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EUROPE.
Franco-GerInaln War.
Distress and Dissentions in Paris.
DIV, noo a

Distress and DissentionS in Paris.
PARIS, Dec. 8.
Food is scarce and the weather is bad.
Noltke's letter announcing tho capture ol
Orleans causes great excitement. The
people are still resolved on resistance.
The shRrpslIOOters have been dlsbAnded,
for fear Of a fight with the National Guard,
and unfortunate disScnsions daily occur
amongst the officers. One commander ol
artillery refused to obey orders. DuCrOt
and Blanchard had II violent quarrel, and
the latter has been displaced by another
officer.
Projected Restoration of Napoleon.
New YORK, Dec. 10.
A late dispatch says that q corrcspon-
dent Mt Versailles makes the statement
that in n conversation on the political sit
uutiOn, Bismarck said that strong efforts
were making for the restoration Of Napo-
leon; that congress on the Eastern ques-
ton wonld not be held without q French
plenipotcntiary; that France had no au-
thority 10 appoint one just now, and that
he would not recognize the authority OF
the men Of the pavement 10 sit among
their betters - ..s...
King William Wants to so Home.
King William is excessively anxious to
return home, and Won MOltke laments the
intense suffering Of the German troops on
account OF the cold. 4.
A Private Letter about the French
Situation. I
CHICAGO, Dec 2j.
A private letter from France, dated
November 81, from gentleman promi-
nent in science, contains the following
paragraph, which shows the condition
Of military affairs in that country as well
as the spirit Of the people 1t will be
observed that while he is full Of devotion
he admits the little hope remaining to
the French, he says:
II hope to be called on for military SER
vice. Ihave been told that ! am designat-
cd for one Of our armies. We are wait.
ing every day the announcement of some
grcut battle on which depends our dcsti'
mics. The preliminary engagements are
in our favor, but there is not the great
play. Our army Of the Loire Is not our
last resource. We have many people
armed and ready, but they are merely
crowds, not organized strength; but IL we
can have some success and cut the enemy
around Paris for two or three days,
France will rise again and be stronger
than before. For the present the heaviest
anxiety presses our hearts, If France Is
defeated Iwish to die in the same struggle.
If remain alive l will do my best to re:
store her. If this is forbidden me intend
to go to America" "'t
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A REPORT is current that commercial
circles in New York are not satisfied with
the nomination Of Gen. souENok for the
English mission. 1t seems to be assumed
that lie is u warlike gentleman, like Mr.
BUTLER, whose diplomacy would be of a
kindto endanger our peaceful relations
with our English. neighbors. Therefore,
it is said, merchants and others in
New York, whose business depends
upon continued peace between this coun-
try and England are already at work to
urge the non.cOntirmatiOn of his, name,
whenever it comes up before the Senate
In financial and commercial circles there
Mr.. SCnENcK is not considered the proper
person TO conduct the negotiations, neccs'
sarily delicate, which must preccde the
settlement Of the Alabama Claims, and 1t
is feared there that his acceptance Of the
office will be the commencement OF an
cru OF i'll feeling between the United States
and Great Britain. 20, D.
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THE INDIANS.
Proposed Confederation of the Tribes
In Indian TerritOry--A Territorial
Government Forming.


ST.. LOUIS, Dec. Is.
The Republican has q special from Oc-
mulgcc, Indian Territory, dNted the 18th
inst, stating that the Indian Council is tul.
" organized. with Superintendent uOag,
us President. Fifty.tOur delegates are
present, representing fourteen tribes, in.
Guiding all the civilized tribes. The most
important subject up for consideration, is
the plan Tor organizing territorial gov.
Crnment, embracing all the tribes. Mr..
Campbell, OF the ChckNsaw nation, from
IL special committee, reported in favor Of
plan Of organization, republican in form,
1t provides for executive, legislative.
and Judicial departments Of the Govern.
mCnt, TO be based upon und TO be strictly
in conformity with the various treaties of
1896. The plan contemplates the pr0tec-
tiOn OF the weaker against oppression from
the stronger tribes, and is not to be bind.
ing upon any until their consent is obtain.
ed. After the reception Of the report the
Council adjourned till Monday, to give
time for dGlibGration on SO important u
measure. There is considerable Caucusing
over the matter, Everything thus lar has
been conducted with dcccnCy and order.
W. r. Ross, the leading Cherokee, in an
interview with the Commissioners, eX.
pressed favor for confederation without
Congressional interference. ..
Superintendent Hoag has just returned
from a tour among the CheyennCs, ArNpa.
hoes, Kiowas and COmanchcs. Santata,
the noted kiowa Chief, wanted Nmmuni.
tion, and complained that the Texans
came up and shot his people, and he wish.
cd Camp Supply removed so he could
hunt on the North Fork of the Canadian
river. Favorable reports are given Of
some other tribes. The ApNChGs Of New
Mexico were on the head waters of BrazOs
river, and It was feared they would come
down on the Kiowa and COnNnchC rcSer-
walton and stir up trouble among those
tribes
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CINCINNATI.
A Gentleman Whose Figures Won't
Add Up.
CINCINNATI, Dec. II.


3 CINCINNATI, Dec. II.
A number of discrepancies have been
discovered In accounts here of the late
General s. G. Grcarty, formerly Collector
otthe Second Ohio District. They involve
several thousand dollars that appear from
time to time to have been collected with.
out being accounted for There seems TO
have been much looseness in the manage
mcnt of his business; the signing Of re-
ceipts, it is charged, having been done by
several persons who were not held by
him to u rigid accountability.
The Cincinnati& & IndiNnRrailroad stock
holders held a meeting this forenoon and
adjourned to meet on the 10Th Of January,
without electing Directors.
The Stockholders Of the indianapolis,
Cincinnati s. Lafayette Railroad held an
adjourned meeting to-day On recommen-
dation joint committee Of stockhold.
crs and directors was appointed to enquire
into affairs and devise measures to liqui-
date the floating indebtedness. Adjourned
till Jan. Sd. There appears tobc u strong
desire among the friends Of the road 10
get matters again in satisfactory shape.
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The Origin Of the Human Race----
New Argument against the Darwin
ian Theory.

y O..
The Origin Of the Human Race---.
New Argument against the Darwin
ian Theory. ..
Fran, M. Providence Journal,
Ar Dorw;r,s ,I,corv of Ocvelopmcnt
,yhirh sreneJ N Iinl; H,on IN tho anc. and
w ,icmv t%"' Scrintmrn doctrine of crea.
,;oM "Ed proyiIrnc" nromiscs now 10
conGrn , ,LeS Riblr md 70 nlacr man
above NIL other I;,rms of life on earth.
Mr A r. Wallace. the distinguished
traveller and naturalist, who worked out
tho ihaorv indHneniIcnt1v 6f Mr. DARWIN.
md hns cvn0undcd il With moro sim.
riic;,w C @ and tnrc~ thinks It does not hold
@ tr"o y ",,rl;co,inr IN man .'1I'
n m" theory ia thot in thc struggle for
,iG ihc fittrst oIwovs survive. md that
"wv "T '" S''nnr;or;,v ] or nrrnnizotion pivcs n
& 1rSat ~ "dvanisoe In tRe strllpIyle An
Sro"rcss o thrrci9rc must he in he line Of
!M,SoJoio mIiliIv and moi os prennmtory
,o sn,m" G,,mre end
~ RI, ,hore' oro clNmonts in ,nan's 6rrani.
,ot;on uS % J;S,;r",,is%imT linn from lower IN.
rivals im"Is Which bring no present advantage.
L"t T., Somo coscs }nvoIve scrions discOm.
fort i u" viii" % thcv arc Of great service in for.
,Ua H,a r,,,;n~ Ultimate nrorPcss The brain of
,"ro " %;storic man Mr Wallace saws was
o poorl,, or Grite no largo No Of man IN onr
az" odYSmccd civilizotion md there.
& TGrc or;t" Observation-Disclosures 10 his wants.
7, ~ co1IJ' moi ihNn hav6 beer1 tlcyeloped
sOIaIv Nv Ihoac laws of evolution. whose
ooscScc S a. ia that thew lead TO n degree Of
cSSS ,,r"on;ya,,or cvoctly nr0nortiomre 10 the
,~,Sn,S "S cocb sneci:s. never beyond those
%"rtS ,r"n;S " :
% M" wan, ora hairv covering il a serious
d;saJyontnTe I @ IN tbS SAVAGE dcDriyinr
T"E i';m or = Natural nrotcction 9rainst the Sc G
,,"r;,;os m% ia "f ciimote and nnrticularIy
oGainst ] roim This could not have come
" "S"", Nv natural selection for s,lch n var.
iot;Wn.;s % immediatcIv, harmful to lis nos.
: sosSnr md would cGTtainly sliaye been
Lost ngain in cold climates.
'0IT 'r%s Inss oF the nrehcnsiblc mower of
Tho fHot % would hnve becu A calamity 10
man 1San hDinlqI.. and tllc latent capaci.
,;"S % oT tho hand were Of no immcdiatc
'sS r"Ss " W savorcs 0r 10 man before thc stone
ares @ Dr 20 .anI7 dse74
The same applies even more strongly to
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New YORK prodncc Mnrke,.

NEw YoRK, December l5
CorrON-Dull; mIddliOg uplands ISc.
GRAIS-WGcat duIi; No. I spring Chicago
81 1901 39H; red amber 81 4iGD1 &C. Rye dull.
Oats steady at G006OHc. Corn dull; new 1SGD
IS: No. ! mixed SOC.
PRovIsIONS-Pork unchanged Beef and Ba.
con steady. Lard I2&c seller December.
EGGs-Flrm; fresh S26S3o; lined 2Dd2Sc,
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LONDON, Dec. IA.
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK. Dec. Is

NEW lOIIK, DEC. 70.
The argument in the case Of the Eric
railroad against the Delaware, LackawOn.
na& Western railroad, commenced before
the New Jersey Chancery Court yester.
day, at Trenton. Hon. Robert Gilchrist
OF Cincinnati occupied the entire day
with his argument. The appointment Of
receiver will come up when Gilchrist has
concluded.
The Piano Factory ofSilwater, on West
3lst street, was blown down this morn.
ing Several persons were buried in the
ruins. The gale was terrific. gaHr ,r .,
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The rumors of Cabinet changes in.
crease and multiply, and it really begins
tolOok us If Mr.. boutwell, were about to
resign the Treasury. The reason for it Is
explained by IN usually well informed
correspondent in this way: For some
time n strong Western influence
has been representing to the Presi.
dent that II was impOlittc to
keep up the present taxation in
order to largely reduce the public
debt, and asking that less Of the debt be
paid per month, and that taxes be still
further reduced by Congress These views,
it is represented, were concurred in by
him and submitted to the Secretary ofthe
Treasury. Mr.. Boutwell,, 1t is said
looked upen 1t as almost an abandonment
of the financial policy Of the AdminiStra.
ton, which hc was not willing to yield 50
readily. It does not appear to be true that
any open rupture has resulted between
the President and Secretary, but o West
crn Senator stated that Dir. Boutwell, will
tender Ills resignation rather than give his
adhesion to IL change in his pro.
grammc. Mr.. BoutweIl's retirement, no
matter who succeeds him, would be IN
event of lirst.clNss importance in financial,
and especially speculative, circles in New
York; and it would not be surprising to
see It followed by q general imitation in
stocks and gold. The extent ofthis would
depend on how fur his successor could be
influenced by New York interests, or how
far, without this, his policy might favor
their designs.
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Chicago Market.

Z |--||" u" VHICAUUI UVCeWHuF 10
FLouR-Dull.
GHAIN-Wheat No. spring Chicago quiet,
closing at 81 O6, cash. this afternoon dull. Corn
No, mixed old easier; now opened firm aud
closed dull At iSXGtt3Ic. Oats lrmer; No. =
$S@SSHc. sRye MOI hrm at Csc. Barley closed
at !Oc for No. spring,
H0gs-nrcsscd dull at G1c. Live, active at
IS 8Jlb8 10. '..I..
CATTLE-Quictat 4%GbT1Sc.
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RaItimore Marker.

H. BALTIMORE. December IS
ELOuH-Flnn; western family 50 1907 80
GRAIS-WhCNt 1rm; Ohio and Indiana 81 $50
] 10. Corn lrm; No. 1 white 736T4c; yellow ~
DT3c. Oats Arm at bi652c.
PRovIsIONs-No demand. Mess Pork fetals
at $2l. Bacon sides, clear rlhl l4c; bacon should.
crs l2y1c; hams, plain, lSc. Lard l8Ol3XC.
WHIsKY-93C. % l''.
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Financial and COmmercfaI.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, DecembdrI5.

Gold opened strong at 1l1H and up TO l2
o'clock remained 80, when 1t declined and closed
at ll0A1iI0E. A few loans were made at from
2 10 6pcr cent for carrying. ClcaranceS nfty mil.
lions. Governments opened dull aud steady and
remained so until the proposals for bonds 10 be
sold 10 the Government were made public, when
the sos OF '65, u and '6S dOClinCd n per cent,
closing steady. Money active, opened at GOT
per cent, at noon fpcr cent currency 10 7pGr cent
gold; and later in the day as high aA Z per
cent per day was paid. The Impression Is that 1t
will DO easier tomorrow. There are several rOA'
sons for this turn towards stPlngency: First,
tho gold sold by the Treasury yesterday Is TO BE-
paid for today second, the largo amount oflOans
made by banks having city deposits have been
called to prepare for payments by tho city
comptroller due today, and many corporations
arc preparing To pay their dividends before tho
close OF the month to save tho income tax. A
largo crowd collected In front Of the Stock EX.
change and money was bought and sold the same
as securities inside tho building
There has been considerable excitement In
the stock market. The stringency OF money hAS
had tho effect usual, and therO has been pres.
sure to sell. In the whole list prices are lower
all round, tho decline being trom i tol1i. The
most marked lS ST. Paul aud Pacific Null The
Treasurer or tao State Of South Carolina an
nOunees that the i've per cent loan stock Of that
State, due In 1870, amounting 70 $50 ~ ,SS9 will
be paid IN gold. Tennessee bonds have been
strong to-day. Other State bonds dull.
STERLING ExCIANGE-BankCrs' bills 100.
MONEY-ClOSC,
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Pbiladelphia Market.

,|" PHILADELPHIA, December l6.
FLOuR-Stcady; Ohio and Indiana EG1GT5.
GRAIN-Wheat dull Indiana red 81 4S0I 45.
Rye dull At voc. Corn unchanged Oats 1rm
aud unchanged. ..
HOvIsIONS-UnchAugcd
pETRNLEUM-Qui ''' ."
WHBKY-FiEnl at NC. -t #n..
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Decision in Life-Iusurance Suicide
Case.
PITrsDURGH, Dec. 10.

IIIISBU huE1 4|CG' IO'
LII the case Of Benham's, assignees
against the Mutual Benefit Lie Insurance
Company, Of New Jersey, in the United
States District Court, the jury found for
plaintiffs the amount Of the policy and in.
tcrcst. Benham Is alleged TO have com.
mitted suicide two years ago.
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ACCIDENT TO THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE
sECRRTAlEY, 90
Decision of Celebrated Litigation:
.. .n CONCORD, N. H., Dec Is.

The celebrated Conant.Shaker case,
which has been in litigation some six
years, has been decided by board OF
five referees. Conant is awarded $810, BAT
as debt and $1OJ,O94 as costs Tho Co.
nant heirs and Shakers reside in Enfield,
where great interest has been caused
throughout the various trials. -ha
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baltimore Live stock Market.


BEEF CArTLE-Markct dull for common prices
are lower; fiFst quality arc quoted ut .bHG6Tc;
medium 4k@5J6e; inferior % ordinary SHOie;
receipts 9, ,S89 head; sales $50 bead,
HoOs-lrrcguIGr; packers will not operate at
present prices: quotations. at 909Hc, aalesmOstly
St 9NGb1fe nett TCcSipl 6a31iOad. nan ~.
SHREP-Supply light good grades wanted; tAir
TO good 404kC; good TO extra AKGSHc; receipts
z, ,348 head. tl
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for the Senate, and that hO will be backed
not only by his personal friends, but BY
the supporters Of Cattcll. II successful
he will retro from the Cabinet which
will give the President another 0pportu'
nifty Of granting the demands Of Pennsyl'
vanians in this connection. 3. .rr .r.
FoRNEY TALKED ABOUT FoR A CABINET
-rn PLACE. "..u
Forney Is mentioned for Secretary Of
the Navy, and also Judge Scotield, OF
Pennsylvania, who is at present chairman
of the House Committee on Naval AZ
fairs.
AKERMAN A CANDIDATE FOR SENATE.
It is understood that Attorney General
Akeman will be a candidate for the Sen
ate in the Georgia Legislature.
HIS SUCCESSOR TO DE WILLIAMS OF OREGON
His position in the Cabinet, in cAse
Akeman lis elected, 1t Is stated on good
authority, Is to be rendered to Dewntcr
Williams, OF Oregon, whose term expires
on March 4th. His appointment will be
satisfactory to the Republicans OF Cali
tornlA and Oregon, by whom he Is con-
Bidered the strongest man on the Pacific
coast, and who claim that his appoint
mcnt would result in giving the next
Oregon Legislature to the Republicans
and in returning Senator Williams TO bis
seat in the Senate In 1872, in place or Cor
bett
"UA0"hD '.'' nf' ''.''l' , : -. ~ ~ ...: :,
Among other strange OaDinet rIIhoIS y, J.,S
circulating IS that secretary DoutwS!l w"
soon retire IRON inc treasury DSPart' Pi,t
ment, ana that Delano VIII sncccsa s. nun, InI,,
t,. DIt .nesc lcor'S roSnoots o % ~ % FifImcnt
thot ,i ,,I'I;o ,,,;II ;,Isti,, hos;,otc n crcd.
It them
ocurxcv,s rov,S.r,ox pprAyrD W
oC"NNUN . NO%.'H-I'" "',T:'l |I:,..a'I.. a.
;, Schcncks nomination as nilhtsIcr 10
EnSA2u Wlll not Oc scnt SENT 10 ITG H. oJnH Jni"',
until 9lter inc hoIluay recess. INC ucl''y
Is understood 10 DC AZ his own request
SECRETARY BoUTwELI's ,RET1REMENT
OF" CREDITED. ,.''. So
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CHARACTERIZATION,

Cleveland s. Pittsburg Railroad
q MM4EMEl.Il.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER A,
~ 1870, Trains will run as follows, daily OK.
rHDt RundAVN, |.'I .#'. |' ~ H...i .'TH
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Cincinnati Market.

CrNctNNAFI, December 10

COTToN-Dull. -.r
FLouR-UnChAnged.
q GRAIN.-Wheat unchanged. Corn advanced to
hs1E3c.. Rye dull at sS6S5c. Oats unchanged.
Barley dull At 95cfD$1DJ. '1.H, WalHMI
GHICERIEs-FlTIn.
EGUS-3Oc.
SEEDs-UnchangCd. -'".'
PROvISloNs-PoFk; SIS 70 asked. Lard un.
changed at llHc In gold for steam Leaf; lie for
sides i69l0bC. Bacon Sides l3A; lSHc for clear
rib and clear packed.
WHIsKY-8T6e8c.
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One OF the "None."

CINCINNATI, Dec, Is.
DR.. Jas. Scott, of Ohio, has rendered his
resignation, as Secretary of Washington
Territory.
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srATI SEcURIT1Es-M Missouri, o.; Tennessee,
SlS Sd,S SS ;oIISS IRISw Sl Virginia ISR new S' DID, ~
SToCKs-WestCrn Union Telegraph, ,A5{; Adams
Express, 64yG: Wells, Fargo d Co.. 80; American,
4St; United States 30H; Pacific Mail, 4OlS;
New York Central, gO!hS;;, do scrip 66Ii; Erie,
S3i Harlem, iss prGierrSd, iSS ReqdinS @H;
l0IK; Northwestern, 7l<; do preferred, S3H;
Rock Island, 10S; New jersey Central, los; II.
Paul, 66; do preferred, 7s,i; Wabash, 90; do pre-
ferred, 70; Fort Wayne, OtH; TcrC llautc. y;
Chicago and Alton, 1I6:. do preferred ! 4 Ohio
& Mississippi, aOS; Cleveland, Columbus J. Gin.
Cinnah, BiE ;IBurllng ton and Quincy, 152; IAG0
Shore, PIX; Illinois Central, 1874 +.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Cold Weather in Russia-.Her Firm
Attitude on the Black Sea Ques-
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. II.

tl ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. II.
Addresses continue to be received by
the Czar congratulating him on his ac-
tion in regard TO the treaty Of 1856.
Winter hNs commenced in earnest, and
the river at Cronstadt is so frozen that 1t is
impossible for ships ol war to leave the
harb0r this year for the Black Sea.
The subscription for the construction OF
q Black Sea fleet has been prohibited.
Russia remains firm in her determina-
ton to regard the treaty OF Paris as abro'
gated.
Mail Advices Concerning the East
.no ern Question. ...
NEW York, Dec. II.
Late foreign mail advices state that the
London EchGS Berlin correspondent tele-
graphed that new treaty will be propos-
ed without the naturalization Of the Black
Sea. The French representative will take
his seat on behalf Of his Government
Official St. Petersburg news says that the
proposed conference being likely to con-
slider the substance rather than the form
Of Russia's demand, pacific solution
may be regarded as certain. Advices
from ConstantinOple state that Gen. Igna.
tilF, being questioned rs to the recent arm.
aments, sAid they were insignificant, and
for defensive purposes. Russia was pre-
pared TO give better guaranticsfOr thesatety
of the Porte than those OF the Paris treaty.
The Vienna correspondent Ot the London
Standard tcIegraphs tint the council Of
Ministers held ut Pesth resolved that
Austria would accept the proposed con-
ference only it Russia expressly acknOwl.
edged its competency and withdraw her
notification lastly, II the other powers
agree to Joint action in case Russia re.
fuses. A correspondent ofthc ManChcs.
ter Guardian says 1t is stated on good
authority that all the powers except
France have accepted tho proposal for q
conference The date is not etfixed, but
London will be the place Of assembly It
is not improbable that Gen. Garlbaldi
will be present to act as President. " i
A Harmless Protest from an English
Journal.
...... LONDON, Dec, IA.
The Times protests against the attitude
OF Prussia towards Luxembourg, rs well
MS against that of Russia towards Turkey.
Tho attitude Of both powersr says the
Times, is indefensible, but tits not the duty
Ot England tOinterpose.
A force Of nearly 1000 cavalry and in
fantry have been ordered to Londonderry
Tor fear of n disturbance Ot the approach
ing anniversary of the establishment Of
the union between Great Britain and Ire.
land. W .a.tIl
The recent rumors Of m impending
trade crisis in China are contradidictGd.