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TUO STORIES OF HORHON ITyE.
which of President Snow = wives Was tn. Firstc
After a suppose Dcathbed Marriage
From hc 81 Loms Glo5,- Demo,rat

From The - Louis GipJ, Dem0,rrt
SALT LAKE CIrY. Utah. doe - The death
few days go of Sarah Ann. on" Of the wv",
OF Lorenzn SNOW. President Of the Mormon
Church, recalls attention to the paradox
cal distinction possessed 10y that digHitary.
that, though much -marrcd. he never had a
first wife This was established al hi~ trial
for unlawful cohabtaion IN 1856 la the
case against him he was char yed with living
with another woman than h., legal wife.
the other woman beng his Youngest inatr-
inonial acquisition. Mimic .lcn scu, who has
since been paramount in Shows domestic
anairs, and who now holds SWAY NJ thc Official
residence of the President oi thu Church
The question a. To who was his legal wife
Of course arose in the case. aud IN passing
upon " the court wa~ b1f'led into dcc.din.
50 10 speak. thai h" had no first wife
IN" problem grew ont nt the fao' that
w" ardenl I,or"n7o, when ~ Young MAN IN
'hi" he mad" his first MATRIMONIAL y"uttIr.
married two sisters al u,e same u.lAe. "
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FINE GOWNS OF 1900.
WoMAN's YOUTH PROLONGED.
The Advance Of Years Concealed BY
Gaos Taste in Dress.

,ooo a. R.x,.v - A Rr.,itsns RecovA
'o' D'''' "' '' "
Exquisite Taste In Combinations st ma
t.y,sls and Decor ations Old Fashions Re.
-. - v,, ,u.o,.a sou. r..t.
ures OF tne hea' As"'o"' W. -'e ..~
Tuile In Combination styles In Prospect.
M, ,..,,o - ,ooo 4, ,.v;.w do M, dis-
,.dio,I ,h,,,,o. 4, ,,oda.. yar
o.o'e a' h,iria,, rao,rd in ,ha way of
.no 30, i' s,,Ias in,nrov.d outline. artistic
'..'.,'a,'s aI,,,,,,., ard raonan,.r,
- o.i.h a., dro.s,,,ling which must add
'. a., -, =, ,ha h;,,h ,r,a.,. /, a.
.uI.,. W ,,.tjon rh. s,y,s q, dre,. hs.
eno, . ~. trand ., nutlio or.,on. and
H ~ - al na-,od. -, hi.,orv and
, ~ o., vsar has ,iv., evidencs in
-. 80, n,o,r,s. in tho cul,iva,lon
." "", ,,., RI, 1isnlay ., .o,saou.
49, p,ris r,nn.itio, wss a con.
T.s .,,'.,..,i., -, ,his and d.nor.,r.ted
~ aar,,L sLm versatile imagination
,,Is,,a ,o,,o =, tho dras. des,gnsrs
- ,horo Ia no o,h.r ar, ,hat can s,in-
~ ,,,ira,io, 90 srob an .,,srt a.
~ ,.hioh ,,,,s, bs .y.r lookiny abead
.,,,,' Ia ,,ari.,,,, ui,h which 20 pr.,icv
-, l,.ir, Co. a ohor,. /, dras., hut
'.a -. IL or ,,'t d,oss ba. a xids
,.,tes.a ,,h,ch Ia ,,,io,al as we'll as ner.
49,, "a ara ire,s,,csd "a n yreat dsores
49,. -, 90 agsct ~ bo,h norallv and
~ ,.W,. a., or, not 20, through Nth
...N.,. ho,l, ,to nos,as ~ tine In dress hut
=. ii - "a nns.ibIa .ourcs of inspirs-
80 ,han Tor literal renroduction This
.i.nov ia espariaIIv evident mi. season.
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ENGLISH DRESS PROBLEMS.
CONTEST VOW ~ PROGRESS OVER
1HE SHORT SKIRT.
ono Christmas Ruie That Was Found to Work
Well Demand for Nurses for the Sick Who
Are Also Companions Herman Actresses
Helped b, Gifts OF Old Clothes.


Well Demand for Nurses for the Sick Who
Are Also Companions Herman Actresses
Helped b, Gifts OF Old Clothes.
"On" familiar with the results that English
women achieve when they set out to design
their clothes might not suppose that they
devoted much time to the subject but as a
matter of fact. they think a. much about dress
a. the most modish Partisan woman who ever
rode in the Boi- de Boulogne The English
womans bad taste In dress cannot be attrib-
utcd 10 carelessneSs, although the means
To improvement hch she ado, are
sometimes pu1lling An American woman
sitting in the waiting room OF tho
best known London tailor tells a story
which reveals the method of the English
woman when she starts out in quest OF her
wardrobe In one of the compar tmen,s
formed by curtains stood a woman who had
just come through a fitting One OF the
saieSwomen was with her. The customer
wanted To know Just on what occasions she
could wear the suit Her last question
was "A Characteristic epitome OF the reliance
she placed on the sales oman.
"Now. do YOU think" she asked that
could wear this to take tea with the rural
dean, lie has asked Us over to take tea with
him and would like To wear my new gown
But Of course | wouldn't If IL ism appro-
PIRATE
Ihc saIes oman assured the customer may
the propri"'ies "i the rural deans household
would not be violated by taiior made dfess
for the afternoon tea hour and the customer
leit d'l gi'ed .u -.
. Engh' n women naturally have peen ~
furry over the question of the skirt One
Of T. prncipli advocates Is niscounte,s
Harorrton ana -ie recently addressed meet,
ing 81 women gathered 10 ,ho" thelr approVai
ol M" COSTUME" when they designate ~
rau'na dftH- II seems that IilRlahu
recent war, nave worked 70 tne dlsadN ahtass
OF the propaganda W IaNor OF NE shoitehed
skirt In ADDITION, la.hl9n gave he n4ye-
lnr.ui ,rtna,k ny ne'reeins Una, 'he ,rsiiha iha
sklrt should ONE tll",e oe worn. ne VS.
which call, it-"li the Rational Dres, League
w. Iedouuie 'he" energy 70 unset 'he"e se'-
4.
one woman views rerospecnVeiy 'he
Christmas campaign with greater sausfac-
ton 'han she ever iet before She TOOK
the ADVICE oi friend ana has ALREADY be-
gun To spread the news oi her system among
the women oi her @cquaintance mat they
may also Troht by the plan.
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boero of broad tail with a Venetian point
lace col ar. One of the new princess COS
tunes also crowned with a boero. trimmed
with ve.vet applique and embroidery Black
and white braid, stitched plnuc and silk
tassels are the decoration on another cloth
bo dice
Pretty waists Of silk and lace are more
popular than ever for theatre wear, but they
are much more styllshly worn with skirts
of the same color than ith any contrast Crtpo
de chine. silk, and cloth form the prettiest
ones. Here is pretty lace waist with r
stitched collar Of silk under one OF lace Tho
yoke and straps are also Of silk and the UNDER
sleeves are of tucked chiffon, striped around
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THE TRIIIS or IisUIOy,

The variety In neckwear this season is
hardly surpassed by any other itcm of dress
ANY design or combination of mlt"ralS which
can be put into a stock Is in order provi ling
II is well fitted. becoming and not clumsy
In effect The collar which flares open at
either side in tiny reycrs II show an inner
stock of lace or mous@r.ine j. one of the spp-
cial fanCies. Black or Colorcd panne NAV
form the outer collar and the little reyers
are faced with six or satin In contrasting
coiors or white, with UIy god buttons on
the edge. soft te r mou.Sc'ine or lace
Is attached at either side and hnott'd low
midway between the neck and bust
The stock with turnover "drr /, very
popular and very pretty mad" of silk or soft
satin finely tucked In diamond d"-iyu IN
whit" SILK III" tuck should b stitched IA With
COlored or hLaCk -L.n. tho -arroM tnrn over
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new gathered skirt viii have 70 he supplied
with some heretofore uuheard Of t-imne,S
or Il will never find favor The kiited skirt
is in prospect again. if reports are tue, but
no doubt it will be an improved edition Of the
old one when IL doe come
The features Of dress which have been
brought out especially IN this ycnr of 1900
are found In ~" rather eccentric comhinn-
tion. md varied details which add so much
to the effect. One Of the former is seen In an
evening gown Of black tuile. with bodice
of baby lamb Fur and tulle arc decidedly
the two extremes in textures: but there are
varied modes for their combination among
the seasons novelt.', Band. Of baby lamb
may trim a tullN skirt or ,ho fur may be c,t
ont in various designs which arc appqu6d on
the tulle and finished with iC' beads Baby
lamb and black pannc make another combina-
tion in n stylish gown. the fur being used
for a founce ard decorated with applique
figures Of The u nue outlined with gold thread
A bolero OF fur tra4ted in the same manner,
worn over a lace blouse. is the croa ming fu=h
Of this gown. un"s~S the close turn-dOwn
collar OF sable may have that distinction
This use Of contrasting ht of fur when
there Ia none Of the same kind anywhere else
on the gown is another of the seasons idio-
syncracies and is surprisingly effective il the
hat |. Of the sane !ur The latest and perhaps
most novel use of fur i on tn" fun funy boas
Of white chiffon finished IN all tho edges with
narrow bands of sable and sa Bile tail, on the
ends Newer than these are the boa> of gold
gauze also cd god with fur. Every freak
combination OF fur which fancy can picture
seems to he po->ihl" this season m Paris at
| east. and ther" are little holeros oi seal and
chnchiIla made in alternate band~ ,tripng
| 'hc garments up anu down all around Some
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product OF the wear. for something very sim
lar was worn in lS9a bur the closing year OF
the century las developed possibilities in
sleeves which we're never dreamed OF before.
In fac, the whole fabric Of fashion at the
moment is u sort OF medley. comprising
features which have beon Culled with the ueeet
discrimination from various centuries
II Is said that this is an age when the de-
crees of dress have a deeper meaning than
the Ten Commandments. and surely the
question Of values IN the effect of clothes
Increases with each succeeding generation
il has become matter nt serious considera-
tion with women who have passed their
youth. and this IL much 20 their credit. since
there is n pleasing harmony possible to the
woman with grey hair and uncertain COM
rlexion. II she but studies her best points
IN the style and coloring Of her costume
one thing which fashion In dress has ac-
compltshed during the last decade is to pro-
long the youth, or rather the middle age, Of
women In great degree At least IL has
been prime factor in the result and really
Old ladies seem TO have disappeared alto
e",her. so great is tho difference IN appear
ance now OF women of 20 and 90 years rs
compared with corresponding ages some
years ago. To be sure, there are some fall
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with narrow black velvet ribbon Another
bodice in white silk has n vest Of the same
embroidered in gold dots
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factory result; but the old lady's bonnet. as
IL was in years past, is rare commodity
Another phase OF fashion which is distinc-
tive, and has been gradually coming To its
present state of perfection. is the artistic
appreciation OF lines Ninety years ago
the value OF simplicity OF outline was cons
sidered with good effect in the way Of drn-
perry. but there has been every sort Of trans
formation. including balloon sleeves and
hoop skirts. between the first Emrire and
the end Of this year. all Of which changes
have served TO bring us around once again
TO the artistic understanding Of graceful
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IL no such thing ss a distinct difference be-
tween the hats for Young women and for
more mature matrons. The latitude allowed
is q wide one. as regards shape and trimming.
so II Ia possible To achieve any sort OF sstis-
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tion of medicines IL not al ways indispensable
Nobody doubts the greater efficiency Of the
trained nurse II j. only the cost OF her
services that has led to the demand for women
who could spend their time with persons
VINO are not very III. look after their simple
needs and act a. companions always at hand
and ready To DO what was possible without
the training that the hospital nurse receives
There need not he the least rivalry between
the nurse and such woman as this They
M entirely different places in the economy
Of medicine In spite OF the demand for
women To render services Of this kind they
are always dlnicult to tnd They are not
to be had At employ ent agencies OF al doc
tors offices They can sometimes be had
through friends. hut there IL no place to get
them whenever they are needed Usually
they are women who have left regular SER
vice for one reason or another and are glad
able 80 earn from - day to so a week for
work of this kind This difficulty Of finding
such women Is tho more incomprehensible
a. the work j. liCht and the pay good and a.
they ar" praCtlCally ~ supported during the
time they stay in the house Usually they
are needed only during the day time and are
allow ed ~ return home az night But in
spite uf all the advantages the calling seems
to possess. il j. a fact tha. women 10 do this
kind 81 elementary nursing are next to i'm
possible to find here The hospital nurse
has entirely supplantcd hcr
The Efforts made TO improve The condition
Of actresses in GERMANY resulted year ago
in the formation Of a society conducted 10y
women Of the theatre and others well known
in social or d onatic life The latter were
expected to AID the purposes of The organize
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Of the little fur boleros have elbow sleeves
with irill lined with another fur. chinohiila
" the JACKET Is seal or baby lamb and COM
pletcd with gray mouselne underseevs
finished with fur wristbands
One OF the most elegant Of winter costumes
Is long skirt OF baby lamb worn with q
lowered black tafreta silk coat and sable
boa. silk hand embroidered In coors IL the
novelty for these coats. and certainly no other
season has surpassed this in the way Of unique
combinations Of materials An appreciation
Of the fact that contrasts in textures are quite
as elegantly effective a. contrasts In colors
has brought out some very charming as well
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u''>' a. every phase of fashion must ind
'N'ss'fA'"ns 10 some women. but the
r"n"n~ tha' ih"r" are possibilities in
dress FOR he woman or u,iddlo a,o vhioh
"rr" unknown IN ~" old dav-
Fashions prC-cn' far.lo. a., ,,,,li,.,
o'la"n>'rai" VA" sigr.g,aucr or ,his r.x
e''' ~ DIES 'u.." as wIch n any other
''"'nrnl % dr., agi sou n.d TINT there
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band finished with silk the same color as
the stitching, aud a So itcho1 or embroidered
Ii, kno,,cd IN in rom and dcc,ratrd wMth M r"ka "a
dots is the finish ~ the bl-,. rrctty ittlo
turnover edges, such ~ ar" wu.u 80 much
In embroidered linen lawn, are made of black
velvet and embro icrcd with god These
are prettv over white or 90 orcd silk stocks
simply tucked around : h. "ageol Is quite
lower edge of the Co.iar directly In frant.
where there l. spa" between. and joining
IN the centre and fal ing - two short ends
decorated with ferret, These iitt'o gpli
ornaments are "vcrvWhrr". i there i Al
thev are daintilv d~trih tod ttcv are very
fascinating in >,it" of li"l' universal use.
Decorations for the hair ere u striking fea
ture Of evening dress sine" tier" is such an
abundance Of color in the yarloiv \ fiat
rns"ttc bow of pink lihcrjy -aiil ribbon ~ either
side Of the knot IiuHcd by % ia q in front
j. one variation oi th" cd" which answers
every purpose ol an "N"iI, H.,'t Hud J.
worn in tho street cars with a'v"ll a. II 1t We're
one Very large white riot on bows are also
seen, hut the protti,-t of all are the rose,
in white. colors and gold one rose with
tiny buds and green i"dNcS. arranged we'll
toward the front n OF" eide and alut rest
ing on the forehead. i extremely chic, and
for those Ia whom II Is Deco ,ing - ne ros"
bow az one side l. pretty Dainty oitterinr
butterflies OF CauZa and jet or .uld are some
times arranged with tao flowers. and again
you see d simple wreath Of rreeu leaves round
the knot OF halr crowned by di"' ond orna-
ment directly ia the centre. Indeed. the hair
ornament IL an acc '>sory "f dress which j.
really very Important this season and .hould
be selected with especial care and attention
Hand-painted design. decorat" the tn.-
Of some Of the new Slipper
The blouse and bulnrn Jackets Of baby
lamb are 20 much urn ana - much IN de-
mand that the skins are becoming scare.
Erminc fur and white chiffon form a fa~l-
ionabie combination FOR evening and brides
maids hats. and bunch OF roscS ~ one side
In the only trimming
The latest evening gloves arc supplied with
jewel fastcnings and silk lacings,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
JUICE WILCOX 70 Or. FRAT
DOES SEND GREETINGS

Yens oasi. the csinsse merchant
xSose rzse vas dismissed Iass xesk- 81
=rrcart Of tbe prosecution being aRable
tn Eaake oct IL case, vas before judge
wilcox sEzin> yesterday. His sEtsru~y
asked tha, the large % not os~ying ID.
ard - health regulations Be DISMISSED
- Il Ess the szEas old charge thai bad
"a dismissed for want Of prosecution
.-reviou b. Judge WILCOX refused to dis
rliSs IN cas- On motion VI the defendants
sttorrey and SCI il for trial this morning
IN doing 50 the court thus expressed
itself.
Or Pratt who las ezEsed the arrest
Z this man. has been sayiag that be can
..ot get justice in my court When be
says that be says what is not true Dr.
Pratt knows that IL Is Dot true, and
brand his statements as false from the
tench- II Dr. PRATT comes around here
III tell him 50. and also what | think
of it
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
OF PERSONAL INTEREST

Bustersek's pstterus Il Mrs Hanna :
King stTs~z
The BARGAIN Ssczs : ths leader IN
sargzizS sar sh~ cOnSas wrsk- Read
tkssr - ea gaS~ ;
TIE Zser-ssrosa Ms.ss Co IS ozsrins
planes - sszy sOw P-scsx Sc sd
..Two aeS srsek sssys~ wEth plate Eizss
fr.,sf oE Holsi street are offered fer rsns-
~ al
The whiss Hoase. TOv- street. isss
s,-,sfssss a ae~ EGs Of saIFcos and sins
EVER Esiy Should scar short walk
ing ss.T5 tbs rzfay weather. Miss Xii
Iean. Hessl street. has nice hne IN
stock
Z. o. Han & Son have just received
zaoshsr large consignment az she ceis-
bratsl Hartford special tropical CORR
gated bicycle iires, guaranteed for one
year.
IL tn short tine King Bros. have been
in TIE photography business they have
earned an snvizble reputation in the
finishing OF kodak work
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
By Authority.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
CIRCUIT OF THE TEkRIT0EY
OF HAWAII.

~ Pre1sfs. -
n the Matter Of the Estate OF John lie
Costa. I4zte OF kahuku. Oahu. D.
ceased. Intessate.
Petition having been hled by Josepha
e Costa. widow. of said interstate, pray
ns that .esters Of administration upon
aid estate be issued BY n G. Silva. no
ice IS hereby given thai Mcnday. the
18th siax Of November. A p. 1900. At 10
o'clock a. N. in the Judiciary building.
donclglu. Oahu. is appointed the tiasc
.snd psaee for Eearis- said petition.
when asd saers an persons euncerDea
mar sppear and shew cause. ii any they
SAVE. way sasa s~tisian Should NOT b
rnrfsd
Hcno,uin. 0csobes u. 1890
by fhs Court:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27

For sprains. sweilings and lameness
there il nothing so good AZ Chambe--
loin's Pain Balm Try IL For sale By
Territory OF Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR RENT.

F0A5 REST-Two new brick stores.
plate glass front, on Hotel street
Apply to J. Oswald Lutted, New Eng
iand bakery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-15

gent opinion of the conditions and the
prospect. The trading was a step nearer
TO the point of absolute stagnatiop and
the movement of prices throughout
showed the doubt and hesitation just as
it has for some time past. Prices are
lower on the day, but the losses serve
as little to carry conviction of any un-
deriving weakness in the market as did
Yesterdays gains of any strength. Ger
tainly there was no heavy liquidation
pressing upon the market today. The
sales were quite inappreciabe which
made for any other account than that of
small room traders, who would eagerly
close a contract if they saw a profit of
an eighth or a quarter in the change of
the price. The dullness became SO por
tentous that the bear traders began to
divide all sorts of damaging possibilities,
the best defined of which was an impend
ing commercial failure, mounting up into
an indefinite number of millions. Indif-
ferent inquiry in the trail of this rumor
led to the bucket shops where the trail
was lost.
The foreign stock markets were in the
same condition as the New York market
as to the dullness of the speculative in
terest but showed some frmness on the
reduction in the Bank of England dis
count rate. Private discount rates in
London went lower and the hardening OF
the rate in Berlin and the further easing
of sterling rates both in Paris and Berlin
seemed without effect upon the London
money market, which is apparently recon-
ciled to surrendering some of it's sup
ply of gold to Paris. The demand for
time money in New York for the longer
periods up to seven and eight months was
distinctly greater. The supply to meet
the demand was apparently ample. The
Sub-Treasury statement showed a gain
for yesterday of $3,728, 600, as a result
Of the payments for the gold bars which
were exported ON today's steamer to
France. Apparently the banks have
not made any remittance to the Govern
ment institution asi yet in response to
the call of the Treasury Department for
S. 900, 600 for Government deposits. Money
is still moving in large volume from the
interior to New York and unless the
taking up of the Government deposits is
to figure in the Saturday bank state
ment the cash changes for the week are
likely to be small.
There were only slight changes in the
prices of bonds en- a very small volume
of business. Total sales par valued $500
900.
United States bonds were unchanged
in bid quotations.
The total sales of stocks today were
$4,000 shares, including the following:
Atchison preferred 1865 Baltimore and
Ohio, 5000; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, $3.50; Missouri Pacific, 5000;
Northern Pacific. 1850; Pennsylvania
Railroad 5000; Philadelphia and Reading
first preferred, $500; Chicago, Milwau
kee and st. Paul, 5,47; American Sugar.
q 900.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-15

FOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
Hsness, Indigestion, Headache.
lazy 70 take. easv TO operato. 49,.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-15

New York, June 14.-NeW prices made
for dark fancy prints for fall at five
cents for best grades. Some fair orders
taken. In other divisions of the market
conditions are quite unchanged for both
staple and fancy cottons and woolens.
COTTON.
New York, June 14.-Everything pointed
to further substantial successes for the
bull contingent on the cotton exchange
today. Shorts displayed misglylngs De-
fore the opening inasmuch as Liverpool
had responded enthusiastically TO our
advance of last night and as advices from
the crop centre were far from reassuring
The presence of numerous foreign buying
orders as well as an exhibition of conf
dence on the part of certain New Or
leans interests recently credited with the
engineering of a summer month bulge,
added to the nervousness of shorts while
at the same time serving to create friend
illness toward the market and investment
circles. The opening was steady with
prices three to six points higher, later
increased to matter of six to eleven
points. All things worked together for
the interest Of the bull faction most of
the morning, but toward midday light
prof taking set in and materially cut
down the lead though in no way under
mining the convictions of stalwart longs.
Private wires reported excessive rains in
the Memphis district and unsatisfactory
crop conditions generally in the Central
belt. Southern spot markets were re-
ported to have taken a firmer turn on in
creased export demand while the official
forecast point to further rains over the
country west of Texas. The whole char
acter of the market changed suddenly
soon after midday under a wild scramble
to sell for both accounts, under which
prices fell to below the closing of last
night The break owed it's existence
primarily to a rumor that a world wide
known New York commercial house had
suspended without warning. 1t was later
ton had closed it's doors for the day
only, owing to the death of n member
OF the firm. The contradiction failed to
reassure the bull crowd, however, and
throughout the rest of the afternoon the
market was feeble and nervous with
prices unable to rally much from the
low point of the day On the down turn
the South and Europe were leading sell
lers, though considerable long stuff came
cut. The close was quiet with prices two
to five points net lower.
NEW YORK
New York. June l4-Cotton futures opened
steady ut the advance.
Cotton futures closed quiet.