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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-28
BY AUTHORITY.
SALE OF GOVERN MENy LOTS AT
HILo, HAWAII

BY direction of the Superinten.
dent OF Public Works, tho sale Of
Government Lots numbers /, II and
Ii fronting on Waianuenue and
Front streets, Hilo, Hawaii, contain
ing an area of $4,000 square feet, nd-
vertised to take place on Wedoes-
day, September 25th, 1901, at the
trout entrance of the Capitol, Ho
nolulu, is hereby postponed to II
O'Clock noon, Saturday, September
%, 1901.
b. FL. WRIGHT,
Chief Clerk Department Public
Works.
Honolulu, Sept. 25th, 1901.
By further direction Of the Super
intendent of Public Works the
above sale is postponed until IL
O'Clock noon on Monday, the 30th
instant.
B. Il. WRIGHT,
Chief Clerk.
Public Works Department, Homo.
lulu, Sept n, 1901. l+2t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-28
The Bar Association.

A special meeting OF the Bar AS
sociation was held yesterday. j. L..
Kaulukou presided and d. Fl. Case
acted as secretary. After appropri-
ate remarks, the following tesolu.
tions were presented and adopted:
Resolved that, Whereas, the Ame-
rican people have sustained q great
loss in the tragic death of PIesid mt
William Mckinley at the hands OF .
cowardly assassin, while extending
the haud OF cordial fellowship to
the common p,ople OF the laud /;
and, .fa" tt
Whereas, a brilliant record in in
teruational relations in champion
ing the cause OF the opprsssed in
Cub. and in curbing and mederat-
ing the revenge OF nations against
the Chinese Empire in it's extrem
ity, has rendered his name illustri-
ous; end, -
Whereas, he has guided the ship
OF state in stormy and unknown
waters, and set her on her new
course of prosperity with the hand
of a master; only TO be stricken
down at the helm in the full pro-
gress Of his voyage; and,
Whereas, the strong hand that
has relaxed it's hold ha. always been
extended to promote the material
interests of the people of Hawaii,
aud when stricken down was de-.
va oping commerce in the Pacific
that will benefit Hawaii in particu-
lar; now, therefore, be- it
Resolved, that in the death of His
Excellency, William Mckinley, ,Presi
dent of the United States, this Bar
Association and the people of Ha-
waii have lost most able President,
and generous and %enlik htened
friend. -.E
We mourn our loss.
Honolulu, September 9th, 1901.
+ Upon motion OF Geo. A. Davis it
was ordered that the resolutions be
engrossed and forwarded to Mrs.
Mckinley.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-28
SATURDAY, SEPT. %, 1901.
THE DECENT ELEMENT.
The special Washington CORES
pondent to Town Talk, Humphreys'
latest "paper" writes as follows:
THE STORY OF IwILEI.


est appears writes my Washing
ton informant, shat the greatest
grievance of the Dole clique arose
through Judge Humphreys charge
to the grand jury in relation to the
institution known as Iwilei. He
wanted the m anagers of the institu-
tion indicted, aud was therefore
accused of political psrtizanship.
The compliments, however, failed
to state the character Of that insti-
tntion or to go into details, but
during the investigation it traus-
pired that Iwilei is an immense
stockade in which reside about two
hundred and fifty harlots. The
place is conducted in violation of
Law under rules and regulations es-
tablished by High Sheriff Brown,
a protege of Governor Dole. he
gives the inmates protection, and it
is a we'll known fact that female
minors reside there, and that the
place is visited by boys; also, that
the regulations recognize the busi-
ness of the men who are are at the
head of the institution and who
reap a harvest therefrom. Judge
Humphreys crusade against Iwilei
won him the commentator of the
decent element in the community.
I have seen letters here addressed
to the Attorney General by promin-
ent divines in the Islands commend
ing Judge Humphreys for his
course, and the records here show
that his charge was followed by one
delivered by Judge Estee to the
Federal grand jury along the same
lines. From what has been written
by Hawaiian correspondents con
trolled by Dole's clique, one would
suppose that Humphreys' was the
representative OF the lawless element
which is opposed to the Missionary
party. The fact appears to be that
he has the backing Of all the clergy
and that the 30 called Missionary
party is not connected with the
church. 1t consists of the descend
ants of the old missionaries but
they are now in trade and politics.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-28
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The Com missioner OF Agricultu re
drove Mr.. Eoen Low, an expert on
forests, to the Nuuanu forest which
impressed Mr.. Low very favorably.
The Commissioner didn't show Mr..
Low the cut down Eucalyptus for.
est on Tantalus. Probably the ap-
ples aod strawberries which are to
take the place OF the forest are not
in season yet.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-28

Governor Dole has very convent
emily received instructions from
Washington to refuse license for
the syndicate manipulating the Ko.
hals water scheme. 1t would
have been humiliatipg indeed il
Dole had granted the license on
Monday next and later on received
the ''instructions." The water
scheme will now rest until properly
investigated.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-28

AS a matter of facts the decent
element" approved OF the rules and
regulations of the officials in regard
to Iwilei. The ignorant, those with
no experience 10 the world, those
who believe that human passions
can be regulated and changed by
law were the psopls to whom Hum,
phreys' gallery play appealed. Ho
nolulu is great sea port, a garrison
town and a city cursed with a
population Of which thers is an ia. :.
decent, immoral, uuhesrd of excess
Of males over fsmsles. To meet
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-28

TIE INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
month.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16
MuSlinS and
 Sheetings.

Jrnbleached Muslin. Anderson B. D. ward wide, worth Cc per yard,
 Sacrificing Price, 3RC
 Per rd.................'''.''' Jrnbleached Muslin, extra fine quality, ward wide, worth 1-3c per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. DC
 Per yard. d..........''s''..''''''' rrnbleached Sea Island Cotton, 3C inches wide, good weight and very SOIL wor'n lGc per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. 6Rc
 Fer yard. d.....,...'..''''.'''''''. Rleached Muslin, very good quality, no Sacrificing Price. 5c
 Per d.................,....... Lonsdale Muslin, the best made. S6 inches wide. worth 10c per yard. Sacrificing Price. GC
 Per yard. ......................... I.onsdale Cambric. very soft and nice, market price 12i4c per yard.
 Sacrificing Price. 7RC
 Per yard. rd................s..'... Pepperell Shceting unbleached. 6-4 width. worth 200 per yard.
 Sacrificing Price. 12Tc
 Per yard. d...................... Peppereil Sheeting. bleached. 6-4 width, regular price PC per yard.
 Sacrificing Price. 14c
 Per yard. ......................... Sheets, 5fx9O, full size, hemmed all ready for use, extra good quality worth ''' sSeriiicIns Price. 35c
 each ...................s...s... Defender Sheets. 72x9o. full size. with inch hem. ready for use. worth 7oc Sacrificing Price. 50c
 eacn
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16
Lawns and
 Gi0qhams.

Corded Lawns. in all fancy colors, worth l-3c per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. 40
 per yaro. ........................ Fancy Grey and White Striped Lawn. worth l0c per yard
 Sacrificing Price, So
 per yard. d.....,................... cN Fancy Lawns and Dimities, in all the late colorings and floral designs. worth l2lsc per yard,
 Sacrificing Price, TKo A
 per yard. .........,............... '|-~ Colored Lawns and Dimties very sheer, and fine, worth 15c per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. 1Oc
 per yard. ........................ '~ Imported Lawns. Dimities and French Oreandies, all this seasons goods, have sold for from 25c to d0c per
 yard. Sacrificing Price. 1DIl c
 per yard........ Zephyr Ginghams. 2 inches wide, in as- sorted colors.. stripes and plaids. worth 12iac per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. TlLc
 per ydTu'..... Fine Madras, 32 inches wide. in all col ors and neat stripes and checks. worth lG 2-3c per yard.
 Sacrificing Price, 3ILc
 per yard. d......................... /o ~ Fancy Zephyr Ginghams, 27 inches worth 16 2-3c per yard.
 Sacrificing Price, 10c
 per yard. ......................... 'NN Victoria Lawn. fine and sheer, 20 inches wide, worth 12l9c per yard.
 Sacrificing Price, 7M n
 per yard. ..................,...... '/- Oxford SultinR. double fold. very strong and durable. worth POO per yard,
 Sacrificing Price, 10c
 per yaru...
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16

This Sale Begins Wedne
: and will last until our entire Summer

Pillow cases. 42x3c. full size. hemmed. worth 20c each.
 Sacrificing Price. 11M c tdcI .'ss.s..s.s.'s....s.s.s.. Bed Spreads. white crochet. l0-i. worth 75c each,
 Sacrificing Price, 1Oc
 eacn .....'.........s. .s.....-...-... Hickory Shlrting. in neat stripes. fast colors. worth 10c per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. m
 Fer yard. ......................... Covert Cloth. in all colors. just the thing for summer wear, worth 1212c per yard.
 Sacrificing Price. SIL Lc
 Per yard. rd.............".."......o /SN N Fancy Linen Crash. in stripes or fancy weave, worth 1Jc per yard,
 Sacrificing Price, Th n
 Fer yard. u....................s.... - Fancy Covert in fancy stripes nnd solid colors. extra fine weave. g inches wide. worth 20c per yard
 Sacrificing Price. 1oI1c c
 Per d.................... Newport Cheviots. double fold, in light colors. worth l5c per yard
 Sacrificing Price. 1Oo
 per yaru....,...
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16
Ready-Made Goods

Nearsills Underskrts. in fancy colors, deep rufie. worth sl each.
 Sacrificing Price, S0c
 cach .......-................., Ladies' Wash Suits, Tn Percale and Print. all sizes, worth sl each.
 Sacrificing Price, OSc
 th'ii ...s.......'-.s......'. Ladies' odd Jackets. made of white duck or linen, worth $i.@5 each,
 Sacrificing Price, OSc
 "dcH .....,....s.............. White Duck Suits. we'll made with full skirt. worth S250 each,
 Sacrificing Price, q m
 tdtu Covert Skirt, with deep f,ounce made strictly up-to-date. worth s2 each,
 Sacrificing Price, q m Ladies' Tailormade Suits of Cheviots and iiomespuns, jackets silk lined, a per- feet filter. worth sl2.50 each,
 Sacrificing Price. S7 SO
 eacn ........................... Ladies' Venetian Suits elaborately trimmed, in all popular colors, silk lined coats. extra well made, worth sl5 to go each,
 Sacrificing Price. 60 SO
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16
Clothing

It has always been acknowledged by everybody that our stock of clothing is
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16
CaliCOes and
 Ginghams.

Fancy Prints in dark colors. assorted patterns, worth 5c per yard.
 Sacrificing Price. Pc
 Per yard. d........'.''...'''''''' Liberty shirting Prints. the best made. light colors. worth 5c per yard
 Sacrificing Price, SC
 Per yard. ..........,.........,.''. patterns. standard goods. worth 1Ac per Sacrificing L Price. 3Hc Martha Washington Blue Prints. with white figures. pure indigo. worth 6Ac per sacriaelns Price. 3Hc Fancy Prints in all standard brands. extra good quality, In all colofs' wort" '" sSesiislns Price. 3Hc Solid Black Calico. fast color. worth Sc per yard.
 Per yard. d........................ " Apron Ginehams in all colored checks. sac5lneinr @ Price. 3Hc Fancy Dress Ginghams in assorted col ored piaids and checks. worth i-Sc per Sacrificing Price. 4c
 Per yard. ..............''.'.'''.s Amoskeag Ginghams, the best made, In all size checks, worth l-3c per Sacrificing Price. 5c
 Per yard. d.........s.''s's'.''''' White Swiss Lawn. 2i inches vide worth 6hc per yaa. Sacrificing Price. ,,C
 Per yard. d....'.....'''''''''''''
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16
Linens.

Cotton Crash Toweling for roller tow els. In plain and fancy stripes, worth GAG per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. 2lL c
 per yard. rd....................... c/- N Brown Russian Crash. 16 inches wide, fine linen, worth 12l3c per yard.
 Sacrificing Price, TH c
 per ................"...... '/-~ Irish Huck Toweling, bleached,. 15 inches wide. guaranteed all linen. worth 1ac per ward,
 Sacrificing Price. 7Mc
 per yard. d......................... /-N Rleached Huck Toweling, IS inches wide. pure Irish linen, worth 200 per yard.
 Sacrificing Price, 10c
 per yard. d.........................
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16
Silk and
 Dress Goods.

Wash SIX. in fancy stripes, worth s5c per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. 1Eo Corded Wash silk, in piaids and stripes, worth 50c per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. O7IL !, Fancy Waist Silks. large lot to choose from, worth up to $i.00 per yard
 Sacrificing Price. 27Hc
 per yard. d...................... ot/<N Satins, in evening and staple shades, worth G5c per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. 1Uc
 per yaru''.......' Black Peau de Sole. 24 inches wide, very soft, worth $l.25 per yard,
 Sacrificing Price. TOc
 per yard. d........................ Imported Waistings, strictly all silk. in all the up-to-date styles and colors, worth sl.25 per yard.
 Sacrificing Price, 7Sc
 per yaro. .................-..... 'CN Satin Stripe All Wool Challies, in solid colors. worth 50c per yard,
 Sacrificing Price, 00c
 per yard. d......................... cO~ All Wool Homespuns, In solid colors. just the thing for skirts or suits, worth 75c per yard,
 sacDiilcins nIr Ha rJ Price. 37Hc silk and Wool Novelty Plalds. in as- sorted colors. worth $1 per yard,
 Sacrificing Price, kOC
 per yard. d.......................
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16
Hosiery and
 Underwear.

Children's Fast Black Hose, all sizes, worth 5, per pair.
 sacrlilcing rnI na;r Price. 214c Children's Black Stainless Hose. worth 10c Ter pair
 Sacrificing Price. 5c
 per par. ......,...........-....... Children's Fast Black and Tan Hose. seamless and stainless. all sizes, worth Sacrificing Price, 1Oc
 per par. ..................!..... Ladies Fast Black Hose. worth 1Oc per pair,
 Sacrificing Price. 5c
 Der par. ......................... Ladies' Black and Tan Hose, worth l5c Sacrificing Price. 1Oc
 per pair. .......................... Ladies Black Maco-thread Hose. ribbed tops. very light. worth 25c per Sacrificing Price. 15o
 per pair. .......................... icN Hermsdorff Black Ladies' Hose, extra fine quality. worth 35c per pair,
 Sacrificing Price. 00Ihc
 per par. ir................,...,... Ladies' Fancy Lace Hose, in black, fast color. worth 35c per pair,
 Sacrificing Price. 0Oc
 per par. .......s.....-....,..... Nazareth Underwaists. cool and easy. worth 25c each,
 Sacrificing Price. 1Sc each Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, in white taped neck and sleeves, worth 12Hc each,
 Sacrificing Price, 7Kc each .............,.............. '|- Ladies Sleeveless Vests, fine rib, with colored silk taped neck and sleeves worth l5c each, Sacrificing Price, no Torchon Lace. all widths. from to inches wide. with insertion to match. worth 10c per yard
 sacp,lIeins per yard Price. 3Kc
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16

oyeralls, light weight. we'll made. worth 5Oc per pair.
 Sacrificing Price. pSo
 per pair....................... -SS
Arizona republican., 1901-07-16

CambrIc, in all colors. worth the world over Dc per yard,
 Sacrificing Price, %
 per yard. d......................... oN Nearsilk. in all fancy and staple colors, worth 200 per pard,
 Sacrificing Price, 1Oo
 per yard. .....,.................. IOS Ncarsilk. ,lnderskirt patterns, 6 yards long, worth 75c each,
 Sacrificing Price. 0Sc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-07
II. 4 d. neer Cotton Letter.

New Orleans, Feb. Gas early Liver
pool advices were about as looked for our
market opened l to points lower. Sub
sequently advanced on an Improvement
in Liverpool but the easiness established
there later caused break of 5 to from
the top. Near the close room traders COW
ering ran prices up making the net gain
points on the day. Port receipts continue
light but the interior towns as expected
show no apparent diminuton and stocks
no loss against a decrease of 200 last
year. The fact is while holders are evil
dencing a disposition to sell at concession
exporters are not in a position to make
purchases, therefore without this demand
it is impossible to bring the cotton to the
ports consequently the interior ports are
necessarily increasing their stocks. The
deadlock existing between consumer and
producer was never more apparent yet the
spinners are the ones who are a pathetic
and from all appearances are not anxious
to buy unless there is a further recession
in values claiming that trade conditions
do not Justify their taking hold on the
that holdings are very large throughout
the South, may also have had something
to do with the stand taken by them since
many conservative traders changed their
opinions on the size of the crop, and the
probable course of the market for the
seasons speculation has been practically
eliminated and prices from now on will
be ruled by the movement, the trade de-
mand and planting preparations for the
next crop.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-07

New York, Feb. 6.-The reports pub
llshed this morning that the preliminary
papers in the agreement to be arranged
between the great steel manufacturers
had been signed, resulted in tremendous
dealings and material advances in all of
the steel Industrial stocks this morning.
These advances extended to from TO
per cent. in American Steel and Wire
and Federal Steel, National Tube and the
lower priced issues of the same class also
advanced rapidly. The whole market
however, was likewise decidedly
strong and active. The anthracite coal
stocks showed particular strength with
large dealings In the Erie issues, the New
York Ontario and Western and the Read
ing shares The granger stocks were
comparatively dull, but steady. There
were further sharp advances In Union Pa
eihc Missouri Pacific and Northern Pa
cihc Southern Pacific was inclined to be
somewhat reaetionary. Other very strong
features We're the Denver shares, South
ern Railway, common and preferred,
Chesapeake and Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
New York Central The local traction is
sues were comparatively neglected. Lon
don market for American stocks was
shown at material advances and foreign
houses were active buyers here upon the
opening OF business. As noted. the main
incentive to the dealings was this morn
ings intelligence respecting the develop
ments in the steel trade, but the dealings
in the railway hst seemed 10 be influenced
by the belief of further impend ng de-
velopments in the way of formation of
new alliances. Total sales to-day l,sl7,3lS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-07

New York, Feb. &--While Liverpool was
lower the decline did not meet the views
of the local trade who bought on the
opening with the view that a reaction
would occur abroad before the close. The
general opinion is advanced that the cas-
Ter Southern markets will slowly APP
proach a nearer parity than has existed
during the season, as this market seems
to be the natural outlet for the off grades.
There is no disposition to anticipate any
further decline from the present basis as
the existing factors are considered as
about off-settinS each other. Spot buyers
report there seems to be more desire to
sell ana more cotton in the interior than
thought, but it does not show in the
movement. The weight of the bales this
season as compared with last year shows
the cotton weights nearly "a pounds
heavier or on the movement 115,OO0 bales
more.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-07
Murphy & Co.'s Cotton Letter.

New York, Feb. 6.--Cotton in Liverpool
declined 1-16d on spots. middling, 1920,
sales 1000 bales. Futures declined 2-64d
and closed to 2-64d below yesterday, This
market was feVerish and rather more ac-
tive. Locals bought March, May and,
July. Southern longs and Liverpool sold.
Receipts moderate as compared with last
year Fluctuations to-day were confined
within range of TO 8 points. While
statistics are rather in favor of bulls,
there Is a disposition to realize on any
advance. The semi-weekly was regarded
as rather bearish, and encouraged limit
ed selling by bears. However, neither side
is disposed to enter actively into the
market The recent bull house has been
rather prominent seller of March con-
tracts and what disposition they will
make of their spot cotton is not yet
known. Estimated port receipts, 5000
against 1866 last year. New Orleans ex-
poets tomorrow 5000 to 5000 against 1900;
Houston G0O0 to 7,000, against 4,SS9.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-07
TRADE AND FINANCE
Ian BUSINESS FOLLOWS RISE IN
THE PRICES OF ROsINS.
! OVER GRADES MARKED UP,
.n,p,Ts TURPENTINE FIRM AT IN
CHANGED PRICES.

sDot Cotton Market Quiet and
rDcbnnged, With Sales on the Spot
of1tI BaIes-oGerings From the
,,,ntrv Fair, Though without APP
.,.,rent UurSency to SeIl-LocaI and
,reIegraphie Markets.
The Morning News Office,
Wednesday, Feb 6.
,,.. faature of the local trading was the
.-.,,,royed demand in the rosin market,
~. which prices got a boost at the clos
,..., osp at the Board of Trade. Grades
T., + C and H advanced l0c, and d and
l.ai,ry 10. Sales of a considerable lot were
,,,,do Al the advance, and the demand at
M closing was such as to indicate that
.,,e undertone was rather strong at the
re,,i.ed prices. Spirits turpentine closed
firm, at &c, the ruling price for the day.
The spot cotton market closed quiet
aud Unchanged, with the demand about as
g. has been for the past few days. No
sine. of any material Improvement ap-
neared. and for this and other reasons
transactions were not large. The offerings
from, the country were in fair volume.
u,ba cotton futures market closed quiet
and steady, with prices to 8 points
higher
Activity prevails in a number Of local
securities at present, and trading gener-
el1v has continued rather brisk. The New
work stock market continues It's present
activity. which does not yet show signs
of aoatement, accol ding to the dispatches.
Talk of consolida tons which has shift
ed Tor he moment from the railroads to
The udustrials, the steel stocks in par
ticular. imparts great confidence in the
tcseIbi.ily of future developments. The
following resume of the markets will
SHOW the tone and quotations at the clos
ing to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-07

to point lower The initial figures proved
to be about the lowest OF the day, as a
squirt Of general buying, led by pit shorts,
carried values up 5Q7 points above yester-
days closing, after which there was no
striking reaction.
Ramors that Southern spot holders. were
demanding better prices and that the cot
ton now held in New York warehouses
would probably be gradually absorbed by
export interests and Northern spinners
had reassuring effect on bulls. Trad
Ing was inclined to drag much of the
session and still appeared TO consist chief
ly of professional interchanges. New Or
leans and certain Wall street interests,
however, were seen to be buying on all
the easier periods. At the close the mar
ket was quiet and steady. with prices net
249 points higher.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-07
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

COTTON-Savannah to Boston, per
cwt., 25c; TO New York. per cwt., zoe: to
Philadelphia, per bale, 81; Baltimore, 81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen, 4Oc;Liv-
erpool 4Oc; Hamburg, 4Sc; Genoa, SOC (;
Barcelona. 55e; Manchester, 4Oc; Havre.
Acc; Antwerp, 40c; Reval, soc; Rotterdam,
Acc; Trieste. 53c
INDIRECT-Liverpool 35Q3Sc; Ham
burg, 4Oc; Gothenburg. SIC.
LUMBER-By Sail-Freights dull 10
Baltimore. 1885, to Philadelphia. $1,000
$75: 10 New York. $500 per VI.
LUMBER-By Steam-Sayannah 60
Baltimore, s.; to =. r. r. or b. and o.
docks. $3.50; to Philadelphia, i6 2-3c; per
cwt. q pounds TO fooO: to New York
S. 20 per NJ, 81 rs TO dock. lighteTed to
Boston, $50
NAVAL sTOREs-The market ls firm,
medium size vessels. Rosin-Cork for or
defs, 3d. Cd. per barrel OF $40 pounds. snd
g per cent. prmage, Spirits a.. 81. per 70
gallons gross and per cent. primage