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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-14

That you will have a fair
show.
That therell be no bye-bid-
ders.
That ladies win attend the
sale.
That there arc no poor lots.
That there are no undesir-
able lots along that por-
ton OF 18th. roth and
18th avenues.
That you are getting the
best.
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Everett Excursion sunday. Soc

The new fast steamer Capital City
of the Phred Excursion co. Will leave
Galbraifh dock. foot Madison
street, 10: 30 a m Sunday for Ever
eft. reaching there ] p. m. Return
ing, leaves Everett S p. m. arriving
Seattle 7.30 p. m. Full orchestra
and refined vaudeville on board. Soc
round trip
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ITDMISEEk EltN7 PAfiADIHT
Don't delay looking az this property. It's
beautifully located on shore Of lake
Washington, every lot within a few steps
OF electric line. DC fare. service from
b'Ah a. m. 70 ~ p. m cleared and graded
sNeuues, sidewalk, good churches schools
stores etc. free wood and water. lots
selling fast and no wonder only sos $50
and $50 Tor large h0-foot lots, At So ana
$40 down and - month. lumber for
building on terms also. SEQ owner. q
- sturtevant, mornings at Rainier
Beach, afternoons at Boston block.
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beautiful lake front addition
y now on the market. nearly 800 lots sold
Ia the last few days. Sa6 70 si7b each
- down. 81 monthly. lumber sold on
payments Hamo AZ rent. 90 men now Law
ing new plank Sidewalks In front Of each
one year. 10 extra men Will be an
grounds Sunday 20 show unsold latH Come
quick. SEQ owner Iiiliman! ofiee ona 81
present Green Lake car line.
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AlD-Su MINER WEDDINGS.
The wedding stationery h a moat
important factor Of the Important
event. The correct forms OF inyf-
tatlVns and announcements are 10
PC had both engraved and printed AT
me IVY Press. Pythian building,
FIRST ana Pike. Phone Main $40.
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FINE new modern 7-room house
Just finished. aud iota, BROOKLYN.
on Eraded street. terms tas5O.
slightly lot. graded street, Queen
Anne. $500.
Lots toxi2o. Fremont. $40; monthly
payments s.
10 acres partially improved. ? miles
from South Park. some bottom. :
springs. great snap. STT5.
10 acres improved bottom land,
White River valley.
20 acres choice bottom land. White
River valley. all improved. $500.
IS acres waterfront, acres COM
pletely cleared. f-room house. log
house. chicken house smoke house.
good saw logs ard pile timber, $500
NELSON. MACPHERSON Il co.
f2a New York block.
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ron sALn-rARMs ANp LAMBS
A rAnM FoR wong

10. 20 or 80 acres Of good land ,alder HOT.
toni, heavily tlmhered aud only III nilra
south OF CITY Hall and miles fron, ~
attic sud Tacama Electric line san ho
had Tor $50 per acre. y payable ia work
and balance on easy terms at nor rcnt !,
or will take so cash. r. worth s4a. rer-
feet titles cali In forenoon o. ii kim
end % Grant street car line
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the Klondlke Mines railway. she
had about $50 tons of freight and a0o
sheep and 100 head o. cattle we're
taken on at Vancouver this morn
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Classified Ads
HELr wAxrrp-rEMALn

COOK. eHmg boarding house. $40
laatft cpnk. - found chHmbrrfnaid g..
. waltrfaes. 81 found. dining rof5r glriz
ironsrai maHEic girls; sfnrchsra.
Hotel cook, $40 camp cooks dtsIwaahar
100 kfHffai RifiHs 100 cooks. nurse rlria
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT HIfU4k4f
Main g1. 1921 Third avenue
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HAVE timber claims left that viii er,i-.
bso0o.oo feet yellow mr. To ctalm. in or
cEoni party leaves for there Saftrda,y
night. call early and secure one ~
these. Raglan 4 Russell, 1913 Flrst ave
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pATTLEsHIP EXCURSION.
To Navy Yard. Sunday. June Is.
See ad-, page 4.
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Steamship Humboldt sailed North
last night With Is passengers, among
them two engineers in the employ Of
l.. e. Hawkins. chief engineers Of
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AM TIE NAN
40 hle1 Ia your house with nv ,ytudasg
ana aonr Screens house repairing in ali
etahchfsi glazing ping pong tables etc.
III - .llala9n. fnone, Main ITO. Randall.
1A1hhoN8 Express Il Transfer 20. We
piano moving. baggage and trunks trans.
tetttl stored free days. Eecona and
-n-rrx nnder p. ~. Red 1912
RING u MAfis T07
~ .lie4nlnE ana fenovstinE gents and
i1aieA clothes. CITY Dye Works.
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FV' NAtE-tftf HEfi F.fNtI
HOUSE and lot. North Seattle. 433
iat ave. west corner lot. G0N120.
1880: room modern house.
House and lot. foot OF Queen Anne
hill, ai3 bth ave. north, inside lot.
30Ni20. rooms. modern. school 2
blocks. stores. market and postal
station .one-half a block away.
Double house. rooms each half.
modern. az 1900 Thomas street. 2
blocks from car and school. on cor
ner lot. s0x120. a good Investment.
$3.50.
lot on Queen Anne hin ON s.w. cor
ner OF Howe street ana 5th ave.
west, car half block, and
Queen Anne school 3 blocks. $3.50,
these lots are level and 30xi20.
lots In Denny Thurman addition,
each 60xf20 $3.50, or one Tor 5000
Nos. .. 10. II and II In block 30;
easy terms.
A lot on Queen Anne hill. No. &. IN
block 10. Laws end addition, $500.
this liz a bargain; the car Is one
half a blockaway and the street Is
Rraded.
A corner lot. s0xl20. on Tenth aud
East Union. $500; one block from
Madison or Broadway; 4 cottages
could be built on this lot.
have large number OF lots, b0N100,
In Ballard. nt ti00to $500 each, and
on very easy terms.
HENRY w. LUNG.
400 Burke Bldg
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ef210-A RARE BARGAIN 1890
good mosiern Groom house. lot b0xi2o
RaFdcn fruit trees, etc water and sewer
.unhe. tons, - minutes ride from oaef-
dental avenuo; murt he soid al once
termN.
80. PACIFIC COAST LAND co,
S<o racine block. Phone, Black 714i.
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LILLE wANrrn-mALr

WANTED 100 ". ~ laborers. tsamafefa
TockHen. hammerafaen and machine men
for Nevada 81 any camp between Reno
ana Fineion. wages from 500 20 a. 90
day. ship daily.
y young men ami boys for boz factory
AMI mill work. sf.U0 and board 10 start
fare advanced. 3 bolt cutters. 81 ~
Turnkey for camp. f35; uudarcUtter. 81 80.
bIckerH, $500 fkidrDgd mcu S2nO en-
alneer Tor rad engine. k2.75 and board
min and Furd iaborrra. ROD cook. $40
week. farm hands $40. sWamoare So 30.
e~ampera. 81 ~ and board; II acaHdi.
naviang. logging road, - n. lnb0rers "a
city. 200 wood cutters. sisO5! second
baker so week, bolt leaders, 81 ~. chip
carpenters, going wnReHs Scandinavian
farm hand. $500 day
MNIc'HOL q IfAWKINg.
1lS West Main street. Phone John 81
upNOVNNd Shoe shon. removed ffam
2{fs Firat 70 2On9 First avenue. Mems
oak soieH, 500; ladies'. SO. children =,
BOO
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George F. Meacham


COW HITTER STORE
TAHffsffEu ELEVEN YEAnA
For the Nakn II getting acquainted with
the neWrufnefA Ne have 70 Aeen aur@
selves - touch with thofn thfutEh the
medium 81 the press Old residents
knuW ~ ~. and whAta more. they Keep
patreniEing as
Our nna lows ana Washington Creamery
Bitter eel this seek To- - pound.
Fancy Drsgyn. 2ruuud hficka &c. and
nies uaIrp 2spaund bricks. 40 Lard nt
Wholesale prices. And Otn FINE BIG
BLACK ffES Eugs. DuH. A. CENTS
GEAfANTEEb STRICTLY fftt<H
HsfuaInter. always. taaf The quantity ~
sell lnsurea Wi always frrFh Er.nsir. u
Il any wonder thai the crowd ~ with us
cow HITTER STORE.
Corner First avenue and Pike street.
Cars stop In front n atarc.
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Household
Furniture
Monday, Juno rs, at z p. m

! VIII offer for sale at public auction
the furniture % residence. 1919 Har-
ward avenue. near new high school
building. comprising In part upright
piano tkimbaH.l. mahogany center
table, golden oak library table. rock
erH. touch. Brussel carpets. rugs,
mas lFe oak extension table. 6 dining
chairs, large folding bed with COM
binatian bookcase front In solid OAK
hall tree and other furniture: also
almost new Star Estate Range and
other Kitchen utensils.
u T. WILSON. Auctioncer.
Take broadway and Pike cars.
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= FT[FlDI TlTEl1 IN. = TtEIJN AND
PICNIC.
Sunday, June y. to Pleasant Beach
and batfleships Oregon and Wiscon-
sin. Gee ad.. page 4.
80.
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REAL gsTArE-continued.


IS
Think % ihir I have two 5-srse tracts on
the seattle facona Electric line which
fen car buy u you fake them now AZ the
fflcc Of cheap iut in the city. they are
not unfier cultivation bot arr Ne / sol
hnd wei located The cars will +. run
nshs w Ansnst raHt The rralerty. beiHa
ssg thktus less time than Green Lake
lsan't fali TO Investigate Il you want a
nice healthy home cheap.
IiiAS. ~ ADAMS
~ Pioneer building.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
We have turt what yea want n you will
stop payinE rent awn a home ana put
&c In u-rcom house. two lots. frlit
trees and authoases. All for 1890! on very
easy terms ON Tweniy-hfth avenue
QuAiuEfM a HOLMAN.
Phone, Hue go 500 New York blk
CHEAP HOME
HOUSE AND LOT s22s. sqs DOWN. $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT Bu1s BEAuTI-
Ft'L HOME FINE PLACE FOR GAIl-
DEN AND cHlCHENs. BEAUTIFUL.
VIEW CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND can
LINE. NIL MAN. OWNER. or
FiCE. IiiLLMAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAR.
WE have several bynehes Of lots east .,
Green Lake. cleared. mo views. good
garden Hpots; vii naii one Of more from
$50 ur.
Also several small homes nicely situated.
Ter sale on easy terms. Prices xags up
TAYi.oR's. 1903 Third avenue
A REAL bargain IN a first class rrstaur.
ant. must be sold today centrally To-
Gated afirr 60 suit the huyef Inuuire
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HIGH ART, AND
IT'S WP-TO-|DNTIS
Easy EoR rag HOSPITALS.

Pa H. county who
he
rfals
bushes nanp romi to 10 nkewi
OF he
paid a Of merchant
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own a HOME
building contracts for sale. With these
contracts you can buy home. buy
farm, nay on mortgage or build a
hume without paying interest. We have
some low numbers that will mature this
summer II YOU own lot we can Sc
cure you building loan 20 build at
once on an unmntnfed contract. When
contract natures Will pay the loan.
Company has several houses completed
and building This Il a poor mans op-
porfunltv 10 feeurn houre on easy pay
mfasa u only 1900 per month, can or
addrers room 50. Sullivan building
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When buying articles advertised in
this paper, speak OF the Star.
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Y on
to
Mar me
the
Prize

II that plan is satisfae-
tory TO me, IL surely should
be TO you. IL is no mistake
to trust Seattle investors to
pick up good things. Take
this plat with you and visit
the tract. A Capitol Hill
car will take you right TO
the prettiest spot in Seattle.
That's the place. Only see
it. that's the whole argu-
nent.
] know. and you know
the high quality Of these
lots. | know and you know
that | will keep faith now,
as I have in the past. There
shall be a square deal be-
tween US. and to that end
every lot sold must go to a
bona hde purchaser.
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For sAIsHs-Tiu and enrnice shop In the
bushes center Of Eeuftlc. up-tp-date tools
and machinery, good location. cheap
rent. 1000 required. Address, cornioe
Shop. star,
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SEATTLE Employment Office, COZ Pike
street, makes specially OF raoming
houses and business chances. call up
Miss Smith at new phone 1913.
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TWO cottages on EaatiRka avenue. viii re-.
turn you $40 per month situated on iet
npNt2p for $500. this h an sxeention-
ally good buy and IN property that viii
enhance rHnidiy' $1,000 cash balance two
or three years at per cent
4. LAWRENCE
post Second avenue.
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Come, Make il a half
holiday.
Capitol Hill cars take you
to the ground. A..
There will be no band
music: no boom excite
ment. Just a calm. de-
liberate, rational real cs-
tate
Selling Bee
where you name the prices.
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BUSINESS MEN=For Al service patrnrizs
the MHH we'll Mansion cafe. terms fladef.
ate pleasantly situated at 1920 - ave.
cor. Of University. also furnished rooms.
a LARGE SALE Of Al kinds u japanese
mating frufp i2c q yard so. Second
hand eeok stoves very cheap He'd
Front Furniture Co. ii2 Second avenue
south.
90 cabinet phatna. Al 20 per doz for one
week only EaFiman's Studio. 22Ii First
avenue.
REMOVED % 242O Second. Boston Hean-
cry. Tel Red 1895. Baked beans.
brown bread delivered.
SEE Lloyd Briscos 4 LLOYD. 81 Hinckiey
bl0ck, about your homes for cash or de-
ferrnd payments.
Mrs. oFTEDAL. electrician. tat Hotel
Waldorf
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A REAL. bargain IN a FIRST class restaur-
ant. must be sold today centrally 10
eated. afiec % suit the buyer Inquire
Room 2, 800 First avenue
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-06
TO THE NORTH AND WEST

trains arrive Savannah as follows:
NO. ~, daily, from New York. Wash
lngton, Richmond and Cincinnati. 4.5o
a. m.
No. 81. daily except Monday, from
new york and Washington, 1920 a. m.
no: So, daily, from New York and
washington. sos p. m.
All trains arrive and depart from
the rant System station.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE. ETC.
trains 81 and 80. THE SOUTH
Elm PALM LIMITED. Solid trains
between Savannah and New York.
composed exclusively Of Pullman
compartment, Observation and Draw
lng-room Sleeping Cars. Dining Cars
serve all meals en- route
Trains 80 and "a, NEW YORK
AND FLORIDA EXPRESS. vesti-
puied limited trains. with Pullman
l'rawlng-room Sleeping Cars between
Savannah and New York. Connect at
Washington with Colonial Express for
Boston. Pullman Sleeping Cars be-
tween Charlotte and Richmond and
Chariotte and Norfolk. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah
and New York.
Trains 20 and 30, THE WASHING
INGTON, RICHMOND AND FLORI-
DA LIMITED. Vestibuled limited
trains, carrying Pullman Drawing
room Sleeping Cars between Savannah
ana New York via Richmond. Dining
Cars serve all meals between Savan-
nah and Washington. Also Pullman
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars be-
tween Savannah and Cincinnati,
through Asheville and 1.-THE Land of
the Sky"
For information as to rates, sched-
ules, ETC., apply to
F. s. CANNON. Sd v. P. and G. NJ.
s. H. HARDWICK, G. p. A., Wash
ington, D. G.
w. H. TAYLOE. A. G. P. A.. ATTAIN
ia, Ga.
r. C. BLATTNER, Depot Ticket
Agent, Plant System Station Savan-
nah. Ga.
e. G. THOMSON. c. p. g. T. A., sa-
vannah. Ga, 141 Bull street. Phones
$50.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-06
Murpby 8 Co.'s Cotton Letter.

New York, April 5.--All the legitimate
conditions surrounding the market this
morning were again favorable to con-
tinuance of bullish sentiment so mark
eddy in the ascendancy during the past
week. OF course, it was anticipated
that there would be the usual Saturday
profit-taking by weaker and more eau
tious holders, and this was expected to
operate against any decided continu-
ance of upward movement, so far as
to-days market was concerned. 1t was
also argued that while the more impor-
'tant shorts have lately shown strong
disposition to cover that they were not
yet sufficiently demoraliZed to bid the
market up on themselves. The short
interest in the market is still immense.
1t is we'll known that the consolidated
Liverpool and stocks af1oat are all
hedged by short sales between here and
Liverpool, and this represents some
thing like 100000 bales. With crop
preparation admittedly backward, with
a movement indicating that the reports
of interior exhaustion have had sub
stantial basis backed up as it is by an
overwhelming bull sentiment through
out the country, there is very little to
be said against the market. Estimates
Monday: Houston, 1850 to 1,750, against
1924 last year; New Orleans, 1900 to
5000, against $685. last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-06

New Orleans, April 5.-Liverpool ad-
vices were more favorable than looked
for but our market only opened to 2
higher, and subsequently declined to
10 from the top ON longs. Realizing
after this pressure was removed an i'm
provement of three from the bottom
was established, making the net loss 6
points on the day. Receipts at the
ports and interior towns continue light,
still there is a fear of receipts being
freer towards the end of next week,
which precipitated general selling on
the part of bulls to realize profits. The
fact that cotton is practically selling
on cents basis, deters many from
following the advance for the present,
yet if any new encouraging feature
were TO enter the situation it might en-
courage fresh buying, The future
course of values. however, will be ruled
principally by the movement If there
is any signs of continued light receipts
prices will enhance further or decline
if they increase relatively.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-06
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Cotton Letter.

New York, April 5.-Our market
opened with sales of May at S96c, S,97c,
and after selling at S.96c, S92c, ruled
at $3.50 at II a. m. Liverpool touched
the highest point of the season, but
realizing set in Immediately after the
opening from the same sources as dur
ing the past two days. This realizing
carried prices down 7@10 points from
the highest of the morning, from which
there was a slight rally, on the buy
ing by arbitrage buyers, who at the low
basis took large lines to transfer their
interest to Liverpool. The movement
at the ports and interior were very
light, indicating a small insight move
ment for the week. The break was
due to heavy realizing on a market
where the short interest is small, and
with Liverpool closed, the arbitrage in
terest were unable to buy here to sell
abroad. That market is expected to he
lower on Monday, as relatively low as
ours. because of the light movement.
The spot market was quiet and I'M
changed.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool. April 5.-Spot quiet; prices
1-16d higher; American middling fair,
5ssd; good middling. 3-S2d; middling,
4 31-32d; low middling, 4Md; good or
binary, AID; ordinary, 415d The sales
of the day were 10000 bales. of which
500 were for speculation and export,
and included $500 American. Receipts
10,200 bales, all American.
Futures opened steady and closed
with near months steady, and distant
months quiet. American middling,
good ordinary clause; April, 4.55@4.56d,
sellers; May, 4.55@4.56d, sellers; May
June, 4.55@4.56d. buyers; June-July,
4.55@4.56d, buyers; July August, 1850
1850, buyers; August September, 4.51@
4.52, value; eptember-October, 1870
4.38d, buyers; October November, 1920,
buyers; November December, 4.29d,
buyers.
New Orleans, April 5.-Cotton futures
steady. April S.72@S.75c; May. S.T76
S.7Sc; June, S.S3@S.S4c; July, S.S9@S.90c;
August, S.77@8.7Sc; September, 5000
S22c; October, 7.97@.7.99c.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-06
MURPHY & CO.. INC.
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, April 5.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices i to 4
points higher, a very poor response to
Hfm Liverpool cables and bullish do
nestle news. Immediately after the
call the whole list sank back to sec
Tor July under heavy profit taking by
the commission house contingent and
large offerings by a prominent Phila-
delphfa house. Room traders later
came to the support of the market,
which, however, worked higher in a
manner so sluggish as to make the
more timid holders uneasy. Port re-
ceipts for the day were estimated at
5000 bales, against Is, 695 same day last
year. Private advices from the South
again described very firm spot mar
kets. As the session progressed Wall
street picked up August contracts and
appeared to be selling July in a quiet
way. All the forenoon the market was
hesitanIt with the room trade slow to
step out boldly on either side.
The market closed quiet and steady,
net unchanged to points lower, a1av-
ing weakened in the last hour under
heavy realizing.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-06
NAVAL STORES.

Saturday, April 5.
TURPENTINE-The turpentine mar
ket was soft to-day, and showed little
resistance to the declining tendency,
which has characterized. it for some
time past. The opening was firm, at
421Ac, with sales of 100 and the clos
ing firm, at 42c, with closing sales of
500. The demand continues light. The
feeling among the trade is that there
will probably not be any activity In
the market before fresh receipts begin
to arrive freely. To-days receipts were
672, exports 5S7 and the stock 6,O73.
ROSINS-The rosin market closed
without feature to-day. The demand
was moderate and little trading was
being done. At the opening sales of 65S
were reported. The receipts were 1,T2S,
exports 6,S4S, and the stock 126, 556.
Prices as follows:
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-06

r,,. oDinfon Expressed That Bun
leaders, Are Preparing for An
thor Demonstration on the Light
receipts and Stronger Statisti-
- Position of the Article-Tur-
Deptine Firm at 42e-Rosins Firm
nd In Moderate Demand-LOcal
and TeIegraphic Markets.
The Morning News Office,
Saturday, April 5.
The cotton futures market at New
vork was reactionary to-day, with the
Losing steady at a. decline of points,
,u,ine TO the pressure of pretty heavy
,;auidation. Old heads accounted for
the drop readily by usual weekend
u+thdrawal of commitments. Mean
mile the belief prevails that the bull
leaders are planning for further dem
orstration, which may be looked for ac-
cording to many very shortly.
General appearances warrant the
o,inion that the bull leaders may be
nlaning for another rise, for the sta
tisrical position and other important
conditions that control the market are
decidedly favorable to such a move
p,ent. The amount of cotton that came
into sight during the week just closed
was comparatively small, and this,
with the falling off of the daily receipts
for several days, leads to the conclu-
sion in view of the absence of either
had weather or traffic complaints that
stocks are either light, as generally
reported, or that holders of cotton are
extremely stiff in their views. The
market is being closely watched by
both sides.
The naval stores market continues
ouiet, with little doing in either the
turpentine or rosin branch. This is at
tributed by many to the disposition
among buyers to remain out pending
the arrival of fresh receipts, which~are
decidedly more preferable to old stock.
Turpentine has a declining tendency,
and closed to-day at 42c. Resins closed
firm. Resume of the markets as fol-
louS.