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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
AUG ZION Sails


y O. BickEnToN. general auction
Ger. 1919 First avenue
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LABltth IT, bafh ~ .e '-.
careful manage 81 Third asa sa,t.
Wa TEtt#DId eoI9 and So.
H"HFsI aIfR IsgaIsr. = H., y.
Mrs D. BEsaErT IL aral, !, ::
HHliff block half acaip irss,s1.'s..
N lta. HAasgk ftg.ish m,ll.n.,s
IH" tpsHa corner tn and -. =
Buy American OF COS STOOL ~.
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CITY HALL.

Water traHEhS for horses have
been completed at the following
places and otherz wiii b. ST up in
other parts - the city: Sixth ave.
nue. and Weller street. sixth avenue
and King street. sixth avenue and
James street Marion and Western
avenue. Fourth avenue and Pine.
Battery ard Frat avenue. First ave-
nue. and King street.
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/ ~. " INTELLIGENCE CO, 1871
Second avenue and Union street
BgluW block. beside Leo.s college.
Largest employment Office north
~ san Francisco.
100 men for railroad CO.. two
years work. must go At once.
10 pick and shovel men Ia city. -
/ day. at once.
~ carpenters. a. once. long JOB.
10 ship carpenters.
10 men for rock quarry. g n day;
near city.
Man and wife. out Of city. SO
month al once.
Reliable real estate men.
| ] first class detective 500 reward.
% boys for box factory al once:
/ SO month clear all summer.
- giris for all kinds 81 work In and
out of city. at once.
No matter what position you wish
We can place you.
We want 20 people right now.
Space does not permit half the peo-
pie We want.
Reliable lady Of gentleman with
/ 500 can have permanent position IN
I ONCE At fine salary At once.
/ Hotel houHsmau. SO = month.
Tel. Main iiss
MAN 80 kaw wood and clear land.
| Colored dodEer. must understand his
business. 81 per hour and all er-
psuHeH.
General homework girls. cooks.
chambermaidn. Mattresses. six
skidroad men. We have work for
QUEEN CRY EMPLOYMENT OF
FfCE. 1914 Third Ave. Phone.
Black 1871
bly, American OIL C = .tock l.c:
HELP wAsTEo-FEmALE.
l--n- - .--- = = - Ilo-L sla.
hotels. FURNISHED Rooms.
GRAND PACIFIC Hotel-iis FIRST
ave: house newly furnished. All
modern. prizes moderate.
Hotel savoy-Roons soc up. Gas LIST
c..NKI - noI-sE NV 1rd ave.
INSURANCE.
BURNS a .TKfNsoN. general In
suranos. 1915 Boston Block.
vs. v. RinehRri a Co, SOC n v. Bik.
Buy American OF Co.'S stock, isc
JUNK.
= = Nh JIEh- p" An ED-f you
want correct weights and prompt
returns deal with the Chicago
Junk Co. backed by large capital
Ref Puget Sound Nat. Rank Car
loads a speciality. 1903 Western
avenue. Phone. Main st7.
ALASKA Junk Co. pays highest
prices: prompt returns No. III
Mesie.- eNenus Tel pm. iis
LOANS AND INSURANCE.
JAMES BOTH wELL-Loans. are
ins.. surety bonds. % Roston hIk
LOST.
RuY American OF Cos stock. i5c.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
N n MeALLAsTER. sos Pioneer.
OPTICIANS.
A. Llndauer. eyes e1. free 80 PIKE.
osrEoPATHY.
SIX years experience chronic cases.
Rickart a Howell. osteopaths. eos
Collins block Phone. Main 20.
WASHINGTON Institute OF Oste-
opathy. safe Deposit Building.
Established In Seattle three years.
.Hhone. Main CO...
OCULiSTS AND AuRlSTS.
DIR. kIBEE. Bailey Building.
Or. ]. A Mackinnon. Z chaplin BLDG.
DIR. sHELLA8ARGER y Hinekley
DIR FONDA NADEAU. eye. ear.
nose and throat s2l Burke Bldg.
--s-----------------
PATENT ATTORNEY.
Barnes q Co. lis stsrr-boyd bldg.
y. Z. ADAMS drafting. Colman bid.
fAISI4ks.
L. NOGLEBERG - Painting. paper
hanging, kalsomiming. 1929 Pine.
PERSONA.
DEEDS. Wills. Mortgages. Leases,
Contracts. Powers of Attorney and
Afhdavits prepared. collections at
tended to, dispositions taken. com
psnies incorporated, attention to
bankruptcy proceedings. fees reas-
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To LOAN Private money at low
rate of interest Groll. Damus q
Osner. i0l Major street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison a Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL co. II Haller block.
BUY American oil Co.'S stock, l5c,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
nI-Y Ameriean Oh COS stock. iSc.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
LEo's Business College. Union. "a:
individual Instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods .nd teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
\. w schoo. Teiegraphy. Pioneer
Wilson.s business COLLEGE Main sis.
CON- RAG foR and BUILDERS.
BROMLEY & Wells. general con-
tractors, L starr Boyd building
Tel 15s
PAFF q ROULo. store fixtures.
general jobbing. 400 Main street.
soDERoU1sT a RosELEAF. shops
~ .ls-l.9 SPRING strest-
cLorHEs CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 20.
clothes IN shape ti.s0 month. dye
Ing. repairing. 1907 ard. Run 1000
HIGHEST pricea Tor cast-off cloth
ing Dave Taxlor. 10 starr BOYD bid
cLAtRvoYANTs.
FLoRANcE MARVIN. seaitio'e
praphetess 1908 First.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MONEY collected. 81 Boston block.
by American on Co.'S stock, i5c
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING lessons. private o. in
classes daily. Prof. wilson's Dan
cing setool. Ranke block
MIR. and Mrs. Little's Academy; de-
pertinent. dancing. physical cul-
ture ai2 Madison. bet. 5rd and 9TH.
DKAMArI. .orLaAtIC SCHOOL,
FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course in ell grades OF dramatic
art, elocution, voice placing, oper-
attic force. Tuesdays and Fridays.
suite 90 Holyoke block.
DYEiHe AND CLEANING.
AMERICAN steam Dye works i3is.
Western avenue.
Partisan Dye Works-NVe call for
clean, press. deliver your clothes
otiice ltis LIST ave. Tel Main lOi4
DENTISTS.
a. W. PHILLIPS. % Heussy blk.
Chicago Dental Co. h2-s nlnekley.
ORE sSMAkERs.
FOR Ladies tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. 3l0-
3ll Collins block
LYNCH = SHAW. "a Halter RidS'
Mdme. 4. s. Smith, 81 Hinklcy Blk,
EDUCATIONAL.
Clarke's perniu Shorthand school,
private individual instruction. TO
sitions secured "a Boston block.
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
ERfCk son 4 WYMAN co. manu-
facture and repair electrical ap-
pnrn tus. 1914 West. av. Main. 7ss
FINANCIAL.
10 LOAN Private money at low
rate of interest Groll, Damus q
Osner. i01 Ma ion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison 4 Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OF CO. II Halter block.
BUY American oil Co.'S stock. l5c.
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PHoTooRhpHaRs.

STAMP Photos aoubIe sIzs :. -
k.r button free. photo is4.i ~
Novelty Photo Co. 80 c6ln,as,s.'
Amalear nz.zAag WAaa Neb ~
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The civil service examination for
larorers and eaulkers hogan this
morning. There are between % and
90 applicants.
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EMPLOYMENT wAprro-mALE


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IOH aALE

FOR furnished rooms and house
keeping suites. 20 r. az feHlrf
way, Lib HaHHH
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HOTEL BUTLER

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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State of Washington, FOR INC
county OF king. In Probate. ~
the matter Of the estate Of = ~
Goss. deceased. No. SSSl. Nouue
TO Creditors.
Notice il hereby given that ing
creditors of the estate OF r. ~ vosa.
deceased. shall within one year itV'n
the date herein written. present ~
claims against the estate OF the &C.
ceased. with necessary vouchers "
the undersigned at Room SIS buFAe
building. Seattle. Washington.
Dated az Seattle, Washington, TINS
eth day of June, 1901
RELLE S. GoSs.
Adminlstratr ix of the estate OF y. ~.
GoSs. deceased
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EDUCATIONAL

Clarke's PERRIN Shorthand school.
private individual instruction TO
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CHEAP And SPLENDID LIVING.
on beautiful camping SPOT at
Lake Union. two minutes frem car
line. j. q z-rcou c. bin. AZ for all
seasons = izxis-fi tent. a boat with
landing. spit ana dried wood for .
year. With or without cornplet.
furniture. very cheap. for sale.
There r. = fine spring. - bathing.
fishing and hunting. plenty Of fuel
and good opportunity for chicksnx
goats. etc. FisAse ieavs the Univ
errity car at Vans l&ndiru.
Greene's addition, where my sign
viii show the way 10 the art stu
do 'Granlidsn- Baron Hoimfeid.
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LEOs Business College. Union. I'd.
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods And teAcherz Acme
business College. second and pike
n. w sehoo. Teiegraphy. Pioneer
Wilson.s business College Main tIs
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avenue; diagnosis OF the scalp
free OF charge.
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MAN 90 saw wood and clear land.
Colored dodFeF must understand his
business. 81 per hour and all ex-
psuNen
General homework girls. cooks.
cha mhermaidn Mattresses six
skidrnad men We have work for
men and boys
QUEEN City EMPLOYMENT Of
FfCE init Third Ave. Phone.
Black 1871
pfry Ar.eftrar on 70 a ,ecct Sc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

benefit of the widows and orphan home, at Bluff City club, Tuesday. December 31 1901. Admission $1.
 The Kilroy bicycle agency have their new ta02 model Rambler and will have tha 1902 Columbia and Cleveland models on exhibition about Christmas. They have a larger stock of good wheels on the floor and arc taking orders now for Christmas de livery By the way, do you know that a nice wheel is as fine a present as you can buy? Think this over Then come in and talk it over. w. r. Living0od will explain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
PERSONAL POINTS.
cominas and Goings of Home People
 ard Visitors.

Miss Mabel Coke and Miss Lille Thomas, of England Ark, are visiting Mrs. F. D. Gardner
 Prof. Junius Jordan, of the Univer- sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville; Super iatendent J | Doyne, of Little Rock end Prof J. H. Witherspoop, of Pin ne Bluff, left Tuesday for Columbia, s. C.. to attend the eleventh annual meeting of the Southern Educational associa- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND OTHER WISE. ili z.==z adt#fti5s
 4fi kinds of niee useful gifts for Xmas at tzensy Marx s.
 ZFes trunks fes=the little ones, 20 eeets to $2.oe. Henry Marx.
 Pants pressed ! cents; suits nessed 6 cents. at Henry Marks.
 =NiEf5e= @handHarctiefs. with initial. ? =eeats. at Henry Marx s.
 Ne can make you d pair of Isee2ts .in twelve hours Henry Marx, i.4tez date tailor
 Five hundred tons of coal on hand; telephone us your ofders. Ed gar Brewster.
 An elegant Xmas present-a John B. Stetaon hat--onIy $3.50, at Henry MarX's.
 Silk Mufless. $1.25 to g. Silk hosiery. Nice t.ne of neckVear, at Henry Marks.
 -Old-fashioned New ZYorl. buck wheat flour; also srst.iam four. just re- Strauss (; Miller.
 Don't throw your old clothes away Send them to Henry Marx and have them doctored.
 Xmas presents of all kinds for .-fd and young men. Henry Marx, chicago alisfit Parlor. .-Go to the Elk saloon for the cele brated Green River vaisky-the whis " without a headache.
 -Leave orders for your Xmas fruits, nuts, candies and cakes with Us. We can serve you. Strauss & Miller.
 When in need of suit of clothes. let me show you how much money Rlisft Parlor
 We have the sole agency for thc University shoes for men, at $3.50; no more, no less Henry Marx, Ch.. cago Misft Parlor.
 Bring your husbands or brother, old pants and we can fit a new pall for Xmas present. Henry Marx, C.. cago Misfit Parlor.
 Bring yonr old clothes-thGsst that are worth it-and have the@t renovated at small cost. Hen ' Marx. up-to-date tailor.
 Fine creamery butter, best crearl cheese. best maple syrup. new puck wEeat four, and all kinds C. nuts. Mccain Grocery company
 The sum of $1.35 buys two-gal lon pail of sugar-house molfsses; guaranteed strictly pure Phone Us for one. Strauss & Miller.
 Fresh lady fingers, almonds. mac oroons. pound cakes. English fruit cakes and plum buildings. Better than home made. at Straus & Miller's.
 We will have fine dressed turkeys fresh oysters. loose and in cans; fine California celery; California and Flo~ ida oranges. Call on us. Mccain Grocery Co.
 A friend of ours asked Us why we used his name as an advertisement. We can't help it if the boys ask him to meet them at our place. Nowland's cigar store, 106 West Second avenue.
 Remember the Charity ball, for benefit of the widows and orphans home, by the Pine City lodge. No I56, at Bluff City club Tuesday, De eember 31. 1901
 Another fresh lot of Belmont's and Monticello's received. and we are ill shape to give you the best for the money. Nowland's cigar store, 106 West Second avenue
 Pine City lodge, No. 156. l. o. o. F., will give a Charity ball for the
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Daily Graphic.

FAUETLEss IN NAME, FAULT LESS in grade, The very best flour that ever was
 made. Your grocer is FAULTLEss for he has 1t on hand, And you can bet he is having a FAULTLESS demand. For biscuits fine, and cale divine, For rolls and mullins sweet, Use FAULTLEsS flour, the choicest flour That's ever made from wheat. Try just one sack is all we aske Then you will bless the hour, When first you heard that magic name, The FhUtTtESS brand of flour.
 For Sale by
 LEADING GROCERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

Mrs. Grover Cleveland reports tn while the former president is gre " improved. he is still in ill heal end tht he 5 unable to attend to bV-. ness n4sttels She complains that tee ee aspondents.
 The condition of general Alger is 1aid by his physicians to continue tC
 prove.
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of Flour Distributed.

As has been the custom of the Cos 9el Hissie1 for several years to give . free diraef= Christmas to the3oo.. of tie city. Wednesday they 9at : f.s..ss= nel and it vas enjoyed by many. Be tWeen sixty and seventy nersons We.e made glad. While the dinner Wa pea as grand in many respects as some given before, yet it contained all that was necessary to make il q palatable one. Several scenes were quite toucll- ing
 oga barefoot ant. .=Jtlz zaz E={ e55t They Were readils supplied from a table of -zt-f la4.-tf 1ze girl and 5y ..=s.sy q e.=7., and nuts md -
 Eight. or more garments were giye,s s==zss. and sixty-one baskets and
 food. and tllirty-eight #e.s .zoul were carefully distribut- ed. The poor of the city will never forget the day.
 Rev. Holeombe and wife have the good will Of all the people in their untiring efforts to relieve the suffer ing wherever found. and they are thankful to the good people of the city for contributions for this worthy cause. Their work of seeing after the poor does not stop just at this Christ mas effort, but will continue during the winter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
 The regular annual meeting of tile. stockholders of the Bank of Pine Bluff will be held in the rooms of the board of directors, at their office. On Tues day, January II. 1902, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for other pa DO es.
 w. D. HEARN Cashier. The newspaper f. at once q natural advertisine H5si "A writ in Lippincott4 ' ..
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The New york Curb Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The outside mar
ket was generally quiet but some fair
advances were made in the most active
issues. including Tobacco is, which were
up about one point. 100000 being traded
in at prices ranging from GG7I to 6i5s.
American Can WAS up 4 to "a and the
preferred was Y higher, with sales at
IA.
About 5,0e9 shares of Bay State Gas
We're traded in at 1-l6 and /. a. G. Wood
bought and Halle Il. Stieglitz sold
Copper stocks We're steady. British Co
lumbia sold at lfl2 and Union Copper at
as. Royal Baking Powder preferred was
y lower at 10l1k.
Electric Light Reduction advanced u,
opening at 25s and moving up to 27s.
Mew YORK transportation was Ss higher;
selling at 113s. Seaboard preferred sold
at 50la. Cast Iron Pipe sold at Z.
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New York Cotton Market.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Quotations in the Wholesale PrOvi
sion and Grain Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept l0.r-Following are
today's quotations in the local wholesale
grain and provision markets:
Flour-Market was steady. Western Su-
per, S245Q2.55: Western Extra, 81. 2.6Rll3. %:
Western Family. So 325G3.s0; Winter Pat
ents, $3. 70li3.95: Spring Patents, s3.S5lIi 10;
Spring Straghts, 50. 3.75d3S5; Spring Ba-
kers', 81 9OG310; Baltimore Best Patents,
$50; Baltimore High+Grade Family, $3.50;
Baltimore High-grade Extra, $40; Balti-
more Choice Family. $780, Maryland, Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania Super, s2.45q2. So;
Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania Ex-
ira, s2.6OQ305; Maryland. Virginia and
Pennsylvania Family. s3.25g3.4O; City
Mills Super, S240a2.6O; Rio Extra, $3.50
3.S5: rye -four, medium to choice, s290Q
as.
Oats-The market was firm. Stock in
elevators. 363,326 bus; white, No. 2. 3slAG
SSAc; do, No. 3. 3714aSSc; do, No. 4, $40
37Ibc; do, ungraded, S7G3Sl4c; mixed
No. ?, 37IhM3sc; No. 3, 3Gl4437c; No. 4. 800
s6I2c; ungraded. 36G3sc.
Rye-Market was quiet. Stock in eleva-
tors rs 564 bus; No 2 nearby, in carlots.
1GG501.c: No. 2 rye, Bic; No. 1 rye, 524
j2Ihc: No Western rye, 51q57Iac, in ex-
port elevator.
Butter-Market was firm Creamery,
separator, extra. 2S423lAc; extra first. ga
22iA creamery first, 2l@2llec; do imita-
tion, extra, lSc: Iowa and Northwestern
ladle, extra l64l7c; do, extra first, l5Glbc;
Western store-packed, iSa14c; Ohio rolls.
first, l5Gtl6c; second, 13alic; West Virginia
rolls first, l4Gll5c; second. l3at1ic: Elgin
creamery prints, Ia-lb. 25d26c; do, lib
24a25c; do. 2-lb, 23424c; Maryland and
Pennsylvania. creamery prints, R-lb, 2i9
Ergs-The market is firm. Strictly
fresh. LiG17c; Western, 16Ml7c.
Poultry-Market quiet. Old fowls. 10laQ
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THE MARKETS OF EUROPE.
American Shares Firm with Vain
Enquiries for Gold.

LONDON. Sept 10-The stock market
was more cheerful today on stronger
hopes of President McKinley's recovery.
Easy contalgoes and small open ac-
count also helped matters. Investment
stocks We're assisted by the success of the
New South Wales loan, which, according
to rumor. was subscribed one and a half
times
The American department hugged close
to parity till the afternoon, with the pub
lie and professional traders inclined to
hold aloof Then New York purchases Of
Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Atchison,
and Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
caused late jump of more than a full
point. The close was firm. The general
contango is 4, with Louisville and Nash
vile and Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul scarce.
Loans and discounts are unchanged.
Austria has purchased on its arrival
from Africa gold to the amount of $4,000
at us 10Ad. America is enquiring for gold,
but there are no supplies.
Paris exchange is 25.21R.
Following are the London prices:
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Dull, with n sagging Ten.
dency In Corn.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Dullness was the
prominent feature in wheat with the mar
ket holding fairly steady in spite of the
heavy Northwestern receipts and lack of
response from foreign markets. Liver
pool was unchanged; Paris Izc lower.
There was some local selling on advices
from Minneapolis that the mills would
shut down unless the flour demand in
creased.
Corn opened steady and held so for a
short time under local bull support. La
ter this was withdrawn and prices gradu-
ally sagged on selling for the same ac-
count. Local bears also helped the de-
cline with fair offerings. Buying by the
latter near the close caused a slight rally.
There was nothing reported in the cash
line, and only two loads at the Seaboard
Oats were very duh but firm. The cash
demand at present is not quite so good
but this is Offset by light country offer
ings
The selling of January products by
some of the packers together with
realizing by local longs in October lard
made a lower market in provisions The
closing was firm at Il partial recovery
Cash trade continues good for both meats
and lard.
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lie per lb; spring chickens. 1llad12c;
ROSTERS. 25a30c apiece; ducks, Sd9c lb.
Green coffee-Market steady. No. (Rio
grade). 55sG5Sc.
Roasted conee-Market steady. Bulk
roasted Conjecture Java. 3l15c; Mara
caibo 2llac; pure Laguayra. 2lkc; pure
Santos, 1Sc; African Java, 1Si2c; Rfo blend,
lie; Peaberry mixture, l61@c; pure Mocha,
99Ihc: Java-Mocha blend, &c. Crhese cof-
fees are in fancy bags, paper-lined) Ii
packed in cans or tubs. 1ac higher
Package brands-E. L. c., 1oO-lb cases.
lGi.c; 60-lb cases. 10 6-lOc; 36-ib cases,
10 7-1Oc. Lion coffee, in 100-lb lots, l06Sc;
in 60-lb lots, 10.1Sc.
Cotton-Market firm; middling, Sssc;
strictly low middling, size: low middling,
Sssc Stock in Baltimore, i59 bales.
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Washington stock Exchange.

sales-U. S. reg. As. sloOOOd1l29s; United
States Electric Light. certificate, H,Vvd
1O45s s., ,010010i&; Washington Loan and
Trust Company, 4M17S; Capital Traction,
2Gl03Ih. 30dlS24. 5Nl033s, 60ml0i; Washing
ton Gas, 1@6l; Lanston Monotype, l5o@l4
panv. common. 75aS5s; United States
coupon 3's. 81, ,OGOGl0S5s; Washington Gas.
5Oa6OIk; Mergenthaler Linotype, 5@l6S12
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FINANCIAL.
NOW'S THE time

OF year when speculation in COTTON commences
TO quicken; southern SPECTATORS take hold and
the planter trades in the option against his ma
turing crop, so the market becomes active. At
present not single option is selling at cents;
last year they sold above u cents Another de-
hcient crop is anticipated. Owing TO recent
agitation, the Revision Committee, on September
l3, will probably revise the grades placing the
low grades their legitimate basis, which VIII
relieve the New York market Of the pressure Of a
large stock OF low grade Cotton, enhancing the
value of the remainder. The worlds absorption
will exceed TO- 10000 bales; spinners admit
ted practically bare of stocks: the invisible sup
ply is exceedingly small. These facts should
bring about another period of high prices; lie
last year. We buy and carry COTTON in multi
pies Of 100 bales upward. on minimum margin
of 81 per bale. Send for our weekly Cotton Let
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Earnings of Railways.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10-The following
reports of earnings of railways were sub
mitted today:
Gross for the first week of September:
Wisconsin Cent. s1I2,co0 sIO9,095 sIo5 1873
Gross for the fourth week of August:
1901 1909. 1879.
Chatt SOUTH. SAT- SSH s2,l2i
North Pacific. l,279,5s l,l2l9s2 955,562
Gross for the month of August:
North Pacific. ss,522,0g7 ss,OS7,sls s2,5Gs, ,5s5
Gross from July /:
1901. 1900. 1929.
North. Pacific. s6,711,76i s5.771,02o s4,9Is,7Is
Wisconsin Cent. 1,1S7,Gs5 1,O29,55i 1,O5g,I47
July:
Oper. exp. 295'Isi SO2, i67 Dec 7,2s5
Net ..... sn,e52 sls,44o Dec. s6,797
The Wabash reports for the fiscal year
ending June 30:
100 1900. 1889.
Freight s11. l5s 800 So $40 sg,2l2. .691
Passenger 80. i.as2.69 I,47i.652 1896, ,lo2
Total gross .sl7, ,554, i65 sleilO,99O si4,s93,97l
Expenses:
Conduct, trans. si.76599o s4,Si4,25S si,44O,7ss
Motive power. 9.eO9,SI5 2,Go5,e25 s,129,zs7
Gross for the fourth week of August:
seaboard A L.. sa7ssas 7i"ii sass. as2 .soi iso ..
Gross for the month of August:
1901. 1900. 1899
Seaboard A. L. S9l3.sI2 s774.g0s 49,.
The Southern Pacific reports for July,
including mileage and operation-ef- -Hous-
ton and Texas Central and other con-
trolled Texas lines:
1901 1900
Gross ....... 81, ,632, ,O4 s5,7s6O15 Inc. ss4GO79
Mileage ...-.. s,763 $500 Inc. 1Gi
Exp. & t1es.. Abs, ,lT0 3.sjO,972 Inc. 2s7 2O7
Net -...... s.. .49S, ,9I5 s1,9350iS Inc. sos, s72
Total net income was $2,5S9 s15: fixed
charges, 81 Go, ,619, and betterments and ad-
ditions $685. leaving a balance on July
of
The Washington times., 1901-09-11

The wabash securities were strong.
President Ramsey is quoted AZ saying
that the outlook for the coming year is
most hopeful for the company. The loss
on corn freight will be compa aratvely
small matter. as only about 10 per cent
Of the Wabash tonna &c is in corn. Against
this there viii be the immense exposition
business of the company to he figured on.
and number of other extra items of
urofit