S0 900 years
Talk Of import duty be having influence
stocks shipped this country anticipation
the duty should its imposition become probable,
statistical position The market tor spot coffee
STEADY with quotations the basis Of 7+a7asc for Rio
The total warehouse deliveries IN the United states
for week l51.363 bags against
and 80 o9s last year or the former amount New York
had o., So bags.
The weekly clesrances and shipments OF coffee from
brazilian ports were follows Rio ClearanceE. all
ports 10000 bags including bags O the United
States. 1900 10 Europe and North Africa and 200
the Cape River Plate and OF America
FOR Europe Santos ciearances 51 including
$1,000 the United States 2i30o0 Europe and North
Africa. and 100 TO the Cape, River Plate and
coast Of South Africa Santos shipments United
States $4,000 bags. and FOR Europe. III 600
loading Santos States. T. and 70
Europe, Bahia weekly receipts 1000 bags: stock.
where 1,50o receipts Rio and santos for
the week aggregated 27so0o against 22i bags
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
vas follows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADTNG-Foreign houses dealt in
eay few shares in the local market puylIs
Slightly on balance IN London consols were heavy;
s4so the copper shares. The general market was
irregular with unrnpo-tant changes Money was
II strong demand at the British capital, ana open
market discounts were higher. The Bank OF France
secured a. the South African gold faris eA
change CT London was weak. and Paris discounts
vsrs higher. There is little expectation aoroad Id
Paris viii release anv gold after the financing OF
he Russian loan Gold amounting TO $4,000 was
withdrawn yesterday from, the Bank OF f-lSiali'
for shipment 70 South Arffer'ca
PURCHASE OF ERIE COUPONS.-J- P. Morgan
Go. announced that they wiIl purchase dI Pc
N cash the coupons due February on 'hS Lile
Railroad and Pennsylvania collateral Per cenI
sE-yea- Eol6 horde This offer will be good up 10
sae includirg January 90 and IS IN accoroance @
win ne ris-s a5ortei hy the Eric Railroad Com
-pany xix months ago to funo the CoNPoii' ~ "
bonds for period of five years. -,
CURB BOND NOTICE-The New YORK CuI0
Market Agency has issued the following hoeiCe &c
ls-ing 10 bonds. For the reason or the s~dNau- ~
tsre gained 1- some in receiving securities before
The specified time announced IN the c4FcoiaIs =.
corporations. il is agreed that an - 60
snntracts hereafter shall become due me oay dL,e
NE final payment 10 the corporallo"' -
mutual consent -
THE RAILROAD RED BOOK. The Kan
rad Rec Book. time table puolicaIl3ni 81 CON
Denver & Rio Grsnde Railroad. is deVouhs - -
Siderable space 10 articles descriptive or the @ vaI
AGRICULTURAL. horticultural and mining rT3-.z
0. the territory served by fits lines IN CoioFeNo'
rtsh am Nes, Mexico The January issue has a
series Of articles contributed by authorities on
faese subjects the whole forming reNfe" oa me
accomplishments for 1903 and a forecast for l@''
DIVIDENDS DECLARED--Dividends nave peef
Cleared follows: Pneumatic transit CoIlpatIS'
seni-snnual ~ per on the preterreo' paE1
On January q: Sears. Roebuck Co. Hiltlai
se cent on the common. payable on feproaty Ia 10
Se1srson and Clearheld Coal and Iron CoIlLehH' LtS
ssni-snnual q. per cent on the preferred paEanie
= February Is; International Pneumatic lupe
o-nPanr. serni-annual ~ per cent on the Pie
is7ren payable on January 20.
"COPPER" PRICES LowER--The local Meta Meta
sfehznge has reduced it's quo-ed price Tor copper
both In the bid and asked. for al sraoes'
esday
.SgslHESS CHANGE-The Stock EXCHANGE @ hrIn
? lartls. Freeman & Co. has been dissolved fialIS
= sartis retiring The business VIII De cohNi'uSe
refiey F. Freeman. Joseph E Freeman anu
gEsFsS H. Rollins, under the name OF freeIllan. @
shls Co. with Offices at No. . Broad sIett
~ NO iSi Nassau street New York ana No :"
-sress street, Boston.
x-oA TRADE NOTES.-The Chicago x Norm
a. sra ra Railway has placed order for 400 tons
=. Structural iron The price OF cast iron pipe
peeh advanced 81 a ton
a. I'D FOR ARGENTINA-The National Bank
s,s sSnsherce arranged yesterday 10 ship f250.Vo
is .teof 10 Argentina tomorrow. making sa59uoJ
s nauk on the current movement
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

The market for spot cotton Sas @ Guei S5e @ f
bidding Gulf DeysTed s- ,.2sgs5e5 Gn as @ fooW
frm unchangej 9sse: sales 500 bsies ss'anRa9 TT
die hsbsE birbar a q, $40 Horfok firm sc higher At ec
sales $54 bales BatnoIe nominal Nc .sF as9eF oo bse
s. louis steady 1-16c higher lice sales ZIG bales
''f M beS fr at i1-l6c sales bales: New Orleans
firm sc hif5s bsber at at @ SIS Memphis steady
e %; sSg0 bses sses E5msed H2nsed Psoepts at
points Tuesday: At Gaysson @ ioS e,r 70 RI New
oTieans 1o5o 1900 against u sos last m Seek s ana
IS 5e 4 last last week week and and soos g. last year
Exchange special iyfTgo9l ~ % ecation and
1Tt COO receipts ] 4o@Sa oSens1 A51sdR sfesaP
3. higher ara PoRs7 dEs8cd hgheF 6f 4a5 q
late positions cSSls s sfs 5o2d Feb
aTsrch 5g9d MarohAPr 49, sd ApFMaHy 5s Hugas aea
s,zd! August September s7d;
id: sssess Manchester Yarns
very poor To-daT sales being confined to small al
and without change. Rye -four continues quiet at old
The foeTRg are RTlees nfag IS 20
= sS so Winter straights 81 g s5 q winter patents ten
s. $ - s1tTs ,. No dS in's 81 4S g s. 50 o per s
100 n RYE FT1oURsteady quoted Ear ,3 70 goo
- - ~ 0,otadt Kiln dried 81 As NEAL--F'Irm
onated Fine white and yellow 81 5oasI So coarse
Tesiern spring s2G. standard niddling SEE -four do
t2e 80 d,fhs Ied G0g So 90 $50 red dog $50 50
GITy oiT, MERI. sa:RH.s s3s
GBsINEwHEAT-Ths wheat market geperally
firm az dag except PIT. for @ S5 TWO It's main snce
bn support coupled WITH higher fcreiEn narkets and
sboct 10000 5ush hao worked there ans Kansas
cy an snnsaneG @ r 1e ssf iees from there also said
Northges nisrs shiTPeFs& & ahe pp.y as eched
ued TO make a bulish showins. bat on account Of a
delay in reeeiv!ng the s.ocSs oi % po "saa " vtbost
chicas3 and Buffalo anoAt it showed decrease Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

B1s es9.: ] r:s. % % 5as So at % s9 g s .: sss @
a " r H. Hus n . r. vsa' a. 50 IS 4s s5 dS q n az
Sc 5O 10 % o. liz n a. $50 . DO. n at ss: 10
05a nelson = ysais 1s7 =. p @ 80 g g; z e e &C. ::
S. 70: do. i16 n s.: 81 western calves $50 N.
Andrs7v Mullen: = veaIs 10 u at 50; 1s DO = tss y r.
at s. 70: e. bsrysf4 al s calves so7 70 at 81 $50 ..
at s. ga ,oI,;s do 7 z n at q. q % g a. % so - Do B S at
S6. fed calves. 24T 70. a 81 37i9.- 49,. =
1so n ; al u,5 sa So d d. isi 50 & Is DO n p
ss a. 8 90 l9 80 49, 49, y n At n s = ssTnyaTa Calves: rs n
at 3: do 4e2 p a., a. Sc .,. ,oz - :, $40.
ealSs: e. yes ~ ~ R a. 4 g DO $50 %, 500
% Je Is6 WEs s e - Go g. IL Il ysis n at is s 70 at %
Tobin g shannon 81 veas 142 70. at s1o 80 %. ITO
=. Jssd Tsss II n At So a Do rs % p
n at si SO western 5o4 50; ~ sos
n s. 90 40 %. go 70. al s.
100 n at So 5o Do '' q n at s. Is TSdisn 4o -
@ r. at a. g. ~ Il % . ss5 n = S = s. ad Af1aa Il q
Sanders; 20 vsals las 10 at SO II 90; iSs % ss
So ~ at So BARNARD calves. 2Ss n a. s. "a
n a. So: a9: 1eS n. at S.
& 15 a AYp @ RI s 50e s2 for dags sssT
Ts . and is1 GE ns aISS S IN naHs' S %lsa s ts % s
ings in fair demand and about steady lambs slow
l5c lower than SATURDAY.; several were aela
sheep sold S3lS5 100 pounds
OF wethers AM mixed at S3 go yearnSs at
a. $ mutton steady 6910c per pound:
lambs uGi3c- with few sales I3lzcs
dressed hcthoUse lambs SLOW ar S1l9Si2 50
carcass.
sales-S Sanders. 1ss state lambs. T3 70 average. st
So per 10 127 81 =. - 60 1s9 do. u -
81 81. do 81. sheep 13S 70. 50: y DO,
i13 -. 81 90 90 Do las n AZ 81 81 cu sneep and
Shippers. Commission Co. 100 lambs s.
Tobln & Shannon ID Ohio lambs % 70 average. AZ
81 s5 dc. - n. ct s. so; 3 do. 81 n. at 81; .
Pennsylvania 1I3 n. 81: 1s4 ohio yearlirgs. 9s
81 II state sheep 134 n. a. 81 90 do 90 %
81. bucks 15s 70. at 81
Kerns Commission Company 1S6 Ohio lambs 20 -.
s. so; FeuusyI 81 n. 81 100 Indiana do
Pennsylvania ye2rlinss, - 70. a. - 500
Pennsylvania shsep, 123 n. at "a 50; do. no 70.
McPhsrson & CO.: IS Pennsylvania lambs. 90 %. az
81 C2is, sheep. no n, at 81
$ Judd Co: lambs s. 70, at 81 go BUCKS
leo 10. Sc 80.
" r. HUM: 81 state lambs 70 81 T5 161 do. II
234 Buffalo do. IS n at s. S yeariinEs. %
n. at 81 so. 36 sheep, 1oT 10 at 81
Fl H Hollis: 35 caH lambs. AZ ~ at $ 50; 20 Gull
George & L s Dnlenhack: 81 lambs. 50 n. at
81 IS. -.
DO. 100 n. 81. 4 sheep 10 n, at 81
HGGS-Receipts for two days were cars or
had thu market.
advfces and all weights would probably
seI higher but had reported Up Iare
hour Country dressed hogs steady az oR8ec 80
heavy light weights
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

bush Private the stock Of wheat
shoEt there had decreased S08 00o bush and that the
amount IN reduced 217.010 bush. this beng
much greater than expected The principal advances
abroad 7Q SD Liverpool, c az Berlin ard lac
at Budapest Brocrahau made the worlds shipments
1904 900 bush compared with e2 900 bush in the pre-
vtous week and figured OF 100000 bush In
the quantity No export business report
ed Primary receipts little larger amounting 70
100000 BUSH compared with 252. 600 bush last year
but the stock at Minneapolis decreased 10000 bush in
two days The Canadian Visible showed decrease OF
32oOO bush Throughout the Western states rnider TEN
peretures were noted and there some tendency
toward rain the Cash wheat IN the local
market closed follows: No red s. oeqS % 2 elevator
and 81 OS1< afoat; No l Northern Duluth 81 ls72
ard No hard winter, 81 1871 0 ahoat CORN
The early corn market higher on coTnlss2n hogss
buying and some active covering together with De
crease Of 100000 bush in the worlds shipments from
last week as reported by Broomha, but later eased
on and closed net unchanged Receipts at chicago were
quite 10 the estimates but sdyces IND Gated larger
country offertEgs especially from Illinois and this with
the estimate OF SIS Chicago Tuesday brought
out considerable selling liz the late Afternoon The Idv-
quoted SSc elevator and 661zc aho2t No white
Light offerings. the strength elsewhere and buying by
but he market eased of later and closed rather quiet
81 n. 5+d54zc white, IS 81 n 54q5Tc, and
clipped h:te "a 10. 4S2c. RYE-Market mac
tive; No Western. Sic nominal New York BAR
LEYMarket quiet mailing. T397sc, and feeding, 6e0c
1 Z New York BECKWHEAT-New fork State quoted
nominal.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. January IS, 1903.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Beeves Cows Calves sheep Hogs.
-. rs.,- aS2S 1908 13. 713 1.23S
Sixtisth street ,...... ISIS 80 2oSs H'AE -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs OF READING HO-

The Trust Company OF America vs. Reading HOSE
Company and Andrew Z vaughan trustee OF FSs~1 5e+
COMPANY. BankruptIn the Clrcut EsoCII
Of the United the Eastern District OF Penn
syIvania-No- 123. April Sessions. le0o-ln Equity
on October IS. 1908. the undersigned was appointed
Master in above cause 10 make sale OF the rSaI
estate Of defendant company and dlstrloute Is
proceeds and by the decree OF said court was oece
I'm order that the rights Of the bondhodeTs may be
determined prior said sale. the Special Master -
dirscred 10 call at deposit Of all bonds
and take proof. II may be necessary re-
the holders thereof ne SlHi
give notice time and place where he saaIi oe
prepared receive the deposit OF sald nolus az u ~
publication at least once a week Ior INO
successive weeks a newspaper published IN the Clty
OF Reading Pa in the Borough OF PottstoWn, "a ana
IN the CITY Of York, New York and ne snai naee
power at his discretion 10 adjourn such rom
shall determine Of the bonds 50 ceposite
with him and OF holders thereof Win respect
thereto -.---- ---t..5 .-5.-
the purposes specified the above recited order
the undersigned i'll meet all parties IN interest az hs
o-4ca in NOrrstown Building corner OF
md DeKaIb street Norristown. Pennsylvania. on the
5nd day of February y. D. 1902 at o'clock ? NJ
" JOHN NJ. DETTRA, Special Master
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

CoIION-The cotton market made high records
Ior ne season again to-day with business active
ana the close VeTy steady at net advance 1oEl5
points Sales acre estimated 5T5 900 bales, repre-
sentng the most active day far for the bull move
Tent The feature in the local stTong
support from leading spot interests replacing
long Hines by people who haG sold the close
last week in fear Of a reaction. The market opened
6eady advance OF SGS points overnight buying
orders. steady cables and bullsh talk 10 ginning
during last period Heavy realizing the advance
setback during Ehe early session. prices de
cining within a point OF Saturdays finals.
But the nrrned support from spot
people early sellers became alarmed the strength
IN the face - large offerings and during
afternoon the list went to net gain of about
winter and spring months selling
stYay Prices OF points from
ire top realizing during the last feU minutes
One statement estimating the
amount cotton einned between January and l6 at
about $50 bales authority made the amount
only 10000 bales and there uaconhrIned ruIofs
fhat National Association would show less
than 100000 spot markets officially re
ported l-1G9l-c higher rule Private CARES
fed nat Continent "A big buyer or new
crop Liverpool and that home trade was i'm
proving
range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
fniloRs: