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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

usRE tH a coon uUY % ceres
Part bottom Iand. taIaHea upland eli
nearly lgeal and Husat aHli. faaes
Fauuty fuuH adfUiniuH HH Improved
fern ciess Go nt.ahHs#HH ard 9aaa
u66EHr MkIfnY ~ Sss york. piA
Iae.ror s.aefs tracts close 20 thr city
and intefafhan tine taFy terms
stErrEanFN 4 hRNELL
Uaam = NaNweH uIk
3 Coz Columbia e. aHd tirHi afs
SMALL rhtaksu ranch. iars- Iats
hauan and about 90 chickens. neaf
car uut ard HHad aFHaHI must eel
aHtEk Or PEE cent tieHHHnt Tor cash
d - dauH. and g. per month
49, y. as a. 80 sS IS aaa,ssisa 80
to southsast Seattle. sHs 90 cole
CouNrRY uoME MAR uENruN
fenced orchard 81 i.a trsss a.I sHHas
- small fHHIfs. sH..i Haass. barn 81
several HHHHHHlHI. H#HaH tN H=sHHl
and netahHsafs bore harHzzz
saEan. eae Incubator shilhrna sH=l
49, og.ff = tools - vith p'a5s
uonERr MAirnr. a. ssw yors sia
FuHrY AcmEa rieh iseeI iant. nlast=
h alder aHd vine maple tract fa#ss
county faaA enc mis- from amaH
Haun. uffes g. ST. aH Wauid -
change Ard Faf HUne HaHh fer house
I'D Dee in tnwu. hes Owner q
AsW Nufh mlaek
F0nrY AeUEH Near Auburn aHeh
level Lard nznatiY alder ard alaF5s
Haaf rnfHaHe nifh large fnHlna
Sod barn And ehlrkea haaas prise
= aHH
nhHERr MAurur O. ssw vors Ia
For Sale-Timber Lands
HONEST EAus and ufnHsf ciairas &c
EinuuiahuarHf 60 sell imuHQNfd hams=
stead cheap
IN " Fn0WW Ths crllnsr.
as Pacific miaek
Fsr sst.-R.si u-st.
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THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

These prices are % any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent hlHher)
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Lost Watch tah charm wtth initials
"a T. ~ Notify ul1# 1T ave
phone T. a-it ard receive reward.
LAuHa sud watch. name = Berthe
HfHa engraved uu outside iast aH
HIfHf ave- aE HIke 81 Address hi
Oh. 81 n.lIaL-n IsaaIa
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YOUR PATRONAGE y SOLICITED


EatHhIaheH iNI
rhanss- Main e. iaa aE
Our many years exHeFiruce n TIE
a sS ,sa'. sa' 1888 YFslFR Wv "a sa Sc
atfle. = q suffielsHt guarantee nat
We aiwaNa treat Employers and SIN
pioyeH right We are nnw hFtter
ir ne" = lssr ls, "a 80 80 y 3, saI.lea
and cnmnlun lahnr en- the shortest
po~aihis nujice. Al lhe rresenf time
" have on cor kaaks apr.leafiaus
from eNnefisnced HOUSE kcsnarH. Do
menties. EuokkfsaarH. CLERKS Sales
men. Nlaekawifhas EuHiueerHs car
penfefa Stone ard urirk Mas0na
Mashlnists firg,nsn. Miners. MI
Turner'S. TrmmerH. shiuFie sseYHra
and WeaFsrs. sae EIiers. Knot Saw
yerr. Euifnrs. Halt fatfera. Mnad
Chapp~rs. Haiiroaa f.ahorera See
Muu Mr.. Farm Hands. Milkara
Transfers. Comulnn fnhnrerH stick
or Msn Stewards Cocks Walters.
Dish Waahers Yard Mcn. inEFtnE
Samp sid MI Crew. &c Fl.n-
Day Wurk Avoif annoyance r. hir-
ina year help ard fraabie auH ~
peuse e afvFrtisimN b. ieftinE ~
a,ssne e q Tor yoa FREE OF
REEDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Rser s. resisr way. SEATTLE
WANTED sawmm fahorsrr. 10 rsr
day sure gay and steady fnh year
rrgud street iahHfers city wark
= per DAY. good husky mn 20
clear Land and rosas 9 : Der DAY.
Room sSara a q se s,s f la5 s 49,.
city wafk 9 81 per day SeaHafna-
Wan hslp 4 speciality. q ~ John
son Ard Maguas Turnblad man
RE.fUs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Rear - rssier WaV SEATTLE
Phones Main e.. I'D e.
BOY wantsa % learn hlackamith trade
les Western ave.
STEADY. sober foreman wanted Ais1
five rod salfHrFn. Good wages 20
the firht men. Inquire q % smIth.
., TaFIae's saw MiH- Take wash
ington street car.
wANTEn-Good foreman wanfra sias
I've safeHmen. Cauf wages TnHuIre
uHiwans Office 9 Timfa ufaE- u
~. FeFrist Or VI Griffn
WANTEu-M anrrfr for nranrh sffrs
We Niah o. lncate here Orr Seattle
Aadrfeas With refereucrs. Morris
Mholessls iiouEe. care Ths star.
WANTED a. ufanan citv ags
Garden station Tor al kinds q work
No buns iced ansssr.
WANTED once. a plano player
AZ Grand Buffet. Ballard.
Situations wautsd-nsls
gAPANEsE Metreuaiftan Contraet 90.
All kinds japanese help Furnished
az Maia 81 Main -. Ind. ss9t
Jaransse- a American Employment ard
Contraefsra office furnishes japan
60 naru Room e Metropolitan Blk
Main iaas. IND A 1871
Wantsd
PIX sfHEEf FuHNtIGkE % baYs
the hiEheHt price fg- second hand
furniture. md. n iea. 600 PIKE
VALDEZ FuRNfTuHE co pays high
81 prizes Tor household Foodn Els
Firat ave white 81. = "A
For Rsns-lioussbssplns Rsems
Two hounekeepinF rooms % suit a
lady about % - confined. with a
good rnFss and reasonable Al
cars Star.
HoUEFKEEPINo rooms ana Tor.
nishsd rooms n privats family
NICE suite Of two front rooms fur.
niahed complete for houHskeeping
1871 9Th ave Phone y F14
HoURExElPINO ROOMS Suites u
two ard thregi new. Britt Apart.
ments. ard and Cedar walking dis
lance.
FuRNIsHED rooms for houscksrping.
use % bath and phone 80 Washing
ton 81
HOUaEKEEPIgQ rooms. Gail before
~ as Terrace. Red 2z2a
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California potatoes. fANIEc usT
It Yakifa potatoes. 800 ah per toni
carrots. 81 &c ger sack cabhaNN. {.
mHts M radlshss. Zoe fuz huurheas
green onions. Zee per faE bunchsss
#aHamhers. sec foc doaen. nafiFs
reaa g. ~ waH beans. Edec lb hot
bause tomatoes. 7tcQfis esq plant.
g 10
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PROP SHELDON THE PIANIST.
d. Haa iu seatflH ard can - eansaitsi
HH 81 affairs pertaining ~ human
welfare love EauFtahlu maffiaEs.
divorce business. sirknHHs HurruIa
GlaH iawnuita 81 traunaE ftuuh - al
kinds fia iaHafsa mines let treas
HHHH. siaaFHt ffHFUta fHlHa n your
- false tells ahH and shsn Co. mar
- tie settles HuFrfH 4Ha Hfsls. fa tn
10 TROUBLES etc tfe ia 3iffsfeut ffam
e. afhHrH ia America claiming hln
rsH8af Co aH others be Hafanra -
accept q sIHHIH penny faH hIH nffa=
ices raimiaEff taught msdllmistle
persons HFafEaHHI NffiHH fHafH
y taHp n aHa go taf Sunday. Zee
uIaI hetsL iifH FifHt aeWnHs
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Trsah Meat-cow besf. easise -
H. steer beef. sAc. yea. 70 Zoe III
FORK o. Ib. mutton. G { - ib.
Provisions Hams. fsa lee nj
breakfast bacon. Ice ID bellies.
ffsHh. lie ID.
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/ r0n SAL Furniture II an room
| house tar sale aud hauHe fvf rent
Inquire at Et0 First ave.
FoIl RAIF FurAurs u rooms
stfictN modern. faoo itit Third ave
81 $500 cuah. 90 month buys tah1
worth ~ new furniture brussels car
pets. Axwiuatqr ruua dttpsGee
Erunth plate dresser. steel range
etc. n t#raUm modern flat NeMt
- 60 ms HiNth Ave. AaiW
Fer sals--rarms snd Lsnd
81. ao1 a. aeroa within 800 feet uf
front cen tho Sound ~ acres
cleared. acres lu meadow ~
timber Hull black lean well and
HprluH ia annia trees lu BEARING
cherry and other fruit trees 8
room UHttaEU. barn. chicken
house and other UutbulldlnEu.
Ht.EtfE NuRtN a AWNrtls
Hoam N WHxWeN nldk corner
Columbia street and aeeond Ave.
HOMESTEAD under proposed guvs
ffHmUut Irrigation In MhHhiuGtuu5
e. UuHt 81 5n1 fiH Don't walt Zoe the
fuHh aa ln South Dakota Montana
IHahu and Nevada. but come nov
ard set tHa aFrra ~ beet land la
state. soil 81 feet. Euad well water
al feet. mild wlutrfH5 sHfHtHt ffHIt
Hartiou. Eaod locations new Charles
HauksfJ laeatar Iostaffige hida
faHcu Wash.
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foR SAIL furniture II an room
house far Halr and house fuf rent
Inquire at EtU First ave
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RENT INEE in 80 o. a#raam
house. ehIls . g. o. o. o. pet
month vii huf ura house Hul
large fHaHt n land alfh CTS Hafrr.
ell see EaH HHUs = HEHtH peF month
Onig tA minutes ride Nuks s. aahs
lnEtHH street Uaf#HInH passes fHfHHHH
8Ni iftfAHr SEATTLE uffIHe alrn
.rI-- ...--.-.
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HTEITNTI GOOD ~
broom hotel well furnished ard DO.
Ink fine business. clears from f.0
tQ SD per month Do located tn ono
~ thH MOST thriving Sound towns.
price s. Hu Investigate thIH
STE WAIT STEWART 4 20.
Room 81 Union hlh Hi1 FIRST Ave
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WANfHp. Improved and unimproyod
aereaKe in exchange Tot Seattle prop
eftN 81 a ~
HooM 81 UNION ~ uU1x.
.n Hftat ANt1tur.
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WINTEf5-N place = Nofk o. RON
ana beard Am willing o. pay hair
Addrgss A q care The star.
YOUNG Girl waaid Hks e. have
place faE HEht heuaswark Et kfH as.
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DO NaH saint % good home where you
can faIHs chickens and have q good
garden and rHI ft aH rHaF tHrma
We have tote from g. and up HIfh
hfaIfIfui FlrW ~ Green Lake lots
and cottage. So 81 down. so
month Z Tots. cottage. garden faHu-
berries. hlasbheffiaa. chickens rune
ming water. price 8. HHH H#fHum
house. Tote right an toe lake cheap
0u terms $50 HH#H some tine aero.
age for fn o. 81 and uu close iu.
rood roads ~ HlaheUer. eth o.,
West Side Green Lake. Phone. Park
lac
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rou have - s. three times a. far out
a. bus as cheap "a
suI TflEkHr SEATTLE
lots riFht on fhf car Ire r.ahf 90
fhs Iskr With - afa school house.
r5anF UH fHa anflfIun
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ffa-Ea five ceres 20 rhales ard one
ard aus-hnf miles from ear ara d
minutes ride - ere city This o.
nlee level aHa 81 caah. balance o.
suit purchaser
~ 81 NfCWOTa
Es ftaHaeF HIHH
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tA IA GOOD TT
fFf#A fEnirr five HrFrH - land close
10 Riverside that must - aaid thia
6 uiHa lowell lard ana very easy
cleared. fanH terms
b ~ NICHOLS S. Pioneer Bldg
No ACRES - lard near EaHH Yard
can 81 address % 81 FaffF first 81.
Haaa
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T'N6 IN Madaa Block al at A3
Marion RlUek. corner HeeuHd and
Marion street
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-15
New Orleans, Sept. IA, Cotton futures
Liverpool.

Liverpool, Sept. II, p. m.-Cotton spot
linn. demand prices points higher,
American midding fair, 70S, good middlng,
6R midding 6 3d. low middling $50, good
ordinary 6.3o, ordinary 6.lI. The sales of the
DAY 900 bales of which 300 were for specu-
lation and export and included 3,o0 Amer,
American.
Futures opened quiet, and closed Steady.
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Other Cotton Markets.

Raleigh Cotton Market.
Receipts yesterday 49,. :. :. 20 balea
Prices 10 3-SC
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago, Sept. 14.-Low prices in
foreign grain markets caused liberal
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Ware e. Leland'S
Cotton Letter

Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 14.--Last week
we pointed out the fact that Texas
lepofts indicated little, if any. top
Ilop. This seemed to many traders to
ne lhe most imnortant news from the
Cotton pelt in some time. Yesterday S
sport In detail shows a general COM
paint on this score in nearly every
oIate. This means that there is not
llhely to be any record production III
COTTON this year. To have bumper
crop we need an open fall and winter
with big top crop. The Oklahoma
report reads yield poo rtO good we
IAN TO see how the yield can be poor
TO good on a condition of So, which
was reported AUGUST 25th. There is
a screw loose somewhere. We did not
take much stock in the "a condition
IT should have been around 80, or 81
Inc next should be around ~. The
bureau may remedy things by send
ing us 20 or below. There is no tell
ing what the September report will
be. Reports from the South are not
good at all and now are approaching
the storm period. A week or two Of
bad weather would make things lively.
On any break we regard the market
as safe to be long of.
WARE & LELAND.
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Special Low Rates to Baltimore, MIDI
Account Convention Fraternal Or
der OF Eagles.

Rates from principal points:
Raleigh, $10.75, all rail, $40 Bay
Line; Durham, $10.45, all rail, 1910
Bay Line; Charlotte. $14.20, all rail,
$12.70 Bay Line.
Rates from other points in same
proportion.
Tickets on sale September 10-11-12.
Final limit September 18th.
Tickets can be extended until Sep
TENDER 25th.
For further information call on,
G. II. GATTIS, T. p. A. Raleigh.
Ii. A. MORRISON, C. p. & T. A.,
Raleigh, N. G.
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BOLL|SH ADV|CES
SMALL RECEIPTS
Frosts Are Intentionally
CIcse in the Belt.
A conn NET ADVANCE
A GOOD NET ADVANCE
Twenty-Five to TwentYEight Points
the Showing at the Close. A Gen.
eraI Upward Movement in
Stocks Little OPP
posed.
INV the Associated Press.)

New York, Sept. 14.-More bullish
crop reviews, resulting from cold
weather in the belt, reports that rains
were delaying the movement and dam"
aging open cotton and private adVlceS
claiming deterioration, dominated TO-
DAVIS cotton market in connection with
lighter receipts and talk of an I'M
proved trade demand. The market
opeued firm at an advance of Il TO Il
points.
No actual frost was reported in the
belt but il was uncomfortaDly close;
and the forecast in Texas called toi
continued cold weather While private
advices stated that roads were III Dav'
condition owing to recent rams ana
that receipts were falling oil from that
source. However this may be, it IL
certain that the movement for the day
was smaller than expected. Private
cables from Liverpool were bullish.
The advance here continued until
prices reached a gain of LIZ TO 5-Sc.
At this price offerings became morG
liberal. After easing off matter OF
about ten points from the best. thh
market was again rallied Dy reports
of a better spot demand and rumors
that the New England cotton goods
Was ONIA6s AO"oAN eAAN
close room shorts covered and the
market was finally steady at a net ad-
vance of % to % points.
Sales were estimated at 35O,OO1
Nbales During the early trading tho
market was active and quite excited
with more public business than fol
some days past. while in the afternoon
it was largely professional in char
acter The room element went short
in the early bulge on the theory of a
reaction but became uneasy as the
session progressed with no indication
of renewed bearish pressure and COW
cred just before the close.
Receipts at the ports today 1851
bales, against 19,164 last week and
1864 last year. For the week 2OO,-.
600 bales, against 131,643 last week
ana no. S3 last year. Today's receipts
ataNew Orleans 3.163 bales. against
z 522 last year and at Houston Is,
243, against 4,334 last year.
New York, Sept. II Cotton spot steady,
10 points higher, middIing uplands lilo,
middling gulf HIS, sales IL bales.
failures OF ened strong and close steady.
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Sept. 14.-In the spot
cotton market there was an improve
lment i'm both supply and demand,
Sales $500 bales including 1,SO0 to
arrive. Quotations advanced 1-Sc.
Futures opened firm at an advance
of from l to 10 points, influenced BY
bulHsh Liverpool ana stronger New
York. The market was active ans
excited
The bulls were heavy buyers, beinG
convinced that another popular bull
campaign is forming similar to that
of last year. Weak shorts covered
freely and assisted in sending price {
I'D on themselves. the advance being
about 25 points above yesterdays clos
ing level At the middle of the morn
ing a reaction was caused by profit
taking by longs, coupled with some
fresh selling by bears. This reaction
sent prices down about 10 points. Al
noon the trend of prices was again
upward. Bad crop reports continued,
to come in from the belt and the
weather map was too cold to pleas Z
the bears In the trading October
opened II points up at 1882, advanced
to 1910, sold down to 1890 and finally
recovered to 1894 The market
closed firm with net gains of 5 to 20
points.
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New Yo;.s Provisions.


New York. Sept. Il, Flour strong, winter
PATENTS Si.25n650 Minnesota patents oHl9B.5O,
10 bakers, $1,000 %. straights 4.75@4.90
Rye flour firm, fair to good i.3o9l.55,
choice TO fancy i.l5d4.50
Corn meal steady, yellow western ulgll5'
kiln dried 3.00G12.l0.
Rye nom. No. western. 10.
Barley quiet, feeding 46 mating 5596o.
May ll9H, July ...... September ll9 Dec
Corn easy, No. 50, July September
3k December 5913 80
Oats dull, mixed jt93oh, 4lCGt9
Sept. 3sss.
Reef Quiet, family ln70@1l.5a. 6mess $50
zoo, packet s.oo@io. beef hams A I5a 'o'9o o.,
i"kled shoulders So.7A, picked hams lo@ti
Lard frm. western steamed 7.65, June
No quiet. refined STEADY, contiueh1 100,
01 p. rR quiet family 155e@l5.59, short clear
,3.5O0I5 50. me s l2.500l3.Oo.
Tallow firm, city (S2 per pkg, AGO country
Rosin steady, strained common to good
rs 0275
Rice steady, domestic fair To extra $1,000
Molasses steady, New Orleans open kettle
rood to choice 3l@X. on Ill,
c. flee spot Rio steady, No. lnVolce o%s hhiiu
luet. cOrdova lo6i3 the
sugar raw steady. fair refining q, centilfu,
u n 96 test A-t6 a.. mOtasSes SuS@, =" =
,aened steady confectioner's a, 010 mold A.
80 cut loaf "5. crushed 5.95. powdered 300
yrapulated 5.25. cubes . %. 600
Butter steady, creamery COM TO extra lo'@i 10
state DAIRY ll0Dl7. west rn factory ll9lo24
ESesoS steady state and Penn. nearby
ancy selected white 27@2S, Southern l6@l912
interiors l30l4. g., ,,
Cheese quiet state, full cream cream
large. white fancy: SMGS%, small coloreo
! !itncy S156b, fair to goods. -,
| Potatoes firm. Long Island l.5OGl:1a. Jersey
| md Southern @l.5O, South sweets ~
| a2.50. oa,> ,.,,o,
Peanuts steady, fancy hand-picked ,othel
| domestic 1861. 1900,
| Cabbage firm, Long Island ana jets.
| ,NlG22i biol. or crate .50di 90
| Cotton by steam to Liverpool 1890 o.,
Cotton seed oil market was nrn
| crude f. o. b. mills 230, prime summer yeiloN
| 96H, off summer yellow nominal, pr,''t
white 32N@j3, prime winter yellow 32I29d'.
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Cash quotations Were as follows:
Flour was firm steady, winter patent
.l09'.20, raights 4.5 OSLO, spring
patents 5.20@5.sO, straishts I.S00S.n
bakers 3. 000S.So. wheat No. = spring lisa 20
No. ll0@llS, No. 2red, l06mllS14, corn No..
a No yellow $50 oats No. ? "a
No. . white S2k@SS7s No. : white 2 n"Ih
fair to choice mailing 44@5i, fax seed No. /
ll9. No. | northwestern 127, prime timothy
seed 2.906t mess pork per bbl luSO@lO9 80
uoose) 7.S@7.50, dry sailed shout. (boxedl
. short clear sides (hoxed) S.25Gs.5O,
whiskey basis of high wines LIS, clover con-
tract grade IL Sl6O III 90,
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Tucker Building, Opposite Office. Raleigh, N. G.

New York Central 5000: Norfolk and
estern $500; Ontario and Western H.
100; Pennsylvania 172,200; Reading
$500; Rock Island 24,700: Southern
Pacific $4,000; Southern Railway A.
500; Southern Railway preferred L.
100; Texas and Pacific 9,100; Unior
Pacific 611O0; Copper 1850; Mexica9
Central 1,400; American Locomotive
l4,3O0; American Smelling and Rein
'ng $500; Brooklyn Transit 5000.
Colorado Fuel and Iron 22,40O; Ma
tional Lead 1900; Tennessee Coal and
IRON $500; United States Steel $500:
United States Steel preferred 133,S0O
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Stocks and Bonds.

Now York. Sept 14.-There was pu'
commentary hesitation amongst most
If the Granger stock at the opening
todav This was quickly shaken on
and the whole market moved strongly
nnyards The reading of the tape
during the day showed the rise 10 ".
steadier and less opposed IMAM al any
time during. the movement. OilerlliSN
RI take profits which We're met on inc
yvavun seemed to be lighter than be-
fore and the bears made no apparent
attempt to contest the advance. 10
DAVIS movement was fairly compre,
hensive, although uneven Inc orol'
i'm the grain markets was a senslDit
relief TO sentiment and the news IRON
tbe corn belt showed that the frost
area did not extend nearly as Iar az
was feared yesterday. Urgent ouylA .
orders for the Changers from western
sources made it evident that yester
DAVIS selling from that quarter nae,
been overdone.
The DAYS principal show of strength
was in stocks most closely ASSOCIATE
with iron and steel trade. Unlte~,
states Steel, preferred. itself took the
leadership of the movement, folloWinA
the further advance in Pennsylvania
and its group of controlled railroads.
Erie was also prominent in the move
ment There was urgent covering by
belated shorts in the Changers in thu
late market. The closing was activc,
and strong throughout.
Bonds were strong. Total sales (pal
value) $5.150,000.
u S. bonds were unchanged on call,
Total sales of stock today 1,106,60C
shares including Atchison $1,000; Bal
tmore and Ohio 1920; Chesapeake
ana Ohio $500; Chicago, milwaukee,
and st. Paul 21,700: Erie 9S,100; Erie
first preferred 400; Louisville anc
Nashville 1900; Metropolitan Securi-
ties 14,100; Metropolitan Street Rail.
way $4,000; Missouri Pacific 28,6O0;
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Baltimore Provisions.

baltimore. Sept ii Flour firm, winter
patents O5m 81, spring patents 5.95@n.l5.
Wheat strung. spot contract lUlH@.. 90
red western l.l01a@s4, August South
Corn dull, spot o0@60, August 500
Southern white co. n 57(009.
Oats cas- or, No. white 35@K, NO.
mi xed 43%94i
Bitter nrm, unchanged. fancy imitation
I700lS. do creamery BIG 2; do ladle l4@io
store acked I00l2.
Eggs steady, unchanged 2l@.
or 7ese firm, unchanged, large 9A@lO me
duIn sA@s5s. small 5000. e < ~
Sugar strong, coarse granuiated o.4o' me o'fu
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New York Money.

New York Sept. "A, p. m:1Money !, !, :, cali
loan closing i. offered la, time money
steady, so days @3, 80 Gays 3@A >s SIX
months s@A, prime mercte c PAPER gAgess
w ha Iers, Hills at 4s6 s50 80 for demand,
md i'' at 4si.5o@6) for 90 day ills, posted
rates 4s5N@isS Commercial, bills Ao dSA71 aov
oar silver 56H, Mexican doiiars 1919 WV
bonds . Railroad bond.........
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liquidation of wheat here today, re-
Sulting in declines of nearly two
cents. Corn also was weak, the De,
cember option closing with a loss of
3-S to 1-2c. Oats were down 1-Sc.
Provisions are up IL to Z LIE.
Opening Hig hest. Dowestc Closing
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Notice to Creditors OF the Juanita
Cotton Mills.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned have been appointed re-
ceivers of the Juanita Cotton Mills,
by the Hon. w. r. Allen, judge of the
Sixth Judicial district, and all the
creditors of the said Juanita Cotton
Mills are required by order or the
court to file their claims duly veri-
fed. with us, at Raleigh, within sixty
days from this date. The creditors
will therefore, please send their verl-
fled claims to us at once.
G. Il. BARBEE,
f. A. DANIELS,
Receivers of the Juanita Cotton Mills
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Naval Stores.

Naval Stores.
Wilmington, Sept. II, Turpentlne firm, 52h
receipts II casks.
Rosin firm, 2.4n, receipts 50 bbls.
Tar drm, l.50, receipts ZIG bbls
Crude firm, z.2593.75d3. 10, receipts l22 bbls
Charleston, Sept, H. Turpentine firm 52L sal S
quote A, B, c, 2.s5 D2t0, E .2.556571155,
r ITO; G 2.t5. VI 2.o5, 3.15, X 1850
M 405, 4.271E, VIC $50, WV 4.o7hM.
Savannah, Sept. 4-Turpentine firm, 5Ig5,
receipts Sl5 sales 127, exports .
kosln-hrm, receipts 2,loo, sales 22l?, exports
Quo;e A, B, C, 2.5j@., d AGO., F.
26l%. z.i0@. @ 21o., H 2.9j62 "a
! /, 3lo@ K $40. MLl21a, N 1875. VIC 40