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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-07
Medeiros & Decker,
lincoln Block. King Street
FOR SALE.
A REAL ESTATE BARGAIN.

~. AFine Residence Lot, situated
on King street, Honolulu, next 90 Mr..
Alexander Young's residence, being
the premises of Mrs. Kate L. Vida. 1t
has a frontage on King street of POS
feet: depth 300 feet; Young street
POS feet. 1t has three cottages with
II large rooms and 6 dressing rooms.
Main house has 8 large rooms, clos
cts and kitchen. The place is sup
piled with water from an artesian
well on the premises.
(2). Four Lots, 5OX10O, on King
street, Kalihi.
(3). One Lot, Kalihi, opposite Geo.
Markham's place, ga of an acre.
az. One and one-tenth acres at
Moiliili.
(5). House Lot and Houses, Aqua,
Punchbowl street, residence of Mrs.
Holt.
(6). 29h Acres at Puiwa, Nuuanu,
Honolulu, Oahu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-07
COMES SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT
WARNING.
Was in the Best of Health and had
just Achieved His Business Hopes
The Funeral.

MAUI, November j.-The Island has
received two shocks this week, such as
very seldom come to it. The first was
Wednesday morning, when news of
the death of Mrs. W. {. Crook of Ma
kawao. came, and the second was a
short time after noon on the same day
when the sudden death of Randall
Won Tempsky, of WaiakOa, Kula, was
announced over the telephone. \
feeling of profound sorrow spread
throughout the whole Island, and OK
pressions of sympathy came from all
parts.
Mr.. Won Tempsky had been in the
best of health. and no premonition of
the end was had before it came. He
had worked hard in the field all We'd
nesday forenoon, and was at lunch
with his family, when he gave a slight
cough. and rising went into the back
yard. His wife followed him out and
seeing him splitting up blood, became
alarmed and rush to the telephone to
call a doctor. Miss Kulumanu Ward,
who was vising there. went out to
him, and seeing him stagger tried to
support him. when he sank forward
on his side and the blood gushed from
his mouth. and he became as they
thought unconscious, though in reali-
ty he expired at that moment. he
was carried inside, and his brother
and the doctor arrived soon after. to
find him past all earthly aid. The doc
tor found that his death was caused
by an aneurism. The funeral was held
at o'clock Thursday afternoon, from
the residence, and the body was bur-
led near a grove of trees above the
house.
In spite of the distance large
number of friends were present from
Waikiki and Makawao districts, and
the floral offerings were many. Mr..
Won Tempsky leaves a wife, formerly
Miss Dora Dowsett of Honolulu, and
two children. and the heartfelt sym
pathy of the community goes out to
them in their bereavement.
He had recently acquired full con-
troll of the Erehwon Cattle Station.
in Kula, was just clearly seeing his
way to make it pay well, and was feel
ing iubiant of success, when death
came. Strong and robust, no one
could have thought his end was so
near.
Mr. Won Tempsky was born at Blue
fields on the Mosquito coast in Cen
trail America, of English parents, for
ty-two years ago, and came to the Is
lands in 1850, and had spent nearly all
of the past eighteen years on Maui.
In 1892 he was married to Miss Dora
Dowsett of Honolulu, and two chill
dren We're born to them, daughter
five years old. and a son now two
years. His mother and brother. Louis,
both at Makawao. and a married sis
ter in New Zealand, survive him.
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DEAIHOFR. vON EMPSKy Turn Your Back

On the merchant who says he sells
below cost the year round. The man
who makes such statements isn't a
safe merchant to pin your faith to.
We don't sell below cost-just little
above. And yet our prices are pretty
certain to be the lowest in town,
quality considered. 1t dosen't cost any
thing to call and see for yourself.
Russian Linen Crash Suits complete
for $3.50 per suit.
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Impure Blood
Suffered for three years

Mr.. f. WeStall of Mitcham, SO. Australia,
sends us his portrait which shows smooth
and healthy condition of the skin. But lie
has had the following experience
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Kaahumanu Street.
Hawaiian
Z lectFic
Company.

The cleanest, brightest safest and really
IA Fee long run, the cheapest and best light
Tor use in the family residence, is the mean
descent electric light Safe; nothing could
be safer. A few days ago prominent gem
&ernan OF Honolulu came rushing down to
sAe Office Of the Electric Company and said:
'taose lac figures for wiring my house, and
S'nzsJ it done at once; no more lamps for me.
3IAgt night lamp tipped over and it came
% near setting fire to the house and burning
4SY children and | take no more risks
This is the sentiment of quite a number in
she past few weeks, who have ordered their
fhouses fitted with the perfect light
Just think it over and make up your mind
tshat you want the best and safest light; send
fScr the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
eShell what you wall.
We have complete stock of everything in
,his line and have just received lot of the
gerry latest designs in chandeliers
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OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK.
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.annblers:
$50

This the well known RAMBLER bicycle for the balance Of
made careful investigation
consideration consultations with
principal Gomuy Jeffrey Man
fail which they
O satisfied
This decision
which will this to the
public in the reduction of
Gomuy the they operated
their
working the of RAMBLERS
efficiency
wihsanding list RAMBLERS
hay ever
We of
he reliable, wheel
$4,000 RAMBIERS everything wheeling line
=. q. Hall & Son, It'd.
Corner Fort and King Streets.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Nearly c 100000 worth of patent
medicines are exported from the Unit
ed Kingdom each year.
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If you want anything, try an ad.
in The Star. If anybody has what
you wish, you will get an answer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-27

Nalket bare; beef cattle, coed steers, oxen
and Lu,ls N demand. calytn nno yeRrlivgs
scarce hogs quirt. sheep IN demand.
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mostly local; outside speculative interest IN
cotec stu hangs FIRE on account OF the heavy
visible supply and favorable crop outlook:
clctsd steady, unchanged to points net ad-
vance; sales 1850 hays, Spot Rio dull tend
inc lcwcrs No Z, invoice ca, jobhing s%: mild
ss'sass' Cctdcva s's@iS,s; sales cNp Maraca,-
DO ana loo SAvanilia,
Sso. February ss. Coffee steady: No, Z Rsc
Sis refs per 100 kilos; receipts 1900. cleared
Tor the United States 10000; for Europe ecco,
stock sSennp.
HAvre, February es,--CcMee opened steady
nni unchanseds at neon quiet and unchanged;
iIemhurg, February es.--Ccfice opened u
Pig lever, at ESQ p. m. UNCHANGED 10 Y pfg
hisier; sales 10000, ~.
SaSios. February se--Ccifec dull. good aver
asa Santos $500 rcis per 100 kilos. rcccpts,
two days, 1900; stock Snicpo. r
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GRAIN MARKETS NARROW.
Fluctuations Attributed to an otter
Lack OF Support.
WHEAT SHOWS A DECLINE OF A CENT
Corn nnd Oats Also Somc Lower.
PORK Loses Another Fifteen Cents.
Mig Trndc in Provisions.

Chicago, February Cit was a weak day
IN wheat. July at ono time was on is and
May .. Closing prices showed n cent decline
In both options. II was a narrow market and
the fluctuations were due more to the lack
OF support than TO the news which was, how.
ever. favorable to better prices, Tho markets
were barely steady at slight decitncs, corn
and oats closing lower. each and provisions
on change.
wheat was fairly steady July start
ssis to Ssis and May y lower at i.o3, Letters
brokers appeared TO have some supporting
orders IN July at the start and for this reason
the month showed steadiness until May weak.
ened badly. They July followed. Trading
III May was Very light There were n good
many more selling orders than The trade could
take care Of, the result being decline to
ni.02. A reaction 10 l.n2& followed. then, the
market broke asain and worse than before,
May this time going 10 i0li3,
Tho continurd Increasing production Of cons
tract wheat by the mixers apparently anect-
cd May Foity-thrce cars OF No. Northern
was reported out OF private houses today and
bfty-two cars from regular sources. Most OF
the routine news favored sellers. Worlds
shipments OF 1900 bushels was looked for
next week. Liverpool was from - 10 Nd
lower and crop reports from California were
very favorable. The days clearances from
Atlantic ports were equal to $4,000 bushels.
Northwest receipts were light at la0 ears,
against 2i2 last week and go u year. ago
chicago receipts amounted to eighty three
cars.
The weakness Of May was soon reflected
In July. There was good deal OF selling
out by people who have been 'Jailing9 on
the Letter campaign, and who had become
discouraged by the recent downward turn To
the market and prices In spite of the Letter
support declined steadily. AT around Ssls tor
July the market hesitated for time A
period OF dullness and narrow fluctuations
ret In, hut about half an hour from the close
the market developed fresh weakness under
again received some support in May. the
buying OF line OF about 100000 bushels being
suniclent to cause a rally in that option 70
Io25s which was the closing prize, This
rally also influenced July to n limited extent
stopping the selling pressure and starting
little covering under which the price 20, back
to SASSY whore II closed
Corn was held despite the weakness of
wheat There were plenty Of selling orders
large holders increasing their lines and prices
did not drop much. good cash demand was
factor In the market The stendy feeling In
corn was reflected In oats and prices suffered
nut iittle. Some wenkness was shown ut the
opening but there We're plenty Of biIy,np
orders nj the decline. The trading az n whole
Was limited The cash demand was reported
fair. WV
large trade WINS done IN proy,s,ons. AT
and ribs owcr
ESTIMATED receipts Mondny--Whcat ss corn
SUD. oats SO cars and $1,000 head OF hogs.
The leading ruturco ranged us follow.
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Dntis Interior Movement.
s0t.s.....s.t.s.. e,aSf 1O.aiO cN2i4
LOCAL. TRADE REVIEW.

ofscc Of The POST.

IfOUStUhl SHturuaN, ~ ebfuAfy 70.
while husnoss IN ,nhhtr, .,a ,,,,,,,isst.,,
49,. 's 49, SS'.'Ns'e'
i'nes was SLOW To-Day, the week mas heen n
remarkably good one, with country buying
or,ibrs oui,o ahe,oi
III prouuSe' houston is TOW the reeagniSed
market of the Southwest Consignments arn
sent To uonst,n ,ron, nti 1,ex,s avc, M IA,
~ a.. ,,r..,,..,,, -, -
va os 'ne iahhahale. iiad egss, lot instance
not been concentrated here In large quanti-
tie, rho nrira IN tho i,,o.lor uon,d NJ, dow,
!. go. 80, ~, ~
" 'pVo uo@en' AS !. 49, 'he tone Is steauy
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' ,as,.s ~. -. united state. ports.

unitcd states y:xrorts.
This xvaak f.agt wear
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tor rs, May ard Sis. Each day has been Il.
IN profitabie to the bulls and scalners
and ~ ma. sDasy and have generally kept long
sN,;, .sae money, despite the Intense por,t,"ni
sin a,h ,men ~, which played havoc with salnas
49, 9'n.r directions. The bulls were strn,,ss.s
iheIr ' ne We're smart enough 10 stand bv
cover fsair, e anu MAKE the shorts bid IN 10
n n'"st ~, irishtened and not only did thew cnvsr
~ ~ .nis side. but spot houses geners,,, y,
Used upon an evening up Of csn,rartss IVA IA
buynr s o, every description have been actlye
ans ers IN the open markS. both FOR sno,s
so,htracts This naturally resulted IN
na y, IN condition among spectators ana few
nave oeen able to use cool Judgment ~, mn
, 9haT,ns' but ordered their brokers 10 s arst
done W. Wa, winch IN most cases has been
. nuns. Win the Maine disaster oh,itora,.a
y nD ne week , from the public speculative mind
ket ,onbs M, in cotton viii begin and the mar
sold today. urn. LiVefpooi
M, weekly Interior Movement.
ne weekly movement of cotton at n load
ing interior towns. according TO the Chronicle
statement. issued this morning. was as fol-
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New York, February 26-The week In dry
goods has been satisfactory In the main. with
a fairly we'll sustained business reported NJ
hrst hands. With jobbers there has been a
widening OF demand marking the visits OF
ers to the local market. There Is still
very fair showing Of buyers at second hands
In the market. In the primary market the
pr'co tone remains flrm. Cottons are still In
suits for the woek; the quotation Is still
ale for extras. Printed cottons and washing
goods ere still Arm and In fairly active re-
quest.
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CoMMnncINL nn Il

NEW yoRK--clearings sis7.sis,sei, balance
81 asn 2s2.
NEW yoRK-~Total Sa,es OF atock lIs,f00
shares Including sugar, "a $3.50. St Paul IS, $40,
Northern Pacific preferrhd 1850
LONnuNs-The market for American seouri-
Ties moved little. with no special features.
The closing tone waa quiet but steady. and
the demand generally isht,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for money and the ac-
count liz 3-i6. Mexican ordinary 2a's; Next
can Central new Is. Giit Bar silver 25esd.
Money 2mslS per cont.
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nrlTER AND EGGS.

Chicago February 2G.--Bntter frm; cream
cry iSmiSiz dairy i1@l7. Cheese quiet, sNS,z.
Egss weak: fresh izS4QIs
New York, February 2G, -Eggs steady; re-
yania l5Ad15is; Western ib&; Southern l4a
l4r
ST. Louis, February 2s-i,utter steady; dairy
gdE1s: creamery 1920 Eggs steady. nv.
Kansas city, February 20. Butter firm:
creemery 15ais; dairy l2deiS. Eggs--Receipu
heavy; slightly weak: fresh candled IL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Port of Galveston. February 20.
ARRIVED.
SIS Thurston, Wood, Havana.

ARRIVED.
SIS Thurston, Wood, Havana.
CLEARED.
SIS Comal. Evans, Boston.
SIS Queenswood Host, Genoa and Marseiles.
IS Sobraon. Goodsen. Hamburg.
IS Blenhein, Trattles. Hamburg.
So Barnesmore. Richardson, Liverpool.
Sch j. NJ. Mclnnis. Cummings, Sabine Pass
SAILED.
SIS kshlande. Lewis, Aarhus.
SIS ComaI, Evans Boston.
So Qpeenswood Host, Genoa and Marseilles'
So Sobraon, Goodsen, Hnmhurg
SIS Blenheim, Trattles, Hamburg,
So Barnesmore, Richardson, Liverpool.
Sch j. NJ. McInnis, Cummings, Sabine Pass.
VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS Birchtor j. Morrow e. Co.
SIS Breckfeid, j. Moller & Co.
SIS Cumberland, r. Markowitz.
S. Niagara w W. Wilson.
Ss Polycarp Wm. Parr 4 Co.
SIS Rita ]. Moiler G. Co.
SIS Thurston, D. Ripley.
SIS White Hall. Fowler & McVitie.
Bark Colen Archer. J. Moller Co.
Sch Edward II. Blake, p. o. Flood Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-27
WORLDS Vixihic snnnix.

= me worlds visible supply OF cotton do
creased $3.50 bales this week, against a de-
crease OF 5s,isi for the same week of last
year The present supply is S5i. $40 bales more
than on this date In 1897 aud iisS55 less than
IN losF. The following table gives the supply
i 'Sas ana ON TINS .- dnto IL previous years:
1897. s9s 39s JSos ~ y 90 ,'g 20
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81. Louis Grain and proyfsions.

81. Louis, February 26,,-Flour unchanged
Wheat lower; spot lower; No red, cash, ele-
yutcr ss track 81; February 1914; May ssM )
july SO: No. 2 hard. cash g009i Corn lower
February 2eK May 2f asked; July 2s#. Oats
f,tures easter; spot lover; No. 2, cash, nie-
yator 2Gls: February 26A May ees bid July
2ah No 2 white 2sh. Rye lower. 70; flas
seed lower 1Is. Primo timothy seed 2p5Q
3.Uy. Corn meal 1.50al 80. Bran steady. Hay
dul. unchanged. WhlHky 20. Cotton tics
and baggIng unchanged. Pork. standard mess
jchbing lo,37E. Lard lower. primo steam
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ornin nnn rroyision. El.ewhcre.

Kanfas City. February e5--Whcat lower;
Nj, hard Ssms1; No. Z. STA ffs1; No. red
a. M y y05fg2: No. spring 8fffs5 Corn
lover; No. mixed 25Hnzt. Oats lower; No,
mixed elA. Hay active: oholes timothy $50
ar co. choice prairie 6.ibW7 90. Receipts
tyhrat Ia5. 400. corn VIC 700, oats 5000. Ship,
me- - Wheat $500. corn 2i7op. oats 5000.
Kew York, February 2G--Wheat--R Receipts
s5, n. exports j22s; spot cosy. No red f.ooM
II b ssoat Options opened weak At w de-
cline sold of further on local liquidation,
beurigf home and indian crop news ADD NIB
ssre,, on clique or other support, closing NuIc
tor er; No red. February closed ,oshi hay
~ Hides steady: Galveston u Texas dry
n Leather arm; hcnlipck sole isl4u20. Wool
a,.ct: fleece islsG2sh: Texas l3,4@ibh, Pig
iron steady; Southern 3,Saqil 25: Northern
IA sA6iIe 90 Copper etrong; brokers II Is
Lad sull: brokers s.eo. Tin plates steady.
t;oitop seed oil quiet and steady; prime crude
29lzNel prime crude Oh mills lsdls,z:
yellow s2lzN22; butter oil esasS; prime winter
yellow 2sU2SH.
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PIT. ana Calls.

Chicago adyiees by private wire 10 II. ",
Hunter & Co gave puts on July wheat at
ssts. calls at sss4; puts on May wheat at eeM.
calls al los; puts sold at ees. and closed az
siosett nj gqsh, ealls opened at 2gss and closed
M 20. The cereal market has been on q down.
ward tendency for the past three days, .owing
10 n natural reaction after the sharp sisance
srgs Of the Letter interest. We thibk snsnt
bureht ON this decline VIII prove Profitable.
PR, lslons have had their reaction ana W
slnuld have better prices the coming wees.
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Imnnrts nnd Exnnrfn.

New York February ss.-tThe Imports at the
port Of New York for the week Gold Slab,.
sGs; silver $50 aSis dry goods and general incr-
chnndise ss,3si, ga The oSports of specie
weres Gold ya7,ei0: silver $spo.S47.
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Mexican dollara ssil. State bonds quiet; rail-
road bonds steady, government bonds irregu.S
Isr ~ : 7t-f
wcclsiy MINK stutcn,cnt. n


New York FnhtuRry 26--Thc Evening
Pests lordon financial cabnsraa snys: The
stock markets were again better today. but
sstll unscttlcds Americans were bouent less
confidently. MoiWy rates, have hardened on
tinuod American demand for gold which
raised tho prize OF bars 10 Tis sid.
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|S.s,,. -. ...l1, 1S3, 900 S,T5So00 1901 900
~ axe our own figures, based upon this
issues OF the Liverpool Cotton associa-
~ nave during the past four weeks re-
y. Isl, 900 bales, against $4,000 In 1895,
s NJ OF "a per cent, which, added to the
~ oales received subsequently In that
ys rould give us after February receipts
isss'uO to add to the present total OF
NJ making an indicated total of 1876
~, Another way of looking at tho mat
'I.eh has been pointed out to us, Is that
'oag series of years the January ana
INK deliveries have, with great regular
n oniy Two exceptions), amounted joint
Ee or III of the votal crop, the actual
~. u the past ten years having been l6
" the crop. 1t now seems probable
-.nnuary and February will this season
- over two million bales, or IL this
a " ~ 40 per cent, or even say II per cent,
IN s, YOU'D amount to the gigantic figure
!. bales! Thus, whichever way one
IN ~ ~, the present scale of receipts IN
1sk,,,,n, highest degree contirmatory OF tho
ks1Irsv OF an actual delivery materially
k ar, Henry Neill's 100000 esti-
y srsas ne the growth will, OF course be
>Inss .er Sill. II may be noted that the
<liva a. ports and Interior towns for the
/ 4 issuu nays have been 174.0oO, against 127.-
IL, 4 an increase of ~ per cent. show
= q M. ~ae recent date OF excess oyer that
'hs well maintained.
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COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Railroad Receipts.

Honstons gross receipts Of cotton by Tine various
Notwithstanding the city were rs fotlows;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. ............... 1862
Houston auu Texas Centrai..,.,...-...... 1,ts3
international and Great Northern.......... 59i
san Antonio and Aransls Pass. .,.,......... o..
Gulf, Colorado and santa Ne, 80. ......... 49,
galveston, harrisburg and san Antonio. -. SO
Houston East and West Texas sSt
Texas and New orleans ....,................. -
wagon ....-....''. .s....-..--.......
Total ..,,...... .............. . 1868
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

Arr, ps ,,a'.' 49,
sIle. TN nn,,so esnpofa'oh, go-'p Doe
ra,rn On mn, IA ~ e ,..a,, a,,,aa g.. ~, ~,
"a hplpatgfrs ~ ~, ,oasa. N, Il, ~, 49,
to nsrpo., =, al.
cIERANTS--In bbls ses a5.Ib boxes.
clesned hulk scs IN Lii oartope oiLn
PEAcHEs@ Eyaporated. unpeoied 7xdisc.
EhIs1NS-- California 3.crnwn Il. IT, boxes
81 45mI50; " box H. L. raIsjpe hbqfs0c. y
crown 4, vi r,is.ns si,,tb i,osns. alspbo, A.
crowi, L. NJ. so-jb boxes. Sxe.
ifNIcg-C,nJtfornin 10. g0s ne. eo.7Ds
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COTTON ON sHIpBoARD.

Cotton ON hhipbonid. not cleared, at Calves
ton today.
For Great Drltnin--steamshlps saptanderinn
sssi. Whitehall 39a2, Rita $751; Polycarp $50,
Niacara 1911; total, l4,7si. o
For Frnnce-Steamahips Breckheld Soio'
Bionhcim 1921; total. 1871.
ror the Continentr-Stcamship Flynipton
AZ Cermanin 25S2. Lauenbere 40. snbrano
asa, BIrehtor 1914. Blk Colin Archer 90; toihi'
$3.50 -.
FOR Japan Steamships Oak Branch bs5s'
Kilbrfn I4ss. total. 1a.32l,
lfor New York--Mallory line 1901, Lone star
n' Total lI, on shipboard. sos1i bales.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r. o. D. mills. Texas interior points. accord
ing 20 location. Per gallon.
Pine crude oil. loose: =. ~. nssW -
Prime summer yellow oil, Of
fered al .....,................ IT
Short ton.
Prime cotton seed cake -........u % @lb Is
Prime cotton seed meal ........ ~ % QlA 70 Z
Lilfkfu pog pound ..s...,...s 3k0 ~
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IN weekly Cotton Letter.
81. s.uh'er q Co., In their weekly review
cotton market say:
y, Il '''Ahs has covered n range Of 81
k,.x week. May selling on Monday at
k 'oday at 5Ss. and is points in Now