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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

Friends of Miss Lizzie Brown. III
Grove street. rendered, herfa birthday
party. Monday evening, and the affair
was one OF the most successful oi ths
season. a large number Of ladies anu
gentlemen comprised the party and aii
report an enjoyable time. There was
music, singing and dancing, and dainty
refreshments were served. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

Cards Of Th.ok,. obl,uo,v ,..


Cards OF Thanks, obituary notices
resolutions Of respect, etc. will ~
charged ut the rate OF ten cents ,pe,
llne. No charges less than seyeity.
five cents.
Al advertising announcements q -.
tertainments. whose object "A ~.
raising OF money. will be charged 81
the rate Of fifteen cents a line,
Advertising notices, news form. viii \.
: excluded from our local columns. er.
cept such as refer to advertisers &C.
cupying space in our advertisins
calumns, and will be run under :
separate head on one Of the local
pages. "a.
Subscribers who fail to reeeftnp ~
Journal promptly will confey r fayo,
hy notifying the Office imnedi iately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

Maine scallops as big as turkeys
eggs are in the local fish markets.
Smeits are in good supply. ALSO retaif-
ing at j. cents Il pound. the'price usual
" prevailing u this time of year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

The Merchants National Bank OF
Philadelphia. has been approved as Il
reserve agent of the Granite National
Bank of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

The fur opening Whitman & Adams
60. announces Tor TO-DAY, proinlAes to
be one of the. most interesting events
of the season, full particulars in ad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
NEW AovERrlsEMENrs rooAx

John coughiin.-
). ". Cogan Il Co.
Boston Clothing Co. E-
Father Johns Medicine. 80
Wantcd-Girl or woman
First meeting of creditors.
Wanted-Position as holsekeeuer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

A new counterfeit SO note has made
its appearance. 1t is a fairly good
imitation. G
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30

Mis- Louise b. Robinsoii.s sopISno
soloit. Instruction In voice prodscs
tion and artistic jnterpre ssS1 80.
son~s. No. 20 Grove 81. 'tssse'1"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-30
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The courier., 1902-11-29
MOe and OMp
Reigbbors
COMPLEXIONS.

Dr. Ralph Grace of Battle Creek, in
his lecture on "The Proper Diet" says
that women must either give up the
habit of eating bon bons or lose their
compilations. The women, in spite of
good advice, will keep right on eating
chocolates, even if they have to spend
the money they have saved for foot
ball games. There is certain lady in
Lincoln who confesses that the next
thing she reads in the newspapers after
cheap bargains is always the illustrated
sheet. How to grow beautiful" Then
she absolutely declines to follow the pre-
scriptions. She refuses to stand over the
stove mixing doubtful messes for the
complexion, but instead cooks tempting
viands for an ungrateful family.
EAST AND WEST MEET.
other day, Mrs. Vanderbilt was arrayed
in a fur dress containing the skins of
eight hundred squirrels. Carrie Nation
took one look at the gown and remarked:
These wimmen had all better be home
tending to their families
THANKFUL.
Now that there is time to think it
over, there is settled conviction in
the minds of the American people that
President Roosevelt never intended to
shoot a bear. A joke makes more friends
than hard fact 1t would have been
too much like the stern realities of life
for the little bears left motherless just
al Thanksgiving.
RIVALS
Spite is one of the lowest motives that
can actuate man. 1t is only fit to find
lodgment in the breast of savage
Rarely can good come of it, The city
The courier., 1902-11-29

stoles, so popular this season, give no
protection to the throat, as few of them
fasten up snugly. 1t is the fashion to
wear them falling from the shoulder and
to close them in front spoils the lines.
blue gray squirrel coat has a high
storm collar to be turned up for automo-
billing. The skirt of this model is full
length, extending to the bottom of the
gown, and there is a fiat wide cape be-
meath the storm collar. The sleeves have
cuffs turned back, and are very loose and
comfortable. Another model shows kim
ono sleeves. with tighter under sleeve
for warmth. This is not very pretty nor
becoming.
The short coats of squirrel or genet,
with fairly wide ermine collar and box
shaped with wide sleeves, are much
favored. Sunday brought out several
dozen of this sort. One made with
tight back had long positions of the fur
and loose stole-like front tabs. The
sleeves were large puffs from the elbow.
The hats which accompany these coats
are generally of two varieties, the fat
and the modified tricorne. The former
is the more modish, but all faces cannot
stand ii. The other turns away from the
face all around, and is usually trimmed
with some contrasting fur or with lace
One pretty model in squirrel has a white
broadcloth crown, traversed with heavy
Venetian lace. Medallions of the same
sort finish the brim. With broadtail
blouse coat wide, white felt hat was
worn, turned up sharply at the left side,
with a long plum-colored plume falling
over the right side.
A short fitted sealskin, with revers and
collar, lace appliqued, is quite pretty.
Blondes still cling to the ever-becoming
chinchilla, and indeed nothing is hand
somer than this perishable and delicate
fur, particularly for short coats and for
hats.
A loose coat with a broad dropping
shawl-like collar and wide-cuffed sleeves
attracted attention at a theatre supper
the other evening. The throat opening
showed rare old lace and ermine tabs in
a sort of wide jabot, and the young wo-
man who was its proud possessor wore
a chinchilla and ermine toque with one
short blue plume over the back.
Moleskin is shown but il is not very
dressy. Marmot combines beautifully for
driving coats with Russian or Arabian
lace. Marabou feather wraps are an in
novation of the season. and are pretty,
though not very warm. The wide fluffy
shoulder capes and muffs to match are
inexpensive and we'll suited to the days
just preceding the really cold weather.
Often two. shades of the feathers, as
white and brown or gray, are employed
together. but the combination is not so
much approved as the single shades.
A large cape-one possessing some
warmth-is made of selected sables. and
ends in long stole which reaches below
the knees. The entire wrap is bordered
The courier., 1902-11-29

with exquisite heavy lace, and has a
saddle-back muff to match. The wide,
fat collar ending at the waist, and made
up of a combination of fur and lace with
tails dangling all over it, is very effective
on young person. Many of the younger
set prefer these to the longer and more
pretentious stoles.-Lady Modish, in
Town Topics.
The courier., 1902-11-29

of Pittsburg however. will be richer in
schools to the extent of s.. 500, 900 on ac
count of Frick's ill will toward Carne-
gle. Frick will build a university rival
ing in equipment the Carnegie Institute.
The courier., 1902-11-29
RIVALS.

Spite is one of the lowest motives that
can actuate man. 1t is only fit to find
lodgment in the breast of a savage
Rarely can good come of it, The city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

TRICKS and traps OF America; swindlers
ruacks and hninNugs exposed price. Pee
Scalv Supply Co, Box az. sealy, Texas. 20
r-rIfIF- when Won furnish your house
say yoi,v furriture from the Smith Fur
{surs &c hey gave me the cheapest
eeicas Nanie rs
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF honse6o,1 -
July at 10 a. m. at 2aI5 can goous on
nue. ! VIII sell to the highest bIdde ave
ash bedstead, mattress. set Of p sn,,n,. !
ers. Wasn oal chairs dresssT osi rock.
stove, cooking utensils; oot as cpok
SAFE, J parlor lamp, ! Wheeler < WiIao,,
sewing machine, good as new; Ok varJs
ax aa,rns J. H. Wafer, icos,s Congress
I'll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

PRIZE CONTEST.
WE WANT the name and correct address
Of every lady In Texas, married or single,
we'll Five prizes are tc be given con
teStants who send us the largest aud most
correct lists on or before July 10
First prize, SO In gold.
Sc-ond prize $50 In cash.
Third prize, 50 in cash.
Four. prize, a pair Of Patrician $3.50
shoes
Fifth prize, q ladies' SO 80 umbrella.
ED. KHAN, MAMMOTH CLOTHlER.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

FOR SALE-One 20 II. p. and one H. P.
unrght submerged tube boiler, one 10
II. p Star gasoline engine. one 10 II. p.
upright automatic engine, one 50-light and
one 150-ight dynamo. Address Il. u.
Miller, city. tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

WINTED-Rice lands for Nol'n1nss11l fs
ers. Address. with description ''S
Office. -------.-s.,i al
INy TOWN WANTING water wS'l ssrsis
f ns I've organize and an Iaa sss7el py
companies. Agents wa nt,eu Co, WIS
The Southwestern Promotinb
building. Houston, Te1as. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

CAU1TAL PLACED WITH re '--...-
least $3,75 weekly on e az 20 WI, VII etni|
ed. If looking for a SAFE ~, siw inISl
Investment, where your cani ua pIoaus|
ana where your account IL f sIr, . w
Ject to your order, write for ~. ~
i've pamph let, and sworn state cua ueser||
furnish highest OF banking refersraas' "
also references from satisfied c,..a
VIII pay you to Investigate AZ AMY
tIDllshed 1894. Drake, Allison ! y
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INVENTORS guide book mailed free; large
new book full Of valuable information for
Inventors. mechanics and patentees; Illus
trates 100 mechanical movements; tells
ell about patents, trademarks and copy
rights and how TO obtain them; tells
what to invent for pront and how 10 sell
n patent o'Meara e. Brock, patent at
torneys, 500 G street, n. w. Washington.
%. G. %
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that the city has been over
run with pretenders under the gnise Of
clalrvoyancy, palmistry and spiritunllstic
ncdiumshlp, and that many of the best
citizens In this city would be only too
anxious to visit good clairvoyant
medium lf they were first assured OF sat
isfaction. therefore we agree TO tell each
caller what they came for, or anything
else they wish to know. About marriage
we will tell you the one who Is sincere
and the one who IS simply foollng you
We can and do effect reconcillatons, re-
unite the separated. and cause happy
marriages. You. who are now In sorrow
can't you look back and see how all of 1t
might have been avoided 10y proper infor
nation 10 who was secretly doing you
hnrmY Perhaps II IS not too late. Come
and sec us aud we will help You to frus
trate your enemies rivals. or the efforts
10 ruin yonr business II you are going
10 consult a clairvoyant, why not see tine
hestf We are specialists In mental I'm
pressions. Every person respects us be
cause Of our sincerity. We can describe
the place you searched fol hidden treas
ure and tell what Won may expect about
IT. locate coal mineral oil or gas on lands
miles away. II you are the interested
party, come and see us candidly and let
us fall In sympathy with your mind. If
you consider our terms fair, square and
honest, consult us at once. Esteile, 1909
Texas avenue; phone l656 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

YOUR FORTUNE TOLD from cradle 10
grave; what ] tell you comes true: send
dime and blrthdate TO Prof. J. Myers.
Drawer 7Os, chicago. %
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BOARD, ROOMS WANTED.

DESIRABLE southeast room, good neigh
borhood. close In. TO San Jacinto. i
wANTEu--koom and board by couple at
some haysids resort 0lDs this eniea. ~
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TIE MAN Of modest earnings V6o ID:
70 secure a steady income, without nv ~
Iering with present employment ~, NJ
a ADDRESS Bruce 4 Seymour, 10 Nh.
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10Y IAN EARN from $40 to sao -
t on an Investment Of slOo. T H. noctlIl
,1 n,ns absolutely new. Money ' H. Y He'
y yn command; no chance Of fa aII,wsu d
you you want to get 1t on the ero rm,1ats
piV, ,aen paid weekly; amo,,n tuI y y
n t Rreioeiii' send for booklet, iSsl
cago, III. sueet, "a
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SAFE SPECULATI0N-Le us sIrih z
cooperative safety FUND plan u hEkI
ment; suited for small investors ~
earns So to 81, and 500 earns 80 b u
monthly; no risks; based upon 'tAs N
of averages" no race horse scheme N
stock speculation reduced to I On
science; no customer has ever lot : VI
lar; refer to hundreds Of customer W
advantage of the coming ACTIVITY y
stocks; write for full particulars u
reference; You will invest II you inysb|
gate. Address f. A. Senechal 4 9|
Bankers, 976 Union Trust Building u
cinnati, Ohio.
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,v tvTTn- Saving. fashlonahle dressmak.
Ing speciality. at 1901 Lamar avenue. %
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Doat N1amt Odo
Pa4 Best.
FOR SALE.

HAY FOR SALE--Choice new hay, grown
on Wharton county black land, III Campo
territory. Write Hood Martin, Glen
Flora, Texas "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

VILE COOK and baker wants place 10
cook IN camp or boarding cars Adoroee
j. shembera, $40 Milan ST. 20
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LOST, sTRAYED, STOLE;
TY',PEWRITERS:

FOR FEYT-New and a.s sse'1 NH sg!i,'s
writer's, all makes, ,a nsnWS wiring hi'
purchase pllce. Texas -
vIsibf.E touch typeSwrsitnIsSeo IL IN use ~
30. { $50. No. 80; for southsp oslr|
good agent: ws-sssss sue "a Assut
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

LADIEB-Dr. strlckland's monthly remedy
relieves in FIVE hours; safe and snre; box
free; send stamp for particulars. Grown
Chemical Co. BOX a3, Milwaukee, Wis. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

ANSWERS TO WANT ADS remaining in
the Office Of The Post for the week end
ing Saturday, June IS, 1902:
81; 1918: 1852; 1852: 7I03: TIPS: 1853
747s; 1854; 2o4; 1890; 1890; J55: 1855
T0j; 1880; 1906; 1881; 1881. 1857; 1882
7s0s. 1905; j. II. Hanson; w. d.
Hendricks; 1884; 1884, Mrs. |. c.. 9s6O.
462; Willie Ludke NJ. c. 1884; 1864; 1855;
1910; 665; Owner 1865; 90: 7015; Printer;
r. NJ; 1867; 20; 1907 T048: 1893; 79ls;
Reference; scandinavian; saloon; T. NJ:
1870 1877, 1879; 222; 100; w. X; 7640,
1874; 1924; a; 30; 1919; 1915; 1925.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

" o AN IED-A position as collector for the
city can furnish best OF referanoos .'
dress 1877, this Office AZ ~,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

90 70 WAPLEs' Medicine ster- You
can always And Il sAess- - NJ
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class OF business Is uut Familiar VI
State for n man thar 10 nrsssut oslsI
Is 9is mot ' practical man ana a,m nss nd b
tention. Address Or. Peppsr'
terson avenue, Dallas, Ielas. -
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DO n NOw"-Toke Heptol, cleanse the
system OF Impurities aud keep WELL
Heptol is palatable, harmless and regu-
lates the liver; guaranteed by all drug
elsts. Price 81 cents.
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a GREAT COMBINATION Of TIA ,s;,
iar2est concerns dealing in this lin
Investments has been consummatsa n
losses have ever occurred. nIyss..,}
nave been sent weekly and n ~,
amounts than could be earned In one u,
by savings banks. This great coru;;sl
olon is the strongest, safest and -
California and New Orleans in v.,j
and the East in summer. Send for :,
ticulars at once. COOPERATIVE Iu,,sI
ment Association, Mutual Security hi
pany, AL. Betzer & Co., and NOW I'm
as The AL. Betzer Co., Hammond. ipd
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-.fotL hdtle ThdC elheTe
TSamt. Nh4 metteNH!
v.>.~~~~-~.- ~-~---->~~>~~~>-~'--
FOR SALE.
STORM WAGONS at s115; the most prac-
t,cai aiI round buggy made. Mosehart 4
Keller Co.
ONE farm wagon and harness for SAFE
Apply 1904 Travis. -----------------------e
ron sIT.E-Fnrnlture Of tenroom house,
ali new and good style. Address l4oV
this office.
FOR SELF-4 good nrst class sen;iemans
cleveland make hcycle price Sl4' No No
1912. this Office
s0NTTUTYG NEW 10 our storm buggy
at S115 Mosehart & keller 60
SMALL EXPENSES make our low prices
on harness possible. Mosehart heheE
Co, ---------------------
FRESH COWS for sale. c. A. Brace, Brun,
ner.
FOR s4LF--Si5- Nearly new sewing ma
chine in first class condition. Call soon,
25o Prairie. -------- -
TTRNTTTRE--W Lad with cheap prices.
Red room suites, $40, Sll, d. hhu ~
Wicker couch So; bed lounge, S. %orth
si3,50; Kitchen safes, $1;75, 81, $500
$780, book cases, SiV' ~ sige p gnaptei
500 SSs'ae. SSig'' Ice tOu' FONTS S14. sic;
E S,iH, &, 81 10. g. So, 81; cook stoves,
oyer seventy i've ready to use, So 81,
81 So 81 SIS. YOU can have them in No
Up to $40; hat racks, 81 81, 81 60.
revolving office chairs, SL5V, Sl'to, -,
counter scales al sizes l9 ana muses. 91bc
-, $l." ~ 10 f'iT,o ois same ss snife
yard to -'ci Woou ueu ns,orything needed
sizes, so nm o,,ira see rs he
~ br,ljng WRIGHT & Coombs. 414.416
Milan, 20
---------7 i- - -.
CONTENTS Of tenfoom mouse ior III
party buylug same Gun IeiIt Soset' DC
,'a pa,II IS aor"'T WAN bpiidinp .
- .3---.5. 80 5-o7,
h,riro ~ i,n1 100 Honston 8
BUSINESS. I.9A -,
50 PER 100 for cancelled postage stamps
complete price list al kinds Illustrated,
None Na i, rr tuS natd Western SIM.
la ~ -''' 'e''S'"'' %
~ 81 ---- ;7;---------
vi hJNS ioa o. ,ran rmnr rtD PHI Co
Tc57 { ~ ~ Ne ali -74o in
~ n 49, ~ 70 ,IIdo.g' ~ snon Tor some
% ~ ,.orts 70 hnld n Rome Hon
rror-d 100, +" AMY n Nfetvin Tones 171S
Y ,oqnn noUI MPP,S r 10 Ns'''I Hnison's
furniture house. 20
~ : Il plsFp7cFP IT0Ps oil -oTt.
renewable. physicians recommend Them
Smith Furniture CO.. sos Travis street,
Rice hotel block, s
NEW shoyels and spades this week SOC
goods; aX and handle 60c guitars 50;
eight good second hand carpets cheap;
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ONE store and four room residsncs -
bined in Wharton, between Gifosd W
and court house, $500 cash, ballIu =
and two years; centrally located; nd
business opportunity; time to sell lluk,1|
also other town property here N I'd
payments; also improved and unimpmS
farm lands, large or small tracu, d vi
easy terms. Call on or address 4 d
Ivey, lawyer, Wharton, Texas,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

I Tors SHOP FOR sALE-i.oca,ec = ~,
~, MAS . town Of 5000 populatjars.u y scsgl
h, s upaae established; splendid s o M
i a,s, eSs reasons for selling. ~. Operai|
lalS address Shoemaker v ~ ~ " PARTED
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WANTED--Position as bookkeeper In gem
eral merchandise store or lumber yard
in city or town: married. Address. stat
ing wages 1899, this office. 1
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gsf,tFRvoysHT MFDiUM-Belng perma.
gently loca,ed In the CITY VIII for the
ssei two weeks give fni life readings
for zoe each 1913 Travis street. %
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

WANTED--Position as drug clerk by young
man 20 years of age; three years expert
ence. C. l.. Stewart, Henderson, Texas.
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WANTED-At Bay CIV T---------s.: !:
class milllner, owning ii,ca s s,, I "a
can d9 good business be T.oeA q srcdQ
llculars address ]. A. Reed rof pu|
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Ramn.IS ,reslNered; mirrors Tor sol
capeiips A'sr0r Works, phone Ala ss sos
Il
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FOR SALE-Two good paying cigar sud-
Apply Little Joker Cigar Stand III
building.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-29
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, July 2S.-The speculation
fiattened out to a marked degree in to-
days stock market and the latter part
of the day offered a degree Of activ-
ity scarcely above the usual mid-sum-
mer dullness. Before noon there was
an enormous amount of realizing ac-
complished which was credited to the
Western operators who have long been
conspicuous in the market.
Unless it is considered that the re-
sources of the money market threaten
to become CONSTRUCTED, there was no
obvious cause for the weakness. 1t is
forcefully borne upon the minds of
spectators apparently that the un-
expected proportions of the gold en-
gagements for to-morrows steamer
give fair ground for some careful cal
culation as to the sufficiency of money
supplies to go around. To-days en-
gagements for to-morrow's steamer
amounted to $3,775.000. Last weeks
bank stament showed that speculative
borrowings were full, keeping pace
with the increase in reserve resources,
and when loan contraction begins 1t is
inevitably the speculative borrowers
that are first called upon to pay. It
is question OF only a short time now
also when the movement of currency
to the interior will be resumed. The
movement early in the month was OBJ
viously due TO the requirements Of the
corn speculation hut the real demand
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-29
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, July 2S.-Cotton opened
o o9sy with July points higher and
I Grler months 2 to 6 points lower, fol-
sing which the tendency was quite
aLsaully downward with the close at
nut the lowest figures of the day.
~ feature of the days business,
Thi.'ch reached about $4,000 bNes, was
est selling by Wall street bear inter-
d,sS, me English market news was a
va ippointment. Futures there were
weak and irregular. while spot cotton
vas neglected and UNCHANGED The
Up reports were quite as good as
vn5.. received thus far this season. The
sbeIhment weather bulletins gave
"ers generally in the belt, notably
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-29
TRADE AND FINANCE
.IXs SPREAD TERROR AMONG
THE BULLS IN THE COTTON
MARKET.
MOISTURE WELL DISTRIBUTED
src1IONs WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
.PI VISITED BY SHOWERS.

rider the Bearish Influences New
and New Orleans Is Points on July
and sharp Declines on other OPP
tions-Active Trading in the Naval
stores Markets-LOcaI and TeIe-
graphic Markets.
The Morning News Office,
Monday. July rs.
Favorable reports from the crop
country were entirely too numerous to
sustain to-day's cotton markets and
nrices consequently crumbled when
longs became frightened and began TO
liouidate. Rains are what are needed
in most sections, and these have been
falling in large volume where most
needed. The closing at New York was
points lower, and at New Orleans Is
points lower on July, II off on August
and September, and to 10 on the more
distant months.
Trading in spot cotton is light every
where at present. Practically moth
ing is doing locally. There is some in
quiry for August and September de-
Hyeries. Nothing is doing in the f. O.
b. market.
An active demand developed for spir-
its of turpentine and rosins during the
late hours at official prices, and the
offerings were wiped up. Turpentine
closed firm at 431zc, and resins at the
prices appearing under the heading of
naval stores in another column of the
markets.
The wholesale markets closed STEADY.
New York stocks were steady. Resume
of the markets as follows