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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-04
THE WEATHER
FOR SEPTEMBER

Honolulu had four clear days, ten
partly cloudy and sixteen cloudy in
September, and on seventeen days OF
inch or more of precipitation, mean
ing always rain here.
Northeast was the prevailing direc-
ton of the wind, the average hourly
velocity of which was S.5 miles and
the maximum velocity (for five min
utes) 26 miles an hour. It blew from
the east on the 18th.
Highest atmospheric pressure was
1904 on the 18th, lowest 29.SS on the
goth and mean 1898.
Highest temperature was IS on the
9rd, lowest SO on the Gath, greatest
daily range 10 degrees on the Both
and least 7 degrees on the 2Sth.
Normal temperature for September is
rs, the absolute maximum for % years
having been So and the absolute mini
mum 65 degrees. The average daily
uSuClSllCy III ISlIpGl dJul6 0luCS Jdud-
airy has been O.6 degree, the ac.
cumulated deficiency 1877.
The total precipitation in Septem-
Der was 2.21, as compared with this
months normal of 1923 inches, or near.
ly double the due wetness.
Assurance is given in the report that
there has been no snowfall the past
month, nor any snow on the ground
at the end of the month OF course
Director stockman is obliged to fill
out all the blanks.
The weather bulletin for the week
ended September 80 is in part as fol
lows:
Heavy to excessive rainfalls were
fairly general and frequent, and the
total for the week was above the aver
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-04

age at practically all the stations in
the section.
The following are the total amounts
for the week, in inches, in the differ
ent districts of the several islands:
Hawaii-North Kohala LIS to BAT.
Hamakua LOS to 100, North Hilo S.ls
to 7.43, South Hilo S.2S to 1902, Puma
G.S4 to 9.4S, Kau O.S4, South Kona ISL,
North Kona LA, and South Kohala
O.33; Manufactured 1913 to 9.65,
Hama 5.57 to 1473, and Waikiki O.z5
to O.33 Oahu-Koolauloa O.54, Koolau-
poke O.47 to 2.31, Honolulu 0.76 to 6.65,
Waianae 600, and Waialua OBS; Kau-
ai-Hanalei 2.15, Hawaiian 1.62, Lihue
2.4O, Koloa LA to 3.07, and Waimea
O.S5; and Molokai-Molokai 1.4S.
The following excessively heavy
rainfalls, $50 inches or more in "a
consecutive hours, were reported: 21st
Hama, Maui, 26O inches Nahilsu,
Maui, 22nd 3.13, 23rd, 3.6S, and oath,
3.43; 23rd-Kailua, Maui, 3.65; Kapoho,
Hawaii, 2.75; Kaueleau, Hawaii, 2.66,
and Papaikou, Hawaii, 3.43; oath
Papaikou, Hawaii, $40; Pepeekeo, Ha-
wall, 2lS5; Hilo, Hawaii, 600, and LUa-
kaha Qower), Oahu, $40, and Luakaha
(upper), $50.
The mean temperatures were lower
than those of the preceding week at
all. stations on Molokai, Kauai, Oahu
and Maui, and in the North Kohala,
South Hilo and Puma districts of Ha-
wall.
The following table gives the week
ly averages of temperature and rainfall
for the principal islands and for the
group: IN ~y.aa,jEE'~ =ser s'Ea ST 10. co.,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-04
ARMY AND NAVY
Continued from page nine.)

being possible to flood all of the mag
azine division of the vessel in event
Of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-04

lied field batteries in San Francisco
and Los Angeles. In order to perfect
the proposed division it will be neces-
sary to take West approximately 12,.
600 men.
The Pacific Coast division, as it will
be called, will naturally fall under
the command of Major General Ar
thur Murray, who assumed command
of the Western division of the United
States Army at San Francisco a few
days since.
Artilerymen for Honolulu.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Consider-
able progress has been made by the
army toward the completion of the
Notifications of the Hawaiian Islands.
a comprehensive scheme which has
been worked out by the war depart
ment.
1t soon will be necessary to send a
large number of additional artillery
troops to man the coast defenses.
Brigadier-General Bliss, lately COM
handing the department of California,
has recommended that at least two
additional companies of coast artillery
be sent to the islands for the twelve
inch battery at Fort Kamehameha and
for the three-inch battery at Fort
Armstrong.
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Fine Job Printing ar Star Office.
NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Notice is hereby given that a new
Telephone Directory is now being
compiled and will shortly be pub
lished.
All intending subscribers, and all
subscribers desiring any change of
name or address, are requested to
leave instructions in writing at the
office of the Company on Adams Lane,
not later than October 18th, 1911, aft
er which date positively no changes
will be made for the new directory.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., Ltd.
Honolulu, Sept. 25th, 1911.
10t-Sept. rs, q, 20, Oct. 2, 4, 6, 9, II,
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-04
An
Invitation

Visitors to our Milk Depot on
Sheridan street have been great
ly interested in our electrical
process of treating the milk
handled by us and all have ex-
pressed their qualification at
finding such perfect cleanliness
in every department.
We sincerely wish that all
who are interested in the ques-
ton of pure milk would call up
on us for we know that they
would leave convinced of the
absolute purity of our milk.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-04
SUFFERERS TAKE NOTICE.

There is no necessity of your being
constantly annoyed by tickling in
the throat, which keep you coughing
and disturbs your sleep and rest. A
dose or two of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy will cut the phlegm which is
the cause of the trouble and clear the
pulmonary tubes. For sale by all deal.
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., agents for
Hawaii.
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sun CHUNG EWOCE 30 LTD
CHINESE NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHING AND
JOB PRINTING

No. 40, Cor. of Smith and Hotel SITS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
Ser %ctcrS Salcaa Glnb.

IS lit iebr 81 miirid)ell nab obl-
ger Gat6 bel inherent Eltblifitm cine
oaiteritGe mo fr6fti9e l(nteriilsultg
iin6en m6ge. Der Club miro nicles
SSahr rid)t nit Dem &lingelbeltel
uubergebcll I'M oie unpermelOiidJen
ansgobeit 5it befen, mic oaS IN
iriiberen Sabrcn Der 6aI NOR, plro
ODER troboem Dem &ubliflan Die lin.
terbaltung ui,o Ben @elnyb bon orci
ertfIoiligen 8ettipielen perldaffen.
melde nllt lR;iditcn 2tert, 9t@t ul1o
Item Sltli bier ltattiinoen meroen,
ulo fir meIfe Ser GLIB iify, nit ge
5lig al,f 2eiitngsfabigfeit, ongemel'
ieal perit6rfur miro. 6erner miro
Scr Glib am p1dlten Somtog
gbenG, oen 2ten Suli, III Der aon'
5ert Sole eil,en 9robet Bal terot'
Italterb 5u ipelderl, ioiuie ebenfalls
All oen @ettipiclen am 2ten, 3ter
unb 4ten SuIi, ole Srelnroc eiiies
ipnnnenocn, iirtereiIantcn Spieles, i
mie bas Glubliflrm inn Mgemeilleit
hermit freimolidlt eiat9elaDen iirH
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sdiiecn ger9anSlans.

GegelmdBige &eriammlnng ON
&c. Suni, 1911.
Gas Grotofoa Der lesten Ser'
iammlllrg ipllr0e DerlGien uno arge'
nUrlmen mie perfeieu.
In monatIiden 8eitrosen girrgen
Elm, eini6lieBli6 bes gintrittsgelocS
pom Serrn Iiigl!It 2abr 1920.
Solgeroe 9fefningen puroen eln'
qereid1t, ltno CUR 3ablung olrgelple'
len: ~
@eorg 8linge, @aaren, $2.85
Sobn airhner, grbeit II. 10.
$500.
MllauIt @oblt, @aaren, SOC.
So. 6. &uebiger, 8aarett, $2.75.
60. 6. &iieoiger, Ireiie II. !. M.
$124.75.
Serr Iue,rit 2abr mlrbe als Mit'
gIieb in Seit 8erein aitfgenonnnter.
9ei6Ioiien, am 30iten Suli Elm
Samilienfet in 5oertcrs @nope ab.
5llbalten.
Mls arrangements : &onrite lpllr'
oen Die Serrer 2oris Saberitof, VI,
Geumann utS 60. 6. &lieoiger en-
nannt.
9eIdloIien, baB ole Nusgaben fiir
bas Samilienfeit Die Slmme BON
$50 nid)t iiberItei9en Iol. aae Gr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30

fentlid) Oeriteigert unS bon Der 8ant
.ciigeboteH ifoem feill on0eres @e-
bot bod 9eliug mar, nm Die 6orbe-
rltllg Der 8ailf an Oeden.
Sor ungeiabr eiirem Sabr bate
Srau &ropp baS @rouerei ; @igen.
tbilln inter Gbnliden &erbaltrillen
getaltit; lie beSablte bantals $4,000
8aar unr. gob cine Note fir Den
&dltbetrag bon $4,000 81 beren Sid
%critealll1g lie aIsoann oie pbenge-
ltallte @ppot9ef altsitclltc. Sn Ger
3niiden5eit erDielt Srou &ropp
me6rere Inge6ote, bon ailstudrts
fiir sic 9ralterei, bod NOR Der gebo-
tene Treis nidt sufrieOeniteleltN.
Dos BON Der 8anf gentad)te bod
lte @ebot fiir Die 8rauerei betrug
$4,000, fir oas @pbngaus $4,000,
fir 2 StaotIotten olp Der oitlifer
@barf Ctr. $305 uuO fir 5 StoNt'
lotion oil Der 0itliden Z Str. $45.
3ltiannnem $3.50. Die @elamnt'
forSerltig Ser 9anf, influitpe 3iuier
llno llnfoitcn, betragt beinobe 49,
300. @ie mir borem lit ein Irp
gebot fir $4,000 fir Die 9ralterei
9snladyt moroen, unb ba 8rou aropl
has @ripilegiirm Der @%inlonine bot.
5. \. in a~bie6barer 3cit, 10 boffeu
mir rob lie Den Sanbel balomog'
lidyit abidjlieBelt miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30
@lOrriiou.

Saul @roteipiel meldler btSber fnl
bieiigen g. q. Depot als I. q. Bro
Grid Operator alpgeitellt lpar, ipilr.
oe tpcgcp Sdlaiens mtf lrinem &pI.
ton eitloIien. Gin iulp9er Wanl
Don Siggilnuille, $40. bat Die Stelle
er9alteB.~
g. $. @ebefer reiite orn leston
Sreitog rad ct. Solis I'm oaIelbIt
ldtr9ere 3eit 81 bleibcn.
6rml g. s. 8ope befaItb lid anl
Suustog, eeiddftcboIbcr, ir G'ba'
nrptS.
Ssfor Stod, tpeIder plotlid or
fralftc, tpllrre nad) ct. 2ouis III
elm SospitoI gebradt. 8tr ipollett
boffen 6ab er balo ipieber beiIer mir
8fbl. Iabmeper. BON Gba1noiS,
mar am lettcn SomStag bier.
arau 4. g. 8eifiel, BON &erntanrl
mar an Somltno bier oirf @eiiid, bei
Der Somilic 8oeger.
8eorg 6. 8eber, bon Der 6irlt
Greet, befunb itd) an Sonntag bier
in Der Stobt.
Mlpiu 6artmig, bon Gbon1ois,
meiIt gegerm0rti9 bier arr gelildl
bel %. GidGoff mo 6anlilie.
Die 9anlen Der Dieligen 81. y.
Stride peranftaItcn fir ben ndditelr
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&piebnS.

Im febten 6reitog ulo an Cams
tag geroiien mir Die 8obltbat zines
gutell &eaenifauerS.
@ie INNS mitgetbeiIt tplirDe idloi'
len 2utber @bitlod unb SRI. Sattie
Bottom, beioe BON @eralb, Wo., am
pori9en Wittpofl ben 81. .. 20, ben
9lmro Der Che.
6ralt s. g. Ga1ill 1nlO Here1 &in.'
Ser, neilen g%egenwGrti9 auf 8elitd)
bel @eora G0ams, Dem Gater bon
Srau Gai)ia.
Inner 6reilnb Melric, bon @aib'
inQton, Wo., nelder bel Der 0ittntol
|Smlb So. cine Stelle ais Geilelroer
befleioet, mar am pori9et 8oitnersa
toN bier in @eidJditet.
So6q Seibnlann but baS rtclte @e'
bGllOe ron Sobn 82bmeper gcpod)-
ut lllpo miro in oemielbcn eim Sotel
otuie audi eit 6leiifergeid$att ulto
jpGterGin aud eiire &citailrotiodt err
oiflten.
@ir 6aIlld)tcn an letten 6rettag
sic 8utfinS 6iresGlap Miinelp mn
fnu62n 0ieiel6elt i'm pollen getrteb.
Grobram grobe unO bdifige Setlo'
uitqen Oieies Minerols nod %.
Souls dbgeber,, miro es oennodI a
bis 5 Sabre Belt nefmelt itm ben
@orrotb IN bieler Wine 81 erld)ops
fen.
Sbeo. Sicfmonlt bat lettc 8od)e
sic SAreiterarbeit ont oeln groBcll
Sduppen fiir 6. 6. Garland poa'
en0cD, in6em er nod 6uttertroge on
brad)te, 10 bab 2eute Weid)e NIT @e-
iparut bterber fonlltcl1, eirelr geelg'
lleten Blae slim ausipannen mo
3illn 5iittcrn uto trGitfen tbrer
9fer0e 6oben.
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friidnil9elt beint Seite ioaen frei
icin; nit @%usltabnte Der gBmaoren
QulldD weldcs ein ie6es 0titglieo
leI6It 81 ltellem bot.
Der Sefrctdr tpuroe beauitragt
aae Mitglieoer bes Screils 6rieflid,
ireunblidit eiiiSnlabcr, Dem SeIte
nit ibren 8amiIien 6ei5uip0bttetl.
Gus Sreis . Gpmite bonn lesten
EreisidieBen tpltrbe iladJ etltgegen.
genomncncm 9ertd)te NIT Garlf eitt-
laiien.
ga feline meiteren @eifafte por-
Iagerl, 10 pertagtc iifl Die Serianm.
lung, III frieoli6er ltlb frclnoifaft.
lider 8eiIe.
6rit Gang,
SefretGr,
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gcrfanf Der Sermanm Srancrci.

Dos sur bieiieen 8ralterei gebori-
&c @igent6um, einidlieBlih oes @ob
boliies Ser @ittlpe, Sro,t &ropp, 10.
mic cine IitSabl onoercr Stabtlottelt
peldyes oieieGbe ms @eiamlnt nit
elmer Sppotbcf belaItet bate, 5ur
Sid)errng elmer Note int 8etrag
pon $4,000 3ablbor an Ole Sermanft
Savings Bart, nllrbe am fetten
Samstag 0urd3 bcn Srltitee, 8. Z.
@eniel inter Dem Gee6 Of Srl,it, DE
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Ob Bel ainbcr ODER ertpadienen Ser
ionen tperoen furirt nit 3cmo

~ iOltNtb 1SASNfN
uuo 3entoieife.
Die alinge's apot1efe Iogt 81
icoer Geriou iei es @ann, Sran 90.
err Gino, ipeIde 5artel iudenoe Sailt
6aben, fommt gu unieren Store uno
iidert etl6 cine 8laid,e 3emo nno
elm Itiid 3enio.Seife, uno ieit ibr
nit Dem &eiultat nidt gan5 5nfrie'
oen, fommt 6uriif ultS bolt eiief
| @eIo nieSer. Sobiel 5utroref bnb.
en- mir 3u oieiem reinliden ipirfiail.
Ell WtitteI oab mir oieies urgeipobrt
lide oiterbieten MAIDEN.
3cnto 1T cine belle Sliiiiigfett fiir
GuBerIidcn @ebraud uno bat biele
Sale bon grcm, Soiitousidlage nno
Gopfifuppen furirt. 3ento uno
3eno SEIZE iinS Ole ipariamiten nno
reiniten ulb p~irfiouiten mittel flr
ollie &aut. unb o&pfbont &rarfbei.
ten ole es siebt, Oh fir &inber ooer
erfpadiene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30

Sonntas slbeno Elm Sce.Gream 60.
ciaI.
Sn Der bieitgen epnngl. STRIDE fin'
oct am ndditen Counting aberro Got
tesoienit itatt.
8Gbreno Srit @icle ON porigen
@iittlpod) beim Seltfabren luar, muir
sen feline Ma1lciel Ebeit mo brolnt'
ton bllrd, Srib ipran9 Dor Die
Sbiere i'm Oieielbeu o~uf5libaltelr
mrtIdte ieood aus uiO fam 5t Sail,
infolee oeiien 5tpei &1ber beS @d'
gems ibm iiber Die redte Shulter
nlro Sen Sberarm girget. Or.
8%prfntann, melder iofort gebolt
puroe, fano ooB Die 8erletun8ett
gum @liif nift crnitIider Hatrr
maren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-30

Gein eiiBiges 9efrouteS Sappt
pobnt per eltgliiden a0niaSfrDmitg
bel. Die einsioen SoilOerGne, Die
ooS @reignib nod Sonoon gelodt
6ot, littb ole iolrDcrapcn Entertainer.
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gbonnirt auf bas Sermnniter :
IolfSblatt.
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@u. Gaeific q. q. SabrtabeGe.

no. 8 1T nun Elm regeIm1Biger
"~6log4Stopy Welder oen &etienoen
Die @eIegenbeit giett altf bieiem 3ipa
bon mo nod alien Stationen 81 fob.
rem, lpo 0erfelbe nnb1lt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
LOWER RECORDS
IN MANY STOCKS
Late IN Week Most Issue
Show Small Net
Gain.
YESTERDAY a HOLIDAY
Most Important Development
Danger OF Strike on Har-
rin1an Lines.
Especial to The rimes.Di.patoh.l


New York. September With tho
exception of the New York Produce
In net amounted to s363,9s0 on the
Exchange all commodity and stock ex-
changes in Wall Street were closed to-
day and will not reopen for business
until Tuesday morning.
Although nominal lower records were
made earlier in the week by nearly
all standard railroad and industrial
shares. most Issues showed small net
gains for the week when trading end
ed Friday night. and most bankers
were OF the opinion that urgent liqui-
diation had been completed.
Most important of the developments
the past week was the more threaten
Ing aspect OF strike on the Harri-
man lines. the officials of those roads
refusing to accede to the demands
made by their employees.
While the stock situation was still
threatening at the close OF the week
conservative bankers had hopes that
q strike might be averted. That the
result could not increase the wages
of their employees without jeopardizing
the dividends on their stocks was man
!fest by the reports of the earnings
announced for July. Gross revenues of
tho Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
showed decreases OF s5Ss.37l and s343.-
1884. respectively, while the shrinkaEes
Union Pacific and si23.l33 on the
Southern Pacific. Tho Pennsylvania
system also reported a decrease IN
gross Of $571.1e4. With business con-
ditions as dull as they are a present.
and with the prospect OF them being
worse the officials of the railroads
would not be giving their stockholders
n square deal in increasing the wages
OF their employees. The roads already
have cut heavily into operating expen-
ditures. This was proven by the re-
port OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
which showed net decrease Of 1854.
Attorney General Wickersham and
the several judges OF the Supreme
Court held a conference in reference
TO the reorganization OF the American
Tobacco Company This impaired
strength TO the prices OF securities.
The time for depositing the securities
of the American Tobacco has expired
but was extended. The permanent
certificates of deposit were listed on
the New York Stock Exchange
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reserve as compared with iast week
The statement follows: Actual condition
Loans u.si.679.ooo: decrease. ;a.sYooo.
Specie. 'sis4s5ooo; decrease. sla,aoGoco
Legal tenders. $50 oS5. 900: decrease. S2,s7eooo.
Net deposits. sl.7sl.5T.ooo. decrease, ,2o.s1.-
co..
Circulation. s4s.ss2.ooo: Increase. $4,000.
Banks cash reserve In vault. 1853. os7 90.
trust companies cash reserve In vault,
tsS. 100000
Aggregate cash reserve. si3o.57oooo.
Excess lawful reserve 1885,. $50: decrease.
EIi.s7o66o
Trust companies reserve with clearing
mouse members carrying Is per cent. cash
reserve s5.iso.ooo
summary OF State banks and trust com
pthies In Greater New York not reporting
10 the New York Clearing House:
soec,a :e.s;4?0. 500: decrease. s3,s3s.eo
Legal tenders. Sli.3ei.iO1; decrease ,s6, o6o
.. OK deposits. Stiles. 500: decrease ST..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

nah. Taylor by Philadelphia. from
Bristol. Tenn. Corcoran. BY Boston.
from New Orleans. Kirk Memphis.
Dickson BY New York, from Colun
bia, IS. c.. Fuiienwider. BY Cincinnati,
from Lynchhurg Va. Bruck: Char
lotte. n. c., Bauscrwein.
American League-By Boston. from
Columbia. s c.. Krug. BY Chicago,
from Knoxville. Tenn. Meyers. De-
Columbia. 5 c.: Reynolds. of Macon.
Ga: Cruise of Hattiesburg. S. c.
The following are among drafted
players disallowed by lot:
National League--By New York.
from Hattcsburs. Cruise
American League--By Washington
from Charlotte, Bauserwein.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
BRUCK AND BLOCK GO
TO MAJOR LEAGUES

Cincinnati Ohio, September a.-One
hundred and ten minor leagIie baseball
players Will become members of the
major league next season as the result
If the drafting process before the Sa.
eional baseball Commission here YES
terday. OF this number sixty three VIII
inter the National League. while
:orty-seven will start their major
Leag ue careers in the American league.
The Brooklyn team. of the National
league. and the Detroit and Cleveland
clubs, OF the American League. appear
70 nave been the luckiest in the draw.
eleven will go to Cleveland. While
detroit only secured nine. yet no less
.han four of the nine men were wanted
by several other teams.
Player Cravath. of Minneapolis. VIII
OF San Francisco and Dubec, OF 10
fonto, were the best liked players De
foit secured both Wit and Dubuc.
"hile PittshuTS secured Cravath, pro-
4dc!ph!a National League club that II
mad purchased Gravath is not allowed
In case II is allowed Cravath will
go TO Philadelphia. while the Pitts
neapolis player
The number OF players secured "
each major league club follows:
national eague-Brooklyn. 16; New
Louis. 0; Philadelphia. s; Pittsburs, Q
Boston. L.
American Lea gue-Cleveland II:
nhiladelphia. 6; Detroit. .; BOSTON s
washington. 5; Chicago, {. ST Louis.
2: New York. l.
Secretary Bruce stated that no had
checks from the American League for
drafted players amounting to s7S.650.
and from the National League. si0s. 400
The following are among the players
drafted by major league clubs:
National Lcague-By St LOUIS. from
Norfolk. Block; Columbus, Ga, lara
6augh; BY Plttsburg, from Charleston,
everett; Rome. Ga, Llewellyp; SayaA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
ALE
COTTON MARKET

New York. September 2.--Cotton Exchange
closed to-day on account of holiday
Total to-day at all por,s-Net receipts
iLS'3 bales: export to Great Britain. 4ls7
bales; stock. 3.3i3 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts
l7.b73 balea: export to Grea; Britain Az
bales.
Total to-day nentu noutn uctnouonununn
Total since September / al all ports-Net
receipts. 4i.1l0 bales export to Great
britain. 1896 bales: to France, 1905 bales
To the Continent, 25.775 bales.
In total to-day at all ports. net re-
ceipts. New York omitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
NEW YORK pnop1,r u.pur-

New York September Grain. proyI.-
IONS and sugar markets closed Petroleum
Dun. Molasses-Dull. Freivhts-S,s.dy
"oo!-steady. Kos.n and Turpentiue-goth
steady. Peanuts-st-ong. R!ce-DuiL COT
TEXTURES steady at 5G5 points advance
!. hhe,; mild. quiet: cordova. Quiet. ia isc
nominal. Potatoes-Steady. Caboages-Mar.
Het steady and Unchanged Butter-F'irrn
factory make, frsts, 2oc. Chee.c-Steadv
and prices unchanged: exports. $40 ooS.s
Eggs-F!rm. prices unchanged
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ead!ng futures to-day ranged as follows:
Open. High Oman Close

Cash grain closed: Whcat-No. red g.s.
1s!'7c: No. red. stT Sic. No hard
winter, s2i2 sei3c.: No. hard. 81 s4c: No.
northern. spring. sLo5 a 100. No north
ern. spring. !io.g l.o7 No. northern.
spring, SIG los: No. spring. IS asi.0i; No.
3 spring. s1dsl No. spring. So sotsc: VEL
Vet caaf, SEA sc. Corn-No. . No. > white
and No. yellow, 65+. n s5c.: No g. No 3
white and No. yellow. s5i4 U6sc.: no 4,
70 white and No. yellow s5As51c
Oats-No. white. i3s@ a 45ikc.: No 3 white
'3t. q iiisc No white 42+. a i3s.c.; stand
ard. i3ss q i5c.
Ele!n. III. September 2-Buiter-Firm at
&c: output, $4,000 pounds. There viii be
no meei!ne OF the board Monday-hoiiday
Baitimore. Nd. September 2-wheat-
Flrmes; spot contract siisc.: southern on
grade. S9'e Q Size Corn-Firmer: spot con-
tract. 5I'.c. Oats-Stronger: No , white.
new. 49,. q i6c.; old, isl! 4sisc.: No. mix
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. September There was a fair
y good business in the primary market.
despite the fact that holiday feeling was
in evidence Bleached goods. prints. sheet
ings and mapped goods were In moderate
request. An encouraging phase OF the mar
kct was that buyers displayed tendency
TO !ncrease the size OF theLr orders.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Ill. September Fidelity be-
cause OF ;he chance o: wa. scare growing
out o; the troubles over Morocco shorts
IN the wheat Pit stampeded to-day for cover
N consequence the close waz strong T.,
4te 10 l+c. higher than last night Corn
made Hei gain OF Z n t.c. 10 III g nc. ana
oats ie advance to ii,c. The end o. tho
session LETT hos products varying from ai.c
OF to i5a i7iae. up.
Leading futures to-day ranged a. follows.
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JUDGE BIGGs RESIGNS.
Foushee and sykes May Apply for Appoint

VuSHee uHu SyKee May apply Tor hppOInt-
ment.
Pine city. Mimi, September 2-Har-
Crawford Bisgs. Judge OF Superior Court
Ninth Judicial District. Tonight at Dur
nam mailed letter 10 the Governor Of
North Carolina. transmitting his resiena
tion. " 'es's"a-
he was elected i've years ago and had
'h!ec years yet to serve. The motive act
udung MIN is given as financial, and IN.
desirc 10 spend more q. his time with bis
a special from Durham to.n,eb, s,,,..
tHdt eN-State senator Howard Foushes will
pc URGED by Durham people for appoint
ment as MS successor: also that civ .Iude.
sykes OF Durham. may put in ~ oi;
cation for the position H'''
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER ?. 1911.
ARRIVED.
shandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. rer-
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise ard pas
sengers, Vrglnie Navigation Compan,
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.