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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
scHREIBER,s sIeMrNp 4 wINNER.
Colt Was Backed Down From Twenty.
fo-One TO T~en-tO-One.

Chicago, June S6-To-day's races were
run on the heaviest track that has been
seen at Warrington Park since 1850. yet
fields Of fair size competed
Jockey Buchanan. who recently returned
from France. where he rode for W. K.
Vanderbilt. landed Signnund 4 winner OF
the first rNce. after Schreiber's colt had
been backed from % to ] TO 10 to l. II was
Buchanan nrE mount az the meeting.
Conundrum was bid up from 500 20 $500
SHE'S b0ughts Glendor, CD. c, 2 by Major
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
Accident TO Lydon.

Joseph Lydon, Sergeant In Company ]. First
Regiment. and well known In local athletic cir
ClsF. was injured a week ago b. the explosion
Of a cartridge he was removing from a reyoiver-
While extracting the cartilage. after having
snapped the hammer twice In an enort 10 dis
charge il, the shell exploded. tearing bis rtEht
hand badly and making an operation necessary
10 prevent blood poisoning
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
sULLIvAN-CORBETT BETS.
Jim Maher Places Several Wa-erS
Taking the Corbett End.

James J. Msher Of LeffnsweII avenue and
Wash street yesterday placed several bets
on the Corbett-Sulliyan fight. taking the
Corbett end.
3laher bet Lawrence Harrigan S2D to SO.
Harry L1ggles $50 to &5g: Jack Kelly 81
10 800. and Lou Handy 500 TO Sa.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
wa,hInEton PARK s~eIeetion,.

SPECIAL
Chicago. June sO-Selecticns:
First Race-HeTodIace Brsadier. c B. Camp
second Raes-COlonuads Senator Morrison.
T6iri Raee-sherin Bel. Rsspsss Entry. Tom
Ccgan.
Fourth Race-Corugan. vulcaln. BrulaEe-
FIrh REce-CnloneI Bsilsntyne. Jessie Jarboe.
SIKH Raoe-Bsn Frost. Lief Prince. vassai
Dance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
HandIrr fn Firht stcrrn.nn-

Jimmy Handler and Andy Stevenson Will hEht
fifteen rounds AZ catch weights before the -.
Louis Rowing Club Thursday evening. July u.
A. a preliminary. ice Nanger AMI KID tTark
will referee
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
ARRIVALS AT EASTERN CITIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Francis, Jr.,
Visiting Near Boston.
REPURLIc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ecston. Mass. me 0-Mr. and Mrs.
David r. Francis. Jr.. have arrived from
St Louis for the summer. They are now
visiting Mrs. Francis's aunt. Mrs. Charles
r Waters Of Salem. at her country place
in PsPpereil-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

Vacant rooms are easily filed through an
al In The Republics "ROom for Rent col
umns. Two hundred anu fifteen ads printed
to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
The Renubmc,. scIec,tnn,

The Republics Selections.
First Race-Rose Geranium. Sympathetic, Ap-
pie Bloom.
Second Raoe-Ar. Pomeroy. Ransom. Man
Dora.
Third Race-TTibss. Helen HAY, GO Goo.
Fourth Race-AeEin. Peace. Nearest
Fifth Rsce-Larry Wilt Menace. Tsnuy ReIls
Sixth ~Race-Potheen wailabOut, Saiinda.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
sheep.hend BAY seI~ctIon..

REPUBLIC PFCIAL
New York. June S.-Seiectious.
First Demurrer, Connecticut.
Second Satire. Musidorn.
Third R=ce-Janevay. AiBcao. Prediction.
FurtH Eace-Adyance GuaId. Herbert. B1nni-
bert
FIFTH Raoe-Birch Broom. LAZY Josephine.
sixth Race-v,ncitor. His Eminenee. Sune.sI.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
R%EPrRLIC sPECIAL

New York. June N-Notwithstanding the
unus 1ally cold and wet weather prevalent
in this section. visitors from all parts OF
the country are arriving at the seashOre
81 miner resorts.
Doctor c. b. Hand of st. Louis regis
tered to-day at the Edgemere Hotel, Edge
mere. L l.. n Mr. and Mrs H J. Camp
bell OF St Louis arrived at the Coleman
House. Asbury Park. ~ J.
w. H. Seudder Of 50. Louis. who Il at
the Crystal Lake House. Freeport, L. l..
Is the proud winner OF q championship at
crokinoie.
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SmT god Won evHiy; second easily winner S W Streets BIZ c. , BY amn-Dhnl
Pod@n vas well rated to the Js-eEhths made, his rush then. and rTS sSt VAL an =
god race but tired from e1ceS!ve Hage SworHman ud RS UI Ii S~S Las u1 ~
lgEa "a - c@@am2eiem IN laaa - :aa 2I.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

sd In The Republics Room for Rent CO..
umns- Two hundred and fifteen ads prtAsee
to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

DELMAR JOCKEY CLUB MEETING Je 80 First Day. Judge P A Erady:
starter A z DaIe Weather cloudy: tackh esvg.
3O5 First race. purse sa for sgear-oa nn.s six funsrEs:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

Nantucket. Mass. Tune s-Among tn
late arrivals here are Mrs. Alice NJ. Young
Of ST Louis. at the Atlantic House. and
Mrs. Belle Bushnell and Albert Bushnell. at
the Rockland House.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
Betting.

Do s@fa s Ed We b Se gGrS m@sdd h Ti r NM s &mI RMn fHMh and bS Ms Dora ra much
improves r~a and was strong 1t the finish. gheyar pogS, uatn- sy Mail ~E - 80
Tine a&s e. Is. Is Il. D~ '~
2O6 Second race purse sm for 2yesrOds nd upward. Oe mile and seventy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
BuRsTPARK WON SPRING STAKES.

BrattaIn won: Big Dutch. second: Judge Thomas
third. Tine. :n1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
DELMARP ARK. & ae%ssn%@% WASHINGTON PARK Rs%%z@@G S%SSaa@%%%$$g %% Twins

Richards-Sunarett. from J. c. Milan
q Co. for N-5o IN advance Of the first race.
Warrington Park SUMMARIZE
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nance Little Agnes Sea Rover Gw 10 begin vas Ws1 d5dn made p ground ETSa S any ad
was going swgS. at The end aeBUq- gn a rHas !%sa and FSgs- hWs SR H VIZ ad ESSa.
TtTs-iTE s& 20 81 1nl IL IaE.
2f0 Sixth race puse 800 2year-clds and upward selling oe mile ana "e
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.

to pick winners. Larry Wilt looks like a
real good bet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

The track was The heaYiest. deepest am
sluwest on record.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

The condition q the track makes It hard
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

by jngoes! Captain R. X
Rice, after Wax Taper was f0uled ans
claim Of foul dlsallOwed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

IT ?. Hayes's br- G. BY Maglsn-FOnsetta-
and vas well rfad-n. F10rrir : ran a good ace
oHandins closed fast. Marcy dd his best
{. i;-0.. 2atia.
--cIse ava and one-hslf furion-s:
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30 IL IS INT NaIIdII 70 n. 80 = ="
ncr, Ark. He Will be missed.
HuEhey NcGarren had so three ways on
Has Gift lust because Jerry" was up. Has
Gift moped home alone six furlongs In LIS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

as
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In consideration Of these facts
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Nu bas Ynblifnm.

Die rJreie 8re1ie" bat nber 400
etablirte Ngenturen im Staote, mirb
an iber 700 Guitofficen perianbt, unb
bat cine groRe 8erbrettune in Der
Nabbar= &epublit Mierito, i'm Snoia=
r=9erritorium unb Otlaboma.
Sbr @irfulationS= @ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fib pon @aloeitpn biz binauf
nab Dention, pm Wariban i'm Otter,
Biz na6 ST 9alo IN fernen @eften;
es i6lieBt ielbftperitdn6lid nit Be-
ionoers aablreiden 2eiern oas bibt=
b~eiiebelte Mittel=g erae uttb ben Sib=
meiten elm.
8tuei Neiienae iinb beitdnoig, iabr>
Elm, iabraus i'm Snterefie bes 8latz
tes unterpe9s unb flbren bemielben
i'm 8erein nit unieren riibrigen 2o=
fal : Ieenten fortmdbrenb mere See
fer gu.
Sn Mlibetrabt bieIer Tbat1aben 1T
Die nJreie 8%refie", uo es fib barum
banoelt, Die beutibe 8epDlferung gu
erreiben, oas bette Mnseige : Mes
blum tint Gtaate Gera3.
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Sir $500 mad 9eutidtauo.

Oeuti9 : amerifanii1e 8eitungen
meroen in. alten 8aterlano init grp=
Bem Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie ii9
frei ausIpreben unb bdufig BON britt
ben mebr &e~uiefeiten unb Ma1riG=
ten brineen, als Die beutlben 8eis
tungen ielbft. Die rSreie Breiie fir
TerasA lit briiben iiberaa, tp6btn iie
geianbt mirb, Elm iebr germ geiebener
@ait unb fam iib riibmten, Nner=
fennung unb @iroigung gu finben,
mie aus sablrei9en Briefen an urtS,
lDmie an Dieietiigen, nelbe bas Blatt
an lire 8erpanbten ibiden, berppr.
3ebt. 8er baber ieinen 8erpanbten
uno Sreunoen cine Sreube erpeilen,
ibnen elm m~iqfDmmeneS @e19enf
MAIDEN min, Der beiteue fir fie Die
m6reie Breiie fir 9eras". 9as Sr=
tereiie fir Teras, pie iberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb Die @eeenb, NOD bic
8ermanbten tuDbnen, 1T in 9eut1d=
lamb iebr lebbaft unb eS 1T. unmDgs
lid, in 8ripatbriefen cine 10 griino-
li1e NuFfldrun9 unb Bel9reibung
bes fremoen 2anoes gu aeben, mie
oies Die n5reie 8reife" allm6bent=
[ib tbut. Sir ben 9eringen 8reis
BON So p~erienben mir pDrtDfrei unler
reibbaltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an ireenb cine Ioreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die Ireie Yreffe fir GeraS asubl.
COMPANY.
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Sin @eiRer tparS gelb.

@roBe 8eitiiraune bemdhtiete iib
Der Sreunbe oes 9errn W. q. So
gartp BON 2erington. Gp., ole 1ie
wabrnabmen, baBi ib feline 6autfarbe
in @elb permanbelte. Seine 6aut
unb AUDI balb Die Iugen puroen
anmdblie aber auiebenbs aelber, uno
er lit ibreflih. Seine 9ranfbeit
mar @elbiuht. Die beiten Ierste
bebanoelten ibn; ieoDb Dbne @rfDlg.
Damn tpurbe Inn a~ngeratben, Elec-
trio Bitters, iene punoerbare Wta=
aen= uno 2eber=W ebi5ln. gu periu=
den, uno er ihreibt: r0aboem ib
amei 5laiden eenDmmen bate, mar
ib pDuie eebe!lt." Cine 8robe pirb
ieinen uniibertrehliben Wertb fir
ale Waeens, 2eber@ uno Nieren=2ei=
ben f~larlesen. Sour so gts. gu ba=
ben bel s. 8alteper & Gphn, Seq.
S. S. Sbmitt, gigentbimer uno
I6. 3reiB.
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Das Staatsoepartement in
Walbingtpn 1T BON Der iapani=
'fden Negierung formea benahrib-
ribtigt mDrben, oaB fie oas 8eIib<
reht auf bic Marcus : Sniel be-
anipruhe, mobin iebt cine ameri=
taniihe Expedition unter benz Sapis
tan @uiebin ~unterrpeas lit. Die
Expedition bat es auf bic @uanos
2ager abgeieben, bic iih auf Der Sns
iel befinben. Da bas S~taatsoepar<
tement begierie lit, jebe 8oaiiion gu
uermeiben, bat es 9apitdn 3oiebia
benahribtigen laiien, oaB er feinen
Miberitano Nleiiten iDQ, i'm San er
auf elm iapanilhes 4riegSidiff itoBen
ipnte, oa8 ebenfals auf bic Sniel
3uiteuert. &apt. Roiebia lanoete
pDr unoefdbr brei3ebn Sabren auf
bieier Snlel. @r erribtete elm
Sbilb unb lieB cine 5lalbe 5uriif,
in Der er feline Gniprl9e auf Die Sns
iel oarleete. @r errihtete auBeroem
StaS OlubHCHtlutHe pHo DtblC VIC
arneritaniihe 5lagge auf. gr ie-
Qelte baun BON Der Snfel fort, Wie=
manb bort auridlaiienb. IS III
m1glib, oaB er bierourb iein Gn=
reht auf bic Sniel einbuBte. ST
bennhrihtiate bas Staatsoeparte-
ttent BON ieiner Gntoedung uno
BEN, mas ct getban, er unterlieB es
aber, i'm Shabamtsoepartenteu ben
unter benz @uano'Sniel, @eieb pors
geihriebenen Bomb gu binterleaen.
SIN Der Tbat, bieier Bomb tpuroe
erit innerbalb bes lebten Sabres bin'
terlegt. Sn5miihen maren einiee
Japaner, bic an bic Sniel aetommen
tparen unb iie unbeppbnt geiunoen
batten, bort eelanoet uno tie baden
aneefaneen, ben @uano for5uibafs
fen. Man elaubt. oaB fib iebt un'
oefdbr 40 Sapaner bort %befinoen,
unb bic japaniibe 8egierung 1T Der
Gnfibt. ooB bic GniprIbe oielel
2eute uuagiltia limb.
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-Mar Der Mrat beute f9on bel benz

~-0- T"S 9 ~N
&leinen2"
.g1ein!" sic pubte, bab tpeinenbe
unb berpeinte Srauen linn ni6t fpm<
pat9ii9 paren, besbalb 19lug iie bic
feu9ten Mimpern gu 8oben. .S9-
reiIe iau papa-" ldste tie ftodenb.
nDu2" fraste er, aufs Meuberfte
erifaunt. rWas FAINT Dir Elm, Marie
Mntonte! SIT es Define Sadie, stne
folde Nanri9t gu iberbrinsen2"
nSa," faste ie errDtbenb unter lei
mem mibbiaigenben Bid, ves lit meme
pfidt, bas fiible id."
uSs1 perbe tie Dir obnebmen unb
felbft fabren. 9as mar bereits bef6lofz
5en."
nDu, Mar2" Sbre bunflen Mueen
rinteten ii9, obne baB fe es abnte, NIT
Dem i9merali9ften @ortpurf auf i'm.
I nDu, Der fem Miteefibl nit Inn bat,
Der ni9t peib, tpie jebes Wort-nein,
nein, 9u barfft nt9t nit linn ipre9era
| Sd ertriige es ni9t, unb er nod tpeni<
GER"
rMsnn I'D Did bo6 besriffs, Marie
Nntonie!" fdste 9ra9berg. n9ter eebt
elm altes Re9t aus ben 5usen, unb 9u
bdngit Did an cine pdterlide Grille"
Sic quote 5ufammen. Mieber fab ife
fi9 auriidDerfeBt in bos f6li9te 3imz
mer threr 9eimatbsnobnuns, tpo neben
Der fleinen Si1hlampe Stridforb nnb
Bratdpfelteler ibrer barrten. Das
Bud Der Mabame be gampan 5ab Iie
pieber aufgef9Iagen unb al Die 6errz
li9teiten bes 8eriaiIer @9loHes barr
uus emporfteieen. sic b0rte Die porz
feIenbe Stimme ibres 0aters, bic gliid.
Tide, riibmenbe Gimme
Oas 8lut brGngte ibr gum !6er5en.
sd fabre." ertpiberte 5ie raid. n@s
gibt nidis in Der Welt, mas mid babpn
abbrinsen f0nnte. Did .tpirb Sober
! mann bebauern, iiber i'm pirb man
laden. CLAUDE mir, er 1T Der beflaz
gensperthere BON @u9 8eiben. Mte er
einfam ftanb in ieinem 5amilienftola,
10 ftebt er audi einfam in ieiner @rnie<
brisuns. On nerlierft, mas immerbtn
erfebbar iit-aber mas bIeibt ibm9
Selbit Der Name tpirb INN eenommen,
unb aIes, mas er perebrte Iein 2eben
lang, eripeift ii9 als 2ug unb Srug.-
Diefe gnttduiduns mub i'm in's 9rab
brinsen-i9 peib, es fam nidt anbers
fem. Mber nseine 2iebe 1on linn tpentgz
items our Seite fteben. Gr bat Niemanb
auf grben, Der i'm lieb bate, als MIDI"
Sic nobm Warimilions Hedte in bic
tire. LIMB barum gebe i'd iebt gu ibm.
Denn 9u tDnnteit Inn, pbne es gu tpol>
len. nod tpeber tbun. @ersib! Sd fam
niht anbers."
Sbne cine Mntiport ab~ouparten, lieb
fe feline 9anb aus Der ihren sleiten unb
9ing aus Dem Simmer.
G~ortieBuna folat).
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Wan ihreibt aus Beneoig: Sc
bat iib iebt berausaeiteut, baB bas
Bureau, welbes fir Die @rbaltung
Der alten 8aubenfmdler Sprge gu
tragen bat, nibt einen einsigen be-
taiqirten B(an bes eineeitiiraten
Carbohydrates .beiibt. Nuh itno
fetnerfei Meliungen noreenummen
ober 3eihnungen a~ngefertigt mDr=
ben, Dbgleih ieit suan5ig Sabren
befannt mar, baB Der 9burm uns
Ii1er tnar unb man friber Doer 1pd=
ter ieinen 3uiammenbruh ertpartete.
Die Notwithstanding bes biitpriz
i6en @ebduoes miro baburh unge=
mein eribnert. Die 8ebDrben per=
iu9en iebt, nah Bbotosrapbien uno
fleinen, unpoufDmmenen 8einnun=
gen einen aIaemeinen Blan berau=
iteaen. Die grDBeren Steine, Die in
ben Huinen gefunoen tperoen, ionen
mo INNER mD9lib, pieoer tire fris
beren Steuen einnebmen.
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Sic trua feime Masfe

unb bennpb par ibr @eiibt total
entiteut, ndmlib burb Nuslblag,
Wunben uno @caema, uno stpar biz
fie nBuflen'sS Nrnica=S albe" ar=
penbete. Damn perl9manoen ale
franfbaften Inaeihen in ibrem @e=
iihte, pie auh aqer 6autausidlag,
6ieber=N uslblag, 8eulert, 9arbun=
tel unb bgl. pDr oieler Salbe pei=
hen. unibdbbar fir Sbnitts uno
Brand @unoen, Shramnter uno
Nebnlibes. Seilune miro earantirt
% @tS. bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
SEQ. 5. s. Sbmitt, gieentbiimer,
unb SO. DreiB.
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gambbeit fanu nid5t aebeilt ,uerbem

burh lotale Mpplitationen. neil ie ben tranten Sbeil
oes Obres ni9t errelhen t0nnen. sc siebt nur Ell
nen @ee, Die Saubbeit 3u ~turiren, uno Der 1T ourf
tonititutionele 9eilnlittel. Saubbeit miro bur6 Ell
men entsinoeten 3uiaub Der i1leimi9en austlei=
onn9 Der Gutahilhen 86bre peruria6t. @enn
oiele H0bre fih e~nt3lnoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoen
Sonober nn~polltommenes 8eb6r; uno ipenn lie gan5
eeihlofien ii, erfolgt Saubbeit, nne ipenn Die Gnt-
jnnoung nnbt geboben uno oieIe &6bre fpieoer in H.
rem aeb6rigen 3uitanO uerieBt iperoen fam, irirb bag
@ebbr fur INNER 5erft6rt weroen; rleun Sale 1nter
5ebn fperben ourh Ratarrb nerurfaht, pelher ni6ts
ols Elm ent3inoeter 3uitano Der idleimigen Cber=
Hidden III.
Sir tuonen einbunoert Dollars fir jeoen (burd
&atarrb uerirlahten) Sail bon Saubbeit geben, ben
mir nidt bur9 Ginnebme1 bon Salts &a=
tarrb : 8 ur btilen t0nnen. aabt Gud) um=
Ionit @ireulare tomrnen.
s.. 8. Cheney & 60. Soleeo, 8.
~ gertauit bon alien 4potbetern, preis 75
Gents bic Glaide.
oars 5amiiten . DiIen Tno Die bsitsn.
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Die Golfstbiimltdfeit

beg @amen g8ubpeiier" lift 10 srDB,
baB niele 8rauer lib perleiter lals
fen mDdten, ben genannten Mamen
minbermertbieen Bieren beiauleaen;
Der Ser. Staaten @eri1tsbpf bat iez
oBb Der Nnbeuer : 8ulb 8rauerei
oas aaeinige &ebt aueelproben,
ben Namen n8uomeiier"" fir oeren
Slalhenbier 81 gebrauben.
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Iuf benz grer5ierplab.
2eutnant: rNliD Sic finb Ntbeiit
ginidbriger? Sea, an bas @rer5ier.
re9lement tueroen Sic lbon alauben
miHen!"
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Tranff. 8eitung bebauptet, baB Der
berftprbene Otto gdntann, elmer Der
6auptfDrberer unb urbeber Der moz
berne1 &unftinbuitrie, ieinen 8ruoer
in einem S~rrenbaule gefangen gebal=
ten babe, nm benielben an Der Nus=
ibung bes fin1tleriiben 8erufes 81
binbern.
Die 2pnbDner' Saturday Ge=
nieu" iaet, baB auf Die Gneriffe oes
Brpf. TbDtnplpn. Die in Der r&epiem
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-17

New Orleans, Jan. 16.-Liverpool was
disappointing, therefore our market
opened / lower, declined to later
on the liberal port and interior receipts
and large New Orleans estimate for
tomorrow. Fresh buying subsequently
occasioned an improvement of from
the bottom, but realizing near the close
caused easiness, making the net loss
1 to 2 points on the day. The principal
feature was cables from Liverpool stat
ing that the probability was Mr.. Ellison
would reduce his estimate of American
consumption 250,000 bales in view Of
satisfactory textile trade conditions
prevalent in Europe. In other words,
this would bring his former estimate
of 10. $50, 900 American necessary for the
worlds requirements down to 10, 410, 900.
We. for sometime back, have predicted
that the estimated consumption OF
American would have to be reduced by
Mr.. Ellison as the takings by spinners
to date are only slightly in excess of
last year, the excess of movement be-
ing held by merchants as is evidenced
by the heavy visible supply. The after
neon squirt was predicted on the re-
mort that Mr. Price would issue very
bullish circular tomorrow, dilating on
the small stocks held in the uncounted
towns in the Atlantics, the aggregate
indicating that there is only one-third
as much cotton in those states as last
year. The trade have been surfeited
with these reports as well as the pre-
diction of a marked falling off in re-
ceipts, which has not materialized and
so far there are no indications of same
taking place. Many others have taken
a census of stocks before and were
m.sled. because they did not allow for
the holdings on plantations. With a
continuance of free receipts It will be
a hard matter to sustain present val
ues in the face of unsatisfactory Euro
mean textile trade.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-17
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Jan. 16.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady 2 to Z points higher
ana ruled generally firm all the early
session on fairly active general buying
In which the South figured conspicu-
ously. Sentiment seemed to have swung
around solidly to the bull belief and
in expectation of a sharp falling off
in receipts nearly every one bought
Small amounts of near months came
out on the advance, being for the most
part cotton purchased around 8 cents
and lower. News was of strong bullish
average from abroad as we'll as from
domestic sources. Liverpool advanced
21a to points on futures, and 1872 on
spot cotton before our market opened
and sent buying orders here. This sup
port in conjunction with New Orleans
buying, served to create a feeling of
confidence in bull circles and forced
shorts to beat a hasty retreat. While
port receipts were considerably larger
than the same day last year, the in
terror town movement for the first
time in many weeks fell short of that
of the same day in 1901. Throughout the
day private and public advices from
Southern spot markets told of a firm
feeling with prices unchanged to 1-16c
higher on export demand. Soon after
midday the market had a Slight set
back through selling for profits by in
siders, but in the last hour there was
rally to about the top figures of the
day on active buying and scarcity of
sellers. The close was very steady with
prices net unchanged to points
higher. Wall street and commission
houses were free buyers in the last
hour.