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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02
THE CONTENTION MD
SENATOR G. D. CLARK.
Delegate Parker and Others Talk
About the Great Con-

Genial Sam Parker. Judge keposkas
and c. B. Wilson arrived On the Aus
tralia yesterday. Fresh from Repu6li-
can achievements 81 Philadelphia
Well. not hardly They stayed over a
train CT two in wyoming. in fact =
week or 1wc. and that Tassas that they
were the Eaests o. Sel4zs. Clark And
what time they had. X you don {
believe il. ask them
The feature OF the Republican con-
yention." said Sam Parker 70 q Re
publican reporter. next 10 our recep-
ton. vas the selection OF Roosevelt
for the Vice Presidency. | firmly be-
iieye that Teddy didn't want the nomi-
nation, but IL was forced upon him.
We wouldn't take no for an answer,
and Teddy is there. He viii make 3
great pace 1aker for Billy Bryan.
Did / 80 10 Canton Indeed did.
and learned more of President McKin-
ley's pleasing personally than / had
ever known before Gut, say. Clark
gave US a great recep; or. He's one OF
our kind OF people W IN? Nothing
TO what ii was in Ch nne after the
Senator met us.
Great timee / should say SO" said
C. B. Wilson. after Quafing his glass
of apollinaris. Philadelphia is Q great
city, but the convention exceeded my
expectations Never saw such enthu-
siasm Our reception by Senator Clark ?
Ask SAM about that"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02
PEACE POSSIBLE EVEN IF
MINISTERS IRE MURDERED.

CLEVELAND. O.. July %. - Secre-
tary of State John Hay was shown the
cablegram from Captain Thomas, L..
s. N. referring to to the message pre-
Minister Conger and dated July 4.
This message" said Secretary Hay,
after he had read Conger's transmitted
message. does not necessarily contra
diet the message supposed 10 have been
sent by Mr.. Conger July is in response
TO my message to him. The state OF
affairs represented in this message of
the 4th may still prevail. | hardly
think Captain Thomas would have
transmitted the message to the Navy
Department unless he were sure OF its
authenticity.
Neither OF the messages, however.
change the situation. Whether they
are genuine or not, the course of this
Government, the course now being pur-
sued, must be the same. The State De-
partment is acting on the supposition
that it has heard nothing from Min
lister Conger since July Il. China is at
peace with the world. so far as the
official facts are concerned. As yet no
cause for war has been proved. Russia
is not at war with China 1t must not
be thought that the only outcome of
the present situation is war. even If
the worst that has been published is
true, There.is always a possibility OF
avoiding war. II the worst feared
proves to be true there may still be
reparation without war The situation
is one of terrible uncertainty, and
nothing that has come or purported to
come from our Minister at, Peking has
lessened the danger or uncertainty"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02
FEDERAL COURT.
1t Will Probably Be Opened on
Saturday Morning.

saturday Morning.
AS quarters have been prepared in
the Judiciary Building. it is more than
likely that United States Court for the
District of Hawaii will be opened on
saturday morning of this week. The
first business viii be the presentation
of the commission of the Judge, Hon.
Nj. NJ. Estee. and the various officers.
all of which warrants will be spread on
the records of the tribunal. If there
is any pressing business which can be
taken up in chambers il will, if pre-
sented. receive attention. There are
already rumors of couple of habeas
corpus matters fomenting.
In some manner. perhaps by appoint
meut of Judge Estee, COMMITTEES of
bar members viii be chosen 10 fornu-
late rules for the court. these rules. of
course. being subject to approval.
disappruval or amendment by Judge
Estee. After the rules are adopted the
roll of members of the court will be
made up Nearly il not quite all the
attorneys of the territory are keen To
s>e admitted early To practice before the
United States District Court. which
viii hare original Jurisdiction in mari
time mstters, certain bankruptcy pro-
cesds and issues Of certain kinds be-
ween rssidents and non-residenfs.
There is plenty of work ahead for the
new court.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02

Greater gallantry was never shown
on the field of battle than by the bat
talon OF the Ninth Infantry which the
gallant Colonel Liscum led in the al
tack upon the walls Of Tientsin. or iee
men in the battalion five officers and
ninety-one men were either killed or
wounded. total loss of 22i1 per cent.
More than one man in every Eve went
down before the Chinese FIRE. and yet
these brave men held their position
until nightfan, when they retired. car
rying of every one OF the killed and
wounded. The story OF the fight. pub
lished in another column. is as thrilling
as anything ever written by stephen
Crane
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02
WEATHER YESTERDAY
WHY CHINA EvADEs.

Day after day the world has anxious
" been waiting TO ascertain whether or
not the ministers in China were still
alive. Despite the fact that China's
representatives in Europe and the
United States have been able to com
municate with their government, none
OF the governments Of Europe nor the
United States have been able to con-
munfcate with their representatives In
the Chinese capital
All the while giant preparations fof
var have been going steadily forward
throughout the empire, and it is the
general belief OF the civilized world
that the worst concerning the fate Of
the members OF the foreign legations
and those who had taken refuge in
them has not been told.
Throughout it all the trickery. du-
pllcity and deceit OF the Chinese has
stood out prominently. To every stu
dent OF the Chinese character there Is
but one solution for 1t all. and that is
the object Of gaining time. Sheng, the
director Of the Imperial telegraph IN
China. Is an ayowed hater of foreign
ers. and il he could get messages
through from Peking to Minister Wn
in Washington it is reasonable TO sup
pose that he could with equal facilities
get messages through from Minister
Conger to his government. were Mr..
Conger alive.
As President Mckinley well said a
few days ago. when Minister WI was
protesting that the members of the for
eign legations were still alive: Let us
have a dialogue with Minister Con-
ger" But the request was not COM
piled with, and very evidently for the
reason that Minister Conger had long
since been murdered. or else had taken
his own life to escape the tortures of
The fiendish Chinese.
Even Prince Ii Hung Chang. great
man as he is. is not trusted now. when
1t is seen what China is doing in trying
TO play the powers of against each
other while she mobilizes an army for
the protection of Peking which will
make the entry OF that city by the
forces now proposed by the allied pow
ers impossible. In the south edicts
have been issued by the Vieeroys, call
Ing the people to arms and urging
war against the foreigners. Generals
or local officials who lose territory or
towns are notified that they will suffer
death.
Every student Of Affairs in the Far
East realizes that China has commit
ted the greatest crime in history in
cruelty bombarding the foreign lega-
tions and killing their inmates and
that she now seeks time by her evas-
ions and deceit to so fortify and arm
herself as to defy the world.
That she will be allowed to do this
none believe. Christianity and eivili-
zation must wipe out this foul blot
upon the page OF history. great though
the task be. and China must be
brought to her feet before the onward
march OF progress and compelled to
make ample restitution for her most
bloody work.
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ENTERING PARADISE.
That Was the Impression of Court
Reporter c. F. Reynolds.

C. F. Reynolds, official reporter sor
the United States District Court, ar
rived on the Australia yesterday.
Mr. Reynolds is a Californian and a
thorough American. He is very favor
ably impressed with hisSfirst glimpses
of Honolulu.
Il am charmed with what little
have seen." said Mr. Reynolds TO a
Republican reporter yesterday. When
l entered your harbor yesterday
thought l was entering paradise. Peo-
pie complain about the heat. but it isn't
near as warm here as it is in Califor-
mia. | think Honolulu and the Terri
tory has a great future. / have been
most Hospitality received
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02

Morris NJ. Estee. an attorney OF
character and prestige. is in Hawaii to
establish the United States District
Court. This will be accomplished on
Saturday and viii mean one mere step
forward On the part OF the United
States in relation to Hawaii Il is a
matter for congratulation that SO able.
learned and Just a man should hare
been called to inaagurate and preside
over the highest courts in the realm.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02

glass and froa works viii rof1 into he
Republican column gracefully.
ByTun * Baird. sou q the District
Arr0rrey. Eil Be his fathers clerk
ard s-eaoSrzpher Tie young nzz has
Just left the State University os Colo
Fzto. He L an a1able giant. With
strong liking for athletics and for bis
business Of life vsH take 20 the lzw-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02

Charles kanafnz estate. The defend
question necessary to determine IL
whether e5ecsuent lies against the
Territory
The court holds that elecsnsnt does
no: lie against the government under
the Act Of March Is. Ise6. relating TO
suits against the government
Mr. Bush alluded to this case last
night IN his speech at the Democratic
ratification meeting. and which i re-
ported elsewhere In The Republicsu
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02

II will be hard for Secretary Hay TO
make the American people believe that
peace is possible. even II Minister Con-
ger and the members OF the American
Legation have ali been murdered. The
feeling thar the old Jewish Law. An
eye for an eye and tooth for tooth.
is right. in such cases. is so strong thst
undoubtedly the people viii demand
swift retribafion for china's atrocities.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02
BACK FROM GERMANY.
Otto Isenberg and Family Return
on the Australia

Otto Isenberg, wife and family of he
kaha. arrived on the Australia yester-
day. AL of Kauai Is anxiously await
ing the return of Mr. and Mrs Isen-
berg, who are known the length and
breadth OF the Garden Isle for their
kindness and hospitality.
They have been travelling in Germany
on account of Mr.. Isenberg's health.
Since taking the trip he has improved
greatly and returns TO the islands much
benefited by his vacation
While here the family will be the
guests of Mrs. James Campbell, who Is
Mrs. Isenberg's sister.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02

Supreme Court Holds That the Ter.
ritory Cannot Be Sued.

The Supreme Court rendered an
opinion yesterday. the iirst in the his
cory of the Territory. The opinion
sas written by Chief Justice Frear.
adge Humphreys acting in place of
Justice Perry.
The case wss John f. Bush. Mary J.
lush. A. X. kunuiakea and kahiiopua
- the Territory Of Hawaii
An action of esectinsnf TO recover
sossessisn Of certain parcels Of land
ituafed in the city Of Honolulu. part
4 what was formerly known as the
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02
New Money Order Offices.

Postal Inspector Flint announces
that he established three new money
order offices yesterday, as follows:
Hamakuapoko, in Maui; Paia, Maui;
Holualoa, Hawaii. This makes fifty
money order offices in the Territory.
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Waiting on the Court.

Robert W. Cathcart, administrator of
the estate of James Dodd, says that he
has the diamond stud which Mrs Re-
becca Dodd has brought suit to re-
cover. He is awaiting the decision Of
the court before surrendering il.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-02

Prince David was Ike the gentleman
from Georgia last night-hs wanted ,ae
chairman 70 tell him where be was al.
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THE BANK OF HAWAII.
LIMITED
Incorporated Under the Iaxs Of the
Republic OF Hawaii

NAFlI Al sssss.ssS-a"
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Charles NJ Cooke .-..... President
p c. Jones .---. Fiee-PreSids1t
e n Cooke ---------.-. Cashier
r C. Arherton -. Assistant Cashier
Directors: Henry waferhouss. Tom
May. r W Nacfarizne. E D. Teaney.
J. 4. McCandless.
Solieits the Accounts Of Firms. Cor
porarions. Trusts. Individuals and will
promptly and carefully attend 70 all
business connected with banking en-
trusted TO IL Sell and purchase For
eign Exchange. issue Letters OF Credit
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed in accordance
with rules and conditions printed IN
passbooks. copies OF which may be had
on application
Judd building. Fort street
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OAHU RAILWAY AND LANDCO.
lrTWARu.

From and After January /, 1900.
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HEAD oFF'ts. Yokohama
The bank ,uys and receives for col
iections b lis OF Exchange, issues
Drafts and -etters of Credit and trans
acts gene raj banking business
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Agency Yokohama Specie Bank.
New Republic Building, Honolulu, H.T,
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Parade will form on Miller
and Beretania Streets.
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
LIMITED

Subscribed Capital -.Yen sl,ooo,Ooo
Paid Up Capital zen is.Ooo.ooo
Reserved Fund - Yen 100000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-20

Galveston. Texas, January ts.--rhe A. ?
Norman Live Stock company reports the ra,'
ket as folloTs:
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CANNED FRUITS Pineapples, alb, eye,
less and coreless 81 .s5d2O0. 2-lb extra grated
Sc .OoT2 Is; Glib standard sliced, 81 5o pears,
2-lh standard, aoc peaches, 2-lb standard, 81 50
di.25; standard si.25d1 20; 2-lh seconds 81 10
81 Is; 3-lb standard $i.eo. 2-lb pe noodl.i0;
3-lb pie si.15di -.
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, S-lb
full weight SiIo0c. lib full weight 6Sdi0c,
okra and tomatoes 2-lb, occ; Lima beans, ?-lb
full weight $50 string beans 2-lb full weight
IJc. a No 1,strnGless beans, 2-lb FUN weight
- 50, rcd kidney beans. III full weight $50;
marrow fat peas. 2-lb full weight Sil0G1 q;
carly June peas fancy. 2-ib fun weight N.So:
American petit pols peas. fancy, clio full
WEIGHT si.6id1.i5: asparagus California, ala
ID s. 10; corn. Auburn cream, 2lb full weight
81 101 lt6; A No l, 2-lb full weight sL05a 10;
Blue Ridge. 2-lh S0dSsc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard 2is
In peaches lemon rlng siald200: yellow
Crawford $3.50 0o black cherries 81 f0d2 u;
wEite cherres s2.i0d215; apricots sl151
S0 strawberries SIS: plums N.3561 t0
grapes sl.s5dt.io seconds Zoe per dozen less
thnn extra standard prices
CANNED MEATS--Corued beef, lib si.e5
2-lbs SEQ. Potted ham quarters sc; halves
H0o Lunch tongue, lib SS10. vienna saul
sage ib-lh csc.
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.
srsdstreets Snss Money Us, aeco
Decidedly Ensier

'hFh'N EASIER,
New York, January -Bradstreet,s ansn
cal review tomorrow will saw.
money has become decidedly easter mi.
, mseH Coal loans are row back to a lover
,sye. than at any time since the ear,v an
ruI,n, supplies Of funds available for 49,
49,, ,snugs snow disposition to put ont ,Ss1
a any, on TIME at about to SO Der Ssn, W..
Sna ESQ much less critical as to ne eharso Sus
sa AZ euaisN OF collateral offered ThA gensrai
ana ' Ia on OF rates for money in ths fondoa'
.G;tuhental markets has also reIieSed M
i r,,,.,,h mere by removing the msttsr W.
Sitio.,e- tS gold exports. In short fhe 80
Sisorr which are mainly responsible H., IN
n s-'iissiiott OF the speculative marta, p
~ 1p'r nave undergone n decided rha,.s -,
rs w better. Nevertheless Tho shiiti,. 50
So STOCKS once more on comparattyai,, ~
Ssttns mas not bad its expected eesac, l. sss'
,hs snnulstiye interests. II seems ,hst
cn, street and tho public have CONS % e ,lse
t,1h'usion that should the noers int,e, 'ne
,,,h serious defeat on the british am, ~ \,
ysi,,. o. followed by a severe dIgturhsnea ,,'
49, aae,A a. London aud on the continent s'hn
Ia 'iopments calculated 10 encourage ha
A,.,. ~ tue early termination of the So,,A
n ' o,,e troubles might cause an advance "a
- any rate afford a basis on whirh i.p 2.
,assi,esS would feel Il was safe 10 r,a-a
"NeH Tor higher prices AZ
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BRApsTREET's REVIEW.
General Tone aud Prices Maintain
Balance.

u bHtuUNC
New York, January 19.--Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
General trade and prices as a whole main
tar the even balance which has been the
leading feature for some time past and in
which It will require the advent OF distinctly
new features to affect any basic changes
General demand is large for this season OF
the year, but speculation is quiet to the
extreme of dizziness in some lines, especially
In those branches of speculation which so 20
radically affect financial affairs and therefore
the volume OF bank clearings. Retail trade
in seasonable goods Is being affected by pho.
nomeuslly mild winter weather, but the spring
trade. particularly in dry goods, has developed
a good demand with such a readiness OF aC~
ceptance OF advanced prices as to point To
uudminlShed confidence on the part OF the
ua1e world as to the outlook for spring
business,
The iron and steel industry is still actively
employed on old orders. Signs OF preparation
Tor the coming seasons needs are shown in
the reported active inquiry for steel rails
az the West. recent sales at Chicago pggrp-
seuns 10000 tons, some of which are for
northwestern railroads aud some Tor export
Production is as evidently hard pushed as
ever and the question Of fuel supplies rather
tb.u Of few orders engrosses the manufnc.
eurets attention. Some concession in foundry
non are noted, but aside from this nrlue
changes are within very narrow limits. Other
ihstals are rather stronger, copper and tin
being weak, the latter in sympathy with adj
Nsnces abroad Spring trade in hardware is
opening well and advances in prices AFRO
generally reported
cereals are dull in nearly all directions and
.hs pressure OF ENLARGED stocks, particularly
F.l oau, mas been influential this week IN
ptlnglng about reaction in prices Corn aud
oats, however, are hrmer on foreign buying
ing cereal. ''e N""-
Cohee is active, speculation heinr inau.
snoed by higher European sdvices and eyi-
mand p''Nu Nc
Apparently improved british nrosrccts in
Sbou'n erica are assigned the reason FOR
sue neuer paying Of cotton resulting in a
Irecuonal advance this week Tho crop move
neuI SIM oniinues much smnllsr Than o.
pevteu ~ me beam sotton gondn az. nsAt
hf WITH good demand on snr!ng account ~on
,ssl9ns ~ second hands are reported owing
manly ~ backward deliveries pov arrf,ins
neinE re'old by agents Rather NOR ,r
Iuih Is noted fer Too Fine wooIs ave AZ
ABOUT The hishest point reached In twspfy
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kO-lb cans extracted. 5Ggc. in comb e9lis'
In le-lb cans. extracted, 5igdIc pounu ~
LIME-nulk 81 90 per barrel co2pered ST.
MOLASSEs-Rcboiled fair 16H@lse' PIi I,,,,
7oI21c; cLcice 2502tc faury new crop SFu'
3.GJs3c: ire new crop syrup 40c, . "a.
MTLk-Goid Medal $3.50; Magnolia shoV'
Esgle 100. Empire $40. :. .,,oc
PfCkLES-Fivs gallon kegs 81 TO- iO-ssa,u. I.
kegs $500; 1e-bbls 800; pints, Ame =, =. u
style. sj490c; quarts. American style si. 80
u gal. 81 00n2.25. l-gal., American s0'f
s3.15ds 81 legal. HexaEon. 500 "a
RTCE-Extra fancy head ensho' choisese on
51sc fair fisTsc. fancy imported SHnot,..
ROPE Sissl. basis ZIG. lOs.ci Mania i'''
cotton rope 1oc
shLT--I.iyernooi coarse SIeoc. hne ~
81 90: Louisiana coarse sSc, fine POO; pnis,
2s-lQs. @2s, e0-5s $3.50; lco-5s WOO wv
SALT FISH -Mscterel. No in Job KITS
81 0cIl "a hslf bbs ~ 80 tubs IS oodo o.
ADMINISTRATORS quarters y Aagf !.
mustard "a iodi r. Imported Gillette g.sg g
quarters sli - fancy snrats quarters, ~ :.
STARCH STANDARD goods Peeri IN ~, -
boxes a& dSHc! Royal Gloss bulk. s%1sAo
Nickel 100 packages per box, VIE corn
starch $40 per 10 70 and 4o-lh boxes
sUGAR--ouoistion are for small lots sps'
cial prices are given on carload ORDERS. stsha,
ard gtanulated SIC. cubes and powaereu ec
Louisisna yellow clarified. fancy bA.S5s,1.
choice 5itd5iIc. Arbucklss 2.lb ana e-ip
packages 57tG5isc.
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csrsil & Richardson of Houston say OF
cotton
Once again Liverpool exceeded our sxpeota-
tons and advanced thslr cotton markets 5-6id
for tho near months They helped bull New
York At the opening, and bought constantly
there during the forenoon absorbing the
long cotton which continues to come out on
all petiods Of strength with cessation
Of buying from Liverpool, tho market oased
little this afternoon under constant selling
by longs, closing A. tho lowest Of the day
The movement WAS on liberal liDes, aud
should 80 continue for some time but prac-
ideally all has been sold and s not a menace
10 values, except the effect tbat free re-
celpts naturally have The situation ~
stronger than AT any time this seaeon. spots
ara bringing batter prices than vhen ron
tracts we're 20 points higher thon now quoted
tho long interest is well eliminated and cot
ton 20 great extent has passed from weak
to strong hands The trade IN general believe
however. that considering liverpool has ad =
vanced steadily, tomorrow win bo day 10
talo profits. and that any further improve
meut until next week IS improbable
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Especial TO The Post.l

New York, January 10 Atwood Violet 8
Co say OF cotton:
The South by its recent disposition OF some
of it's holdings has fortified Itself in holding
-the balance Of this crop for much higher
prices Liverpool begips 10 see how futile
have beer their enorts to break the price
OF what Il has been entirely evident TO Eu-
rope and cls0wher- they could not do without
II must be the view OF anyone that q the
consumption of American cotton THIS sCason
is over lG,ia0.G0 bales and the CROP should hc
oven g,p0o zoo halos instead OF 50r,pp0 halrs
less, as We hclcvc the oulr way 20 adjust
thiR difference Of supply and demand Is That
the simmer must nay price commemorate
With these conditions,
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New orleans La. january la.-w. IT,.
Bachelor 6 Co, Ltd, say OF cotton
Although Liverpool failed to respond fully
to our advance OF yesterday, tho market
opened strong aud firm mt the advance and
with the absence OF any urgent demaud
From Statistical standpoint the situation r..
mains consistently bulish IA ever, and wit
but one outcome. Receipts tumliu abnor.
maly light. and with the large sulps recorded
In this leading spot markets It will be readily
seen that exporters are ut last meeting the
Views Of the South at advanced prices. The
political news has been OF such character qs
10 Inspire moro friendly feeling In specu0-
tive circles ard furthcl Improvement Is cal
ctlpted 10 Increase the donlnud for spots and
warns abroad. thereby ueceasitatinR large pur-
chases for spot cotton In the South by Rr
ropean spiunerB, as the policy pursued is
buying lrom hand 70 mouth has caused .
large vacuum to he supplied The general
spot market showed an additional hrmuess
and Identified with tho same character OF
buying
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CHICAGO.

TFF7U7FE IT VfNIIt dTIU CUINNs OII HuIlu uI'
tral sit to supply the present demands Of w
trade. Cornfed hogs wanted; market bare