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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

addition, two blocks south OF mill; full
size; $500.
Highland Drive and Clise's residence are
almost two blocks south OF our iz-acre
This property sold for 81 COO in lsao The
view is perfect; just on the brow of the
hill; level and ready to build on; the car
line will go within two blocks: all the
beauties of the summit of Queen Anne,
and no hill to climb to get to IT,
$350-Lot 42x12O on Twenty-seventh avenue
south, just north of Rainier Heights
line; lot two feet above grade.
Another snap--A beautiful building. spot
corner Prospect and Second avenue
north. two blocks east of Queen Anne
avenue; both streets graded and sew
cred; just one-half what the other lots
In same block can be had for.
Three lots on Queen Anne avenue, corner
Howe street: both streets 50 feet wide:
car line will go within one block: street
graded: a beautiful site for a home;
ready to build on; price $500.
Seven lots 4ox12o in Armour's addition.
Howell street and Minor avenue are with
In 100 feet of lot 6ox12O, with small house.
offered by us for $500.
Lots on Fifteenth avenue, north of Madi-
son street. near corner OF East Harrison.
45xl20 to alley price $3.50.
s4oc-Two lots in Laws addition. corner
SOxlD to alley; level; snap.
Three Of the choicest lots in Laws second
addition, near Caller street. 500 each.
$575-Choice lot on Sixteenth avenue,
north of Madison; q gilt-edge buy.
Fronting on Madison street, a full lot in
the famous Renton addition; high and
slightly; $1,000
Lots 45x120. level. cleared and in clover;
fenced and ready to bufld on; one block
from graded street: sl75. Have only a
few left; look this up.
Irving avenue-sik lots and two houses.
$3.50; new fence.
Lots near James street car line and Twen-
ty-third avenue, SITS each.
One acre on Queen Anne hill: extension
of car line will go close to this property:
on the brow of the hill; perfect view;
$3.50.
Norman and Eleventh avenue south--Two
full lots, corner. and six-room house;
81. $50.
car line-Eight- house and lot for
$1,000 amount Of its mortgage.
I'm ~yv> ~ y, rr~,rr~ry q ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

PARTER wanted with $4,000 for third
interest In large lumber mill showing
profits over 81, 600 yearly, company own
valuable freehold water rights and
timber limits; capital required for ex-
tensions. Address 20, care Post
InteiliGencer.
PARTNER for good payable business;
mast understand care OF books and have
n.ooo or 5000. Address I 30, care Post
lntelligencer.
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Tide lands on Grant street bridge. piled
and ready to build on: price $500 and up.
You are sure to double your money with
in a few months
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

Twenty-third avenue south-we have only
few lots left; streets graded and sew
cred; $500 each
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
FRANK H. RENIcK & co.

The highest spot on Eighteenth avenue.
corner East Thomas: level and perfect
view; the two lots for $3.50.
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FOR SALE-We have several good and
9 room cottages. large lots, deslrab be To-
cations, cheap: terms 10 suit buyer
whaliey & ssurtevant, and Colman
block.
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81 500 buya one of the best paying res
tAurants In city. averaging $40 per day
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N DESIRABLE HOME LOCATIONS

$6.0o0-For ten days only, for fine corner.
12ox120, on Ninth avenue, north of
Yesler. This location must convince
ever investor that our price is very
low.
81 ,000-For two full lots on Twelfth avenue
south. Beacon Hill district.
H,350-For two full lots on Fifteenth ave-
nue.. north of Madison. Theeu lots
have frontage Of 81 feet on Fiji
teenth avenue.
$50 to 5000 each for four lots in Bigelow's
addition, Queen Anne hill
II. 900 to 81. 300 each for desirable lots on
Republican street. North Seattle
N60O--For this week only. for a splendid
lot on Minor avenue. south OF Pike,
first hill.
ssoo-This week only. buys an elegant lot
on Belmont avenue, Broadway dis
trict. This is one OF the best bar
gains on our books.
H,50O-For the splendid lot southwest cor
ne OF Republican and Belmont.
EGO two lots southeast corner of
Mercer and Belmont
u,20o-For an elegant. commanding corner
lot on Thirteenth avenue. north OF
Madison.
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$50 win secure you n well established
business. with months office rent paid.
business guaranteed to net owner $3.50
per month. A genuine bargain.
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GROCERY STORIES.
900 buys 1850 grocery on Second
avenue.
1850 buys best grocery on Denny
way.
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New brfckyards, South Seattle-we are
selling choice lots block Z, Robinsons
addition, two blocks south of mill; full
size; $780,
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VACANT PROPERTY.

sS5o--One of the choicest lots on Fourteenth
avenue, two blocks north OF Madison
street; this Is the only lot left in this
block: fine houses built on each side: II
you want a good buy, come and see Us;
this we consider a snap.
81, 10o-Choice OF two corners on Mercer and
Fourth avenue west
500 for your choice of "a lots near the
state university.
S350-Choice OF three lots on Tweuty-thisd
avenue: large lots, 60 by 100 feet.
sSM-Choice OF two lots close 10 East
Union.
81 ,060-Lot on Seventeenth avenue, four
blocks north of Madison street; all street
improvements made: east front.
81, 500-Four full lots on corner Thirteenth
avenue near Denny way.
We are headquarters for vacant property
farm lands and acre tracts.
Money to loan in sums to suit.
NICHOLS & MUM,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

There is no let up in the demand for i'm
proved properties ready to occupy. and
houses for rent are hard to ind in Seattle.
We find quite large number demand me
dunn priced properties, and therefore we
shall add to our list in the near future
some very desirable cheap and medium
priced properties which can be purcha sed
on easy terms of payment. IL you require
a home which will cost from 81, 600 to 8. co.,
ready for use, we are in a position TO fur
nish such home in a desirable location.
Among our offerings this week we quote
the following:
81 0oo-Five-room house, Broadway district;
q ,eo-For a desirable eight-room house,
full sized lot, Beacon Hin district.
81 eoo-For an eight-room residence. conve-
nient to car line. Lake Washington
s27oo-For a good nine-room residence.
modern improvements, on Twenty
third avenue, convenient to three car
lines. This is a splendid investment
proposition az this residence will
lease readily at $50 per month.
$2,5oo-For a very nice six-room residence,
large lot. on Twentieth avenue. This
property can be bought on easy terms
of payment. 1t IL new and the loca-
ton is desirable.
Sl0o-For one OF the neatest. most COM
plete homes in North Seattle. This
property is attractive and homelike
and is bargain at the price named.
A0oo-Modern house, rooms and attic;
lufudcct no ltet iroutdSt, brcsiuWdS
district
A,500-For new ten-room residence with
large lot. also in North Seattle. con-
venient to car line. and has splen-
did view of the Sound.
s2500-For a very desirable six-room resi-
dence on Twenty-third avenue, con-
venient to- Madison car line.
S.W0-For a splendid ten-room residence
on Harvard avenue, between Harri-
son and Republican. This location is
very attractive and the residences all
80 fine that you will readily agree
that this is a desirable property.
T000-Easy terms, for the new residence
property southwest corner of Belmont
and Harrison. II you are seeking
most complete home in every par
tieuar and detail 1t will pay you to
see this property.
$350-For a nice eight-room residence
property also In the Broadway dis
trict This property IL new, complete
and attractive, but 1t must be sold
subject to a secured lease OF $40 per
year.
s6,000--For two eight-room residence prop
critics, with lot space for another, on
Jackson street, close in. This is one
of the best bargains which we have
to offer, either for present income or
for permanent investment. We be-
lieve this property will be worth
$4,000 within two years, but II must
be sold Only $1,000 in cash required
"a 00-For two desirable eight-room resi-
dence properties on Main street,
within walking distance. This is also
splendid income property.
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HOME FOR SALE

HOME FOR SALE.
Neat cottage: lawn. street graded; car
service. splendid snap. On easy
terms.
J. COMPTON & co.
Room Downs Building.
FOR SALE--Foreciosed city and farm
property, cheap. and terms easy. James
bothwel, loans and insurance, Bosom
block. Telephone, Main 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

4 or good bushes opportunities for
the right people. WIN bear investiga-
ton,
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AUCTION sale at Il. q. Bickerton a. Co.'S
salesroorns, 1919 First avenue on Satur-
day at II O'Clock: bed sets. chairs, tables,
sewing machines. carpets. wardrobes
sideboRrd. crockery, glass. harness, he'd
ding. In fact general assortment OF USE
ftal household goods; everything goes: no
renaHYA.
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LODGING HOUSES.

small roomins houses at your own
price. parties going TO Nome,
One large we'll furnished rooming
house. close in. for 81 no
One OF the best houses in the city for
GN
GREAT NORTHERN LAND & LOAN
co.
Successors 20
J. IL Mcat 4 Co,
All First Avenue
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III Columbia Street. Ground Floor.
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PARTIES having household furniture to
~ can obtain highest cash price by
calling At lb11 First avenue. or telephone
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1T Columbia Street, Ground Floor
Phone. Main 500
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FOR SALE BY MTETGH.
Hat-sd5 Bailey building.

FOR SALE BY M'TbsfGH
5as-5dS Bailey Building.
81. s0a--A beautiful S-roo-n modern resi-
dence on Second hin. two blocks from
Madison st, cor, lot, elXisS. flowers and
shrubbery.
g. eoa---roon modern house IN North Sc
attic lot 61xi9l. good view OF bay.
81 .Gci-s-roon house on Second hill bet.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenues, two
blocks north Of Madison II.
81. 27A-T4ot sGNi.S. on Fourteenth avenue,
two blocks north Of Madison 81.
s. .Sio-Corner. elxl5a. in North Seattle. on
Harrison St. close 20 bay.
Phone Union s..
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nusINEss ORANGES.


GREAT NORTHERN LAND q LOAN
co.
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$350-Lot 42x130 on Twenty-seventh avenue
south, just north of Rainier Heights
line; lot two feet above grade.
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RENToN HILL ADDITION

We stin have few of those choice lots in
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
NICHOLS & MUM.

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

AUCTION SALE OF furniture. contents
OF eight rooms r. q. Bickerton Il Co.
will sell ON the premises. SCI Cherry
street, on Tuesday, the LIST of May. at
10 o'clock sharp: Bed sets, springs, mat
tresses. bedding, chairs. tables, couches.
carpets. rugs. crockery. cook stove,
haaters carpets. etc.
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NOTICE OF sale OF property saived from
wrecked steamship Miami,

NOTICE OF sale OF property saived from
wrecked steamship Miami
signed will on the 7th day of May, a. d;
1900 at Ocean dock, Seattle. at the hour OF
10 O'clock a. m. OF said day, sell for casn
the following personal property rescued
from the wrecked steamship Miami. to-
wit:
Anvil blocks. life buoys. pinnacle stands,
brase, boats, chain, cannon, condenser
tubes compasses. steering gear, gear
wheels, steam chest, shafting, foghofn.
rubber hose, heaters. lead pipe, rockets,
anchors deep sea leads, iron pipe. copper
pipe, pipe fittings pumps, rope. tarpauiins,
winches 81. wire rope, steering wheels CD,
tools, chain tackles. cargo booms, davits,
cabin furniture, Kitchen furniture, and a
great lot OF miscellaneous property such
a. IA carried on a fully equipped b.ooo-ton
steamship. too numerous to mention here.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served. f. q. BTcKERToN q CO.
Auctioueers.
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ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD,
VIII you use building paper7
What about your naiisf
Let Us figure on your plumbing.
We do tlnwork
A few words about our huishin@ hardware;
Our assortment az front door lccSs in
side lock sets hinges sasr locks lifts.
etc. Is comp5ete. II our prices ana tsc
quality % goods Wiil no. Justify ynu IN
trading with Us VIZ will not look fo- your
patronage We do not expect 10 gat rica
% one business tKAnsa ction See our
stock before YOU purchase.
GEO. H. wOODHOusE.
Ix1i Second avenue
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GENUINE BARGAINS.

II
Nec For 6l.room CORNER hr4ck hotel:
ground floor otiee. Lease. clearing sSo0
monthly.
1850 For ss-room house. new furniture.
new building vi iiEhs rooms a decided
terms netting $50 monthly.
town. netting $50 monthly: lease. owner
Eelnx 70 Nome. has rcsentiy refused
ss9A-Fog ii-rcom raomins hoslss: beaass-
ri home, clegant nnnis0rc, MIST ee
LELAND SPENCER & co.
Baeemsas r-t anilhns
SANDSTONE QUARRY TO LgAsE
Fes very nipderale royalty Ter via ecin
a quarry - Illus ana yellow sandstone
IN strata % from one 10 eeKtn feet Ia
iaieknsss faN0tahit Situated on Port
water frontage Stone suitable Tor sea-
walls, Ruilaln9 ana other purposes can
tyfck puil1ings AZ Port Townsend To
practical men. meaning business tVetY
facitN VII Dc offered lnsptctVn Invite
Cd Address nc can ou krancfa "
JAMES. sAoft Fo~nsena, WISH
MOORE 4 co sE bailey. havc a fcw
snapa aa theff bargain coantcr. h,lslnf
houses. Il rsonns. Sac, y rooms leiao. $
toolus. N.Ao, = rooms N.ese. = feoinr.
kfrts Nuns fNlA 49, eta's 3 FHFalf@ Aa-.,
fgut tsA ulNe furniture. 5 r1oms 500.
rooms St1s fserpem haktl. net NAl month
stas. - cash, groceries. S0 90 SEQ,
business ehsAccs 81 All Nrds
IOdsinS hooses. $40 ans ap. cash o. par,
payments.
sIsar aud tobAcco stores. $50 to s. ~
grocery and frah stores $50 ana 81 80
] shoe stoyc and repair shop; 500. cheap
Freight space ant tickets Cor Nome.
Room RoNwrn block
WASHINGTON REALTY Co.
First and Columbia
LOOKING have a 0nc opportunity for
a person 90 tnYtst small amount or
cash III nice legitimate business thor
ouRhiy established, which viii pay \
good salary; rent T. very cheap and
location fns; Investigation Is solicited
owner compelled 20 sell on account ~
sickness. Ran. tet New York block.
THIS y your chance--Nicely located fancy
grocery. doing good business hnN stock
OF goods. Tor sale AZ a reasonable Azure,
owner leaving for Alaska Inquire lbs
First ave.
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NICHOLS & MUM.

Money to loan in sums to suit.
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INVESTMENT BROKERS.
23o-23i Pioneer building.
Phone, Main 145.

REAL ESTATE. LOANS 6 INSURANCE
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ENk SALE BY eM MIR;
l4Niea tact, sTren-room house. sewer
connection. bath. tine Wow. walking
distance. &.SQ
eaNi&; corner. Broadway district: good
view and uoighharhood; street graded
and severed. GsA
T5-foot lot on bicycle path. one block from,
Car good view, graded strcet $50
5 lois. each 11Nl9s HlgsioW's additlon.
two corners. S15a.
Is lots AZ Green Lake. water front. ane
neighhnrhood SNa
~ acres bott0m land near Sedro-XVooiley.
main Rad. less than assessed valuation:
So
}. Il. wALTHEW. so Burke Bldg.
FOR SALE
S9N--A good bot ON Queen Anne ayeuue
N,5ee-Choice location on Prospect 81
N,6A-CcttaEe and wcll-lmproved lot On
TNird avenue west,
N.Sso-l0 feet square In North Seattle.
r. +, MCCOY.
Room S Boston Block
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u, tc~-FNor 6l-ruom corner brick hotel
grOand floor ottiee. ielse. clearing s5oe
monthly.
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Another snap-A beautiful building spot
corner Prospect and Second avenue
north. two blocks east of Queen Anne
avenue; both streets graded and sew
cred: just one-half what the other lots
in same block can be had for.
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AUCTION sale OF household furniture
the contents OF seven-room private
house. Il. q. Bickerton & Co. will sell
on the premises. No. 1913 Second avenue,
fine bed sets. springs. mattresses, pill
lows. bedding. chairs, extension table.
rockers. elegant parlor suite, Vienna
chairs, elegant clock. fine carpets. rugs,
hall tree. crockery, kitchen furniture,
Turkish bath, pictures. fine Domestic
4NHing machine.
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ron sALE-CITY REAL EsTAfE.H
Continued.
CO.,

| Fred L. Fehren. Chas. z. Maryin
The age-herald., 1900-07-10

with an advance of four to six points on Middling, 6 1-16d. While American markets responded only in a reluctant way to this advance abroad, there was, nevertheless, conditions favorable to the growing crop, much discretion was exercised before be- hevers in lower prices started selling the market down. They were not hindered by outside business, as all out-of-town orders were pretty well made up of selling in structions. Tomorrows bureau is general ly accepted to be less than so. vs. SIS last year and 10 years average of SS. Last years bureau, we beg to make 1t known; did not include the damage done in South Texas by the Brazos valley flood of last June. While the bureau is expected to be very bad we ourselves placing it at about T., there are many, however who think 1t aggregated. Europe digested the bu- reau of last month in a different manner than did Americans, and it may follow the same tactics this month, as the world can take no chances on a crop that does not promise better than the growing one. Spots continue in good demand everywhere, while prices increase stock decrease.
 There is no promise of the first bale yet; last year Texas furnished it's first new bale on July H. New Orleans being the cipient. This morning New Orleans opened at rise of about to points advanced about four points, but latter sales from the bear ranks and good reports caused the loss of some Il points on new crops while old crop months remained virtually undis- turbed. Spots advancing 1-16c, middling 10 3-16c.
The age-herald., 1900-07-10
LITTLE TRADING
 IN STOCK MARKET Transactions Again. Fell to Small
 Proportions. THE UNDERTONE WAS FIRM Failure of Last Weeks Attempt to At tract Outside Interest in Market
 Has Shown Period is Not
 Ripe for Speculation

New York, July 9-Not much impression was produced on the stock market today by events and the professional contingent, which conducted practically all the trans actions, fell again to very small propor- tions.
 The larger volume of dealings and the more important operators, which charac- terized last weeks market, were not in evidence today. The failure of last week s attempt to attract outside interest in the market by bidding up prices seems to have been a satisfactory demonstration to that element that the period Is not ripe for &C., tive speculation Nevertheless the price movements for the day were quite wide, owing to the small floating supply of stock.
 The undertone of the market, too, was unmistakably firm. Even the sharp break in Brooklyn Rapid Transit, which stock led the market in part of activity, had been slight effect on the general list, al though few large gains in special stocks yielded in sympathy with Brooklyn Tran sit, as the low point was 53s below the high point. The stock showed feeble re- sistance to the decline, the bears apparent ly turning tHe course OI the SlOCk dS they choose. There was no news to explain the decline, but rumors were prevalent of a poor statement of earnings to be made in the forthcoming report.
 The bond market was dull and changes mostly small and irregular. Total sales, par value, S650, 900.
 United States new As declined 1A, and old As advanced 1s in the bid price.
 New York, July 9.-Money on call, easy at 11s@1A per cent; last loan 11s per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper 3a4@41s per cent. Sterling exchange, frm with actual busi- ness in bankers bills at $4S6h for demand and s4.S4@$4.S4A for sixty days.
 Posted rates, A.S3@$4S7R
 Commercial bills, $4,S3nAS3A.
 Silver certificates, 61%Q62%.
 Bar silver, 61A.
 Mexican dollars, 4SA.
 Government bonds irregular
 Railroad bonds irregular.
 State bonds inactive.
 (By Private Wire to Murphy 6 Co.)
The age-herald., 1900-07-10

rrr'+e Prof'rce Rutter-Elgin. 16@1Sc; dairy, No 1. 1s0 ooc. country, 13d14c; cooking, none in mar ket.
 Irish potatoes CSC per bushel. Lemons, $45O94.75. Poultry-Hens 25@27kc: fries. 15@17c: suau. 14a1ec: ducks, PUG; geese, 5d3Oc, Eggs. 9k610c per dozen. Tomatoes $2.5Oa3.00 per crate. Snring cabbage, 2A@21ac per pound. Onions-White, 2%c; red, Sc.
 Local Staple Erocerie, Flour-Best patent, s4.5o; straight. &. 65. patents, A.l0. 59sc. .,,.,o ages, SIP. 80; Lyons packages, $11. 80. Lard, TAG.
 Clear ribs sides. 6lkc. MoIasses-Centrifugal 15@35c; suoar house, 2c135c; GeorgIa cane, 36c. Rice, 4d6hc. Corn-Mixed, 56; white, 57c. Pearl meal. 95c. Hay-Choice timothy, s19.50; No. l, SIS: clover mixed. N700. Oats-Mixed, 35c; white, BIC; seed, 36c. Bran-Mixed s170O; pure wheat, S1S5O. Cotton seed meal s22.00
The age-herald., 1900-07-10
New York Cotton Futures

By Private Wire to Murphy & Go.
 New York, July 9.-Cotton advices from Liverpool today were very favorable and caused a firmer market here for summer months but the new crop positions are ruling about unchanged ewing tc favorable crop advices both by wire and mail. The trading has been mostly for the local ac- count, very few out-of-town orders being received. About $500 bales of American cotton arrived in Liverpool of which 1900 reported as rendered against July contracts at a considerable discount under the nciee of spots, which indicates more of specu- latve than actual demand for cotton at present quotations. The afternoon session was quiet, with slightly easier tone. The locals were waiting for the bureau report tomorrow, which is expected to be quite bullish, as the weather during June was very unfaYorable.