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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
EXPECTED
PRESIDENTS STAND IN re.
TANNING MILLER WAS NO
SURPRISE

WAHHISgToN - G. SEPT ut
i t.s1isvHd tHas Samuel tsamqefs. pres
ideu4 - ihs American federation -
tsahaF. uas rot surprised hY Isfesidsss
Roosevelt restoration ~ the nessiuE
last nizht - bic rsssiiiuu against die
efinssnati0u between unipulsta and nom
uuianlsfa IN tha seVsFnmsnt EMPLOY.
ta announcing that Miller would ~
retained IN thf government printing
enc. IL 10 huavu that Gafnnsrn com
sfdsfed the stirring w = thr KILLER
case ili advised The Niiiaf matter
seems 10 b. 8yIne cut in this city
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SHELVED
PEOPLES
PROTEST
BALLARD CITY COUNCIL HAVE
GRANTED GRAND BouFgT IL
UoR LICENSE
Especial 10 TIL. s,sr.l

BALLARD. Sept Da-Ths city eoun-
cIl aEaln demonstrated lie frAisY .
tho liquor interests q ballard last
nieht BY shelving protest ~ .7Vs rest
dents u the city and granting a new
liquor licenses 70 the Grand B1ufst.
Objection was raised 70 the granting
o. the license fer the reason that the
Grand Boufst Il situated next door 20
the postofies The eounciiFnen de-
ciarcd that the protest was a fake and
that IL was signed principally BY chill
dfen-
Councilman Nelson bitterly attacked
the protest aa = forgery. declaring that
his wife ala not sign the protest, al
though her name appeared upon ~
when Il was presented 10 the council
last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
SMALL GOLD CARGO

steamer Cottage city arrived last
night from skREway with it7 pas
Hengers and t2iaooo Of Klondiks
gold. She reports that 1000 tons Of
freight are piled up at Whitehorse
awaiting shipment down the Yukon
10 Dawson.
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THE MARKETS

Another general advance IN -rices
of hay. grain and feed has been
made. There II a good hay erup.
but the farmers are holding back
their stock and have the commission
uen at their mercy. Puget sound
hay has advanced 81 and IL noW
bringing tih a ton. Timothy Il a.
alfalfa Is. oats 90 10 IS. and chop
80 70 as
Poultry is coming in fast ana a
drop in prices Il expected
The fruit market II rather dull
stock being somewhat low.
WHOLESALE PRICES
rThss. prtees are 70 ans hsv.r IN sasa-
.lii.s Prices o. ssnan perehasss sysssss
Provisions
Fresh Msat-caw beef &C 70. steer
beef 8aIi.e ~. veal saioe ID; PORK.
Provisions Hams. 10 10. breakfast bs.
eea, iTise n. bellies frssh. i7so %.
Vegetables
Native corn, 7scatiA sack native
i5ss is3o psS f ss,iys ' ssfiy P Poss
peafi - cwt carrots. 80 sack
rass,hssss, 'segil @. esbhaTs. i9e %. :
e. w., "a. .ss. deH tomato :
.n9fHe d01. celery, seo dnT Faaiabcm
i0c dor punches. onions eoc ost. green.
inc dox huuChrri eEg plant o. per ih.
Hubbard squash. lie per u. uumpkina.
lie.
Green Fruit. Ete.
Apples. naiice. ccdst % per baH.
grss.sf'iar, Ff.~sti . Der uqKi crab
va &c per boz nutmeg 1beIfi %. ma
tive prunea G4f Niei small white beach
-. ~ 60. Yakima Words. brasfc I.
virginia Seedlings eac. Yatlfn
apears. nM uauve Baftletta IL
pineappics, g. tU1n per dozen
grapes. Yakima tuncurda. SO per
basket TnkaF. lspsae per crate Hnae
Peru 7tfia1c white 7tasnri hlarhber
fiee. q pn9ii q. Nalsnrin oranges g. %
u an. bananas f1ted1oo. cranberriss.
q % biol
Hay. Grain and Feed
Oats t2taI ton. harley 81 ton. wheat.
~ ton chop, tzfmzn ton shorts. -.
ton. bf4n. 80 % ton. ~ neal t1a 90 ton
y. W. timothy rev, fls ton ". ".
compressed timothy, new. fziu1 ton
new wheat hag. tiaOo tor nsN alfalfa,
fit.0o ton. usw FnRst sound hay. sisol
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For ssle-Rssi Estate


s. co
QEfH e. alley. ou TWentlrth avenue.
- hieHhH fruiu Madison car and =
block from Vast linton cement side
NaiHH and ali HtfeeI improvements
paid.
ssiN ia alley. ou Fifteenth avenue
faeluF PARK all street iWueuV flnsntr
paid and the cheapest iot ia that
section.
ia
Let f7lA8iaa on Isuifth asemus north.
Guad NiHH "a haF the ChHnanri lut 81
that section a seattle.
80
aHii1 corner blocks from NadisdH
street the price HpeakN Tor itself
~ TURNER A Co.
n GLOBE block
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Magnificent Farm

~ miles east ~ Kent. ~ acres all
CLEARED n under plough. ell siumpsd.
balance IN pasture and hay lands,
modern N-roum house. bath room.
fireplace. barn. the farm cut % tons
~ hay this year ~ tons 20 50 with
the place. Young heavy team -
horses. worth $500. oows pigs,
chickens, geese, turkeys. ducks. waE-
ona. buEKy. pillow. harrow. euitivntor,
and all kinds II ANAL fruit, black
berries. gooaeterries. red currantH,
black uufrantr. celery. horsoFadish.
pie plant. IN fact a very firEt class
and complete place with the very
best u soil and splendid water the
year round. and YOU can have ~. tn
cludinR all stock and implements. for
RIO. on easy terms.
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ANOTHER
ADVANCE
IN PRICE

TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept. 20 The
Standard Oh today gave notice %
another Increase In the price OF
crude all TIE advance j. 2 cents IN
tts usss and 5 cents in the east OF
men say the STANDARD r. pfoVius
that it viii pay almost any prise for
crude oil
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QUAKER DENIS
OPEN FIRE

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Sept. 90.~-The
Democrats Of Pennsylvania fire the
opening sun Of their state campaign
here tonight. The occasion IL the
formal notification Of the candidates
ON the state ticket Congressman
Marcus Kline OF this city will pre-
side ard the speakers viii include
bealasE the four candidates on the
state tIcket Chairman Hall Of the
state committee. and Colonel J. NJ.
guffey,
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MONEY
10 sslsriss smnlayss ans vars ssrn.,-
tea at or system 81 iesas that .sts
80 ~, z 49,. sni 'ssg - ssaiissa.a.
~, ss.slo,asai cas- al issi 90 y.
notsl
nonshir s.mea. -siy
ieo~nsfufa % us 80 - e. tis . % s. Is
I % Return - ~ "a - sec - SIS
IS ussass ,s :. 40 g 80 - 10
Easiest terms lowest rates ueuf8fsullas4
20 iuauifist guieA ssftics, reartsous
.1ssitnsnt The star lean CO. - uaiss
VIRTUE leans wonsy en- rssi estate lees
tia.. psYnisnt uenihiy n desired. q. A
virtue. nuataa tieek. hsepnd and calam-
tia street
A REHrEc1AnIE Fiscs 70 borrov mea.y
en iiaanefsis. iswsifri watches. Arssftsaa
nsinisr-gfsndi private officss. strittiy
MoNKY advanced ssiarisd PEOPLE retail
nsrvhants. Transfers. boarding houses,
uftfuut security largest business m ~
rfineip4i siiiss. Tolrnan- sio Fpies bieek
NtA HHTHFI NfNh9es
A RELIABLE pises 10 tefrow inansy on
diameHds5 watches is~slfs ier inis-sss
n y west 90 Piks street
COLLATERAL RANK fnarta 4 Rssal-
McneY tosnsd on any Eooa collateral 100
Cherry.
TO LoAS-rrissts money a. low rate q
Interest pamus q osnsr. los resisr
~sYi rooms :. sns 8,
MONEY 70 loan on any rood security
Room 2. Howard nldE els LIST ave.
For Rsnt-Furnishsd Rooms
6itkSe fkelfIc aofif. iiit ffrs, avs.
nue-Hogss nswly fuFniahsai all uedsrn.
prices moderate
NICE. liEht furnished rooms. isia an.
Society Notices
TN fiIsf kftN- We diss n ssas assfs
with M screens. Randall the earpsn'
tsH sip Madison phones Main ITO
" 1881.
For observation-disclosures
~ you want dry frcsh waief Mill wood
order IL AZ the Western min wood and
coal yard. its the cheapest aud best
phones Independent, 100. sunset
Main 1890 residence, North III.
SPECIAL SALE American watches Oold.
filled American Watches warranted 10
pears, taTt. written guarantee. Amer
lesn Watch JsNslry Co. pos let, eRp
itsi''ss-'.tAn -
ron SALE cheap. foot French range
complete. Rice'H Restaurant lA.o "a
ave.
HEATERS New and secondhand, all
sizes and kinds Chapin's. 1908 First
Phone l. isil
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Thlrd Avsnus Th..,sr

The Third Avenue theater q being
packed every night by Lincoln y.
Carriers clever piece Down Mobile"
10 will be there all this week.
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THEA TIERS


Waris and james close their en-
EaEefueut IN Alexander the Great
az the Grand tonight. 20 be followed
b. Tho BufRomaetcr. a musical
comedy that n one Of the Wnrmest
faVorites Of Seattle theater. Eosrs.
This was evidenced b. the almost
unprecedented demand for seats
when tbe aale began this morning
Long lines Of people waited for
hours in front OF the box office and
the engagement u this musical cen-
edy ought % be close 60 a record
breaker. There are 90 people IN the
chorus. The cast "a the original chi
caao company. and the piece viii he
given Thursday. Friday and satur-
DAY nights with a Saturday matinee.
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GENTLEMEN's ToUPEEs
Classified Ads
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. a. Mullen, s2i Ballard ave. epp.
CITY Hall.
frsr.eri Drug Co. E~lns street
ara Fremont asenus.
W. a. Mansfield a Co., Druggist.
2sd ard jackson.
Gtshan's Horne Bakery. z7os let
avenue.
c N Lehndroff. cigar store, si6l ,
Second
The.- Harris. 81 Pos.ofies, nsuton.
Litsls's Pharmacy, fst ave. north
ard Harrison street J. r. little,
proprtstoe.
Csriten q &C., Druggist, cor. eth
80. and Pse. street, seush Seattle.
2. A. Moors, Posteffiee. So. PARK.
University Drug Store. University
Staten.
Howell 81 Pharmacy, to2@ Howell
street.
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atorek. Richie. Schwerdtfeger and
f.0nkacre at Christsnaen's hall. Ar
eada building, 0'ioek 80
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Social Dance, every Saturday niEhi,
ayphers Hall. Ballard. sss
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Seattle Theatre.

The rib tickling and side-Hnlitting
farce comedy. "A Friend Of the
Family" j. making a decided hit ~
the Seattle fheater thlz seek. II -
drawing larger crowds each succeed
inR night 70 viii be on the boards
the remainder Of the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

snfius fhis ksnn. o snHtda dos
Ea4s freah raHeh. zses i've hess
~ lt I've tueaas IL " dressed veal
- lie - fazSa uuftnnI e4etto d dress
- hsss. fAg.Af Is. sn6ffs essf taHs - faes
A. - sissFa On fa.rt O. en- UalssR 60 fnsst
tGez ~. tass ~ fazst. e ~. kisss eise ..
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A ~
a
e 1t 3 sousttm
me arrival viii
few menha rhefua are hu \ . tHied
In Sta
T. cinsn q frrt
asssr, =.
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AMERICAN IN
WORD AND
DEED

BERLIN. Ref.s. s6-Ths Seuste
Saehftrhtsn today bitterly AEzails ALI
usrfuaHs IN America IL aaYa tbrt
shake OF their nationality. avoid the
use Of the mother tongue. forget
their faihefland and NEGLECT 20 vdu-
cats their children - Germans.
which eanrFs them % be dsspisrd
~ Germans n Germany. and rgusrs
7. - - -, - ~.<-,ss- !.
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Boys. Shave az shrewsbury But
ier. and you will stand better with
your girl. w
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tn PLACE To LIVE
hsautifai iesaiisa ~ shsfs q Lsss nsss.
ffasn tirsi ssa wsshiRstsu. 80. 50
tQHftH sffh afisr are ssiilhz fasf u AZ
80 sus $50 - 9 sra 90 ss-n snS ..
raeHfhl ftt sirsAfN tgia sFerfhndy Iiksa
Hsinisf Reach Ia ths hsss sd eh~ap.
81 rfaHsftF 90 unfkst Ter hosns sna -.
rssttnsHt sthaeis churches. sfafes -.
s'ss- s sssss visss ,'os,lss s siR-ss
fshina hiAh ana hszifhfats slsHtY sess
sna citF water taenbsf o. terms o. born.
Rsinisf Esseh ~ G X. sieftssaas. eve
%. sie Boston sieet.
GOING QUICK
q SO Five room hauHe. barn aud other
uuthulidinas. With Eve aCfrH % choice
land nearly all cleared, Watkins
tistanee ef Hiyersids station on the
rev Hsutau ear line good read e
ths citY. ire school ara free mail
dgiiegrf Hoias room II vuu want
w ADAMS a NICHOLS.
iaf eHa & chrrrFs 81 Washington blda
cigEAr lots 81 tU ~ 81 Hinusn ci,y
snlr " ra,uu,ss tia' % 20 R.ntea -.
sa~u. o. aonthiys cone teasJ. izfxs
ssfri affias % sresnaa
FoE fsras 80 aersass IN western wass.
lsster ean 81 sisstsnfFsh q Afnsfi. -
Hlsp.il hlesk
PARTIES wanting TO sauat on horne.
stead claims cruising q &c ~ ne and
better. can roaH - Pacific block.
FOR SALE t.ndelne house Of ie
rooms. leis ist ave soath.
ilea o. q Rercs me bottom land near
WirkerHham, good baiidinE. 10 acres
b. TAYLOR. q Arcade.
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qnlandid all woai underwear, warm
and comfortable. ti.ss a garment,
q 80 a suit. W. a. Hutchinson A
Co, second and Union.
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ToxS4T lie iS 'i.i-' Avenue second,
hand store. wants SO 90 worth 81
second hand goods. H. u. Daniels n
Son. phone KIM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

THE IInHT NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Pals up capital $40. g1s ErrefHl hankiua
business Transacted, = D. Hass -
rFss ~ ~ Hirkeu. vice prsa q Tgfn-
e. cashier 81 y pefkhEfst. sast. CASH
Tea esehsnss - uFineipai eitiss u usit-
- States snE Eufale
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Hf5 3 ton alfalfa. 81 r. Ton cats. ~
= ~ tuns BARLEY. 81 ton. wheat - ~
faH bran. 81 - taHi suefts 81 - ton
niaaiiass. IS e tea. ftisss sound haY
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suttsrs Ihrssss tees Feutrr
Nuttsf ~ Washington cfeamafisa -
EaFlsrsi5 taafstE. aAirY aezfeie
kssH ffssh faHrh Aasig doE Last,
sFn. aeH@ic.
cheese Natiys va ,htnstaH. fsn Ff~sHn.
HeattHf tfltaasd fpfksfs rz4 Pc, rvs
he's. itltse I've due - - dfvFssd
tss aufinH ctbArHa. 3 " doe. Ave
gees. Ioef
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GfN. ~ -. sss5 tsflas. - OIL h,sas,
81 fuakss hauaht sod 90 skehsuFfA
hstiaual Cash Register Co. tgT Wash
inrtan hiidiuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

FuaEr SOUND HATIoNAL bank 90
SEATTLE
Capital staeh paid in, t:zs 90, euraius<
So ore Perth Irea i fialfnfaifh-
Ntfs pre-. ~ v AnkenF eafbisr. eof-
fssprHffutH fu principal cities 81 mo
United STATES uud f5ufaFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

nHfEaa1Kgd sSE5el. a. 1f5s8ss
block Pupils earn while lrarninE-
prrnafuaklnE done reasonable.
MADAME a. = fNTTH. - HinftisT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

VISIT aYs olas cGfIoslts ghsp. fi.ai MAJ
issn stf-sf. fnsian relics. sss shells. ste-
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FEOIT.Eh eANfHGH BANK
Second avenue snf Pike street. capital pal
~. 500 90 ~ e hsufetdff. fffs.s = r
Gfssnlenf cashier. sunFulsfetsi, a4ftaEa
aEn ffaaf business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

DON'T stFFER. WITH CoRNs
Go 20 the reliable chirounaist partorf
Nelson q Mrs. LYMAN. f3a-tsi Arcade
Building
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MISS DOWNING. favarite masHeuEe;
Turkish yapor baths electric treat
ment, very aeiect isei's First ave.
CERfsTfsNeisN 5 TtahcinK CiaFeca -
Fall term opens second week Sent
Phone Red y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

WANTED Good. elderly houackeener
Tor family 81 three. SO month. 1919
Harvard Ave.
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CigEAr lots 81 tE ~. 81 Hiiisah citY
rniY ~ nufnutss fsas % Cd Hertea ca
fins % WasAiHGtnH street fsftas s.
cess " aaanthiys come taasJ. izfks
ssfsi affirs % aFeHnfa
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JCsT NORTH oF nAf.IARD = 10
acres garden land. one acre cleared
small orchard, s. noo
ROBERT MALTBY, ti0 Now York ~.
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MISS LA ROY. recently from the
East. gives genuine scientific mas
sage. magnetic treatments. Hotel
side entrance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-22
arrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and Observer.)


New York, March 21.-The cotton mar
ket was very quiet today at a slight ad-
vance. The largest operators were not
inclined to be aggressive owing to short
session. The largest cotton house in
the trade. a Greek house, has sent out
notices that they are going to discon-
tinue the business. 1t is a we'll known
fact that the largest spot cotton houses
who were usually on the bear side have
made no money for three years past. I'm
til a few years ago thcre was always an
enormous premium on each succeeding
month and it was a very pretty business
to carry spot cotton and liqudate tho
various options as they came around, but
with the modern discount the old limit
spot house is practically out of bust
ness We have had cables today from
Liverpool which lead us to believe that
there will be considerable excitement in
cotton early next week We understand
that one individual is short $4,000 bales
of March cotton If there are a few
more lines of this magnitude there may
be fireworks in the March option to say
nothing of the position of May and July.
One trouble is that there is an enormous
short interest which has been built up
simply on account of the price. For
many years well posted cotton people
have always found it profitable to go
short of cotton at . or 10 cents. They
have gone short of it this year and they
have not yet made any profits and posi-
bly, will not. AS we Lave said before
there are many things that it is not well
to publish and for that reason it is best
for those who wish our information to
write us, but as our business is so large
we arc compelled to conffne ourselves
principally to those who have accounts
with us. We expect greater activity in
cotton in the immediate future than
has been seen in many seasons.
TARRANT & KING.
68 Broad street
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-22
Cammann e. Co.'S.
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and Observer

tSpeC1al TO News and Observer
New York, March 21-The visible sup
ply figures, published this morning, are
certainly startling in their bullish flavor
They show a decrease of 102, 900 in all
kinds and $4,000 in American cotton,
which means that spinners have absorbed
and taken out of sight a hundred thou
sand bales more this week than they
did last year. AS we know, the supply
figures were already lower than ever be-
fore at this season, crops and consump-
ton considered, and this further, radi-
cal reduction is causing some active
thinking among those who have been look
ing. for a reaction.
The leader of the bull party in CONVEX
sation today said that room has been
engaged for so 900 bales to be exported
from Savannah within the next week or
ten days, and that if exports continue on
their present scale, will not be a ques-
tion of price any longer. but rather
whether Europe or America is to go
without sufficient cotton to finish the
seasons orders for goods. Both coun-
tries need a great deal of cotton yet, and
United States stocks at ports are $780,
coo under last year, while interior towns
hold 175 900 less.
The salvation of the situation lies with
receipts If they expand then there will
be relief But Just now, the elements
are again at war, ana rains are reported
every where throughout the South Plant
ing thus receives another set back and
when fair skies finally como to stay the
farmer will be so anxious to get in his
crop, that there will be no time for haul
ing cotton to market and receipts, espec-
tally at interior towns may grow lighter
instead of heavier
Such is the situation as viewed from
a bullish standpoint and we give it fully
for the benefit of our friends.
CAMMAN & CO. Cotton Dept,
Per Hugh f. McElroy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-22
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York March 21-Previous to the
publication of the weekly bank figures
the stock market was very duh, but later
showed some degree of animation. Omen
ing prices reflected steadiness of tone
and Metropolitan, Rock Island and Mexi-
can Ccntra, were among the stocks that
moved Upwards, The activity in Metro
polltan suggested a continuance of the
attack upon the short interest. Rumors
OF a Rock Island Mexican Central com
Sinatlon were not very generally credi-
ted and the last named stock was checked
in its advance by offerings aggregating
10000 shares. The professional, element
INDUCED in some profft-takine in certain
Of the standard issuae. these including
ST. Paul, Union Pacific and Atchison. Yes
terdays special selling of sugar was re
HeWed. Tho demand for Pcnnsylvania
was reported TO have disclosed a con-
adorable short interest in that stock.
Southern Pacific which was lower in Lon
don showed little change in this mar
Fet and vas comparatively neglected Fig
;lreS published today show a decrease
IN Southern Pacific net earnings for jan
nary OF over 1907 900 Louisville and
Nashville was first and Canadian Pacific
responded only in a slight measure to
the keen demand for that stock in Lon
Con. The report of the coal strike com
mission seemed to have been discounted
the hard coalers exhibiting marked firm
ness from the outset There was no
trading of any consequence in the soft
coal stocks in spite of the announcement
of an advance of ten cents per ton in
tidewatar prices on April l. The indus
trial group was without feature. Gains
were registered by Tennessee Coal and
Colorado Fuek The closing was duh and
steady Tho hank statement was well
received although the loss of cash was
somewhat in excess of most estimates
The bond market during the week fluct-
uated in sympathy with the course OF
the stock market but displayed a bet
ter under current of steadness.
United States new As and tho IS
advanced 1t per cent as compared with
tho closing call of last week.
Total sales Of stocks were 24S, 700 shares
including Atchison 10000; Baltimore and
Ohio $500 Canadian Pacific 5.100: Erie
400; Metropolitan Railway 1890 Mexi-
can Central 27,5OO; Missouri Pacific TO-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-22

Everyone is relying upon a big move
ment to help out and the movement does
not come. This means higher prices for
spot cotton and higher prices for futures
unless conditions change. Planters can
not get on the land and the season is
very late IL will get serious in a
few days more. Then spinners may get
scared and it wont take much buying TO
put prices on the rampage again Until
we have good weather and more cotton,
we do not want to short this market.
Cotton futures today ranged as fol-
lows:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-22
PORT.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, March 21-The statement
Of the averages of the clearing house
banks OF this city for the week shows
Loans 1911 ,547 400 decrease $12,9 1858, GOO;
deposits 5000 $50, 400. decrease $15,479 600,
circulation $42.S6S, 500, decrease S74,2 200;
legal tenders s64, 75S 500, decrease sos
2oo' specie $163 ,592 500. decrease $1.155,-
SEQ reserve $22S,55 600, decrease S1,71S.-
ooo; reserve required 1925. 10. coo. decrease
$S.S6a9oo; surplus $5.1SO. 100. increase 81. -
400, Ex-u. S. deposits $13. 237, 500, in
crease $2.i67,15C
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-22
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