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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
WIDOW MAY DIE
THROUGH SHOCK
General MaCArlhur'S Death al
Banquet Also Proslratos
old FrIond.

MILWAUKEE,, Wisconsin, Beplem'
her o. Especial 10 T'ho Adertylapf)---
Mrs, Arthur Macarthur, widow Of Lieu
tepani ueNefal Macarthur Win became
uneonsIpOus when Informed Of the sud
den death of her husband Inst night,
while attending banquet OF thu sur
yiyOfs OF hia old regiment, tho Twen'
tyfouflh Wisconsin Volunteers, Ina rei
pained eOnHeouanepa ana 40 immediate
change for tho worse In expected Ny
physicians IN attendance bbe 10 STU
on the verge OF dentl
Captain VI w. Parsons lOhHlmnHl 81
al Che banquet, WHO suffered panly
Die et0lle, following llie shock Incident
10 Tho sudden death Of General MneAf
thur, ~ reported 10 be resting comfort
ably IN his home today
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
POLICE COMMISSIONER
DENIES ACCUSATION

INV YOlll, Heplembef n tliy Az
HHalhiHd pfraa tlhlej Inspector llhyas,
hnapHndHd fam HE department Tor IN
auilpidi0ali0H aud ehhfAed Wiih having
dhflhfnd tint l'1llee Commissioner
lihlnblaH1ff waldo gave 0fdeH mol 10
mGllal dis6mtflg hGaHeH, VIA pul On
lflHi lgdhY
Waldo, Appealing ~ n Wllpeaai DE-
aihfhd Hal lH had hntHf given any
enph GidefH Ne hihled Thai Maf0f
iiaFnHf baa aal directed The Vice policy
NJ me pnlleH department.
NHldh admitted that le lhhW HAL
dtlfahnV hHHHhA we're llnufiHhlHn
lhibaHlGni The ely hii afseHea lhal
w had mihpGfbd ihAi iihgHs hhH Unable
~ aiialu eelafbee hHainal lheial
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

NEW YOWt, Heplombof o, tHpo'
ela 10 The AdyNrtaor) The district
attorneys Office oppressed miinfnell0n
today In lhe discovery W salvation
Army girl who had rooms nep9 ila
Hotel MotrOpole mud WHO wan ~ eye
wiinehs ~ The murder Ut Herman 10
aonihal, the wollkn0Wn aambler y
N naid SHE ran Identify aHyernl pr all
Of the men involved IN The ah9QllnL,
Another Wltpoaa, membpf ~ ihe
Elk Club here, hna been iraqad 70 Troy,
New York, mud an naHiHtnpt dlHlTlei ~
l0rney wins dispatched there Inst plghl'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

WASHINGTON, September q. (Hpe'
cin 10 Tho Adyertiaer) Cornelius N,
Bliss, Jr, ~ TO BIO asked 10 tostIfy be'
fore The senate committee lDyeatlgnt'
inp campaign contributions, Tho son
nlOfs think he might help loenl writ,
ten evidence of the Hartman and
standard Oh contributions 10 tlla TO-
publican presidential campaign of lpQl'
Bliss will be aslSad " bis fntheT lhe
treasurer Of the ltepublioan national
committee, left any memorandum hsi
would throw light on those eOnlrlbp'
ilOuH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
ln. raallnl WltalND. llelallnpN !.

DOND0N, September o, Especial TO
1'he Advpflpei) While 1ying In y
nonopla0e neaf dmyoly today, Captain
pnlHth Hamilton and Lieutenant A.
w, Stunt fail 1910 fast and wefe IN
alnnlly Killed Bach mhn WIS u mem
bef 0f llie loyal Army c0fpa
raplaib Hamilton aud Lieutenant
stuart we're participating IN the army
mannuypfa aud wefe depeen1lng wheh
ibeg encountered u gale The m0ilg'
illnie Wha violently bulfeled ana mai
" nave why 'lllp lOilea ~ The twO
Snidem wef0 maaned beyond meoHol'
linn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
lnr paaeraI wlleIe.. TeIanaph }

ZURICH, swItggland, September o.
Especial W The Adyertiaer) - No.
froabed by dranebipg, the German
Emperor WIS nfOot early today and
followed each feature NJ tho military
mnGeuyefB, with the closest attention,
Az luncheon, tho emperor paid npeelhl
attention 10 donnTal Pan, hond VI llle
French military mission,
General Pau, who lost bis right arm
In tho war Of 1870, 10 generally 10
garded ~ likely 10 DO appointed gen'
nral IN The event NJ war With Der
mnny. Tho emperor e0nYerHe1 viii
him NJ great length, lie paid General
Pau several compliments on hia glH
tlngulahad naTeaTi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
THRILLING SCENES At
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE

NEW Y0RK September q fhy A.
ISOLATED Frepa lAhial farlyeiRht
ahildfan we're Tneepai lgaAY Irnm j
tenameui hpnhe hre yhi lRaa VIII faReh
ta0,lll haYafal thrilling paGapeH egfe
aRen by nn Immense efpaa Whleh
packed lle HlFeeia n Az allpeileaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

ny WHffNHh ifNhthfHI
NEW YOltk, September o. Especial
10 The AdyoniseD Chairman lilies
Of Tho Republican DalIOnn committee
gave 0ul u statement today Ia which
be shyal
nltepublieaDs throughout tho eOu0'
Try, Right thinking eiil1eA ond fair
minded men, fuzzy fealIge The political
situation W California, Governor John
sou, who II Tbs candidate for Vice
President on lle llIifdlefm ticket, o0Df
ifOls Tho election machinery When he
abandoned The Republican pafty he
should have, IN common deeeDey, sur
rendered lhe Republican patly's affairs
into thu hands 0f Republicans,
THOMSON WINS nominated u minority
candidate by lbe Republicans " Oall.
f0fnia and received from them bis first
political hGlgf mud pfefefmenti lle
hhH feelpfOealed by abandoning the
pnuy, lending aid aud comfort 10 The
nnainy aud Winds ~ by stealing w
organization aud Ne emblem, aud by
fraud and elilgnnefy tflea "a secure for
himself aud bis phfiy votes Tint are
luleD1pd for The lfepnbllenn ean1l'
date, -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
aetnlan 0mea RIlled,

IN rfduhl WfeltFa Iltltnfaphl
MUHlGH, September n Especial 10
'ibe Adgefliaefj willie participating
NJ lhA army mnhtiiYeta here today
llenlenant hlepefj " Tho uefniaD
army aviator eDipai WIS Instantly
hllle1 When the liplane no wins ppef'
alinn VIM caught III n storm and pluhH
ad TIRES hundred feel ~ llH hafllil
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
May 10 military Funeral,


tlF FfdOlh WItlNbH Tr1rHlNUNl
WAAlllkUTON, September o. (spe.
aiRl IA rle AdyeflisefJ Adlmlni GEN
gInl Andrews today photographed 10 Mrs
Macarthur mud The two sons Of llie
HEAD 0npei, Captain Douglas Mae
Arthur II, Fl, A., a. w. LdRye0w0ftby
and Lieuienani Commander Adlll
Macarthur, jh, IN lle naval WIN e0l
Iapa IN Newport, H. l., 70 learn iheli
wishes ah0al participation Of the amy
w lbe fnefll service,
iy llH deall ueDplal MheAfilui
l0alpa f0nf lieutenant generals " lhi
United States army surviving, hll 20
lfad denefals Miles, Young, Ulhfei
aud Bates,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

Take LaNatiVe liTom0 QuInini
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money II II fails 70 cure,
u w, Groves signature II on
such box
'Aals AnEIcIHH CO.. d Leph y "A
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
outlines Hearing.

Secretary Fisher briefly outlined his
method Of procedure IN The hearings
which will begin this morning indicat
ing That thoFo IL much more IN his NILS
sion than simply 10 determine whether
Governor Frear hB made mistakes IN
his administration Of the land laws or
not
ain starting this investigation, y gnid
Secretary Fisher yoBtorday, "it IN my
intention 10 ascerinin In the first pace
about what n governors methods
should DO In solving tho probloma Of
tho territorial government aud what
these problems arcs then u cnn be de-
termined what part Governor ffear
took along these lines M Governor 10
meet these prObloma.u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
Roosevelt olnohes ISansag.

TOPEKA, Kansas, September ~ (By
Associated Press cablD IN an imp0r
lhDt decision rendered yesterday tho
United States Court VI Appeals for
ths district, denied ibo petition for
u VIII Of Injunction filed by fno roy.
plaf Republicans " this State ~ pro-
hlblt Tie Progressive Party from plac'
nR ile names Of Roosevelt presIden.
tlal electors on tho ilepnblIoan ballot
nest November,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
H|LLES ACCUSES JOHNSON
Of STEALING THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA by FRAUD

said Senator Works, "but progfos.
siye Republican and not follower Of
Colonel Roosevelt, ! do not believe
In The third p0ry or In tho sincerity Of
Colonel Roosevelt NJ l'rogreasigoD
Senator W0rlts announced definitely
Tint lie would moi vote for Roosevelt
aud Hhid That be- might vote for 00y.
gfnOf Woodrow Wilson, Of Now Jersey,
for President,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

itlf Federal Wireless IeHHfAUht
CHICAGO, sepiember o., Especial ~
The Adyenlaefj senator John u,
Works VI California, elected by Pro
afeaHlyo Republicans and u close friend
~ 0oyernm Hiram ", johnson " liat
Stats bns vigorously fealllfna1 bis h.
lenllGn 0f not voting f0f Theodore
Roosevelt Senator Works de0ouueed
lbe formation ~ The Third party, dwell
llDg particularly on Uallf0raln, and de-
elaieA Inst The attempt IN that State
70 steal lbe ilepubIieaa organization f0I
lhe lhlfd'lesia party may RESULT Ii pros
HnnliuhH f1f peflnfH
Hanht0f WORKS stated that be dld mol
believe 1ulanal Roosevelt can Win by
pfInfeaai fiHni
~ eepsldeg myself = Progressive,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
Invitation 10 Tosufy,

Into ycstcrdOy letter was sent TO
those who, IL In dcsircd, shall give toeti'
mony, Tho lotIor Ia signed by Sccro
tnry riBhcr md In an follows
Dear Siri-At tho request of Tho
pnrlics directly concerned and by d.
rcctiOn of tho President, ! hRvc como
TO Hawaii 10 investigate NJ 0rst hand
the controvcrtcd questions arising out
Of tho protest fled by the Dolegnto 20
Congress from Hawaii against tho rcnp'
pointment of Governor Fronr Tho qnes
lions raised relate more especially TO
tho policies which have been or should
BIO pursued with respect TO the diHposi'
ton of tho public lands and tho de.
vciopment and control Of the trnnHp0f'
tntion facilities Of the Islands, but they
necessarily involve II consideration of
tho existing socinl, economic, aud midas
trial conditions. For tho purpose Of oh.
tanning II clearer understanding Of these
questions and conditions | propose to
hold a series Of public hearings nj the
senate chnmbor In tho capitol, eOmmcDc
Ing tomorrow morning, September Z, NJ
10000 II. NJ, and which ] would DO very
glnd TO have you attend
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

ny Federal Wireless 1sloKhDh)
NEW LONDON, Connecticut, bop.
lember o., Especial 10 The Adyefieer)
President Taft arrived In Nov Lon.
don an ile presidential yacht May1Ow.
efs today lie WINS accompanied by
Mira Taft, Mrs, Thomas Mclaughlin,
Of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, aud Miss
Mabel li0afdnan, VI The American lted
Gross chnfleh II, lillea and 0eorge
" Sheldon, Of tho Republican Nation.
NJ committees, remained on Tho Mny'
l6Wefi
The President, sill suffering with
lla ankle, bad ia walk a short distance
10 M automobile aud upon reaching his
hotel a chair wnH quickly provided for
him IN The libby, Ills ankle seemed
much better hONeyef, than when no
lefl Washington,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

hYHAOnHF, New York, September
q (iiy Associated Press Gabie) Oscar
blfaun Was h0mluaied today fof 0oy.
efn0f II New Y0fh Ny neelanail0n Ny
thu ilul N6obefs Of lie State In eOds
genll0u here
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
Woloomoa Boor0tarY TInhor.

The first non nbonrd the Cbiyo Maru
when tlie Rfont steamer appeared OIL
tho hnrbOr entrance soon after day
light yesterday morning WIS Governor
From, who went out IN tho quarantine
lpunGh by courtesy Of Doctor 1'rOiter,
chief quarantine officer Climbing mp
he laddor with tho grace Of nm ~,
B,,p The Governor found Secretary
Fisher waiting for them and th0rO
wero cordial greetings IN which Tho
Governor eHtondod 10 tho distinguished
visitor the nlOha Of Hawaii and u vol
come 10 Honolulu.
There WIS a general interchange Of
e0uftesiee and aOnyorBnli0n, In which
MirB. Fisher and Norbert A. Meyer,
Beerstnfy Flsl0r'B private secretary,
TOOK pnft. Tho beauty spots Of Homo
lulu were pointed bul 10 tho visitors
aDd all wofo enthusiastic In their OK
prensi0nB Of appreciation Of the beau
Ties Of the Islands, Later Berfotary
Fisher stated that 10 far M bo had
seen Honolulu h0 Waa grGntly I'M
pressed with 10 attractions aud felt
siife ho would enjoy his visit 80 far m
his duties would allow,
While tho big HtonmGr WIS preparing
10 Hnt0r the bnrb0r n little tug came
pu1lnR up with tremendous show Of
Importance md up The side Of Tho
ChlyO Mnfn elnmbernd Norman p0uf'
tenay, private secretary 10 tho Gov
efD0f lie Ind g0l left but not very
much, Governor FTear and MI c0nf'
tenay we're Tho guests NJ Secretary
Fisher NJ breakfast aud som after
wards all took their way 10 The M0hnh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

Meanwhile Beffaiafy ~, A MOL
Smith, who with Thomas harrington
acting British consul, proceeded IN tho
quarantine launch 10 meet tbe Oeennle
liner veutuIa, on board which they
greeted The IT. Hon James bfyeel
Grant iifliain'a Ambassador 10 tha
United Hlhies, Later Ambassador and
Mis-, bryce Joined hoeratAry and Nfn
FlhhsF ana Governor and Mfe, ffpaf
" Nj bnangg, former Brlhhb Vice
consul, ana Mrs Walter DILLINGHAM;, I
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
Many Prominent Men
Are Called to Give
Their Testimony.
Both Sides in Contro-
versey TO Be Repre-
sentcd by Counsel.
trrom snlnrAnN,. AAycrtI.crO

With the stage Nll snt, aud the actors
with thcir cuta ready to take thor
part, the official investigation by See
rotary OF the Interior Walter H. Riehcr
Of tho administration of Governor
Walter r. FlcNr VIII begin ut ton
o clock thie morning IN the senate
of the capitol, The scSsions
will bc open mud no secret meetings
win be hcld according 70 tho score
tNry,
When Secretary Fisher arrived on the
Japanese liner Chlyo MOru carly yestcr
dny morning ho wasted no time IN
getting right down 80 work within two
hours after rctling settled in his new
quarters In The MoNm Hotel hc held
m official conference with Governor
Frchr aud with Prince liuhio, Delegate
to Congress AZ this conference the
procedure for the preliminary probing
for lncts was decided upon aud proved
satisfactory TO all concerned.
Tho meetings TO be held win be- In
formal In character and those who mp
pear to give testimony m 20 tho prog
rcaa Of events under tho ndmiuiHtfa
ton Of Governor lrrcnr will do 40 un
trnmmccd by the strict ceremony OF
court proceedings, About twenty wei
known citizens, including Senator Al
bert H. Judd and other members OF The
Legislature, have been requested TO mp
! pcnr before Secretary Fisher TO tol
Of territorial conditions.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10

ricnd ~ Fishcr, in a luncheon
patty pl.
AmiHy Rr,,o, who had only a
itN N ore expressed his lie
ipht movements In Honolulu
over n Dim ho W hofc tarty
YEAR q mNdo an Adllcss ~ PAN
phNu as hNt, lefore lunch he took a
alp in The ocean and spent the rest Of
us N plcrn the beauties OF
tho pNh And runahnu,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF tie FieeCy Staple

NEW YORK Sept l4-Carpenter, Bag
got d CO.. Carpenter brokers bought
5000 January. starting the early advance.
.arrOtt, Hubbard, Marsh and others were
good buyers. McFadden, Upper, Dick
Bros and Gone We're principal sellers
he ring crowd appeared 10 be best
sellers today
i,u ei Hicks, Cohen, Seidenberg,
Iartcorr, Heutz, GWathmey and Martin
best buyers after the call. SchiIl, Finn,
Burnett and Gone best sellers Scnlu best
buyer on cali. Trading was very tight,
Dallas wires. "Texas-South ana east
clear, balance cloudy and cooler. Good
rain at Henrietta, raining Amarillo and
the panhandle. scattered showers western
portion, prospects good for rain in the
northern section. OMahOma-Eaining in
all sections and cooler"
A prominent broker said the other day
that Friday the 18th would be d bull
DAY. This prediction came true
y he revision committee Of the New
York cotton exchange has reduced pre-
nlums on high grades as follows: Fair,
formerly Lib on, now 80 on, strike mid
ding fair from 1.50 to 100 on; middling
fair. 40 to Ito on; strike middling from
80 70 68 on; fully good middliug from 68
TO 81 on. good middling from 80 on; strict
mlddlIug from 30 to "A on; fully middling
from 10 10 . on, strict good middling
tinEcd from 43 TO 50 on. These differences
committee which is scheduled until the
next meeting, when the fall revision will
be considered.
Following is the statistical position of
cotton On Friday. Sept. 10, as made up
by The New York Financial Chronicle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
Keith vaudeville opens
Grand Monday matinee.
Box Office now open.
CAdvertsement)

It's like getting money from home for
its money easily made ny reading. using
and answering the Want Ads in The
Georgian. Few people realize the many
opportunities offered them among the
small ads, It's a good sign that If the peo-
pie did not get results from The Want Ads
Of The Georgian that there would not be
SO many of Them. If. for nothing else sit
down and check Oft the ads that appeal to
you. You VIII be aston.shed how many OF
them mean money 10 YOU The Want Al
pages are bargain counters in every line
The adj. are so conveniently srrauead ~
they san be picked out very easy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
DROP m
LOWER CABLES
Market Irregular Under ReaIiz.
ing During Session ON Pms.
poets of Larger Receipts.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Wheat ,ss
sc lower this morning on love- tc 70
which were brought about b, caoeS,
worries shipments for Monday an neavy
ther increase in the amount On ~ W. fur
with the assurance that thera mirage,
pig increase in the visible sunni" 'l 7,ole
IS rough weather in the NorthVsy+ mere
rains north of the internafio2l,,l ne5aavy
which will retard threshing for tbo Inc,
&c, Corn was up 12c to &c ana me
Shorts were covering al" nTm.
oats were fractionally better nr
demand for cash VII good
log products were unsettled
The trend of the wheat mar.at r..-
regular today, final prices being " as r.
Tor september and May, while liver
was off Is to Ac. Easy cables cg,7ill9er
lower opening, which was folIoveJT f'u a
fair rally on good buying by tbe by a
crowd Weakness in the NorthVas. , l3cdI
kets caused slump later. Mjnnaa+l'Daif;-,
reported a strong cash market '''S
Corn finished 4 to SIC higher an mo.
poets of freezing weather in the he1 " Us
oats were unchanged to &c lover M
market was featureless me
PROVISIONS were irregular, pork and lo.,
pelng a little higher, while ribs vyer ,o'
shade lower. There was some fair,t a
portant selling during the dav and oa M
siderable covering by shorts. '0N'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
HAYWARD & cLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 14--The wealth
er map shows fair weather in central and
south Texas and north Louisiana; cloudy
elsewhere Some rain in west Texas,
down to the southern portions. Rather
general showers in OklahomaS some scat
tered showers in the Atlantics; light scat
tered rains in Mississippi and Alabama,
small barometer depression is shown
over central Mississippi. but hardly any
rain in the area covered by it.
Mobile reported a hard blow last night
for an hour; now clear Washington is
sued a storm warning down from New
Orleans to Pensacola. Indications are for
generally cloudy and showery weather,
except probably fair in the Atlantics
The government forecast says local
rains in Alabama and Mississippi Liv-
erpool came in about points lower than
due and spot prices . poins -up; sales
5000 bales.
our market opened 16 points lower.
but New York supported, and all the
loss was recovered inside of an hour.
Selling also intimated that the market adj
vanced on little support. Selling was also
conservative for the reason that The
Times Democrats monthly report is eX-
peCted on Monday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
> WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS. .
9 e g 90

Cotton crop movement September / to
10, inclusive:
Secretary Hester's New Orleans cotton
exchange statement Of the movement of
cotton shows a decrease, III round fig
ureS, in the movement into sight for the
past seven days of 81 600 under the seven
days ending September 10, last year, am
increase over the same time year before
last of rs 600 and an increase over the
same time in 1909 of 1000
The amount brought into sight for the
week ending Friday afternoon Is stated
at 259 500, against 279,SS0 for the seven
days ending this date last year $4,000
year before last and $50 ,53S same time in
into sight for the thirteen days of the
new season to 4Z6,lSI against 449 $50 last
year, 290.SlS year before last and $50
36l same time in 1909
The movement since September shows
receipts at all United States ports BOG
1873, against 33l,l6S same time I'm 1909.
overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and
Potomac rivers to Northern mills and
Canada 3,4l9, against 1850 last year.
1908 wear before last and 2,526 same time
in 1909; interior stocks in excess of Sep
temhcT l. Al OBS. against As. 49, last year.
q, 514 year before last and so $50 same
time in 1909. Southern mill takingS IS 600.
against 50 goo last year, 81 1888 wear before
last and 69,393 same time in 1909.
Foreign exports of cotton since SCptem-
Der 1 have been 139,l1S, against 2l5.712
last year, the total talingS of American
mills North and South and Canada, thus
far for the season have been IFS POS,
against los, 500 These include 1859 by
Northern spiunerS, against $40.
Since the close of the commercial year
stocks at American ports and the twenty
nine leading southern interior Ceutcrs
have increased l6S, S0i against an in
crease for the same period last season
of 95,06S, and are now l5l,470 larger than
at this date last year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(By w. n. White, Jr., of the White Pro.
vision Comnsnvl


o Quotations based on actual purchases
curing the current week:
Choice to good steers, 900 to LOO, SO
medium to good steers. 700 to $50, ASA
40; good to choice beef cows. 500 10 POO,
4,O0u $50; medium to good beef COWS. 200
TO 500, $500 400; good to choice heiiers,
$50 to $50 4.00d450; medium to good
heters, $50 to $50, 3.5044.50
The above represent ruling prices on
good quality of beef cattle. Inferior
grades and dairy types selling lower 49,.
Mixed common steers, if fat, 700 to sou
$500 f.25: mixed common TO fair 500 10
geo. SS.25Q4O0; good butcher bulls, 5000
Good to choice Tennessee lambs 60 to
So AZ q 5i2; common lambs and yearlings
~ q 4; sheep, range. 2QC4.
Prime hogs, l60 to 200 average S52N
SO; good butcher hogs, 40 to 100, lou
SIS, good butcher pigs, 100 o140, 7Ova
500: light pigs. so to 100, 675O 725; heavy
rough hogs, 200 to $50, 700@S.00.
Above quotations apply to corn req
hogs, Mash and peanut fattened hoss
lQllac lower.
Cattle receipts normal. market uneven
and lower, Several loads of good. feshF
tennessee cattle among the week re-
ceiptS. Commission men are eNpectlhE
good run Of both Georgia and Tennessee
cattle for the next few weeks
sheep and lamb receipts about as w.
ual; Market unchanged to fraction lower
with a light demand
Hog receipts increasing Market lower
on heavies and unchanged on lights
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
BUTTER, POULTRY AND EGGS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 14-Dressed poultry,
steady; turkeys, 14@ %; chickens, 14a2
fowls, 13@2l; ducks. 1S01S1a
Live poultry, quiet chickens, 16aN;
fowls, l6@ is; turkeys, Is asked; roosters.
y asked; ducks, 14M17: geese, II asked
Butter, barely steady; creamery spe-
Gals, 27l2: creamery. extras, PSI: state
dairy; tubs, 294 @2912; process specials
Eggs. quiet; nearby white fancy 35a
20; nearby brown fancy 28@29c. extra
ffrsts 2S@29; tirsts, 231a @24lsc.
Cheese, tirmer; white milk specials, 1874
a l6H whole milk fancy, 15l2m l214,
skins. specials, .1212 a 10; skins, fine, liz
q ll4 full skins, 406}ac.