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The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21
u,s,ova Bros. & co... Cotton Letter

New York, April 20.-Our market opened
with sales of July at s.1Sc, S.l4c, s.l'c,
and after selling at slice, ruled at S.lSc at
II m. Liverpool advanced sharply on
the weather report of the recent heavy
rains and the covering demand az the END
of the week. 1t is curious that the near
NV positions advanced more tnan the
new cron which should show the effect
of bad weather. Our market opehed
steady al an advance not equal to the
Improvement abroad. closing quiet ana
steady at points advance on the ola
and Two to three points decline on the
new. The latter were affected by the bet
ter weather predictions of the government
for the next few days. Receipts arc
heavy at the ports and interior towns
wan street was a heavy seller of Mays
and a buyer Of Julys, transferring the'.
holdings of May which they were expected
10 receive outside OF this feature lheic
was little trading to note except thdt
offers of the new crop were difficult to
sell.
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY-Money easy.

MONEY-Money easy.
FOREIGN MARKETS Market
steady. Commercial demand. A.S7A; sixty
days, 1884; ninety days, $i.S21z; francs,
Paris and Havre, sixty days, 5.19s4; Swiss,
sixty days, 5.205s Belgian, 5,21A marks,
sixty days, 81 11-16; ninety days, "a Tile.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady;
banks are buying at 1-l6 discount and
selling as follows: SIS and under. 1Oc pre-
MUM; s25 to $50, 15c premium; $50 to $500.
zoe premium; 500 to $500. 25c premium;
$500 to $1,000, Is premium; 1000 and over,
Use per NJ
SECURITIES-Offerin are light all
around, with fair demand.
Stocks.
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Northern Pacific l4SO0; Ontario and West
ern $500; Pennsylvania 1890; st. Paul
1863, coo; southern Pacific 5000; Southern
Railway $1,000; Southern Railway preferr-
ed ll,O0O; Texas Pacific 2S,60o; Union Pa
cific lo32O0: do preferred l4,S00; Wabash
preferred 70, 100; Amalgamated Copper al
900; Smelling and Refining aSSo; Ameri-
can Tobacco $500; Brooklyn Transit as
GOO; Anaconda Mining 6,l0O; Peoples Gas
$500; Sugar 1920; Western Union $500;
United States Steel S4,S0n; do preferred
a
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sugar and Coffee.


sALT-Demand - fsir and the market
steady; carload iois, lg0-Dound buTisp
sacks, &c. lD0-pOund cotton facks. a..
liO-pOund 5uriap sacks. slhc li9-pSund
cotton sacks. 5Zzcs Izs-DDlnd bar.
lap sacks. 5si1c. lzs-pOuno cotton sacks
5glke: zJ9-pOund buflap sacks. H.
HIDES Market firm: 1fy gini. ~. dry
salt. SOC. green falfed, ".
WOOI-AomlBsls prime Georgia. free
Of ssnd burs an0 black sOol. ST.. black
I5c: bury, l0c. Ws1. zcs talloa. g.
Deer skins DC
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DRY GOORS.

New York, April 20.-The demand for
dry goods has been of ordinary proportions
on home account. In staple cottons and
coarse colored goods business is dull and
unchanged. Business still doing for ex-
port. No new feature in prints or ginghams.
American cotton yarns steady for weav
ing varieties, but hosiery yarns weak.
Wooden and worsted yarns dull and irreg
ular. Linen yarns firm.
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NAVAL STORE Gs.

Saturday, April 20.
Spirits-The turpentine market opened
firm at 3117c, with sales of 25s and closed
firm and unchanged, with closing sales of
1879. The demand was reported as salts
factory from all sources. The receipts
were 952. and the exports 1902.
Rosns-Fairly active trading was re-
ported in the rosin market to-day. The
opening showed q pretty general revision
Of prices. K and above were advanced
sc, and G and below were. marked down
SC. The receipts were 1859, the sales at
the opening 94S, and the exports 99S. Prices
as follows.
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COTTON

The cotton market closed steady and I'M
changed to-day. The demand was moder-
ate and the day closed without any sales
Of consequence being reported. Offerings
from The interior continue to be limited
with holders reserving their cotton for
more attractive prices. For 70 b., snip
ment buyers were bidding S-9-16c TO SsSc,
with some business being done at the out
side figure. Receipts 2,230, against 1883
last Year. and 1.15S year before last
The following were the official spot quo
tations at the close of the market at the
Cotton Exchange today;
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Charleston, 5. c., April 20-Turpentine
steady at 31c. Rosin firm and unchang-
ed.
Wilmington, N. c., April 2o.-Spirits
turpentine. nothing doing; receipts 30
casks.
Rosin steady at $l.05d1.10; receipts 342.
Crude turpentine quiet at $l.10 and s2.10;
receipts, 81.
Tar steady at 1920; receipts 245 i-f f
New Orleans, April 20.-Receipts Rosin
230 barrels. Exports to Dublin, rosin, 700.
New York, April 20.-Turpentine quiet at
S5l5d36c. Rosin dull. Petroleum dull.
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SQVHldl b0lk I Trust 60.
Capital $3.50, 900. IT,.

JOSEPH d. WEED, President.
JOHN C. ROWLAND, Vice President.
VIM. f. McCAULEY. Cashier.
S. l.. CLAY, Assistant Cashier.
A general banking and exchange bust
ness transacted.
Savings Department interest computed
quarterly.
Accounts OF merchants, banks and cor
poratons solicited.
American Express Companys letters of
credit issued available in all parts of the
world.
Collections carefully made and promptly
accounted for.
Safety deposit boxes and storage vaults
for rent.
Correspondence invited.
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g. nM. Ne e. $50 SO q e,c rsinsh.
3 .rcarf tFfrta e.. 4peapt tfirks. ~,
snloHff feFrarFH. raf haN NNtA5 noteA
hffrarf is aeEs e. 49, Waiisia. natf-
lsaffalf NH
MGNFV~ Msfkef 4uiat NlfnrNls an4
Fltfsia rFflH taFfaf af aAtr sei.irw
AZ fesnM fNFaf AeHfe a. FHfiE
lfOH az Far faaaant stfsstrt o.
fssffs.f saNas Ea..an
HftNN maHrH fsala Az
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COTTON FUTURES.
The Closing Steady at Points
Higher to 3 Points Lower.

A"e S'osIhS steady at Points
Higher to 3 Points Lower.
New York, April 2o.-The cotton market
opened quiet and firm with prices 5 to Z
points higher on general buying led by
shorts and European exports. Trading
level following the call was to s points
above last nights closing with sentiment
bullishly influenced by strong Liverpool
cables, smaller receipts South, less favor
bic crop and weather reports, a bad
Chronicle review of the week in the belt,
and reports that demand for cotton goods
was improving. The English market was
expected to come IL points higher, but
few traders looked for net rise of ia to
3 points In futures and a gain of l-32d in
spot cotton abroad. Private cables at
tributed the firmness to bad weather re-
ports, the smaller receipts and belief
that summer month manipulation would
be attempted in our market. Wall street
and several export houses were support
ers of the July option, room traders sold
cautiously for a reaction. Unseasonably
low temperature was the chief cause for
complaint. By 1890 o'clock the market
was off several points from the top I'M
der profit-taking and increased sellers
for a sharp decline. Whereas early trad
ing was very slack, business steadily in
creased as prices worked their way
downward. The South, the West, and
some of the more reliant bears sold on
the reaction.
The near months were bid up in the
last few minutes by shorts The new
crop months were neglected and sagged
point or two.
The market closed with prices points
higher to points lower.
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ARRIVALS OF THAINls
EHnM

wsenlfrenf puiinsn aunNt aieerlrw
car sfrplre % Wssa.uEfan, uaiilsneff.
pfnaifirfGa snd NeH Eafk. atsp o.
~ kH0aal.fs ara TaFupA.
Biairr cars ffur 1lrkHarfliie % Attrn-
lef ar1 Iti tnnnsi 60 &ew Vera
gurft paflaf rara haFsuEs1 60 Maaf.
fofnefr
roF aAfiftanaf NfarmNflaA HNrRF -
Tlrkss Oa1e. mlu an1 Huaa streets.
't.foaf 81
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H. & B. BEER,
Cotton Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS.

Members of: New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change. New York Cotton Exchange and
Associate Members Liverpool Cotton AS
ISOLATION.
Special attention given to the execution
OF contracts for future delivery in cotton,
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naranare cad BsIIaIag ssppilss.

LIME CALCIUM PLAETEHa AID
Cement-Alsb amG SO Deoffis lin8f u
fair demand. snd sel "a " cents : baf-
rol; special osleineq piafiff. Nis ~ bsfs
rel: hair fu5e. hDte1als cemf1i q 80
Ls. carload iots special. Ionaen4 cs.
ment, retail q Zgi cafloa1 lofs q g1az 81
NBEI-Nsrkff 4uH sgDff EfSN
DIES per 81 feet e. heNn iles 0tsEa4,
~ each minlmpm esfy size gsfl fts.t
gl00I050. cor Elis o. aoet ffaaf fn
depending ~ ienstA sls4il, falp sfeest
$500
OlL- Waylla sifedyi ofnsnq faH. 80.
nal 6lft59e. Hef NifRHa HHfE e0
lar8. 5s nesfsfqoi gygfee msfhNffF I1a
~. 8nseeg Oh eH. 81 bqssg ~
igc, PraW'F asfrai ifs asssenFsa Steve
gaso.ine. lrpmf D'sei ssaisg ~ bsgfft
sfoY D5op SO, D. o. go ists.
q 81. chilled $50
1908 Asrss s'ss9g "tnss o.
NAIis ~. ~ Is Dsse sse Ngg 49,,
bhRHND Nfft oil ~ 49, loa issalaaa
GFhfpNffh ~ 49, feffs fssak
faet "a hft hfFf M aYsftaH ftft
F5 n.nnffen aa0fsnk safNr ttHa
& ~ AuauI asn0ffinsr hHH ttff eel
qparf #M afft feane NH afH
louu4 W. iesf A 49, asff
feffes DsssfsE ssa Fbfs
pAGgfhg narfe Nu 8Hs
noanat fa eeafas 10 taaia.
plts aie.pHf asReNAa ffses asffa
Asseg hsass sss fsss
~ tYh Hafkf NfM H HHas
Ra aHn o. ftHtIH
Ina ~ atNfHNf 49, ~
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"oeh same day last year ........ 4S4Ol6
Daily Movements at Other Ports
HaINeston-s-eady; middling S9s; net re-
Ts'ots' 5O44; gross, S044 sales 1871; stock,
New Orleans-Steady; mlddling, G-15;
Iecelpts, 2,ll6; gross, 2,1l6; sales, 1900;
stock, 2lSS77
:. Nooie-Quiet; middling s; net receipts,
gross l8; sales 50; stock 1877.
OIL "'' s'on-Firm; middling, s.; net re-
N'rtS' 10; gross, 40; sales. 80; stock. 5,230.
" Hmngton-Firm; middling rs; net re-
'yPts, 50; gross, 50; stock, 7,1OO.
NurIolk-steady; middling, Sis; net re-
seiPts' 9s3; gross, 9SS; sales, 60; stock a.
ga. naI'mo re-Nominal; middHng. 5-1s;
stock, 50l2
co I'VE" York-Quiet middling, sss; net re-
B p'a' '-9 gross, 1,573 stock, 1859.
n'S'on-Holiday.
- HIadelphla-Firm; middling. S5s; net
'erelpts 10; gross l75; stock. 466s.
'hsaecla-Net receipts. %: gross 40.
1Hy Movements at Interior Towns.
~ ta-Quiet, steady; middling S1a
stock, 30142
W.. "'' pnis-Steady; middlng. 1-16 net
no 'p's' 1854; gross, 1885, sales. $50; stock,
louls-Not received.
r,.l ~. innati-Nominal middling So; net
Az, 'lS ia; gross, ia; sales. 400; stock.
co p,'o,.-st6ona---steady; middlIng, sss net re-
''S' $50; sales, sc: stock, 65s74
2Iisylle-Firm; middling, 50.
Doris OF Cotton This Day
1..'e-lon-TO the continent. l.273.
:, preans-To Great Britain, 1850.
HT continent. i6,49O; coast wise. 2.i35
'i.e-Coastwise, 100
~. -l u naa--C oastwise. 1908.
,o.io .k-coaslwise, IN.
fork-To France. 1914.
saro.a-ro the continent. 20.
~ foreign exports from an ports this
lr-. Vrent Britain. 1890: 20 France,
.N me continent, i7g2.
o. lllpiRn exports since sept. T. lsO-~
b.. .t Britain, 2575 us. 10 France, 639,-
no ''c ooptinont. 2.Wgb2s.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21

Note-These quotations are revised
daily. and are kept a. near 90 possible
IN accord With the prevailing wholesale
prices. Onicial quotatio are not uae1
when they disagree Witn the prices whole
salers ask.
Country Rpd NoFthsrp Produce,
POULTRY Hens. s5Qs5ci roosters. go
3d.; ducks. gbff35c.
EGG5-Fresh, candfed. l5c
BUTTER fhe tone IT the market D
nrm Quotations. Cooslug, lte New
York state dairy 2.c. eNua Elslns g
Mtlc.
CHEESE Market nrm; fancy fau
cream cheese. 1890 Coz ~ A. a-pouna 49,
oragea, b 10 e0-p9ani aYeFaseF. lae.
kaFig AeRcfelieF.
uusH POTATOES Norlnen, gN
sack
CAnHs9E hauel .. NNeW
oNtONa EgypuAn stckf 3 ". erpftl
$40
muamNmfNlfa NNHn ANA aaruNa
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21

CORN-Market, firm: white. Job lots.
GSo; carload lots 62c; mixed corn. JOB
lots. Gle: carload lots, coo.
RICE-Market steady: demand good;
fancy head, &c; fancy. 5'9c.
Prime ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Good ..............-...s......... .454AfA
Fair ltHfa2
Common ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OATS-No > mixed. carload. SIC. Job
lots, 4Oc; white clipped cars. ale; job
lots. 43c.
BRANDON lots, sil0: carload lots. si.o5.
HAY-Market steady; No. ]. timothy.
job, 97lac@sl.O0; cars. 95c; No. >. s2ik4s5c.
job, SOC.
Fruits and Nuts.
APPLES F. Northern variety. fancy
Baldwins. $5.OOa5,25.
ORANGES California navels. So.
seedlings S2.50Q2.15.
BANANAS .25@i75
LEMONs-Market steady al 500.
PRUNEs-40s TO sos. i0c: Cos 10 ees, So
COS to 70s, &c. los TO sos. size: SOS 10 sas.
&c: Cos to zoos. 5lkc.
PEANtTTs-Ample stock. fair demand
market nrm; fancy handpicked. Virginia.
per pound, 5i4c; hand-picked. Virginia.
extra. 4Ac: y. c. seed peanuts sikc.
NUTS-Almouds. Tarragona ice: wi
cas-. Ice: walEuts. French. i2c: Naples.
121kc: pecans. l2c; Braziis 14c: nlberts.
l8c; assorted nuts. 5-pound and z5-pound
boxes. 12c.
Dried aud EvaporRtsd FruIts.
APPLES vaporated. Cqgskc: sun
dried 5a5iac
APRICOTs- Evaporated sec pound
nectarines. sizc.
RAIsINs-L. l.. sl.75: imperial cabi-
nets, $50. loose, 0-pound boxes. Glsc
pound
PEACHES Eyaporated. peeled. lCkc.
unpeeled. 81. q9c.
PEARS-Evsporated SIC.
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ESTABLISHED 1872.

HENRY BEER. BERTRAND BEER
EDGAR Fl. BRIGHT.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21
FLUCTUATIONS IN FUTURES.

New York, April 2O-Cotton futures
opened quiet and firm and closed steady
Prices as follows:
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"Deterr1ining the character and financial
responsibility Of your Broker, Il as Inn.
poftnnl as The selecilon OF rlght stoeks.|
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21
NEW ORLEANS CoTToN MARKET.

New orleans, April 20.-Cotton futures
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21

Char. Col. &, Aug. lst 81. 1909 los
chat. & Gulf n. n. per cent
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-21

.,,oa Trading Reported in the
eot cotton Market Interior
,toi5ers show no inclination to
N ot ConcessiOns-LOcal and
photographic Markets.
The Morning News Office,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28
WATER MAINS
RECOMMENDED
Fire and Water Committee Decide
on Measures.

The council are aud water commit.
tee. az It's meeting laat uisht, decid -
"a "a recommend the passage ut The
following measures relative Co las
ing water mains TWsiVestuch water
main on Harrison street FROM -Four
tDouth ta Slneteepth avenue ON
Twenty sixth avenue fum Neslvr
way to IudkinH street on queen
Anne avenue from 9iaiar O. Hoy on
Fourth fuam Republican o. Roy.
THE committee viii report adverse .
ly nu the petition 81 property owners
Tor tWu4tueh water main on Fifih
uNvnur north between Ward ana
Aloha. one half she gest o. De- borne
hN tho property owners aud tho
amount credited On theif water bills,
Instead an ordinance viii be- pre-
scented providing for the layinE ~ a
regular slssiueh main. \ similar
petition fof a f0o=tneh main On TAy
lnr avenue ftum Prospect Go Lee, was
rejected n the property owners
want ta PAY the entire cost them
selves. an ordinance providing Tor
the two inch main will be- intruduc
90. Aisu like petition Cor main
on Fifth avenue north from NjEh
land drive 20 Caller WIS rejected, II
was decided te introduce an ordin-
ance Tor a six Inch main there ~ the
property viii stand the assessment,
10 not To tay tWo-ineh main AZ the
entire cost Of the property.
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cokERHIse PArRoLmaN mErFoRp.

The a Of the cAiet Of police suanenduF raomUp
Menord commanding M be dismiss
"a A. peee reputable
qaars We're here nothing else damaging Muars RECORD
ser his attitude immediately before kus 90
Chief yedth would be sufficient aasnmeut
Menof convicted himself
er the approached
Med was in the Of shaking hands condn and
tefnning 10 COMPLIMENT
svong suspicion that this removal "
iet Meredith Nteuords
I'd him for falling deliver collected fallen
BE that as We shah further the character ~
The motive which
bier conslaine The kernel policeman ands
occasion. especially while rounds pgh
hahtual
and COMPLIMENT HIM ABOUT SOMETHING OTHER" do
ing mighty anything
spectacle
with Meredith Nenod called Toni Wfenehed the pistol
from Meredhs began
him. Tom MEANING GIVE MERE
DfTH' How dtd What eustine MEANT
IL scarcely for officer paid by the whole people 60
the
those laws Menod
What viii Do vi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-28

% the resignation 20 the secretary
~ the commission Eeslguations
have lately been made when the
commission hat no ofHcimi know.
ledge ~ them. The order was pnsa.
"a 90 do away with this annoyauce.
John birmingham has fled claim
% $1,000 damages against the city.
he says that On June rs. about
o'clock In the morning. hs fell into
sewer mauhnte At the northwest
corner - First avenue aud Nesirr
way. which fuanhals had negligent
~ been left open that from the fail
he sustained permanent internal tn
1uries. lie therefore demands no.
ooe Tor the Injuries. mental anguish.
loss u time and money paid out Tor
medical assistance.
a=sas=aafaa=es=as==
Dr. WaExunsr. Rest sseth. fTs
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a PRETTY WEDDING
Charles G. Siansbury and Miss
Marioy Glib Married.

Charles G. sfansbury and Miss
Martory Glib were united IN the
bands Of holy we.Iloek last wedncs-
day evening At The residence Of the
brides parents at Dunlap. The res
iGence Is beautifully situated. pic
turesqueiy overlooking the Alpine
landscape Of Lake Washington. the
woosied foothills and Two ranges Of
sfaw capped. saw teeth mountains
Which rinse their jakErd crestE into
The cernie2n blue The pafiarp we're
fragrant with the odur ~ many
iipwerH The ceremony WIS perform
ef b. Rev. ". a. SnaGlding while
the bridal couple stood under a
marriage hell uf white roses and car
nations Mr.. Saanahurv II an en-
pi0ye Of the Seattle postoffice.
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Mortality Record.

Gordon Duninn. aged IS years.
died al stallacoom yesterday. The
body will he brought Is this city b.
Hutferva arfh for Iufafmaut
Nina Mason. aged - years dauKh-
Ter OF Mr. and NfH T. u Mason. %
si12 Eighth avenue. died yesterday
al the family residence
Funeral sunday A. =. m. from
residence.
George ". Hoffman. aged 80
years. died AZ Providence hospital
yesterday ~ pneumonia The tuner
~ viii be- held from IlaumeY a stew
arts chapel sunday afternoon az
% o'clock. under the auspices -
Olive Hraneh ludEe. Nc. I. !. -. q. =.
e=assz= g.
Se~ hath houses. Mafrona villa.
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AIToHNrYh.AI ~.


WM "a. BuTTAEH. attorney az
law. suits prosecuted aud defend
90 In Hil courts. - years expert
encr Proceedings in bankruptcy,
Companies Incorporated. AbntfE cts
carefully examined Collections
made IN all parts Of the Uuited
States. Highest commercial ana
bank references. bf8 Third ave-
nue. Phone. Main 1000
H"EcNEgr. 4. civil and Grimm
practice. n years actual rHpcii-
gnre consultations free Room y.
Arlington hotel lover ppntDincrJ ,
phone Main a1e.
}. =. BALL. u and y lt0xweil block.
100 Columbia St Phone, Blue 3d.
General practice In all The courts.
Damage cases Specially.
Moderate Fees Cons 5ltatlon Free.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. COUNSEL
or-at-iaw. Dexter tforton Rank bid
~ =. FOSTER Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main ~.
% u. AAnTIS. so Mutual life bid.
J. 4 KELLOGG. ~ isaiivs building.
BENs0S 4 aust . Host0n hiose
W. u i.AABuTH. tos-k Pacific blk.
a g MACDONALD. 800 Bufk. sid.
Root. Palmer a brown. pioneer BID.
u e CoSoVER. 42-G Halter bldg.
LYMAN : KNAPP 10 Halter bldg
o. WAN KIM ~ Burks bidg.
} y DOUGLAS. 5ol New York ok.
RIcHspp OSBORN 7os.s NY bk
3 8. LANoLANp. 90 New York Dix
HORACE pETER. SIS New York BIZ
rIEnnE 2 kknRY SO secona.
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Posimistress Wins.

Mrs. Elizabeth Sloan, postmisirssa
a. stones landing. has a right "a
erect her cottage on the county
u hart at that place. The faeiic Ma
tlonal Bank # Tacoma questioned
ruch right. eanlsndink that the
structure stopped access 60 their
property. A Iuf3 passed on the case
yesterday James Churchill. repre-
hentlng the bank. SOC into trouble ~
forribiy preventing Mrs. Sloan from
erecting the structure and VII De-
tried Hnan before judge Grimm Tor
malicious destruction % property.
New York life fnz. -. Sev York Hik
Diamond ies- That's = hat you need
10 keep enuf Tel. Main tHt8
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MAY BECOME
THE PASTOR

The pulpit Al the First pfeahyter-
ian church Wiit BE- allea next sun
cay by Rev. otis II smith former
b. % Hay city. Mich. Mr. smith
has been invited 20 conduct the ser
vices for a number Of "a hhatha, with
view 10 becoming the permanent
Eastor % that church.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnaTRAcT OF rlTLr.

OSBORNE. IHEAPER a Co. inc.
Abstract Company established
1854. Mining claim abstracts Base
mont Of the Mutual tsffe building
booth WhittisHey HaHfofd Abstract
CO. established 1868. basement Of
uallef block Telephone Main 1874
SEATTLE Abstract 60. n. y. Blk
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SERGEANT sUlLivAw's REMARK.

spossne hs Knew both parties surprised that the
John sullivan probably expressed the sentiment Of q the oc
ont OF spokane Il good obspokane
There's solid food Ter thought suuivan
to a
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PEOPLES SAVING BANK
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid up. 100 eeg r. G Nsafelcsr.
Grecniehf. asst cash Commercial
sasinFH and trust business
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid IN. ts1s. 60. sur
plus. t1s eo9.
J. Furth. pre-. J. q. Goldsmith.
vice pres. r. ' Anheny cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
National Bank of commercs
Paid ap capital. tl5o. 900
TrRuHacts general banking business
". G. Henry. pres r. II. Spencer.
cash. SAFE deposit vaults FOR rent
safe pspssit saait bors, isr Assi
THE FIRST SATfoSAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital $50. GO
General BANKING business transacted
J. u. Hgge. lr.. prea.. AZ. McMick-
en-. vic. pres. 1. Tarner. cash. Il
y. Parkhufst. asst cash. Exchange
on principal cities 81 n 8, Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
u reaftle. A general banking bual-
ness transacted. Deposits 81 800. 600.
A. chiiberE. pres. r l.. Gronda hi.
let vice pres. A. II soeiberg. cash.
} y Lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The canadian Bank of Cemmsree
Capital paid up............sa s.. OVo. 90
eight Million Dollarsl
Interest allowed on time deposits
A general Banking Business TrAns.
acted.
SEATTLE HRANCH-Corasr Of
James St and Second Avenue.
n a. CAMERON Mgr.
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AT White Lawn Waists. with
me turkn and hsmntitrhed GUNS
and front plat. anathsr with
broader turkn and handkerchief
front
AT 81 20 Two styles - india Llnon.
one with turkH and embroidery In
nrFtion another has a large sail
or collar. with lace INSERTION and
gdEluH
At o. o. OF india Llnan. with hem.
stitched tBNks and four rows swiss
insertion. another with two ruws
~ silk embroidered insertion ln
ushi and dark blue and lavender.
AT 81 = nf White Lawn. one style
With turka painted front uialt.
edged with me AL iaee rowe ~
pearl buttons another uith turks
and four rows faieueieuuea lunef.
ton
At Igfs Pine White Lawn. the
whole front Of Faisueirnnfn and
embroidery Insertion another with
hrmatitthed ard tucked sailor
collar. lace insertion and edginR.
At AT OF India Liuan. with bo-
i~Toi the whole ffamt ~ nun turka
and embroidery Insertion
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made an order that whsn any en-
plgye SHAH resign h shall tie his
resignation with the proper subord !
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