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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-13

Advertisements unaccompanied by spe-
cific instructions inserted till ordered out.
Advertisements discontinued before ex.
piration Of specified period will be charged
Us II continued for full term.
Address all communications to the Edi-
torial Department to Edmund Norrie.
Business letters should be addressed to
the Manager.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-13

We publish in another column the
"official" apology for Mr. Dole's
Government, by Consul Gilman of
Boston, to which we referred in our
last issue. Every fair-minded reader
acquainted with Hawaiian affairs
will readily see the fallacy of the as
sertions and postulations of the Con-
sui. He makes, however, as good
an apologist as any we have seen
among Mr.. Dole's hired scribblers
to American and Hawaiian papers.
The trouble is that no apologies,
from consuls or others, can ever
clean Mr.. Dole's skirts and make
him appear as an honest patriot,
who, for the sake OF the Hawaiian
nation, violated his oaths and be-
came traitor to his adopted coun-
try. The selfish motives of the mis-
sionary leaders, and the "rule or
ruin" policy of the family compact
were the sole levers in the move
ment which has caused such dire
disaster to our wrongly-named
Paradise of the Pacific" We know
the truth here, and we speak it
plainly. Mr.. Gorham Gilman of
Boston also knows the truth, but he
speaks it not-he is "consul" and
missionary above his collar button.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-13

The Bishop of Honolulu and Mrs.
Willis will leave for Kona by the
w. q. Hall tomorrow morning,
where His Lordship will hold con
firmation in Christ Church next
Sunday. His Lordship will return
by the same steamer. Mrs. Willis
will stay over and accompany Miss
Lillian Willis, the Bishops niece
who is teacher at Christ Church
School, who wishes to pay a visit to
Madame Pele at the Volcano before
returning to this city for the holidays
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-13

1t is pity that the official organ
of Mr.. Dole cannot be induced to
adopt some tact in its dealing with
foreigners especially officials visit
ing this port. In this mornings is
sue appears an alleged interview
with the commanding officer of the
Imperial Austrian corvette Saida,
which left port last Saturday. Ac-
cording to the Advertiser Captain
Conrad Spieler gave his opinions
very freely to the reporter in regard
to the annexation of Hawaii to the
United States and the value Of Pearl
Harbor as a naval station. That
the Austrian captain never could
have expressed himself in regard to
such matter with the mutual rela-
tions OF two powers, both friendly to
the Austrian Government. Captain
Spieler will Of course say that the
alleged interview is a-lie, and
that he never dreamed OF taking the
mature" reporter of the Advertiser
into his confidence or to express
opinions far beyond his sphere. The
want of tact on the part of the Ad-
vertiser will, however, cause the
genial captain a "bad" quatre d.
he,re.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-13

Duke" McNichol objects to hood
lums, and now that he is manager
of the Empire he intends to clean
and clear up the place. For a few
days the painters will take posses
sion, but the old brews will be on
hand at the same time for friends. X
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-13

At the match shoot between
Sergeant Elvin's and Capt. Whites
team selected from Company B the
first named team won with 10 points
ahead. The medal for the highest
scorer put up by Elvin was won by
White who made A. Elvin person
ally made a score of As. The total
scorer were Elvin's team, Alb; and
Whites team, 1894.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-13

1t seems to us that it is very
wrong for the Government to pay
rewards TO opium informers. The
system leads to remarks which
should not be tolerated. The tempt
alton to "make up" case becomes
very strong, and who can blame a
poorly. paid, abused and hard-work-
ing officer when he ekes out his in
come by "fxing" case in the hopes
of receiving welcome addition to
his slender purse. No premiums are
offered by the Government for the
apprehension of burglars, thieves,
robbers, and other evil doers. Pos
session of opium is considered an
offense hardly inferior to murder,
and the whole energy OF the COM
bined customs and police force
seems to be conducted in the line Of
catching "dope." That certain firms
make fraudulent entries and run in,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-07-13

The Pacific Saloon has imported
an excellent picture of Sharkey by
one of the old masters. Nit. 1t is the
only picture of the now celebrated
pugilist. 1t is II by 21a feet and
has cost over 5. ......... I'VE haven't
room for the odds. Go and see
yourself.
The herald., 1896-12-06
Jacoby Bros.
Footwear Department

We purchased over 1900 pairs of shoes in the
month Of November that we paid less than 80 cents
on the dollar foI We did not need the money but the
manufacturers did. The greatest bargains got
came from c N. Henderson & Co.. Chicago, and in.
School Shoes A. T. johnson & Co.'S Rochester
LADIES' Shoes; P. Cox's Misses Shoes and Johnson
Bros: New York Ladies' Shoes. Don't overlook a
single item, they're money savers
124 pairs Of Ladies' Fine Shoes; being Curtis &
Wheeler's French Kid, cloth top button and lace,
hand made shoes, with hand-turned soles, French
ss en- ;;: :sS e ~ ri s' @ $2O
Ladies' Fine French DongolaKid strap-sandeI slippers
with neat pointed toes. and French @ M
heels, all sizes, and actually NZ.WD
marked down from $3 to- to..............F
Extra special for the coming week. 900 pairs of fine
bought of A. ]. Johnson & Co.. Rochester, N Y, at
nearly half less than their value; all the very latest
razor and narrow squares toes in all Of the very latest
and stylish Styles were made to sell at "a, and
really worth "a the pair, but as special % 20
buying lndueement we reduce them per OZ.OO
pair 10 only
Special in hgh-cass Misses Shoes, p Cox's Roches-
ter finest French Dongola Kid spring heel ds1 -
shoes for misses, sizes II to 2, and re. - ~
duced from S2. 50 per pair to only
We show for the holiday buying an endless and most
complete assortment of Gentlemen's Holiday Slippers
In genuine alligator, russell, goat and plush, - II
hand embroidered; prices from s.. 50 down nc
ward to only, per pair. r......................
Gomp,ete Linz Lines Of ladies' Slippers and high CT M
lined, at $r.5o, $I.2s, and only .........
Johnston & Murphys and the Lly-Brackett Co.'s
Mems exclusively hgh-class Footwear in Winter
Tans and Black Calf. with heavy extension soles
:ss ss 'ss 'Ps P;:s 'ys s: isa ss $500
b5oo ano OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bargains in school shoes for the little ones. Cen
uine oi-grain pebble goat spring heel school Shoes
with the patent A. S. T. tips
Sizes to &. reduced from 81 to
Sizes 81 to IL, reduced from $r.z5 to. ........o4c
Sizes I2X to e. reduced from 81. 50 to o......$ $1.i6
The herald., 1896-12-06
Jacoby Bros.
Mems Furnishing Dept.

Never before in the history Of spending money did the
American Dollar go further than it did in the Furnish
ing Goods market this season.
The best goods from the most reliable makers and
importers were forced upon US in exchange for our
ever ready cash, at far less than their regular value
and in many instances at actually less than COST
the following few Of our many bargains will prove.
Glastonbury Knitting Company's high.class Under
derwear in the extra heavy winter weight. The all
pure-natura, sanitary wool Shirts and Drawers that
sell all over the United States at SIPS per o.
garment, yours this week. especially Ns1C
priced to, per garment A A...................-
The Celebrated " Hohenzoern Sanitary Wooden I'm
derwear Compaany's" Fine Woolen Underwear, Hos
Isry and Bandages are today considered + the bst
W. show the above in Shirts O. IN
ana Drawers at from $4.6s per garment n Z.HJV
down to."............ .......................
All the latest in the Medlicott Sanitary Wooden Un.
derwear in the "Scotch." the "Shetland" the Cash
mere and pure "Angolia" WOOL at from O. zc
s.. Is per garment, nI(0
down 10 0................................
S Steen Night Robes for men very late o. Hn
fad; in the light shades Of tan blue, pink y .OVy
ami white, at..........
As Special Bargain for this week, Is dozen Mems
Outing Flannel Night Robes. They're NICE soft
and warm, and would sell regularly for Rn
$500 each. Reduced for this coming week OUC
to only....
We have all the very latest to show in 1e
Nec<Wear at from 81. 50 each Z9C
down to only
In the finer grade of Mems Kid Gloves, we show all
Staple as well as tne latest In the f0Il0W
ny makes: Perrin, Freres 4 Co.; Dents; Adler's;
Meyers and Demster & Place, in range OF M
Of prices from g. 5o NV.vUV
down to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A complete line of Silk and Cashmere 7e
Muflers, at from S. 50, nc
down
Eureka Shirt Company's Fancy Dress N1 M
Shirts, the equal to any sold elsewhere n I.VED
at 81 50; our price only.
Celebrated Star Shirts, the plain white Dress at
sI.oo, $I.25 and $3.50; the fancy colored Percaes
Madras, Cheviot, and exclusive novelties o. ~
in Zephyrs and Oxford cloth, at from 6I.Z0
S2.5 down to, each acl"....................
The herald., 1896-12-06
Jacoby Bros.
Boys Clothing Department
SECOND FLOOR. (Take Elevator. y


Boys Clothing at 45c the Dollar
oodind 4 Mendeson Of 742 Broadway York;
from the Boys Clothing manufacturing business;
drews and I6 Washington Place of the city New
York purchased of them the bulk their
offer them special prices You certainly do wrong
yourself bought Boys clothing
having convinced the of
and will this week Sell at Half Under Regular Prices Our second
will be thronged with happy
the crowds at JACOBY BROS.
Boys Refer Suits
Refer Suits reduced from s32s minds
exquistey embroidered, hand-fnshed Refer d 1e
Suits and then contemplate the special price for this N1Z
week. the likes has been sold under 81 5o.....
Juvenile Suits
The Juvenile clothing 3pe Suits for little lads
the exquisite things them d m
In the window; they're worth looking; the prices sD()VV
from 50 suit down to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boys Refer Suits
Boys Reer Suits of blue and black imported awool dag
Chevo weight; goods strictly
Wool and made and finished in superior fashion, offer IN
this week suits such find nowhere under $780, D1.JU
for only Observation-Disclosures.
Boys Refer Suits
Boys Refer Suits line Of strictly novelties,
special order extra heavy smoohnshd Scotch Chvots in the
pet and daintest of invisible check plaid and ovpd patterns
III SS3i' S;ssS that would cost $3.50
only
Special
Boys Suits Of Imported Chevots heavy
weight all tn. largest and swees patterns
ss;is sss5 : : :' 'R' ordinarily sell for $3.50
The herald., 1896-12-06
Jacoby Bros.
Bows Outfitting Dept.

Buy your furnishings for the children while
the assortments complete and the prices right.
Our assorments complete and prices right,
for they are low prices on Right Goods.
Boys Waists, celebrated ''Star brand of French per-
Gales, in the latest style of turn-down, rolling collar,
and Handsome cuffs attached; vast assort- O. M
ment of light medium and dark patterns - NV
sizes 8 to I3 years, and this week for only. y
Boys Fancy Chevot Shirts with soft peated bosoms,
with large Pearl buttons; all the new shades. hese
shirts have extra pair of cuffs, and standup
collar and one turn-down collar; O. M
specially for this week, each sNI."J
worth $50, for only .,;,,..;..;:::.;.
Spec al for this week. Chldren's initial linen hand
kerchiefs, every thread guaranteed pure e.
linen; handsomely embroidered initial; s1L
price this week, each only. Observation-Disclosures.
Boys Laundered White Shirts, O. M
"Star brand." pure linen NI.W
bosoms. all sizes. es.......................T
Boys Neckwear. All the new Or
things at from 50 cents ZOC
Boys Wool Hosiery. Special this 1e
week of 5o'cent Values 0OC
Special in Chldren's Underwear for this week only;
fine svergray underwear, vests, pantalets and draw
of Derby-ribbed, heece-lined sver-gray cotton;
generally sailing "a at from W to e1 Rs.
choice Of any size, for only, per garment
The herald., 1896-12-06
Jacoby Bros.
TrOuSer Department

pair Of well-made good Trousers we'll bought will
make your old Coat and Vest look like new suit of
clothes. We Offering this week Only Good
Trousers" at such prices that new suit Of clothes
will cost you but little money and you'll do well to
examine closely the following few of the Special Bar
gains in Pants that we quote here for this week.
Mems Pants
900 pairs Of guaranteed all pure wool Trousers for men
and young men, will be found on Special Bargain
Counter this week; some of them sold at So, others
at $3.50, and so on up to as high as "a. 5o N111
you take your choice of any pair in sNZIZ
the lot this week for..".....................
Another great Special in the Pants Department is line
of winter weight awool Scotch Chevot Trousers, in
OF the very latest invisible plaid patterns just the
sorts to accommodate your other coats q = M
and vests, regular 81. 50 value, but this sn0.Wy
Another line of light brown tailor-made d = IN
Chevot Trousers, worth $500 to make, sNO.O)
LOT
Another line, and an especially good one, in winter
%fss ;;s{ {ss %'s:a: :'fs & Ss % $3.50
An elegant line of young mems medium O. EE
color Chevot Trousers offered specially - I'D
this week, Instead of e. 5o yours for only
Another line of dark and heavier al-wool O. IN
Scotch Chevot Trousers that would be n NZ.0U
reasonable at S3. 50, for ony-............
The herald., 1896-12-06
Jacoby Bros

Young ITEMS and Boys Clothing Dept.
Where and How to Buy Boys Clothing
Owing to the general stngency the money market ad
vantage Cash and bought immense quantities
less than the actual We have the stock dispose
Of it. The profits which expected
question We bought much Of for the dollar
we will be perfectly satisfied money back YOU GET
ALL EXPECTED PROFITS
Boys and Young Mems Clothing
finished imported Suits all
nothing finer elegant could be conceived; worth M
$780, and we place them special sale for this ~ VUE
only at. $'OV
Big Boys Clothing
% Suits bought at rfee Handsome strictly all pure WOOL
winter weight Scotch Cev double breast
the latest patterns Of invisible plaids, n A.
were honestly worth and retaed at $685. this
Boys School Suits
which we purchased at mere from retiring clother Or
and which will offer for the coming week G1C
per suit: $I.25, 81. and SI.75 and. .... WV
Young ITEMS Suits
Another Great Special for this week. Young Suits of i'm
ported ssnished Wosed SERGE in the 3button
city under $500 We reprice them the NH0QD
aton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Special
line of Boys Kneepants Suits in Scotch d = -
Cheviot special this week. which sell regularly for &c. D0.
Young ITEMS Suits
Young Mems swell Fall clothing, 3button double
Invisible checks and other swell patterns all our make hose
StenBoch Co., A. Shnman & Son and Others ranging o.
in price from down to low $3.50, will be
offered for only $3.50 and
The herald., 1896-12-06

stocks rluSt be Reduced and Condensed.
Jacoby Bros
Boys Hat Department

OO~OOy DAOO
Boys Hat Department
Take the second floor Of mammoth establishment and
you'll find the south side the complete largest finest
Chden and Boys Hat Department be found city this
United States We have simply everything and prices
quesonaby the lowest Before buying headgear of kind
for your little ones. 1t will pay to US visit
Children's Tam O'Shanters
We show the largest and complete line Of these goods
city, styles ranging from the highest class exclusives feathers
silver and gilt trimmings at $3.50 each, and on, Or
In gradual grades down to the plain Tam OShanters for ZC
Boys handmade French Fur Crush Hats, IT.
worth sr.25. for nc
Boys Tubans in all coo pattern Imaginable silk
lined twelve stitched; fancy Turban Hats for Hn
equally suitable for dress school wea 81 1vn
value; sale for this coming week for only
The very in Golf Caps, different from any shown
anywhere else in town. which have reed $I5o, /0(
are reduced TO only
Boys Golf Caps that purchased under their reg ZSC
We also showing large line of choice Fur Fe-
doras for BOYS that were ntensd to be sold for $s m
gain Sae for only.
The herald., 1896-12-06

We simply Overod several Of Principal Departments this effect
heavily merchandise than
heavily had the Ready Cash and chance benefit
GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT.
The herald., 1896-12-06

Mems Hat Department
Buying hats the Exclusive Hae paving just third
Or half or mo than by buying your Hats Of Jacoby Bros
The Of "at Department Of many years
Hat Values" popular Pces Some of most recent Hat
Bargain Buys these They're yours too this week.
Stiff Hats--Soft Hats
chance to buy tn. finest hggade Hats made at less than
ufactues prices We offer this week lines selected from
ular ST. $500 and Of stiff and soft Hats C1 az
in black, seal granite cellar and PEARL at the II
rdcu0uSly low price of only
crowding sterling Hat
Fedora and Full Dress Soft Hats
The popular styles in Soft Felt Hats comprising
the Fedora, Tourist and the driving hat black
brown, granite and pearl coors all actual values of IN
from $500 to f.. So; each repiced for this u .OU
weeks selling to only ...........................
Gentemens Dress Hats flexible finished Debys in all of the
styles the various standard Makers such the IN
Dunlap Knox and Youman blocks; regular price .OU
$500, but ror the coming week we only
fedoras Crushers Apne mems fine Fedoras
finished Pocket Hats Cruhers standard of
Apines of the French goods selected from reg a.
ular stock of 81 qualities; marked down vic,
for this weeks selling to only.
We Southern California for Young Bros famous
Broadway Hats better made) We showing all of the
latest novelties in Soft and Stiff Hats and special C1 M
in our Hat Department for the coming week h .UD
is $500 Umbrella for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
MONEY And INVESTMENTS.
DoinGs of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
COVERING OF SHORT CONTRACTS
was tho Principal Motive In Speculation.
bank statement Less Unfavorable.
Foreign Trade Statement.

New York. August a-The principal mo-
tive power in leading speculation today
was the covering of short contracts by the
professional dealers, Influenced by che i'm
proVement IN the financial situation based
upon the gold imports. News of further
engagements today brought the aegrc-
gated, ircludinS the actual. arrivals 70
sl5Np'"o The bank statement, as on she
Week previous, was much less unfavornble
ttan had been anticipated the reserve
showing decrease of less than $500 ODo
Tine exhibition caused somewhat of A con.
il'ct of opirion among experts. The gold
imports figured for one day only, sael.eoo
slight gain also occurred from the in
crease in circulation and a fairly large
sum was received by the banks direct
from New Orleans In payment of al
Vahces on Sugar hounties. Then. again.
the shipments of currency to the interior
which had been very heavy in the nrst
| half, fell off very considerably in the last
'hrce days of the week. The exhibit shows
| that the banks are continuing to exer-
$50 great vigilance III Strengthening their
| Pc itioIs.
| The foreign trade statement OF July
| SHOWS very taVorablN, the exports Of mer-
! chandisc Increasing 81, la 80 and Imports
900, 80, , ~ 40 vllphryu WIN eng
IN 'lol.,n ltst ythri ihe puplcat'oh OF
Suits a. nv, rs, rviPId'n 10, eneouraScH INC
| 49,, a. ~ IN " PRICES IA various parts Oh
! N'. ".' w" Wy sl', ,'dlllea' lhc ciiuI iaN-
N,',,,.,o1 s'r". Z. ~ hlnE lnnuenGe was
,r,,', tnr nisp t9 HuPpol ncHeNed 10 ne
VI, KIN r,S'u'lS' IN lhn Houid IN Nandcr.
| ~ AZ, Smd' ~ 1l' uI'ct ptr'laIiy the fuect
-, So'', , Va w IcsS SATISFACTORY NfaSic re
'v ,ri' l5estnten' ,,
| on, nv nin,9'ne was az NE t9p IeNel WIN
! nN,i"H" rdl"H sohtr4iE' lhe lpinnil-
,''S 10, .'r M mo Week statement vas
= nuti."' li'".n cohuil on OF iorelgh ex-
! anNns' uirrdNHE 10 cause import or
u,g 49,. E1iu ON u i"'s' Scale' tle AsEre-
s.'r cl'safSt'utu.I uI 10 ne io- OF husl-
| ,t7s i"V' lllt ilcaiiN - lWf'"n i}ohlts nave
4}'ch oulIrl 1lned as 10 the legitimacy OF
~ utVfh, nut ,he i'M pr ces Tor gram
",,I ,,l, GUS IN transportation rrits
| iLi,a ..5 tdrultu the 'N.Vu iuA OF very
| IaIgt f"ies 70 europe ana facilitated ~ 6
| ,'HHe IN 'N1NahEc. ine rolni mas als'
| pCen cosehlIy maze tndt as the balance
-. ,ia IS 70" ialH' y IN ialor cl tm0
. ,, r''eu S !n ana as f,ufope is nui sell
ing our sernriVes' except in small way
ror snort account, imports OF gold r. this
VANITY are me tleNliaule result. II IS r..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30

TRADE NOTES.

NJ u =, market has been we'll sup
nas = raso grapes this week.
"a IRON 81. Louis are in fair
t are quoted at sLo0Gl.25 per
I'M Is IN good demand and chickens
khtr AZ sooi prices. They have
\ Of cs scarce all mis- week.
oVe oysters held in B1ltimorc
S m oe very light. and the market
,ss5fd tendency.
|loIrsss 'n ss sold today at 3Ou5oc por
M and li0 Sac for rour-basllnt
Sslvga,ssa SUPPLY was light.
1 Trines =, cent licking .. cont and
Tanks cent per yard. w
WE OF Columbia river salmon
fpa, a, Ego and it is reported thYf
fancy grades will he very
Y oyyt OF the cargo of lemons sold
ksre ~ ms week was very f3ir'
rere rs y "a little competition AVID
lsN. ""qL-a per box lower ,han
Ia nSersey tomatoes arc ahon,
(i1ueb IN neg io CONSUMING market =.
/ NE in,a e nlyiug .rado seems Ia
interest in ,hom as ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
COFFEE.


N.w York August s.-coffee-options
o opsinsu to Gun, nniayorabie news from Europe
ond heavy, receipts e Santos. F3 .,cisa
hsrrIy steady. I5Gfz5 points down: sales
1879 baies, Including; August lO,e, Spot
coffee~Rio dull; No. 10 5-s; m:in duis s..'
cnrdf,ya I5lrlg. Total warehouse deliy-
sri,s ron Inc United States ialo. inclrd-
,ns Giis bags from New York; New iork
stock today 1855 limited states ~ s'o a.,s.
totsi visible for The United States f's.No.
against si8.l79 bags last year
Santos August y, --fiim; 1000 hserago
'i iISmhnrg. August 2s.-ouiet; ~ decline
Salrs CTD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30

IN. fouov,ne vers nsen,u, quotatloa, o'n the
! pe,p,s ~ ne y Nv Y,rs ESfhang, toi.,y'


c,lvcston. Texas. August @.-in the To-
cal te1xe6ange market, sierl rs skies, les buy ny
,rg al New York rates less y, 20 al 80,
sonii1,;,, az DISCOUNT. selling al par; Now
uuElaa sieot, buving i-fc discount, selling
At par; American silver buying lie dis
,9,nn... a yorl August e9-sterlng ex-
,NrW. bankers' sixt - 81 slssf -:
ss Sixties { s.iI. co@urt:4
LEV, new commercial sixties. a.s9.se,i.slss'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.



The following quotations were posted
to-day By .ho cotton seed product depart
meni OF TIC Houston Cotton Exchange anu
Board OF Grade:
Per Gallon.
Choice crude oil. for butter
oil ..... ...........s..s.s+. Roihlnal.
S;t.rtly refine crude oh..... Nominal.
n INC crude, loose -...'t.... u "a ~
Refined buG. cr oil. loose zee. nominal.
Prime summer yellow oli;;', 40
Cake and meal fob. MN interior points.
according To- location.
Short Ton
Primo cotton seed cake....S2 81 n II 10
Prime cotton seed meal. 10 %, n u ~
FOR local delivery Houston mills quote
meal. 5000 q 1850 ger ton. huils. $500 lint
,re No J. So. No. 2. &c.
Eematks- Marktt quiet.
New Orleans. August 29.-The market fer
cctt.,n sea1 products Is DUN ana
nominal. prirns crude 81, in bulk, lG1ilG5.,
nriue stnin,r yellow ~ basrels, - meal,
IA .iy, 0nI,r short ton. cake, long ton
for export. sh.25al so
New York. August -. Cotton seed prod
ucts are duIG quotations nominal. prime
srneo oil In b 4fre- i9n9; ifinc summer
seed meal. 81. O01 ?o0e per ton