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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is words or more,
In this colunn inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash In Advance. each insertion.
Anybody who has any want 20 supply. any.
thing 20 buy or sell any business or accom-
modetions 70 secure; indeed, any wish to
gratlfv. should advartise In this column.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED. POSITION AS BLACK
smith, by competent man. Address Geo.
l.. Lawrence, Emngham, S. G.
WANTED, POSITION AS BOOK
keeper or salesman; references exchanged
Address Book-keeper. Valdosta, Ga.
ENPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN
Wishes situation in Office or store; salary
no object. Box g. News
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Fort Scott Special to Chicago Times.
Mrs Cal Packer, a woman about 81
ears Of age, was five months ago gored
oE g vicious bull. Her abdomen was torn
pen by the animals horns and her bow
IS We're lacerated and fell out, making a
shastly exposure Of the stomach Con-
ary to expectations, she fully recovered,
tnd to-day she gave birth to twin sons,
N9l9hlns nine and seven pounds, respec-
,lFely They are in perfect health and the
mother viii be able to be up in few days.
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PRINCESS PAULINE DEAD.
The Body WIN Be Taken TO Holland.
she Was Seventeen Inches High,
From the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
New York, Feb. l5.-Princess Pauline.
who arrived in New York on December
p last, and who, since that time. had been
the object Of great interest. to thousands
in this city, died to-day.
Princess Pauline was born in Holland
in 1876, and dtring The past nine years
had been seeh ana fondlad by nearly an
the kings aud-uueens OF Europe She was
brought to this country under two years,
contract by Manager Il. T. Proctor The
princess was exactly seventeen inches high
and weighed but eight and one-half
pounds
The princess died at O'Clock this morn
ing and was placed in a little white casket
no longer than would be required for a
one-year-old child. The remains viii be
taken TO Holland for burial
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From the Russell CKan) Journal.
C. II Kellogg has for some time past
been making a study Of oyster growing
and thinks It entirely feasible for them
TO be grown IN the salt water which flows
from his artesian wen at the rate or 500
barrels every twenty-four hours. lie in
tends building an aquarium for that pur-
pose and give the oyster-growing problem
a trial.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

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FOR RENT, SEVERAL ROOMS, AT
~ South Broad street, third west OF Bar
naTd.
BEDROOM. SUITABLE ONE OR TWO
gentlemen; convenient to business; fur
nished or unfurnished. Address Rex, =. O.
Box 60.
FOR RENT, FLAT or THREE ROOMS,
southern exposure; hot and cold water
Harris and Tattnall.
ELEGANT ROOMS ON THE FIRST
floor: large hall, third hoor in Lyons
block John Lyons.
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New York Special in Pittsburg Dispatch
The youngest bunco steerer on record
was corralled to-day on an East Side
street. He is just years Old. The tot
had been taught to pretend that he had
lost some money, cry attract a crowd and
then take up a collection. The daily re-
ceipts kept a mother and two elder broth
ers in mixed ale. When he was picked up
by an officer the wicked parent was very
angry. \ great many children here are
reared for revenue only.
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RAIL AND CROssTFE.

W T. Pattillo, Jr., has been appointed a
soliciting freight agent of the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, with head
quarters at Atlanta.
The Plant system has put on q special
rate Of $3.50 for the round trip to the
Mobile Mardi Gras, which takes place
from Feb. % to % inclusive. The tickets
have a fifteen-day limit
Mr. Joseph w. White, travelling passen-
ger agent Of the Georgia railroad. and
Nj Fred D. Bush OF the Louisville and
NashVille railroad ara at the De Soto.
Atlanta is stirred up for fear the South
ern railway will not build its shops there
on account Of the opposition Of a number
Al property owners, who own property in
the locality where the shops were 10 be
quilt An effort is being made TO bring
ABOUT a settlement of the matter so that
me building OF the shops may proceed.
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Washington. Feb 1s.-Notice is hereby
given by the lighthouse board that the
lighthouse steamer Holly, moored as a
light vessel OF Bush Bluff shoal. H. side
OF the Elizabeth river. having been car
ricd away by floating ice two days IN sue
cession and Withdrawn from the station.
owing to the impracticability Of maintain,
ing her IN position. has been replaced by
the schooner Drift which shows two
liked white lights. The schooner Drift
is without topmast and jb boom. Her
hun is red and marked in large white
letters on each side '-Reiief Bush Bluff"
During thick or foGey weather a bell will
be rung by hand.
This notice affects the list Of lights ana
foe signals Atlantic and Gulf coasts, 1891.
page rs. No. 49, and tho list of beacons
and buoys Fifth Lighthouse district. 1879,
page g.
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AUCTION SALES.


LOST, GOLD TWISTED PIN. FIND
er viii be rewarded by leaving same at
81 Jones street.
LOST on HALL. ABERCORN Or
Please return To- 16l Hahersham street,
and receive reward.
LOST. MONDAY, GENTLEAfAN'S
iocket, engraved O.. W r. on one slGs
and horse shoe miaid with diamonds. on
other, suitable reward. if found and re-
turned to lE Duny street.
LOST. BETWEEN ABERCORN AND
Jefferson. CASTOR and Bolton streets. a
ladies black cape The finder will be suit-
ably rewarded by returning same 70 g
CASTOR street.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. ROOMS; WE HAVE PEG
pie calling for rooms every day; if you
leave us some cards with your address
and price, we can I'M your house. The
NlCltle Plate Restaurant
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Costoria.
hen she was Child, she cred for Castoris.
Len she became Mss, aaa eiuaE TO Castoris.
N3eD she had Children. she gave them Castoria
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mousns ANp sToRns ZOE RnNr.

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FOR RENT, DWELLING 200 MONT
gomery street: possession Immediately.
Apply 10 George W. Parrish.
FOR RENT. FLORIDA HOUSE, IOi
Brouehton street Is rooms; remodeled,
painted and papered throughout; possess
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly,
800 Bryan street.
FOR RENT HOUSE, % EAST BROAD
street; rooms, modern improvements
Ehrlcher Bros.
FOR RENT, STORE AND DWELLING.
East Broad and Taylor; splendid location
house; stabling accommodations. w. Vol
edge, AZ Habersham.
FOR RENT. VERY CHEAP, THREE
warehouse floors on River street, foot OF
Jefferson. Possession given at once. APP
ton street.
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GEORGIA CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas, John ". n. Tattnali has applied
TO court Of ordinary for letters dismissoryr
as guardian Of the person and property Of
j Tattnali Charlton, formerly a minor
These are 20 cite and ndmonish all whom
It may concern TO be and appear before
have) on or before the first Monday IN
March. next, otherwise said letters will be
granted. Witness, the Honorable Hamp-
ton l.. Ferrill, ordinary for Chatham
county, this 3ist day OF January, 1895
FRANK =. KEILBACH, &
clerk a. o. q q =
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
Whereas, william l.. Wilson has applied
TO court OF ordinary for letters OF adj
ministration de bonls non on the estate
OF Thomas G. Bryan, deceased. These are
therefore. to cite and admOnish all whom II
may concern to be and appear before said
court to make objection or any they haVe)
next, otherwise said letters will be
granted. Witness, the Honorable Hamp-
ton L. Ferrill. ordinary for Chatham
county, this the Slst day of January. 1898.
FRANK -. kEILBACH,.
Clerk C. o. 4 O.
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Executor Of the viii Of Meta weiibrock

GEORGIA. CHATHAaI COUNTY
whereas Agnes g.. Il. kohbe has apa
piled 20 Court of Ordinary for letters oe
administration on the estate Qf Rebncca
s G.. Eiskamp. deceased. These are,
therefore TO cite and admoniah all whom
II may concern TO DE and appear before
said court 20 make objection 81 any they
have on or before the first Monday IN
March next, otherwise said letters Win
be- granted.
Witness. the Honorable Hampton L.
Terrell. ordinary for Chatham county,
this the 3ist day of January, 1895.
FRANK J.. kEfLBACH.
llarll q q q e. I
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BOARDERs WANTED AT 172 Jones
street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
$4,000 feet pitch pine lumber.-George F.
Craig & Co.

leontlnaed from ssHeatn Pars Sc
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COWsl COwsi FINE FRESH MICH
cows cheap for cash or will trade for
fat dry cows at Guilmartin q Co. old lot
South Broad and West Broad.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN. NEW
upright piano; price to suit any buyer. Ad-
dress F. o. Box Ell.
HORSE, SOUND AND GENTLE; IN
time II desired. Cali Is New Houston
street.
COWS! COWSt FINE FRESH MICH
fat dry cows at Guilmartin Il Co. s old lot
South Broad and West Broad.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem, Real Es-
tate Dealer. 129 York street. near Bull
street.
UNREDEEMED WATCHES, JEWEL
~, organs, bicycles, clothing, very cheap.
Arthur Deutsch, p2Wnbroker, Congress
street, next to Solomons drug store.
CYPRESS SHINGLES FOR TYBEE
and other coast points; last longer and are
cheaper; boats can load at mill; prices
are reduced to S2.25 and $50 per thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
HORSES, HORSES - GOOD TRUCK
and business horses also lot good cheap
Guilmartin Co. Stables. AZ West Broad
street
FOR SALE LOT 8, DECKER TYTH-
Broughton street, between Whitaker and
Barnard streets: property now occupied
by Garfunkle & Sons and Savannah Shoe
Factory. For terms apply to George w
Owens, Attorney-at-Law, 124 Bryan
street.
BOARDING.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice IS hereby givcn that / have made
application 20 the court Of ordinary for
Chatham county. for leave 20 sell that lot
or parcel Of land in the city Of Savannah.
Chatham county. Georgia. known on the
plan OF said city as the southern hail.
part or portion Of lot number two. middle
Oglcthorpe ward. fronting south on
Zubiy street with the improvements
thereon. Also two shares Of The capital
stock of the Citizens Bank Of Sayannah.
Co, of the par value OF slul each, be-
longing 20 estate OF Meta WellhrDck. de-
ceased. for the payment OF debts and
distribution. and that said order viii DO
granted at the March term, 1885, Of said
court, unless objections are ulad thcretos
JACOB PAELSEN.
..fN
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HORSE, SOUND AND GENTLE; IN
good condition: viii sell cheap, and on
time II desired. Call rs New Houston
g.
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erty consult Robert II. Tatem, Real Es-
tate Dealer. 129 York street, near Bull
street.
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FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN, NEW
upright piano; price to suit any buyer. Ad-
dress =. O.. Box Ell.
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ter flying along the public streets on
bicycle to-day, and dressed in hat, coat,
and vest, ana blcomers
Mrs. Newera-Oh, well, girls VIII be boys
you knoW.-Good News
The new car of Russia has a great
fondnesS for German music. He has been
q warm admirer of Wasners operas for
several years, and disiikes the Italian
school.
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UNREDEEMED WATCHES, JEWELL
~, organs, bicycles clothing, very cheap.
Arthur Deutsch, pawnbroker Congress
street, next TO Solomons drug store.
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DeAooNEss' sERvroEs.

Now York N. z. Churches Devote Day to
This branch otths Church Work.
NEW YonK, March lo.--services were
held in the various Methodist E piscopal
churches OF the city to-day under the
auspices OF the deaconcsses. Mis-, BellO
Horton, Of Chicago, cditress Of tho
Deaconoss Advocate. and Miss Kate
Curtis, Of this city, spoke at Central NJ.
E. church, whore tho usual Sabbath sor.
vices we're conducted by the pastor, the
Rov. Dr.. Gregory. Miss Horton spoke
on "the growth and development Of tho
doaconesses' work in America" and Miss
Curtis related some personal expert.
encGs.
MIRA. Lucy Rider. Myor, Of Chicago, the
originator Of tho deaconess' movement,
spoke In Grace NJ. E. church; Miss
Mary Lunn, Of Boston, spoke ia ST
Lukc'a NJ. i, church; ROv. Dr. Weak.
Icy, OF Cincinnati, lccturod at tho Madi-
son avonue 81. L. church on tho min.
istry Of tho DeaconeIa Among tho
Sick; Misp tlilda Larson spoke at tho
West Thlrty.tlfth street NJ. l.. church
Row. Carl stcdecker, OF New Amstor.
dam, N. Y, spoke at tho East sOven-
tconth street NJ. T. church on "Thc
Deaconess in tho Hospitals"
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rnE nAzEn NINE oN F1nE.
A Serious Mine Fire 10 the Anthracite 10.
Eion-A Fortune Involved.

A Serious Mine Fire In the Anthracite 10.
EiOn-A Fortune Involved.
HAzLEToS, PA, March 10.-Tho worst
mine fire in the anthracite region is
now raging in the Hazel slope Of the
Lehigh Valley Coal Company. When
tho Gre broke out six weeks ago, ii was
at first thought to bO OF little conse.
quence. Tho slope was closed shortly
afterwards. sincO then hundreds OF
Thousands Of dollars have been spent Ia
efforts to subdue tho flames. The
chances OF getting the fre out in tho
next six weeks are dubious, and the
probable loss Of the company cannot be
estimated.
The mine was the deepest operated
by the company and was one OF the
most valuable, employing some 1000
men. The destruction OF this great col.
lisry 10 not alone threatened now, bu I
those adjoining II are imperilied. The
subterranean openings connect. the
Hazel mines with three other valuable
coal properties, and the effects Of the
FIRE are now being felt there.
At the Laurel Hill colliery the mules
have already been hoisted from tho
mines owing to tho high water, and to
keep that place from drowning out,
every effort is now being exerted. To
remove the water alone from the mine
will cost q snug fortune aud 1t 10 esti.
mated that before the outbreak itself
shall have been overcome, $1,000 900
will nave to be expended.
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A1ARon EXCHANGE.

United States Consul Marphy Outlines
tho scheme PrnctIced In LuxcniborE.
WAsmSaroN., D. G., March TO-
United statos Consul Murphy at Lux.
emborg, in report to tho state depart
ment, outlines the scheme Of national
labor exchange, which hos proven very
beneficial in that grand duchy In iacili-
tating the employment oflnbor. 1t was
instituted in 1899 and every postoilice
co.operates in tho t:ansmissions OF Of.
fers Of, aud applications for employ
msnt between wage payers aud wage
earners. otfera and applications arc
addressed to the nearest postmaster, on
special postal cardS, and the appllca.
tions are reglstored. Tho lists are pub.
IicIy posted in all postofiiceJ. in railway
stations, hotels and public houses. The
postolfice assumes no responsibility In
the business beyond the transmiasion
aud posting oil applications aud offers.
The postmaster informs an applicant
by postal card whom au oiTer OF Gun.
ployment Is received. A statement at.
tached shows that during two years
there was received through this system
1904 applications aud l,70l Of these Rp.
plicants secured places. During tho
aame tim0 3,5l4 employers applied for
help and engaged 4,427.
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rAnKnRsnuRa oounr NOTES.
ProoesdlnEs In tho Unitsd statss aud Cir.
Quit Courts-,JudgS Jacobs opinion.
gue.ioi nisA1faA IA lhH TnLsIfnsnhen

ProoesdlnEs In tho Uaitsd States aud Cir.
Quit Courts-,JudgS Jacobs opinion.
Special Dis,utaA 10 he hteaiSmetr
PARKERsBuRo. W. Va, March 1o.-1n
tho United statOs court yes.erday the
Jury returned q vordict for the defend.
antin tho case Of Richard Adkins Va. O.
Crane 4 Co., Of Cincinnati. A motion
for now trial was argued and tho court
stated that unloSs tho deionse would
allow the plaintiff 5000. the value oi cor.
tain logs, tho verdict would be get aside
and new trial granted. Hon. O. W.
Baker, tho brilliant Cincinnati lawyer,
was one OF the attorneys In the case.
In the circuit court Judge Boremau
rendered judgment on an order giving
Clifton Oliver $4,000 damages from the
Ohio River Railroad Company. Exoep-
tlons were taken and tho case will DO
appealed. Oliver was q brakeman and
lost an arm on the road. This 10 the
heaviest damage judgment over rendered
in this court.
Judge Jacobs, Of New Martinsvtllo,
came down yesterday and rendered an
opinion in the celebrated Parkersburg
Chair Factory case. He refused tho
injunction aud held that the directors
and trustees had acted legally In all
respects, and directed tho trustees, s. L.
Gould and W. Z. White, to soil the
plant.
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HAYWARD REAbIzEs

The Psrllous situation which Now Con.
fronts Him..- -Unpaeked His Grip.
MIxSnAPoLls, March 1o.-It was 4
o'clock yesterday morning before Harry
Hayward was able to get to sleep and
then he slept ftfuIly. Aside from his
restlossnoSs there was NO indication
that tho marvellous nerve OF the man
has been affected. He was confident OF
acquittal and had packed his clothing
neatly In valise while waiting for the
jury'S verdlcL His only fear was VIC.
lence from the crowd when acquittal
should come. Whom he reached his
coll he was apparently unconcerned as
ever, and his first remark was: "By
God, I'll have to unpack this thing now.
II / don't my clothes will get wrinkled."
When he was removed 10 a cell on
tho second floor Of the big cage lie
seemed to realize moro fully his peril.
Gus situation. The usual evening game
OF cards was omitted. Harry had no
heart for cards. A day and night death
watch has been put over him.
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THE pooKNl.Y ooMMIss1oS.
a Review OF the Work Accomplished on
Civil Service Lines,

A Review OF the Work Accomplished on
Civil Service Lines.
WASHINGTON. March l0.-A review Of
the work done by the Dockery Joint
commission Of Congress, created for tho
purpose Of inquirins into and exsmin.
ing the statue Of the law organizing tho
executive departments. has been
printed. The greater number OF the
recommend tations Of the commission 80
far have BEEN put into practical opera
tion and have from time 10 time been
made public. The review shoWs the
entira cost OF the commission agRre-
gated 81, ,264. while the actual annual
reductions IN tho governmental expend.
itures, made as a result Of Its work,
amount 10 S6O7, sol.
A censpz OF the departments gathered
at tho direction Of the commission dis.
closes the fact that In the executive do.
partments, and other government es-
tablishments at the national capital,
there are employed II, ,59S persons, II ,607
male and 1887 females, that OF the
number employed In the eight execu.
tive departments, the department Of
labor, civil service commission and flsh
commission, which are under the civil
service law, s027 arc in tho class subject
to competitive civil service examination
preliminary TO appointment, aud 3.265
OF that number entered the service
after such examination, and that Of the
whole number employed, 500 have
from one to nine relatives each in the
government service at Washington.
The commission also reported a con.
current resolution which provided ior
engrossment and enrolling OF congress-
ional acts by printing, which received
the approval Of both houses aud the
commission says its value from the
standpoint OF both accuracy and econ.
omy is illustrated by the fact that not a
single error has occurred under tho sys-
tenn up to this time.
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for tho future through tho desired
agroement between tho government and
the holy 400; an agreement that har.
inonizea oxcellently with tho declarod
separation OF the church and etate and
an accord that would bring peace to tho
souls OF the population Of Guatemala,
that is Tor the greater part Catholic"
MINISTERIAL RELATIONS DESIRED.
Tho communication closes as iollows,
"1haye believed II expedicnt to promise
tho above Expressed considerations
and thus fulAil the duty impoaOd upon
mo by the holy see TO beg you to refer
to your government tho Intentions Of
tho holy father, and his anxiety to i'm.
prove In q way tho conditions OF the
church In Guatemala, TO succeed to tho
full satisfaction Of your government,
and 70 the great advantage OF all the
republic religious and civil.
FINALLY, accept the confidential com.
munication that the government Of
Nicaragua has already sent to Rome
Mr. DR.. Modesto Barrioa, az Its envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipo ten.
tiary TO the holy see, for tho purpose Of
initiating and completing with the
greatest expedition the good relations
between tho same government and the
holy see. lhope that your government
of Guatemala will not allow much timo
70 elapae before taking the same resolu.
tion."
Its said that this Is the flrIt time. so
far as is known, that MOnsignor satol.
lis mission has been extended outside
OF spiritual questions and has dealt
with governmental subjects.
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win visit. Rome.

BAIrIMoRE. MD., March 10. Cardinal
Gibbons will sail from New York for
Rome the Gst week in May.
A light attack OF influenza at
present affects his eminence. II
does not, however, interfere with the
performance Of episcopal duties. To.
day his eminencO preached the
sermon at solemn high mass in
tho church OF the Immaculate
Conception, and In tho afternoon in
tho same church administered the rite
OF confirmation to 800 children and
adults.
Rev. Cornelius F. Thomas, rector of
the cathedral will accompany the car
dinal 10 Roma.
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MANCHESTER, March lo-There was a
considerable incroaac In tho activity
last woek, tho stiffness h tho prices OF
cotton inducing holders Of discretionary
ordora to place them In tho beat poa.
sible mannor Pricos generally hard.
onod. business was wOll distributed
over tho Indian, Chinese and Korean
markets, and thoro wore moderate sales
to'6buth America and the othor mlnor
markets. Tho homo trado continued
fair. Yarns worc Hrm with consider.
able forward business. Strikes atO now
considered improbable owing to tho
want Of unity among tho master
spinners. Tho continental cotton trade
Is acllvo and hoallhiul.