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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-24
Naval oommandant at Sam oa

Commander Uriel Sebree has been
detached from duty as inspector of the
twelfth lighthouse district of the Pa
cific coast and ordered to command the
Abarenda, and also to assume the du-
ties of commandant Of the naval sta
tion at Tuituila, Samoa, relieving Com
mander B. F. Tilley, who has just been
promoted to the grade of captain
Washington Post.
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MIR. William NJ. Minton. late
with Gear, Lansing & Co., is
now associate d with US as sell
ing agent for the island Realty
Company.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING .

AFTER NOVEMBER / WE WILL
be prepared to fill orders for eggs for
Matching from pure bred White Leg
horns. Price, SO per setting; two Set
tings, IS.
We still have a few fine Cockerels
for sale WfLLAMAT RANCH.
Wahiawa, Oahu,
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ANOTHER JURY TRIAL.

Before the jury case of Kapiolani Es-
tate VS.. Peck & Co. was taken up yes
terday, Judge Gear ordered a jury drawn
in the case of John Ii Estate Ltd. VS., r.
Kahine Mele, ejectment. The following
jury was secured: Henry Juen, J. R Ed
wards, Lawrence H. Dee, Z. Buffandeau,
Geo. F. kiuegel, Fred Angus, Jas r.
Shaw, Samuel Mania, Vincent Fernandez,
W. F. Helborn. Ernest Thrum and Jas.
.. Cockett. Various deeds and records
were introduced in evidence, and one wit
ness was examined
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL. NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to cornmu-
Eicate, either in person or by letter,
with Ensign Hattie E. LARA bee, ma
tron of the Salvation Army Womau's
Industrial Home, 488 King street Ho-
nolulu. 1919
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Wailuku Sugar Company.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the sharehold-
ers of the Waikiki Sugar Company
will be held at the Office of c. Brewer
& Co., Ltd. in Honolulu, on Wednes-
day, October 80, 1901, at $3.50 a. m.
Dated Honolulu, October 10, 1901.
5S95 E r BISHOP Secretary
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CRANE jury REPORTS

The grand jury made a partial report
yesterday, returning but one Indictment
A final report will be made this morn
ing, and it is being awaited with much
interest. Yesterday the grand jury sum
moned before it several legislators, which
gave rise to many sensational runors.
The true bill returned yesterday was
against Albert Grelck, who was charged
with the horrible crime of stealing sun
dry kegs of beer. The report of the jury
IA not state the final disposition of the
aforesaid product, nor did it explain
what connection the recent visit of the
jury to the brewery, on hot day, had
with the crime alleged in the indict-
teInf
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HAWAIIAN TRIBE, NO. |, I.0.R.M

THE REGULAR MEETING OF
Hawaiian Tribe No. 1, I. o. R. NJ, will
take place this Thursday evening,
October "a, 1901, at 7:3O o'clock, at
st. Antonio Hall, Vineyard street.
IMPORTANT TRIBAL BUSINESS.
Visiting brothers and members OF the
Tribe are respectfully invited to at
tend all meetings.
Per order.
JOHANNES F. ECKARDT, p. S, q
Chief of Records.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
@ssHaleakala RanchgCompany.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the sharehold-
ers of the above company will be he'd
at the office of c. Brewer & Co. Ltd,
in Honolulu, on October IS, 1901. at ,
p. m.
Dated Honolulu, October 10, 1901.
$3.50 E. F. BISHOP. Secretary
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COURT NOTES.

An order to correct an error in the title
of the real estate of the Pestana estate
sold recently, was filed yesterday
An amended complaint has been filed
in the case of VIM. F. Jocher vs.. Carl H
Patzig, suit on foreclosure of mortgage
on note for 1920.
Judgment was found for plaintiff for
$52 and costs IN the case of T. B. Muir
ray VS.. 3. F. White, by Judge Gear yes
terday. This was n suit for bill for car
riage repairs, the defendant putting in
counter claim The court holds: DE,
PENDANT has not satisfied the court that
he has counter claim against plain
tiff. He cannot now set up such claim
with success where it is shown that he
did not make the claim prior TO the suit
being brought
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[ MON Mill Company.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Union Mill Company will be held at
their office in Kohala at 10 o'clock on
Monday, November T. 1901
H. II. RENTON,
1885 Secretary.
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Eva Plantation Company.

THE sToCKBOoKs OF THIS
company will be closed to transfers
from Thursday, October "a, 1901, TO
Thursday October 81 1901, inclusive.
W. 4. BOWEN,
1894 Treasurer
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C. NJ. Hays may be appointed presi-
dent of the Erie Railroad.
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F. j. LOwREY. President.
A 3. WOOD, Vice President
J. A. GILMAN, Secretary and Treas
urer.
f. ]. AMWEG, Auditor.
CHAS. H. GILMAN, Manager.
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JURY WANTS
To KNOW
Observation-Disclosures
Laws Bother
Them.
GRAND JURYS
PARTIAL REPORT
Jury in KapioIani Case Having a
Session-New Jury Trial
Begun.

The case of Kapiolani Estate VS.. E.
Peck & Co. was submitted to the jury
shortly before o'clock last evening. The
upon the opening of court AT / O'Clock,
]. T. DeBolt and W. A. Kinney arguing
the case for defendant and plaintiff re-
spectively. The court instructed the jury
" sent to the jury room At 6 o'clock
no agreement having been reached. the
jury was called into the court room and
instructed to refrain from discussing the
sent out in charge of Bailiff Ellis, who
returned with them at 100, and delibera-
tons were resumed.
AT S o'clock the jury asked to be called
into court, whereupon Foreman Austin
requested that the instructions of the
court as to what constitutes a legal mar
riage be repeated. Judge Gear complied
with the request, and then Austin asked
If the same law was in force in Hawaii
as in California, Iowa and New York
relative to common law marriages. The
court replied that it was not marriage
certificate and ceremony is necessary
here, but the records themselves need not
be introduced in evidence.
| Juror Jones wanted to know that if in
California when a man deserted his wife
for number of years, he could come
back and claim his wife again.
Judge Gear remarked that the question
had nothing to do with the present case
| The juror replied that he was aware OF
/ that but was curious. (The jury had
+. evidently been discussing the question,
| The court promised to enlighten the
jurymen at the conclusion of the case.
| Then Austin wanted to know if the jury
| should take into consideration the evi
dence in the Cummings case. in which
he said, witnesses testified positively a:
/ to the marriage.
4 The court said that the jury was t
judge the evidence, and the jurymeI
were sent into their room again.
At II o'clock the jury was sent to thu
] Hawaiian Hotel to spend the night.
/ The probabilities are that no agreemen
will be reached, at least during tn
night.
ORPHEUM WILL BE SOLD.
Judge Gear made an order yesterda
for the sale of the Orpheum theater, t
be held November 10Th. This order wa
made in the case of Desky VS.. The Or
pheum Co. the Supreme Court havin
remanded the matter to the lower cour
for further action, with an order that tn
date of sale in the decree be changed.
Mr.. Ballou asked that the sale of tn
place be postponed until negotiations no.
in progress may be completed. He state
that the Orpheum theater of San Frar
cisco was figuring on including the Hor
oiuIu play house in its circuit, and h
asked for time to communicate wit
these parties, as he thought the none
could be raised TO pay off the mortgage
Mr.. Silliman asked that the date of sal
be, fixed for week from next Saturda.
and Mr.. Ballou requested that the ordt
be held IN allegiance for short time. III
court finally fixed the day for auctio
of the property for Saturday, Novembt
10th.
GRAND JURY REPORTS.
The grand jury made partial repoI
yesterday, returning but one indictmen
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1894
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13
San bleD b%el6reOet!

1orleben tom en- perion meo aft
Segn paa 0gbitumbeo ino / en- 5ora
refining. Og oa ban naturligbis ION
DeDItum lite tunbe tale, itreb ban pdu
en- Gap Yapir fpl9enbe til1pnelaoenoe,
Ianbf9rbige Orb:
Seq er beoitum og a~rbeioslBs -
gio mig liOt!"
SelpFplgeIig unbIoO benne forte,
men gribenbe Stilbring life at gre
Opbt Snotrpt paa ben unge Dame /
5orretningen.
Sum CAB itrats Oennes Gbef Seblen.
g}u traf bet fig imiolertib bOerten
b9rre eler bebre, enb at ben Itaftels
Oeb1tumme en- Sang tioligere baboe
benDttet oenne, bborfor Der paa oens
anoen SiOe fob:
Seq er bpbitum og iulten - glib
mig liOt at Ipiie."
5prretningens menneYfetGrlige Gier
l9Ite benne Sioe og roabte itrdts ub
i fit aetten, at Der ifulOe Iteres ct Bar
StDftar Smprrebrgb til ben Iultne
Wanb.
9porodn en- bsoItum bar funnel OBJ
fdtte bisie Orb. bar forelebi9 en- @aa>
be. Rot er bet imiolertib, at ban bar
forIbunoen, bd Wdben Tom.
Sad tom en- politibstient.
SO oa ban oiloe til at raobe bit
til Den bpoitumme, fiat oenne rolig lit
8Ipdnt og Papir / Gommen og Id9be:
o9e' bebsper 9i inte, !6r. 8etjent,
for ie9 berer elle's meiet gOot."
Soa MATTE ben at Yo~lititaitetten
turereOe 9r. urian paa politiitutioz
men.
s bans CONNER fanot maj flere
Seoler. Yaa en- at bisie baboe en-
0eloiGig Muno gioet ct Itriftli9t Of
flag, foroi Staflen 10 life tunbe 6pre:
,,9a Der tommer Iau mango at ben
Slags, tan jeg besOGrre lite giOe
noget."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

AT ban bar iulb giSbfb for at bare opoogei gioets
Glerlr. at ban beb 6i9lp al en- %nniterif Mirtnr,
hDis 5ammeniqtning ban alene tenofr, o. iom ban
MI liliaber iom 6eiu tat al a%arelana Sgaen eiter
bette lipgipenbe Wiobel, or Stano iii at belbreoe ale
oa enbuer al be Spgoomme, iom bet menHelteige Sc
gene lioer al. Ter aipes inseH Tpipl ON goftorens
GprtQtiaheo benue Saa, % be ~m9rfelige 6elbrebel=
fer, lom ban oaoIis n%bfsrer, ipnes at pGte ct tens
melia aobt NeDiS oerior. pans Baaitnnbe srunoer
ia paa innb 5ornnit % arnnoia Griarin8 rnoer en-
mlnaraarig eageprafRs. Oct toiter intet at preoe
hans mqrfelige .gipselfIir", iom ban talber TT 999ea
mlboeL, oa ban paa anmoonin9 ieuoer enbrer libenoe
NOT oerai iii at %uberbebiie BEN ON ornS Gpne til of
beIbrebe; man lgber nerior lille minbfe Rifto. Io9le
at be anfgrte Selbrebelier CT meaet mGrtuGrbige %
piIoe uappe bdpr troet, bois life panIiOeftse 9eriOner
a'Iaabe gibnesbpro BORON. Salte bar taitet BAT
arpiterne o. aaaet %omtring. otter at babe beunttet
geaemiOIet TO ener tire eange. Shae. Der bar bIeoen
aione 90 ION nbCbreoeIise al Steoets Eager, er
blepen %aeuaioet Selbreb % arGfter. Rheuntatisme
| (@iat), 0euraleia, Dlabfs, 9miertf=, Rpres, Blob %
! Snbinabomme iamt 9IGreOnoer foripiuocr iom oeo
| Irnneri. 0obebpine, HpapGri, Rerneiitet. 6ebrrz
inabomnie, 9Gring, poie. 5orfelelie, Aithmn, aa
tarrb. Grouiit % ale S1aoonme 6alien, a%nnaerne
ener andre qipsuraaner iiernes pan iorbanienoe fort
| lib. 8elpiS 2aulheb, eotomotor Atnrta, Satteriot,
9obagra, 9jertcipse % pGnIorboioer fureres bni tiat
ua uariat. Gette NiioOel renier belle Sbitemet, 9lct
ret Iaa oel fora & 'leoGuet, genOpretter normal Seroef
raft, Blobomigbet on iulbitGnoi8t oeIbreo uGiter
gebliffrIig. Der er inaen ygerionsdnie lie" boi
qiuets Slerir - ale % enbper bar ben iamrie Rpti'
peraf. Sirip ltrais eiter 9GaemiOlet; bet ienoes fri
iii enbuer liornbe. 0psiO, bpiIteH obaoom. &c Iibe'
at, o. ct ftiert RibbeI bsrimob pI bliue ienot Den
' frit meo omeaaenoe Boi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13
(Sluttes).

vt b dnbIe- 2ipets Sopebiog bet
bliber,
II pirte on at itabe uben Sleien;
hi bet | Sanbbeo Itsnne Ouge glbtr.
Der ipilbes meeen Sib / oaables Dg~
fen.
g fsrIt for TENT man floeer bumt %
bdarot,
1t man Far brsmt be bebfte 0age bort.
u. JeIbboff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13
g G. g 5rit tiIienot paa 5orlan9enoe. g
e3- 6friU @uun Oe &oresie t~goeli9. -wa

Ge er i%ngentiuo Iia nGfbmo= Rure".
Oct bril9er plebliffelig 9inorin9, euoog.
Ia | De uPrlte 6ilf9lbt. De. t%urer.r,
naar o1e onbre 8iua teller
3su Is. s. Neas fra NlIa 9liboe ST..
~ifriuer: @oers Prpueilaite al oNit9mas
6nte" mootaget | go Oroen. Seq fan
life ifrtue, boor tafnemmelis jeg er for
ben ginOriag. lom lss bar mpotd9et reo
ottte, seq var ell Slape, lenfet meo ell
faarlig pals 90 Aitbma 10 Aar Sea
tloeOe. at leg alorig piloe bIiue roif. seq
iaa eoers ltoertis emeut I'M 1oelb eoelie
for henne lirgtfcli9e O9 pineiuloe Spgs
bonn Nt9mdo og lroeoe, s bapoe at
l / nteaet, men ie ptloe bog grpOe bet.
Sil min SDerroife le bidip Oct. SenD
mig ell Tor 5lalte.
Ieu. Or. MOrris g9ediler, Rdbbi at
u@ong. 6udi Ssrdel". i%ttlutr:
Jtem DOrt. 3. San 1901.
3r. Gait ytebicine g.:
2grebe 6erterl 6oer5 yNf6mo Rur"
er ct ubmRrtet Ntiobpl moo A.bnd o9
Hay Fever, o. bets COMMUNICATING
linOrer for ale 9eiu Prlisbeoer, iom er
forbunbne meb Aitbma. Gets Birfniilg
er forbduienoe o. ulouu6erli9.
Giter at bdpe un5erl6Gt ben lneget mole,
tan ri li9e, at ,|NtbnoIen. inoeboloer IN
Gnprg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

Otter o%arelenae. iaalmotiae @ranfnimer % etns
bier al 5%oriiben9 itepeoe Siriiie. Ia bel iom Gfspe-
rimcnler paa Rliio rs gGgroiortitdts Omraaoe. IT
Br. 3ames ". aiOo, SOC ealtes sugnina. { Sort
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

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vrOpenafe tenOt frit paa fO~rtansenOe.

opiqt bet life @dp stbdaeea til: DIX. TAFT BROS. MEDICINE co, 10
East 13th St, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

tan ri ige, at ,Nfbnalen." n0ebolber in9en Cpmh DtOu1n, Nuo pm ehr qetpa.
@uas Reo. Dr. M orriS @ef6leI
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-03
Murphy & Coz. stock Letter.

New York. July 2.-In sympathy with
declines at London extending TO " point
the local stock market was quite reac-
tlonary at the opening. Abroad, the
weaker features were United States Steel
common, Reading common, Erie first pre-
ferred, and Anaconda. In that city, as
In this. the main influence seemed to be
the extreme hot weather which exertcd
depressing effect on speculative sentiment.
Now that the steel Industry has had
time TO consider the United States cor
poration strike II Ia a certainty that no
one regards the difficulty. To-day the
steel common dividend Will be acted up
on. Rains were reported IN the South
west and Nebraska ana the cotton and
corn crop scares we're not taken very
seriously Western dispatches say that
the Illinois Central viii get the Mime
apolis and 81. Louis July 49, on a guar
antee OF per cent. on the common and
Der cent. on preferred. Pennsylvania
lines directly operated show Increased
net earnings for May OF $4,000 The
Readlng strike has been settled without
recognizing the union. The declines IN
the market were led by the United
states Steel shares and st. Paul. Dc.
ellnes extended beyond ! per cent. and
we're quite general throughout the list
The soft coal roads were fairly nnn on a
report o. . new ooneoli Nation % their
interesfs 20 BE- effected ~ NJ horgsp.
Bnsiuers IVES 20 very dull that the ca
change nufboHfies Orsdffsd the ieleara4.h
operators 70 resume tbs printing u frac-
r0pai numgsfs
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-03
H. & d. Beers Cotton Letter

New Orleans, July 2.-Liverpool was
better than expected this morning, and
we opened unchanged to points up, sub
sequently advancing to points further
on no rain reports from west of the river,
but realizing soon caused reaction
which was accelerated by the government
weekly crop report showing better than
was anticipated. prices finally leaving off
l to 10 points lower than last night The
bureaus weekly summary reads as fol-
lows:
Cotton is now in general need of rain in
the central portion of the belt, but stand
ing the drought very we'll In portions OF
Southern Texas, the rainfall has been
ample, but the crop in that state is gen.
orally in need of rain. A general improve
ment is indicated in the eastern districts.
The condition of the crop in Georgia and
South Carolina is still unpromising al
though cultivation in these states has
made favorable progress.
Secretary Hester's report shows the
amount in sight for June was 277, S25
against 13S, 185 last year, and total crop
in sight to June &c. 9,9T0,966, against g.
947, 446. The monthly bureau to be issued
tomorrow of conditions compares against
81 $40 last month, 70 $40 last year. The
general impression here is that il will
equal If not exceed last months condition
while in New York, the opinion is that
it will fall below but will be slightly bet
ter than last year. We think the effect
of the bureau will be only temporary and
the weather west of the Mississippi river
rule prices for the present. 1t is notice.
able that the eagerness to buy to-day
was not at all pronounced indicating that
the market has been largely liquidated-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, July 2.-Spot, quiet; prices
steady; American middling, 23-32d. The
safes OF the day were 1000 bales, of which
5oV were for speculation and export, and
included $500 American: receipts 1900
bales, including 1880 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed bare
ly steady; American middling, low mid
ding clause: July, 4.4od, value; July
August, 4.3Sd4. 39d, buyers; August-Sep-
TENDER. 4.SSd. sellers; September-O October,
43Sd, sellers: October. g.o.c., 4.2O94. BID,
sellers; October-November, 4.17Gi4. Isd,
sellers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4.15d, buy
ers; December-January 4.15d, buyers
January-February, 4.15Q4. led, sellers;
February-March, 4.16d, sellers; March
April, 1891 lid. sellers.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-03
NAVAL STORES.

Tuesday, July 2.
sPIRITs.-The turpentine market OPEN
ed firm at 33Ikc; with sales of 1851, and
closed firm. at 3314c,, with closing sales OF
$50. Trading on a good scale was reported
during the early hours, when a round lot
changed hands. Closing sales at the
Beard Of Trade showed lessening Of ac-
tivity. The days receipts were 252S and
the exports $50.
ROSINS.-rhe rosin market closed firm
and unchanged to-day. with satisfac-
tory business reported. At the opening
sales Of 1859 were reported. and at the
close further sales OF s74. The demand
was of a good character, and the current
understanding was that the undertone Of
the market was firm at quotations. The
receipts were 4,562 and the exports 81.
-. foItowes
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-03
TRADE AND FINANCE
uuATHER AFFECTS THE ENTIRE
TRADE SITUATION.
STOCKS WITHER UNDER HEAT.
cFFDCT FELT OF POSSIBLE DAM
AGE TO CROPS.
satisfactory Trading Reported In the
Naval stores Markets-Light Busl-
ness Reported i'm Cotton-I.ocaI
and TeIezraphic Markets.
The Morning News ONCE,
rn,,znl -. -

ness Reported I'm Cotton-I.ocaI
and photographic Markets.
The Morning News ONCE,
Tuesday, July 2.
rhe weather came nearer playing the
all-around part in the markets to-day
than it has for long time. AS a usual
thing weather conditions have their in
1uence only in the markets that have
large products the object of their deal
ings, but stocks got into it for the first
time in long while, showing declines
as a result of the threatened damage to
crops, and consequent decrease in the
earnings of corporations. New York
stocks were particularly dull and heavy,
with trading on such a reduced scale as
TO cause the exchange to resume reports
of sales of fractional lots, or lots of less
than 100 shares.
In the cotton futures market the DOM
mating factor continues to be the dry
weather, which is having a damaging ef-
feet upon the staple in the most produce
tive sections of the cotton belt. Fear of
further damage threw the market into
partial, Decentralization at one time, and
prices dropped precipitately, closing
barely steady at a decline of to l3
points. Savannah spots closed steady at
advance of 1-16c above yesterdays
closing. A moderate demand prevailed
with no apparent great desire to buy from
any source.
trading in both branches of the naval
stores market was on a satisfactory scale.
Turpentine closed firm at Nc below the
opening, which was firm at yesterdays
closing. Fair sales were reported at the
opening, and satisfactory business was
done at the concession at the close. Ros-
ms closed firm and unchanged, with the
demand good. and sales of a round lot
reported for the day. Money on call at
New York steady at 4 to per cent, with
the last loan at per cent. The follow
ing resume of the markets will show
their tone and quotations at the closing
to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-03

airy. Later covering and some buying
on the reaction theory steadied the mar
ket, though prices failed to rally to the
high level OF the forenoon. The South
and Europe were moderate buyers here
early and several room traders were con i.
spieuous at different times as supporters
OF July and August Summer months
gave little sign of being manipulated.
shorts were rather uneasy concerning the
probable showing of Tomorrow month
ly bureau report and covered in the last
hah hour, but room pressure caused
reaction at the close and the market fin-
ally was barely steady, with prices net
1918 points lower.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-03
COTTON.

The spot cotton market closed steady
to-day at an advance of Lee, with trad
ing on quiet scale. Sales of "a were
reported on the spot. For some time
past the market has suffered for a lack
of orders, as is usual for this season.
and practically no interest has been man
Tested by the trade marketwise What
has attracted most attention has been
the progress of the growing crop, which
is suffering in the most productive sec
tons of the belt for rain. Little develop
ed at New York to influence the market,
though futures there closed barely
The following were the official spot quo
tations at the close Of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day: