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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-05
Notice u Merchants

Toys on display. largest stock in
town at wholesale only. Look US
over; We can save you money.
THE LACE HOUSE.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w. F. Arm
strong, president. J. z. Game, cashier.
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Fall underwear.
The proper weights for the cool nights
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
i66 Main Street
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SnnnpY Neckwear.

Mrs. N. L. Gibson. hairdressing par
lors. 2l5 State. Full line hair goods, etc.
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CHEAP-Sound young driving horse,
very gentle. Take penitentiary car. lz24
h. 18th South st.
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Honest plumbers

T. NJ. Higiey & Co. 100 East First
South. Phone 145SK- Electric wiring.
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CLAIRvOYANT.

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MADAME LYNNE. palmist. world wide
reputation. most successful seer. - W.
80 South.
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The Gloves


MARTINA 1873 South Eleventh East
street, this city, Oct. 4. 1892, of con-
sumption. Frederick Martin. aged A.
years.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
al p. m from the family residence.
Friends invited TO attend. Interment in
city cemetery. Deceased was a member
or the Stonecutters' union.
RISLEY-At ~ Almond street. this city.
Oct. 4. 1862, of cholera infantum, Beulah
NJ. daughter OF Thomas b. and the late
Mary Appleby Risley. aged II months.
Funeral Sunday al Il noon from the
family residence. Friends invited 20 at
tend.
KEYSoR-In this city. oct 5. 1899. Viola,
infant daughter Of ". &. and Sarah
Keysor, aged 4 months.
Funeral Sunday AT u O'Clock from the
residence. AS South Third East Friends
OF family invited.
BYrHEWAY-ln this city. oct. g. 1902.
OF paralysis. Thomas Bytheway, a ma
tive OF England. aged
Funeral viii be held at the Twenty
second ward meeting house Sunday. Oct.
5, 1892 Friends invited.
The funeral Of Mrs William c. Phillip
Will take place at i noon today from the
Twentieth ward meeting house. Friends
may view the remains at the family resi-
dence, as Third street
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FOUND.
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JOURNAL. photos. etc. marked J. r.
Carragan. Call Herald office.
ARCHITECT.
J. c. Woods. Architect. 5ls Templeton
Bldg.
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NIGHT SCHOOL
NOW OPEN.

NOW OREN.
Tuition for entire course. $40. Same
charge for six months. By the aonti,
s.. Subjects taught; Bookkeeping.
shorthand. typewriting. penmanship.
spelling. grammar. arithmetic. etc. In
dividual instruction. Hours from 10
D. m, FIVE nights each week. Visit us
at the Templeton.
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Going out Of crockery business.
Selling cheap.
H DlNWOODEY FURNITURE co.
The Gloves
For street. evening or driving. in
Dents, Perrins and FOwnes. New
shades 10 show YOU.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main Street.
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11-room modern house on corner, within
blocks of Temple square, price $500, or
will trade for smaller place, value about
5000, and viii carry difference at per
cent II desired. Come quick, before it is
gone. Inquire 223 W. South Temple St,
or telephone 11l2.
7-room brick and frame. near 10th SO.
and 9Th E.. $50: $500 cash. bal monthly
Elegant cor. on 3 St. close. $500 per rod.
sx6 on E St. near I'd. 81. 400. Fine 4-room
frame. lot 22xl6. I'd No. near 5th w.
1850: $500 cash. SIS per mo. (house now
rented for $50. Lot. 2laxl0. on f. Sd So.
Loo. 7-room mod pressed brick Dor
bath, toilet. cleo light. natural wood. lot
2szxl0, ] blk. from city and Co. bldg,
s.. so. 9-room mod brick. hot air, etc,
Sd St. $500. monthly pmts. 21sx5 on E.
I'd So. $1,000; bargain.
Little & Little. w. I'd So.
A GENUINE snau. 5 rooms. pantry.
closet and summer kitchen, electric lights,
S2.050. IA st. INQUIRE same.
BEAUTIFUL broom house. summer
kitchen, large cellar and attic: modern in
every way: built TO live in. light brick oil
finish woodwork: of its size the incest in
town. so month, 7 per cent interest.
Price. $500. Call up 10 p. m. S5S 10Th e.
FINE FARM and ranch combined. OF
20 acres. f-fpOm mouse. ofcAaEQs AHQe-
pendent water. other improvements, sit
uated in city limits, 81 miles from tenn
pie. north, price $500. For further par
ticulars see F, II. Peyton. 2oe South West
TEMPLE street.
HOUSTON, THE HOUSERS,
Have bargains in houses. 81 South Main
WE SELL real estate-that's ALL Tuttle
Bros. 149 Main street Red ball signs.
FOUR-ROOM frame and summer kitch-
en-. on / st. Lot 44izXll5 feet, $3.50.
Hubbard Invt. Co. IS W. ID So.
THE NATIONAL HOMESEEKERS'
association hos matured two contracts
this month for D. ]. Williams Of Provo.
He can demonsu ate the value Of our
plan.
You pay $50 per month while waiting.
and $50 per month after loan is made
for each 81 .0O0.OO till naid-less than rent.
Salt Lake CITY office. 2l+ Dooly Block.
Ogden Office. 30S Eccies Rlock
HOUSTON. THE HOUSERS.
Have bargains in houses. 81 South Main.
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ART SCHOOL.

PAINTING. drawing. etc. Address J.
B. Fairbanks. room 81 Commercial Club
building.
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Snappy Neckwear.
Our new Barathea Weaves contain
beautiful patterns in new shapes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1ef Main Street
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Utah SUGAR OPTIONS.
A cHoIcF coLLECTIoN.

Best price paid by i. L. Burton, No.
II East First South. Phone ga
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AUCTION SALES.



AUCTION. AUCTION.
On Thursday Oct 3. at 1870 a. m.
sharp. at 357 South Third East St. fine
lot high-grade goods. fine lot 2arlor
rockers. parlOr couch. fine $50 upright
piano. oak bookcase and desk combined,
oak tables. two fine upright folding beds,
mirror front. hair mattresses. fine dining
tables. elegant lot Hayiland china and
other china lot silVerwaTe and glassware,
fine lot velvet and other carpets, large
Turkish rug cost x50l. bedroom sets,
dressers. toilet sets. steel range and heat
Ing stoves. linoleum, lot kitchen utensils.
fine Singer sewing machine. book shelves,
oak stands. fine lamps. fine surrey tcOst
$3.50. washing machine and a thousand
other useful articles. The Diano and sur
rev viii be sold at $3.50 sharp. X. A An
dreWs. auctiOneer
THE Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany will sell at public auction at No.
50 Main street, Salt Lake City. eommenc-
ing al O'Clock p. m, Monday. October
9th, a large amount of unclaimed bag
gage OF all descriptions. also a large lot
OF miscellaneous articles, consisting of
coats. capes umbrellas. pocket knives IA
fine lott, gunsGf.eld glasses, packages.
etc. etc. GEO. L. ALLEY.
General Baggage Agent.
X. A ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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FOR FURNITURE and carpets cali at
/ y. /. Furniture & Carpet Installment
House: terms. 81 on SO: 80 on 800. IS
East Second South
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PAINTS-Any color. sort or quantity.
All this week your own price. Loder' 3
brushes. tools. etc. at ls4 E. "a So. St.
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A YOUNG NAN or young woman OF
some experience and ability can get
situation in a country store. Address E
O. Herald
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FARMS, Farms. Farms, big acre Farms
on State St., $500 each: easy terms; shade
and water. These are going fast. Moth
get one now, beforesthe prices are adj
vanced.
An elegant l0-room modern brick resi-
dence, E. side, close in, large lot, house
cost $500, the widow will take 1880 IL
sold this fall This is the best value for
the money in Salt Lake today.
Don't forget that we are selling more
small homes than anybody.
Call and get a 'Negotiator," our list
of real estate bargains, free at office.
HARRINGTON & COURTNEY.
70 " 2d Go
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We Satisfy

Pattern maker and Carpenter. II. +.
Williams, rs r. LIST So. Phone 934Y,
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We 01NAoAy
The needs Of the most exaeting by CIV
ing the customer perfect results of
laundering Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
TROY LAUNDRY,
le6 Main Street.
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FARMS. ranches, vacant lots and res
idence properties. Be sure and see US
before buying. You will save money by
doing so. We can suit all. Here are
TWO snaps.
A 5-room mod. brick cottage. fine cut
stone foundation, plate windows, two
mauteis, cellar. fine shade and lawn, fac
ing east. located n. E. bench, worth S, 500.
Must be sold this week for S. $50
An S-room mod. residence, located s. E.,
must be sold before the 18th of this month.
Fine mantel, bath, etc, piped for furnace,
registers all in, lot 52xl6O, fun of fine
assorted fruit bearing trees The place
is worth $500; will sell for a great deal
less. Let's go and see 1t, and make your
offer; IL must be accepted.
MGURRIN & CO.,
80 w. ID So.
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One first-class machine: a bargain II
taken at once; cash or payments. Stout,
IS Z. I'd South.
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FUTILE BROS. l49 Main st.
s r. new mod. brick, sewer, n. E, 8. 900.
& T. brick house, double. n. E., $3.50.
r. mod. SKIP rods, S. w, s., $50.
Several homes. installments, no inter
est
We have several cheap home bargains
this week, well located. $3.50 TO 81. 900
futile Bros, Progress-Herald Bldg.
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EAGLE GATE LODGE No 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A. o. u. w.
hall. I6I Main street
HAMLET EVANS, NJ. W.
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WATCHES and jewelry Cleaning. 500.
handspring, $40. c. E. ". Bowers he
moved 10 20 Main 81.
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WARMING AND vENTILATlNo
TYPEWRIIE

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Remington Typewriters rented - u
g 90 month up By manufactured, ~
w. q South. 'Pbone ls54-f.
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Picture frames. s f. 80 So.
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ORE SHIPPERS AGENCY.
DENTISTS.
ELECTRICAL WIRING.

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house wiring at the lowest prices. lie
will repair your light at any part o.
the night. Telephone 1l64-K. The Globe
Electrical Supply Co.. shop Templet0n
block.
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SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. Il
meets every Thursday evening at-the A.
o u. W. hall, I61 Main street
ID. NJ. BERNHISEL. NJ. w.
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TICKET BROKERS,
PL UMgiNo AND HEATING.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

Thousands OF people can testify that IoL
reliable Watches. Diamonds and Jr"e-Ly
at lowest possible prices, Sal Sickle s. ia7
jeweler, Is r. Second South street. Us me
place 70 go. Expert watch repairing A
tenIion.
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NEW and secondhand safes. all sizes;
payments: also vault doors. Sorensen-
Stout Co.. 4S L. "a South.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE. Ia soBts
West Temple street NJ s. Hanauer
manager Analytical work a speciality.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

BY MIDDLE-AGED man, sober, reli-
able, as driver for private family or ply
stefan; understands care of horses thor
oughly; handy around house: best OF
references. Address G Y, Herald.
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ASSAYERS

J. M'YiCKER, 46 Richards ST.
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PERSONAL.
FREE UNLESS CORRECT

FREE test seance tonight: no eollee-
ton. Arnold-Dickson Bros. Z5s So. w.
Temple
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ELEVATORS.
MEDICAL

DR.. PRfNE. 70 sS1fS Nan
street. Specialist in diseases OF women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed Ia
dress.
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1000 HEAD of stock sheep, by Thos.
Mumford. III West list North, Salt Lake
City, or Mumford Bros, Montpelier. Ida.
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BY OWNER. a nice home on east side,
near university. Good barn. SxlO rods
ground. shade trees. lawn, city water.
s.. 600 $500 cash, balance payments. Ad-
dress ~ care Herald.
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OPTICIANS.

w. B. RUSHMER. manufacturing Opt
can. % W. LIST So. Special lenses ground
10 order. Ewes examined for glasses free.
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]. W. CURPIE. No. z West Third
South street. Sait Lake City. Samples bV
mail or express receive prompt attention.
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TWO beautiful and 10-room houses.
just completed. close in, no car fare.
cheap. small payment; fine for business
man. 37 Fourth East. See builder on
premises.
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HERE is a hood buy for someone:
RoOming house, z rooms, modern, fine
location; price. tl.2J0. ID. L Miller. 2lS
Main street, room !.
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SCAVENGER.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.. go Main.
Wholesale and retail manu-. opticians.
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ENTERPRISE LODGE No. Is, I. o. o
F.. meets every Wednesday evening al
!. 0. .. +. temple. Market street. Visit
ing brothers welcome
B. BERGMAN. N. G.
WIN. WATROUS, Secretary.
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YOUNG lady who has been attending
business college desires position as ste
nographer to get experience; wages no
object. Address 0 8, care Herald.
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HANSENS ORCHESTRA: all the lat
est dance music. S. S. Newton. manager.
Phone OS-Y
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The funeral Of Mrs. William c. Phillip
Will take place at l. noon today from the
Twentieth ward meeting house. Friends
may view the remains at the family resi-
dence. as Third street
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ENGRAVED wedding, visiting cards.
stationery. calendars. advertising novel
ties. G. S. Bell. IA Main.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

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THE WESTERN Employment Co.
Edward T. Williams, Manager.
Special attention given TO orders for
help in any capacity. Telephone DISK.
22i1 e ID So, Salt Lake CITY.
800 TRANSFERS. labOrers. four-horse
transfers, scraper holders. muckers, ham
mersmen. rockmen and drillers. Wages
s., 30. S225 $50. S2.75. So and 1925 day
Ship daily to Lake Point. Doremus, Del
monte. Silver City. Nevada and Colorado.
Cooks. walters. camp cooks, black
smiths and ali kinds of hotel and restau-
rant help wanted. Western Employment
Co.. Z. T Williams. manager.
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E n. ONION, AucuOnser and Apprsis-
er. 246 State St

X. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer. 6
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STROCK'S
Employment Agency,
Removed TO 5It2 East Second South st.
Tel asa All kinds OF help promptly sup
piled.
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ONE LADY and one gentleman 10
travel with a dramatic company. Must
OF exceptional department. Address 0 s,
Herald
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-22
E. q. Morris & GO Letter.

Houston. Tcxns, March 2l.-Liverp0ol
cables Indicated a full response 20 the I'M
provemcnt in the American market during
tho last half NJ the session yesterday
afternoon, futures showing n gain Of pa
points on the old crop months with spots
unchanged on sales of 5000 bales. Private
cables from Manchester stated that there
WAS n good business In cloths with On m
and India and that returns we've advancing
and the conditions were generally r. garded
as more healthy.
The movement showed large decreases al
around Port receipts were considerably
under last year; those at the Int Tor towns
were below the same day last season. Es-
Inmates for tomorrow were small; tho In
terrier shipments greatly exceeded receipts
at tho thirty counted towns, thereby leav
ing n loss of 1900 bales In stocks white
''ln sight figures for the week were 21,OU
bales under the same time last season.
Those who had bought heavily expect ng Il
falling on In the movement would br ng q
sharp advance took prohts as rapidly as
they could on the dullncss OF business and
tho failure Of outsiders to come in In
market looks rather tired. There is NJ
support lust now from any source ana
most Of the months are left to rock along
at will. This Is not an encouraging state
of affairs M all.
The certifcated stocks Of cotton In New
York arc very large ana II ls stated that
since the exporters have Withdrawn from
the market thero Is no outlet Tor this, and
many Of those who nave long contracts are
letting go Of their holdings The outlook
AT the moment is for lower prices, but the
situation generally is n strong one and
little later in the season.
rs. IL -
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Secretary Hesters Statement as Made
Up from Gable and Other Advices.

Secretary Hester's Statement as Made
Up from Gable and Other Advices.
New Orleans March 21.-Secretary Hes
tcrs statement Of he worlds visible sup
PLY Of cotton, made up from special cable
and telegraphic adylces. compares he ng
urcs of This week with last week. last year
and tho wear before II shows a decrease
for the week Just closed Of II 49, bales,
against decrease of l5,C71 last year aud
a decrease Of III $40 the year before.
The total visible ~ i,3i5.t5l against
4. 332. 631 Inst week 40lS.3s3 last year aud
3. Sos. $50 year before OF this the total
of American cotton Is 3,i9I.l5l, against
z. 233 t31 lasf week. 2g90.3s3 last wear aud
:. ge2 go wear before and Of all other kinds,
Including Egypt Brazil, India, etc, LIS
coo against iGA.OOO last week; i,O2S,ND
last wear ana Tl6O0O year before.
The total worlds visible sdppiy Of cotton
shows dccrcAsc compared with last week
Of II 4sO bales, an Increase compared With
last year Of 2n6 itS aud IN Increase coin-
narod with year before last ~ T0G,s62.
OF the worlds visible supply ut cotton
as above there is ROW adont and held IN
Great Britain and continental Europe
2.3l5, 600. against l.sjeoO0 last year and
I So goo year before last; in Egypt 23S0O0.
ngringt l7SWN last year and lFVlJ year
before last; ln India a7S00. against i3i,-
go iasf year and 33A.Nu year before last
nd in the mi ed states llS 600 against
. $500 las year and l.lS5,OO year be
,o.r last
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1cTON WHOLESALE MARKET

slbiy $4,000 pounds OF small prunes ,ao.
' 5nu up neionging to he small prime avn
u uagates, mere are now only about il do i.
which neas,v VI pra eL,as on the coast, Of
me lvVv crop, to meet the reoulremnnts
~ VAporters ana the natural consumptlve
ue'Aand during the next three months
Regarding wheat the Commercial, W..
says: Cash wheat has gained In strnnot,
steadily the last week. The feature ~
the market this week Is the hcavv mr..
chases by the mills from the terminal o,e.
vators. All the mills were good huvers
on Monday and Tuesday. ana the tot4i
amount purchased is reported as ho,ug
l,OOOOOO bushels, though IL was nrol,,hlv
IN excess OF that. The manager of ona
OF the milling companies snid that Ia
would have bought 100000 bushels more
II ne could nave got it. The elevator crN,.
panles are holding for heavier premium
which, from present Indications, ihcy viii
probably get Country elevator stocks AFRO
hgntcr 1han year ago on A short cron
Hna lcss than haf as compared with two
Years ago. Moreover they are declining.
owing to light receipts The mnnnrcr Of
z line elevator company having $50 houses
~ Minnesota and the two Dakotas soii
,nvS We're receiving total of scarcely
lo,Voo DushelS of wheat daily"
An Eastern paper has tho following In
regard to tomatoes:
There is noted on the spot soue.
what stronger feeling for tomatoes Of 1901
pack, and some holders report A COOL
movement at slightly above the ruling
quotations in small lots for interior Job
bling account. Stocks in all parts OF the
hhst are 1t Is stated, closely controlled.
ana as far as can be learned no blocks
are offered either from spectators or
from packing quarters In ctN~lection with
the situation The Trade of Baltimore snys,
1t appears to be tho general oninion n ,
present that II will require het Weon mo
ana two millions of cases to replenish the
ordinary basis Of stock supply among tho
purveyors of the country. and that Tins
me market can AFFORD to absorb from one.
fourth to one-thlrd AN excess mack without
seriously bearing the values This nuts
tne afucle INTO as stron- a position ms
the other articles In the canned goods LIST
Tor the very scarcity In other limos will
cause packers to give n large amount of
attention TO them rather than concontrofe
entirely on tomatoes. Thus IL is prtuniiy
certain that the peach pack in this CITY
VIII this summer divert the attention Of
the Baltimore packers from the tonato
pack, and this alone may probably mnkr-a
dlnerence of 100000 cases In the amount
the Baltimore packers would put IN II The
ncach prospects were not SO good both I'm
the crop and the market demand for the
canned article"