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WALLA wALLA SOCIETY.

WAId.A WALLA, July 2t--T-he camping
season 10 Just now at it's best and many
society people are in the mountains All
about the town are fine canning snots
on MIL creek, on the Walla WaIIa ana i,
tne mountains. Those who have time
ana opportunity go farther, however and
land on thu ST. Maries river in Idahc or
a,uns r'ake SheIap Every year a large
year mas been an exception I'm number and
equlpmeN OF parties. Society becomes an
almost unknown quantity during the sum
mer iuli, and nothing Of Importance trans
pires. The lodges do not hold the regnlar
sessions. The church societies are 10th
TO get together and the church meetings
are almost deserted during July and
August.
Mr.. James white, an old friend of Mr.
CHRIS Ennis family. left Thursday for
ireland to visit his old home Mr.. White
ives az Burke. Idaho. and has been visit
ing in the city. Mr. Whites mother lives
In County Meath, West ireland.
MI J. 7. kananaugh. Mr.. John Kelly,
ana MI Ben Oppenheimer - Portland,
are spending the week fishing on the Wal
la Walla twenty miles above town
DR. Elderly and family are ENJOYING
city. fN
Mrs. Arthur Brock OF Spokane, has been
Visiting friends here for a week
MIR. VI. H. Houser OF Pomeroy. spent
several days In the city this week
Mr.. Harry Brown and family removed
10 fOfneroy this week.
Miss Louise Loomis. OF Whitman roll
lege. has gone to Seattle to spend her va
cation. Miss Loomis has many friends
In the Sound city
Mrs G 2 Roosevelt is visiting in the
city from Pendleton
Mrs II. V. Robinson. of Asotin. IL in
tho city visiting friends.
Mr.. A. l.. Loreuzen, accompanied by
Mr.. r. V. Fuller. returned Wednesday
Tuesday evening Prof Hauerbach. Of,
Whitman college, gave a reading of the
play ''Cyrano de Bergerac." for the enter
tainment OF the teachers summer school
which was well attended and much en-
joyed
Mrs T, H. Corfman. who has been Wis
ting In the city for two months. left for
her home In Kansas, Thursday.
Prof. Lyman. Of Whitman college and
Mr., Lemman are taking an outing at
Lake Cheian, having made thchrip this
week overland.
MIR. J. O. Farmland accompanied by
hts family. and Mr.. and Mrs H. Il Ia
Due are spending the week on tho south
fork OF the Walla Walla river
Mr.. X. Smith has gone TO Los Angeles
Cal. TO visit his father. who Ia seriously
IN
Rev. J 3 Mills. bishop Of the Pacino
district OF the United Brethren church
visited the city Tuesday on work con-
nected with the local church.
fishing party composed Of Mr. X C.
Yarnel. Or A. Z Braden, Mr 5 z King.
Mr., Henry Jeffery and Rev. l.. O Her
ruld. left Monday for months trip TO
the salmon river country In Idaho.
Mrs J w Rlakney and daughter I.ulu
Of The Dalies, spent the early part OF
the week n the city tho guests Of Mrs.
John Greeshamcr.
Mira J II, Hirsh and daughter. Miss
leah. have gone TO Bingham Springs
or to spend the summer
Mrs A. n Rothrock has returned 10
her home tn Adams Or. after an cx-
tended visit NTH friends IN this city
Miss Eva Wood OF Pendlston. Is visit
Ing ia the city.
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AUBURN SOCIAL NEWS.

AUBURN, July H.--Miss Lydia Merritt.
olympia, who has been visiting with the
family OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. 5. Lea. return
ed 10 her nome on Monday
DIR. VIII Powers, of Seattle, was in town
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W w. Brooks wore
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. james Hart at
Christopher on Sunday.
Mrs. John Carmichael. OF Black Dia-
mond, has been visiting relatives In town.
Mrs, ii. g. Smith is visiting relatives in
Seattle
Mr. and Mrs, August Roehl were in
Kent on Thursday.
Seattle last week at the home OF her
friend. Miss Mary McElroy.
Mrs. +. Loereh, OF Houston. Tex, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Lange.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Lumm spent FRI
day in Seattle.
ing former friends In town
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart entertained
large party Of friends at their home at
summerfield on Sunday
Prof. and Mrs. w. j. Meredith. of Seat
lie. were guests OF friends in town on
Thursday
Seattle on Sunday.
Mrs, s, A Dow. OF Seattle. is visiting
relatives In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. cavsnauWh of win
lock. have been visiting former friends
Mr.: Oscar Brown has returned from
Miss Addie Wilcox, of Seattle, il visit
ing relatives in town.
Mr.; T. A. Hanson, OF Arlington. spent
sunday in the city.
Mrs. u. Harder and family, Of wash
tqchna, Wash. are guests OF the Misses
Mr. Fl: Fl; Adams and his mother Mrs
Edwards. drove to Wabash on Tuesday
and spent the day with Mr.. J. c. Early
and family
Mrs. George Truit., OF Kent wa. vta,t-
friends
Miss Bessie Lea Is quite III at the homo
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. s. Lea.
his t SOM m mn R Ne,sop e Tacoma visited
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Neeiy drove to Kent
on Thursday.
=, Mr. John MeLaughlan. of Pialschis. was
Misses Daisy and Ethel Hughes are
spending few weeks visiting friends
In Eastern Washington
Mr. .. W. Pantzke, OF EIiensburr. was
In town on Monday
Mrs. Percy Albright Of Seattle. I, the
guest OF Mrs. John Young
Miss Jean McI.aren, Of s.a,,l. v,.,,.5
Mrs. J. j. Holm last week
Mr. d. y. Hughes and Mr. Oscar Brown
ieft on Tuesday for a pleasure trip to
Miss J. Q, z. Young is visiting Mrs. r.
Mr.. Percy Drew returned on Saturday
from California, after an absence of sew
Miss Mabel harrington OF Seattle v,,-
day va A"'s
MT H. ~ Cornell visited friends in Sc
attic on Sunday. " 90
Mrs. Hopkins and her daughter Miss
Emma Hopkins, of Seattle, are xuests
OF Mrs. George Starr
- MT ana Mrs. T. J. Kerr and Mrs G y
Beach visited In Tacoma on Thursday
A large number OF invited atiests az
Chiet Engineer @. A. Kyle. OF the Pal.
mer eut-ou; enjoyed n pleasan excur-
sion over the new line 10 Palmer and
returned on Thursday evening
Mrs. Cheis Cove il VISITING her nor
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Robertson M
Mount Vernon. Ut
Miss Kathryn Dolan. Of Seattle. f. visit
ing relatives at Green river
Mr.. j, {. Gregory. with number of
at stones Landing
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SOCIETY At EAST SCUM.

EAST SOUND. July n.-Mr. Ptsrre
lsarnss' OF Seattle, spent Sunday at East
Miss Newberger, teacher from Seat.
Tie Is the guest 81 Mrs Morris Nichols
Mr.. Harding Cow returned 10 Seattle on
Saturday va
NJ Mr. J &c, E, RRsSa9dnasp; Mr. n A. Galley.
Mr. W, Martins. Of Seattle are suntnsr
visitors In East sound
Mise Mabel Harper. Of Seattle, is visit
ing Miss Nettte Showers
Mrs Dr. / NJ. Harrison. OF Seattle. ana
son, Mr.. Joseph Harrison, and MI Raw
shurtisT are visitirg Mrs r. Harrison
Mrs Ernest FRANKLIN and sister. Miss
visiting Miss Flora and Miss Esther
Sutherland. returned TO FasrhAven on
Mrs Hugh Templin and Mrs sa,ter,h-
wait, 90 Mounl Pleasant. Ia. arrived from
F4lrhaveu on saturday
Mrs u. s Peters and sister. Miss Marie
Waidrip. are yisiiiag their parents. Mr..
aud Mrs. T. Wadyip. O., North avenue
Mr. and Mrs Aud. ~ Falrhavsn. visit
nd East Sound during Tho week
Miss Polly HENSON, who has been visit
tag the Misses Sutherland lott Tor Fair
haven On Friday Miss Leila Odeil re-
turned ora MeudNy.
Judge r. Kersha~. Mr.. " n Brown
Mr- WIN Moultray. Mr.. George Note and
pms ia East sound
rev Harris @. Ward left sor whatcem
90 Tuesday.
Mrs Larsen eilos, of Mrs Morris
Nichols. spent sunday in whaicom
Mr. ard Mrs - y Wevry ana Mr. ard
Mrs George Vi Weston of blaine ara
recent arriy ais iu East Soaad
Mr.. u r Gerard II Friday Harbor.
was ar Fast sound visitor this week
Rcv ~ r Dickson Mrs Dickson and
Ntfs Ruth tTckHaa ieft go Monday Ter
VISIT 60 Me- blossoms sister Mrs \
"a sitter. ~ Fri3Ay ltaretf
hUrkINF nf AlrMhAN A wG0fflrs
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Miss MS Jessie ouilIam went into camp near

Miss Miss Jessie ouiliam went into camp near
Les Moines on Friday.
me Kent society people who are camp
.As az Des Motnes, are having many
PHEASANT evenings In amusements OF diff
Isrent kinds. on last Tuesday evening q
Slamoake was INDUCED In. and the even
ing spent In listening TO music and reci-
tationS.
Mr.. e. FL Carney, OF Tacoma. was visit
Ing the family of Mr. a. o. Virgins last
week.
Mrs. Allen. OF Green river. was in town
Mr.. Hiiditch, OF Dawson. has been
spending somes time with the family Of
Mr. +. w. Cloudy.
Miss Grace DE Lance, OF Boone, Ia,
VINO has been visiting Miss Berthe Mer-
mi, mas returned to ner home.
Mrs. Katie Brakeman. of Minneapolis,
Mimi, Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Zbinden-
lodge of the Brotherhood of Ameri-
can feoman was organized in Kent last
week.
Mr.. William Oleson and family arrived
IN Kent last week from Minnesota, and
Will make this valley their home.
Rev. and Mrs. Hannah were visiting
in Orlllia last week.
Miss Maud CavanaIgh visited last week
with Miss Mabel FOra. OF Orillta
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KENT SOCIETY NEWS.

KENT. July III Miss Neitie CLOUDY
who has been III for sometime past. is
slowly recovering
Thursday ot the severe nlness OF her son.
Milton, who has been "a DAYTON.
Miss Jennie Henyg is camping with
friends at stones landing.
Mrs Biaisdall and Niles Lulu Davis are
camping at stones landing
Mr. NJ. NJ. Merrill was In Seattle part
Mr. r. W MAIDEN ana family have gone
into camp a, Stones landing
Rev {. W Stewart. Of Tacoma. was
Visiting friends In town one day last
Mrs Downing and family are spending
the summer at the beach
Mrs owen Taylor has been seriously
IN, hut T. now convalcscent
Mrs J. W Mooro aud san clyde, 81
bawson, are visiting with the family =
her son out for the purpose OF putting
him IN schosl whom she viii return TO
Dawson
Miss Jennie RigEs. Of Aberdeen. has
been visiting with friends in town
Miss carrie Going ~ INcuma was With
friends in town on sunday
Miss Jessie iavens has returned from
oamping. and has gone &c Whatcom for
NJ. Erncst Hardy. ~ whatcoua. Is Wis
ring relatives IN town
Mrs u - Wilson. 81 Van ASSET. has
has been Waiting her parents
Miss carrie Recs ~ Seattle T. visit
ing az the home ~ NJ J w clark
Rev + y Morris came su tram Pleas
ant View camp on Friday evening ard
Will 10 tn his p0lpit on sunday, after
which ne VII vetHrn e. camp
Mrs Ashwsu And daughter are camp
los AZ pes Motres
Miss Jessie Sullivan. ~ SPOKANE f.
Visiting with htr aunt Mrs : ~ Berlin
Miss Nora tivim!ck ~ Seattle has arta
visiting her sister, Mrs. charles Broschin
Mrs Charles Richardson ~ Fizlrhir
visited friends IN toNn on Friday
WITH her sister. Mrs. Nelson Rer,i6
Mrs VI cave ives On Seattle last week
Miss Janet Gitsnu 81 Seattle. visited
Miss Shinu last wees
turned frgu camp e. nes Motnes
lard last week sna Niil make tneir home
Mr. 4 n pai,y was visiting In seat
;ls During ths week
Rr4 r. = Jones' was Visiting 'n tova
ma aauuhtor Mr. Eggrnia Dak~~
Miss Mabel Wa'lacF Miss Dlsnee 2
nawen Miss Eassnia Waite. NJ N.v
en- NJ Rohert noWe8 sa3 Mx Raiy p
Tucker spca; day at the saua4 laet
Mr. l. a Row was Waiting h.r asash-
Miss Euth Augusta Eoag -. - Krrt
actrt as rri3esuaii iast lNeinesiay e.
vatrE at me marriage - t'spt II r.
O.essn ANA Nl@ Hattie Palmer. % Ply
mouth churth Seattle
Mrs. Grant SaHir ras retarncd a. her
homo iu Everett after "a visit with tar
rnvthrr Mrs James Hamilton
Mrs George Morris and SON are cArn r.
ing with her mother Mrs J u Nytrc's.
al reS NJ rtnes
Mrs Gibbons IS camping az Stones
laHdtCs
Mrs watson anI children Rud Nh T.
= Van UrNkntcr went into camp AT pes
Moturs on W Wednesday.
Mr Nelson Berlin. OK Summer. Mas !n
town on THURSDAY.
Mfr e. II WaScr Joined the SHAH r
earunlnr party az Dies Malnes on Wed
nsudav. ana viii spend a Few DAYS There.
Me-. and Mrs r. 7. Berlin. Miss Isa-
ssllA Berlin Alss PEaaenes Berlin and
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Seattle. left Wednesday to spend the sum-
ner at Cohassett beach
Mrs. A W. Bush has gone TO PEEL to
visit her parents.
Mrs. c. 7. Wooding is enjoying . visit
from her brother. Mr.. Knapp, OF Grand
Rapids. Michigan
Mr.. ]. c. Hogan and children spent part
OF the past week in Seattle.
Mr. Charles Ssuers was at Monteeano
the first Of the week
Mr.. ]. Hagsard. of Satsop, spent several
days In Aberdeen last week.
Mr. II. A Hayes has returned from his
trio to the Sound
Mr.. w. NJ. Karshmer. OF Puyailup, IS
in town visiting his mother.
Mr.. j. d. Lowery visited the Sound dur
ing the week
Miss Leta Benn left Wednesday for .
summer outing in the mountains Of Ore
gon.
Mrs. James Barrett and children. who
have been visiting relatives in this city
for some time. have returned 70 their
home in Fmumciaw
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRALIA. July u.-Mrs. Amy
knudson. OF Spokane, was in the city this
week on a visit to her mother. Mrs.
Weare. She left Wednesday for Tacoma
Mr.. Harry Ellsbury IL quite I'll with an
attack Of inhammatory rheumatism. and
confined TO his room
Eek Mayor George F. Lane. OF Olympia.
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. A. E. Rice and Mr. Geores Dwarf
were in Tacoma this week
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Bani.ter attended the Demo
cratic state committee session In Seattle
last Friday.
Mr.. W. C. Kinks, Mr.. A. p. Clayton,
Mr.. William Wolf. Mr.. c. A. Ballard and
Mr.. f. c. Seiger were in Tacoma Tues
day.
Mr.. O. 8. Giichrist ana Mr.. r. A. Martin
were In Tacoma last Saturday, the former
attending tho session of the Bankers As
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Eta Landrum visited In Tacoma
last week
Prof D. NJ. Daum was In Seattle on
business last Saturday.
The odd Fellows have elected eficers.
as follows: N. CT. Frank Rowswell: Y, a
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\. ~ hay den ot Seattle. spent Monday
a.. tstaday in la,emA Nlth Atrs. r. :.
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ABERDEES SOCIETY.

Aberdeen. July q Mrs. Carman ana
daughter. Nftss Lulu, lstt friday morning
fer oregon They Will visit friends and
relatives for about six weeks before -
turning 90 their home IN Aberdeen
Mr. Charles Green and family Nj.
DArkley AMI children. Mias Bell WOOD
aHed lun-N baskets. vent 0at near ihe
w&terwnshq Friday morning a. spend th.,
Gay Ga thc woods
Mr r. "a Naiien has returned ,,on
southern Oregon. where as Aaa bern FAR
Mrs A u Wool was bone from IRE
beach fer q sAnrt tine Auyirg the week
Miss Hazei Msxt left sany nothing
far a vei ~ seme lays ash 'rsesds ~
Mites la Hsrslsixa. ~ s~atts. il sreaa-
tEs ery Feteo' Vacation in Aoe-.rrr ana
e -4uian Miss HsrSie,gA 1854 Ytsn CO.
haeset' ana Ssrihq0rg ,~s-tcs asfcrr re-
4 yeTy r.rssart 20 o..3,sk hreak,as, ~ss
g.'fn ~ 20 rre'3e' = 't MI WA Wood
Wise RESI- wro5 re.prn~s from Cohas-
a.ft crarr ialr.-iat ss~-inE
rHs ladies' of tee E EreEst'anai church
gave sel as t.e Some 20 Wrs
Gaaa Tharssa, s''srr.en. A vr-r pis4s-
art aftr~u- eo HaF rr4 yei hv ali MOO
Mise r 3 Wsr1' .s wishing friends So
Ma-ttsar tas. SIX
NJ ans Ms Fraser hsvt gone to mo
Ners.ea 1855. ta VISA wi's NJ An4
NJ sa''- 3. wishing sita 'rssaas %
no Hstsosls- su--ay ss-d gave a
rcnio distance a7 tae Wseksr
Mr Z. Z. Tcsss. n Nratrs4no wa In
the ci'y TURNS 30 Resk
NJ au1 Ms - Fs7qlsa- have -
warned 'rgra their 'ng 10 California
Mr. s. 3 Ntr-iw-ther sPeut a povtioa
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on his way down from Narblemount.
ABOVE which place he had been on tour
OF inspection.
Mr.. B. d. Minckler. OF Lyman. was in
town few days ago.
Rev. Father Metz, now Of Aberdeen,
was In town on Wednesday.
Mrs. f NJ Fahey arrived in town Tues
husband.
Mrs. David Batey and Miss Susie Batey
VIII leave in August for four months
trip through Southern California
Inc local branch OF the W. c. 7. U. VIII
give lawn social on Mrs. Woolley''s
Fssidence grounds, Woodwork street In
Rev. S. A. ABBOTT. Of Mount Vernon. will
conduct Baptist services in this city on
Mr.. A. p Wooiley is expected home
from Virginia this month
Mayor c. f. Bingham attended the bank
efs convention at Tacoma last week.
Mrs. Bingham accompanied him, and to-
gether they attended all the social func-
tons in connection with the convention.
Mr. j. =. Holbrook was in Mount Yer
Prof. J. j. Gallagher. of the San Fran
cisco nigh schools. has returned to his
a da IN that city after visit to his
Mrs. J. a. Clark left on wednesday for
visit TO her parents at Fairhaven.
Mr., MI: ;. :. Gay, of cokedale. was in town
Mr.. s. vanderford and Miss Sylvia
Roach OF Lyman. were married at Ana
coEteS' ana are living at New WHAT
Mr.. Taylor McRae ana family were WIS.,
Jung with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Sweeney
Mrs; James Bushheld has returned to
Hamilton from a pleasant two weeks
Visit 70 Everett and Snohomish
MI X O Walders Is building a house
on his new ranch north OF Hamilton,
and expects to move his family there
next week
A sacred concert under the auspices
Of the W c. T. U. will be held at the
N Z; church on Sunday evening next,
the 22d. The following programme has
been prepared:
Anthem. And Shall 1t Come g
Scripture reading ..............M Mrs. Massey
atassr .'.' -.'.-............ Mrs. Woolley
usLtette-' .......-.... Welcome Tonight"
Messrs. Bovey, Gillespie Burns and
Mooney
. M, .''''' '..-......-.........Co Congregation
ss,,uutcss ''..s-...................R Rev. Massey
buet '......c....-... Whispering Hope"
Solo. '0A'
MISS Miiholnn
,..ss ...... -........... Orchestra
Anthem. Wake Wake. the song Choir
Offering '
Benediction.
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month on the ship Kaiser Friedrich
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sss visit, IN the clty the early Part ~
- week - Speaker David - Hender-
saa Party caused ripple IN tho AZ.
s&Fs q ths week, A reception WRA ten
s'sa sAem a. the Tacoma hotel Tuesday
ssAi Preceding the reception diancr
sgsea for Mr and Mrs Hen
sssfqs a. Witch were Mise Hrudsf-
9sd6e and Mrs. Mcpherson. e
seA Mayer and Mrs l. u Campbell
s'ssslaAN snd Mrs. + w Csshman.
sa Mrs. + H. Murray. Air and
{ Wheeler and MI H. q. Mc-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. June 5-i p. INJECTION: Spot
quiet and prices SID. higher; American
mddling, fair . lS-S.d.; good middling.
good ordinary. 4a4d.; ordinary. 4 9-iGd.
The sales of the day were 1000 bales of
which 800 were for speculation and export.
and included $500 American. Receipts
since last report. $4,000 bales. including
II 200 American.
Futures opened and closed steady nj
5i-Gid. buyer: June and July 52-6id'
seller; July and August, 50-6id seller;
August and September, iS-G4a4 44-Cid
sellers; september and October. 29-6id.
2o6id. sellers: November and Decem-
Der, l5-GiGi 16-6id. sellers; December and
January. l3-Aqt li-6id. sellers: January
and February. ll-6ilf4 12-Cld. BUYERS.
February and March. ll-Giai l2-Gil'
sellers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-06
COTTON RECEIPTS.
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.

Heavy rains in Tennessee and Missis-
sppi.
Spot cotton in Liverpool advanced 3-32d.:
middling. sd. Sales. 5000 bales, against
1900 bales last year. Future contract
market closed quiet. to points advance.
Future contract market in New York
declined IL to II points. closing steady.
August, S,0JGS.QS; October. 7.63qui.64; jan
uary. 7.501p7.5l. Middling cotton declined
lsc.-S5sc. Stock. I6.o93 bales, against 49,
12i bales last year.
July contracts in New Orleans declined
II points closing ut SIS. Spot market
quiet and unchanged, 13-lGc. for mid
ding.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 3013 bales, against 1879 bales last
year and ,162 bales in 1897.
The New York Financial Chronicle will
issue it's annual report of cotton acreage
on June 9TH.
The receipts at the five leading interior
towns for the half week have been 1871
bales. against 5.TG3 bales last year and
500 bales in 1897.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-06

Corn Meal. firmcr: Western yellow. Sic;
city. soc. Rye, steady; No. 2 Western.
6lHc. Barley. quiet. Barley Malt. nomi-
nal. Wheat, spot firm: No. red. 7S,ac.
Corn; spot strong: No. 2, 4istc. Oats. spot
Meats, steady. Lard. steady; Western
steamed. S7.05. Refined. firm. Pork,
steady Butter. barely steady; creamery,
extra, 161sdt20c.; State dairy, lGfpl9c.
Cheese. strong: dead. large white. $500
9hc.; large colorcd. 9KG99sc. Eggs, firmer;
state and Pennsylvania. 13Gll4c.; Western
Mt mark, 10lsq12hc.: Western, loss off,
l213dp13c. Petroleum. easy. Rosin, steady;
strained, common to good, sl.55, Turpen-
tine, easy, 4Sis@39c. Rice, steady. Coffee,
ket steady: Cordova, 9Aml3lkc Sugar,
raw, strong; fair refining. 4,sc.: centrifu-
gal SO test. 4ssc.; molasses sugar, 8 15-16c
Refined, strong.
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The Cotton Markets.
NOW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
New York. June Mot since the failure
two weeks ago. has the cotton market
shown weakness equal to that exhibited
to-day. But while prices dropped off al
most perpendicularly there was not the
first symptom of excitement. nor was
bear speculation at any time prominent
The depression resulted largely from
liquidation OF several important accounts
chiefly in the August delivery, which OPP
ton displayed relative weakness through
out the session.
Opening events favored the bull crowd
and on furry of general buying prices
went up 5Ml0 points. This support grew
out of IL better class of English news than
anticipated and reports that rains had
again fallen over greater portion of the
belt. The ilrmness was short-lived. how
ever. as Liverpool rapidly lost its OPEN
ing improvements as foreign orders
demand was supplanted by selling pres
sure. y slight net decline had -hccn re-
corded before the close of the first hour;
by noon the loss had increased 10 mat
ter of 2Qi points. while at the weakest
1917 points was indicated.
weak. while the weather outlook was
more promising than in some DAYS The
market was finally steady in tone. but II
to Is points net lower.
gross. 2.3s9 bales; sales. : bales; stock,
76 COB bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. 3olS bales;
exports to Great Britain, 9G2 bales; to
France. = bales: 20 the Continent, l.i29
bales; s. ock. 2i5,5Sl bales.
Total since September 1st: Net rcccipts
G.32l 6S5 bales; exports to Great Britain
>. iS97Gl bales; to France, GS6.625 bales: TO
the Continent. 2,5I2,l29 bales.
New York. June Section futures on
cncd steady. juno. sac: July, S.4S August.
SIG; September. 79i: October. no: No
vcmber. 1911 December 1853: January.
Futures closed steady. June, 20: July,
sal: August. S.07; September. 7.79: DC
tober. 7.cS November. $50: December, 40:
January, go February. 7.5S; March. ISL
April 7G0; May. 762
Spot closed quiet. isc. lower: middlinc
uplands S5sc.; middling gulf. 9isc. bales,
none.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-06

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was steady; No 2 spring wheat ESQ
CG9.c.; No. g. Cl@G5c. No. . red. 69Si G7O9.c. ;
No. corn. 3Sltc.: No. yellow. 3SiA@3S3.c. :;
No. oats, 2iisd214c.; No. . white, 2ilsI
size; good feeding barley, SIC: fair 10
choice mailing, 40Ia@l2c.; No. fax seed,
$3.50; No. ! Northwestern. $3.50; prime
timothy seed, $40. Mess Pork. per bar
rel. Si0.20Gll.S5: lard. per 100 pounds. s6G2is
M7.72h: short ribs sides Ooosc), $G55u6.SO:
dry sailed shoulders (boXcdD, GiaIGtc. :;
key. basis of high wine. Sl.2S Sugars
cut loaf, unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries 10
Ml9isc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-06
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. c.. June 5.-Splrits tur-
pcntlne, 4il4Mi5c. Rosin. steady. No5I
ITO Crude turpentine, quiet. $3.50 and
$3.50. Tar, firm. Sl.i0.
Charleston. S c., June 5.-Turpcntine
market, quiet. 45i4c. Rosin, quiet and I'M
changed.
Savannah. Ga. June 5.-Spirits turpen-
tine, firm, at acc. Rosin, firm and I'M
changed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-06
TRUCK MRRKET.

tBy Telegraph to vireinian- Pllot)
New York. June 5.-Potatoes, steady:
Now York. N00u1.50; Jersey. sweets, $500
@4.50.
Cabbage. quiet; Florida, s1.2591.75.