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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15

Memorial services will be held by
the senate and house today for the
late John M. Cochrane, judge of the
state supreme court. Although Mr..
Cochrane died a comparatively young
man, he left his impress upon the his
tory of the state. 1t is fitting that his
memory should be honored by the men
among whom he labored and of whom
he was one ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15
OREGON FOR THE HoMEsEEKER

The Lewis and Clark Exposition to
be held at Portland in the summer Of
1905 has drawn attention to Oregon
and Its attractions as permanent
abiding place. No other section has
so many advantages In the way OF
mild climate, fertile soil, good markets
for all kinds Of farm produce and ex.
cellent schools and churches.
The Southern Pacific has issued
some interesting pamphlets descrip
tive OF Oregon and It's resources, which
will be sent free on application to
W. p. Conan, general passenger agent
Portland, Ore. &.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15
Stop ct Hotel soardman, ST. Paul
Modern and up-to-date European hotel
Throat sore9

There's no telling what . sore throat win
do II you give it fright Of way.r Uncertain
remedies often cause dangerous delay. Make
q cure sure with Painkilier, known for half
. century a. specific for sore throat.
Group, coughs, and all kindred troubles.
Keep it by You tor an emergency Itnever
Falls Avoid substitutes, there Il but one
Painkiller, Perry Davis. 25c. and SOC.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15

for thirty days when same can be
paid. After which time those remain
ing unpaid will be given to an attor-
ney for collection. 55
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15

TO LET .--Fursished rooms, new
and modern. Mrs. p G. Taylor, 42l
Seventh Street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15

Wanted-To rent. farm near city
for term Of years. Oscar H. viii Com.
pany.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15

Rooms for Rent Furnace heat.
Baths. 400 Fourth street. as
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15

Sewing Machines For rent or sale
at Faunce's. Call and see them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15

Wanted Girl for general house
work. "A. r. Marquette. is..+ &
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-15
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

Wanted - Good girl for general
house work. Good wages. Mrs. G..
w. Wolbert. m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

rem. 6olten bisfe 3inien, bel na6
Wsilsnaabl bsredrstsn GraatanidBen.
nit ibrem geeingen Mntheil f8 begnii'
gen mifen, 10 miibtsn He bancroft
weroen, reip. oas 3oblensraben ptiroe
unprpfitabel tueroen.
Ius oieiem @runoe berlangte Senas
tor glfins nit Der %erudbnten 8snim-
mung cine Nusnabms bon Der glei6=
mdbissn 6ra9tidBe-g ere9nung. wis
cine iOlGs bur9 bic MbminifratiOnsbin
berbeisefibrt usrben lou, unb erlansts
burG Die 3uftimmuna beg grdfbenten
tbatfdali9 bieie &esaliirung zines
berfedten &abatts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
LAUNDRY 50: &C.: :: :; :::',..'
81 eTlsbpus sos 49,
M,,f @rmno oes N.mseraporuds

lit iebt in paris Die erfte @erurtbeis
lung erfplgi. Ser &ranfenpGrter Ges
ne Sale, gegen DEN bisber ni9ts Na9z
tbeiliges betannt mar, puroe bef6ulz
bigt, feline u9t5igjdbrise Sante ernlprz
oct gu BADEN. Niemanb bate i'm on,
S6atort geieben, unO Der bon ibm err
bradteIlibibepeis beutet nur cine min
Gig feline Slide an; Slut, cas- an lei.
men &leioern gefunoen nuroe, itammt.
tpie Sale be6auptete, bon elmer Opera:
tim. Der MDrOer fat iebo9 aus einen;
Glaie getrunfen uil0 an D;efem fino
Sin9eraboriide perblieber. 9ertilIpn,
Der Grfinoer bes neuen 5ingerabOrud-
uno Mebfpitems, puroe berufen. gr
ftelte ftarte pbotosrap9ii6e 8erqrDBe=
rungen Die er 4bbriide per unD perqlif
fie nit benen Gales. Na9 8ertiQons
Sebauptung ftimmen lie ean3 aenail
therein. Die 9ei6porenen unb Ser
@eri9tsbof befanOen iid offenbar in
Der grDBten 8erleeenbeit, ob tie Sale
auf @runb Der Sertiapni1en Safoers
itGnbigfeit perurtbeilen ipllten ooer
ni4t. uno 10 fam elm gang msrfpiirs
biges 8erbitt s~uftanbe. Man beiabt
stpar Die S9ulGfarge, berneinte ale
erf9perenDen uno beipiligte miloernos
11mitGnbe. Der 8eri6tsbof perurz
bteilte i'm gu sebn ssabren 3panesdr=
BELT. Mit &e9t beflagen BARRIER Set
tungen 0ieien urtbeilsfpru6. Sale
mar f9ulbig o6er unIduloig. Saa
8ertinon'f3e Spitem lit fali9 ober
ri9tig, 5uberlGfig p0er Srrtbiimern
unterporfen. Sin Mitteloing giebt es
ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
Btrbserenorr Gaifum.
Snrdtbare Gatoftropbe in China ~forserte
pieIe gseuidenIcben.

6urdDtbare Gatcftropbe in China f~oroerte
oieIe gsenfd)enIeben.
SGpere @erbeerungen bat fiir5li9
Elm Saifun in S9an9bai, China, an~
geri6tet. acknowledgements traf Der
Saifun nit elmer gang auberssp0bn>
li9 boben Springflutb sufammen.
Die bur9 Den Sturm ouriidsefauten
Slutben. nod bermebrt bur9 bic nit
benz Saifun perbunoenen u~n9e6eueren
&esenflutben, ereoFen ii9 iiber Die
ufer uno ieBten gang S9an9bai orei
bis bier SUB bod unter Wafer. Sie
Straben sepG6rten einen gar5 ungez
tpobnten Mnblid, itatt Ser Yinrits
fbaps permitteiten Sampans unb
8oote Den 8ertebr. gin3elne 8ewpbs
ner iu9ten foear f9pimmenb ibr
6eim gu errei9en. Sa ale Spei6er
natiirli9 glei9fans mebrere SUB bod
unter Waher itan0en, 10 lit Der anges
ri6tete S9aoen febr beoeuteno. N1ein
in Oen Lungs bes Wbampu ii9 bin,
3iebenoen 2agerbduiern miro Der Ser
luft auf ettpa $7,5OO,OOO geidGbt
bierSu fommen Damn mod Der in ben
pripatipei9ern angeri9tete S9aoer
uno Die 8ef9Gbigungen OH 9duiern.
StraBen, Yflansungen iopie bsn elef=
trif9en 2i9tz, Selepbon> uno Sele.
grapbenanlaeen. Sin &uli tpurbe ourf
einen 5errifenen elettrif9en 9rabt ge=
tObtet. SOnft mar in S9dngbai Ielbi
Der Menf9enperluft gliidli6erpeiie ges
ring. StGrfer mar er i9pn auf Dem
geseniiberliegenoen l1fer, nit bsm jsol
@erbinbung abgei9nitten mar. @ud
auf Dem Slufe fenterten Sjunfen
Sampdns etc, pG6reno Die Sampfel
ni9t bon Den @nfern g"eriifen purOen
Sebr f9limm mar es auf BEN Snieln
Die Der @bampuminoung in Ger
Oangtiee porgelagert iinb. 53pei boz
ibnen, Die fi9 S9 ni9t lange gebiloe.
batten unb ii9 ni9t biel iiber Der
@uferfpiesel erbpben, iino pontommer
fdbl9eipult, unO Die Wteni6en Oardu1
gingen berloren. Nuf See ri9tete bel
Sturm ou9 f9tperes llnbeil on. I'm.
ter anoerem fant Der an Der ganser
&ifte betunnte Sumpfer ype6ili," uni
nur Dem mutbigen gingreifen bel
Sffi5iere uno Mannf9aften oes Oeut.
f4en Sdmpfers r@lbengd." Der mitter
i'm fdperften Seegang 9pote auss
iebte, lit IS gelungen, Die aus sc
&Dpfen b~eitebenOe 8emannung UNI
pafagiere gu retten, bu Die eisener
8oote bes rpe9ili" fdmmtli9 OurG
Die Stur5ieen 5eri6mettert paren
@u6 in Ningpo uno anberen 9afen.
plGben iino f9tpere @erluite IN Men.
f9enlebfn unb Waaren 81 peraei9nen
Sn Ningpo puroe unter onberem I'll
S9iffsbriide, tpel9e Die 5remoennie.
oerlafung nit Der Staot perbinbet
~peggerifen nit alien CUR 3eit oarali'
befinoli9en pahanten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Seitosm Stats ietretGr &pot i'm
4mte lit, lit ni9t elm ein5iger 4uslGnz
Der gu elmer SteGung i'm amerifdnis
f6en 8onTuIaroienit ernannt porben.
Dies lit cine Ser &eformen, pel9e i'm
a%usipdrtieen &onIularoienit Our99es
fi6rt fpernen fp1en.
CUR 3tit beitebt cine @nsabl tleiner
GteIen, tnsbeion0ere &onfularagens
turer, oeren aus @ebiibren beitebenbe
G~innabmen 10 ssring iinb, DAB es
f9pierig lit, eiuen @meritaner fir
oieIe plGbe gu ftnben. Sn iol6en
SdQen bat man angeiebene einbeimii9e
@ei9Gftsleute in Den betreffenoen
plGBen gu &oniularaeenten fir Dime
rita ernannt. Snoefen bdlt es Der
@taatsiefretGr fir feline Bfli9t, aud
fpl9e poiten 5utiinftig nur nit Dime
rifanern gu beieBen. Qbgefeben BON
Der Sbatia6e, Dab bon einem @usldns
Der natiirli9 tpeniger Snterehe an Der
@ntpidelung u~nieres a%uspGrtigen
Sanoels su ertparten lit, lit maj Der
@nfi6t, Dab in Soften politif&er
S9pierigfeiten, tpenn Die i%nternatios
nalen 8e5iebungen gefpannt perOen
fDnnten, Elm ausldnoii6er &oniulars
agent in 8e5ug uuf feline 2opalitdi
Dem eigenen @aterlanbe g~egeniiber midi
auf sic prpbe gefteIt perben folte.
Inter bieIen l1mftGnOen bat SefretGr
Root ale felt feinem @mtsantritt pors
gefommenen @afansen i'm &oni ular@
bienit nit Mmeritanern beiebt Ooer,
renr 6as niGt mDsli9 mar, bic be-
treffenoen pldBe unbeIebt gelahen.
Natiirli9 fOnnen Die bafanten
pldbe nt9t oauernb unbeieBt bleiben,
6o9 bofft Ser Sefretdr, oab es tbm
nit Silfe Der @ei9dftspelt, pel9e aui
cine @%erbeferung unieres &oniuldrz
ibftems bringt, gelingen iperbe; Ger
&onsreb gu elmer mebr liberalen 8ez
piQigung fir Iol9e feline 8lGbe 81
beranlaKen, 6amit fi6 dmerifdnii6t
8eamte Oafir finoen lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
Gerbre6 otpgra

8erbre6 f.. r p + o ogra
p bier n. Die pbotoorapbiI6e 4btheis
lunq Oes Yoli5eiprdiioiums in Berlin
berfiist ausenblidli9 iiber 25,704
8iloer BON. 8erbre9srn. Seit Dem
Sobre 1900 1T bic 3abl nm ettuu 5000
geftiegen. Inter Der &ubrif Ser
f6ieoene" finoen mir 1918 8botogra.
pbien. Nm meiften iino unter Der
8il6ern 6ie ginbre9er bertreten uni
5tpar nit 4116 Stiid. Die speiI;
@tens nebmen nit 2570 8ilbern oi'
9eIten5ettelfdlf3er, 8etriiger uni
rTepper" Elm. Snterndtipnale Ser.
BREEDER ifenen MIR 268 SLIDER, mob.
reno Speaialiiten bes Saidenbisb.
ffdbfs NIT 1879 9onterfeis aufparten
@pn MDrbern gibt es SO, BON RGu.
bern ITO, BON 9otelbieben "a, boz
&ouioisten 277, BON Mdo9snbGnblerr
18 uno 3ubdltern 1850 8ilber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

u. Britton bon SO. 2616
gtbels Mpenue uno @bas. @larf bon
go. 1914 Wslefontains- StraBe tpurben
wegen &auferei binter S&lob unb &is.
gel sebra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
@runoeigentbnms uebertragungen

gomarb glbribge an 6arriet Sing.
Got IL, glod 2 In Slst&ers Morbof
Nnoition, 40 bel 140 6uB. bsrbeKert,
Ofieite Der 4lboro Str. ,fibli9 bon
IL. Ctr. $1,000.
Soispbine Sarritt an George &an.
ball, sin8bsil Der Got l unb 2. Sauars
40. so bel "a SUB. betbsHert, Stoieite
Der 9etp gOrf Strabe, ueftli9 bon Of
Str. $500.
@iQiam Smit5 on Wiaiam 0ia.
gins, Got 10 In Wartius Netu Oort
4ooition, 40 bel liz. SUB. bsr5eKsrt.
Offsite Der Siauatba StraBe, fhbIid
bon Reru Yort uno Cots 1913 unb 148
in Wartins 3weitsr WepDortN abolition.
40 BET ITO SUB iebe, perbsfert, Noro.
feite Der Sem Oort. weflid bon @um-
lanb Ctr. $12, 600.
6rant 5. Woore an 0ictor 6. 2sn-
ban. She'll bss noro6fIi9sn giertel
Section 8, Sownibip Is, Ranse 8.
10 aeres. @apne &Ownibip. $3.50
9orinba @oberts an gilbert Minger,
Got 50, Wierr's 3psite Mbb. 40 BET
1913 SUB. baceat, nbrbli9e Settle Der
Der @ilcor Ctr, bfli9 bon Belmont
Npe. $500.
Granf 6. Stone II. u. an Sobn =.
Hstren. Got 20, &ibenour's Sisblano
Dome addition, 40 bel ia SUB. psrb..
Ofisite Der Waleott Str, rbrolid BON
Rem Oort Ctr. $4,000.
6. 8. Sbearman u. u. bur9 She
riff on Soiepb Us. Pierce. Sruffes.
Cots AZ bis As, IS uno sc, @len's
3peite Noro Mooition, 80 BET 100 Sub
iere, pacant, Stofeite Der %. Str,
ueflid bon 9~ortbueifern Wbe. $1368
@erman JireSniuranee 60. an Nnnu
3. Nartlep, 2ots IL unb IL, NobIs's
Suboipifon, Sutlot 108, 668 bel
149 A CUB. berb., Wefieite Der Nem
5eriep Str. n6roli9 bon profpsct
Str. $4,000.
Margaret Bruce an Srauf s. &u-
pert, Got 107 in Bruee's Wbb., SIS BET
1872 SUB, bacant, @sHieite bon part
4pe., n6roli9 bon %. Str. so. 009.
Samuel %. Sfilen an German 8.
6reuoenburg, Got IS, Moore's South
aoo., 40 bel 13OGuB. perbsFert. sho=
feite Der Cottage Mbe., 6flit bon
Wrigbt Strs $1,000.
2pnn 9. We0ap an Gr.berid Sabe.
rer, 2ots 81 uno % Song u. M.s @Dt-
tass Some aob., 80 bel 1875 SUB, bsr-
bsfiert. Offeite Der Ssnnp Str, n6ros
LID bon Wa'tington Str. $3.50.
Charles o.. 2ombarb on NeQie g.
5spwooo, Got Sc, BRADBURY & Cos
ihbbfli9e Mob., 40 BET 125 SUB, ihS.
Settle bon &apmoub Str, tpsffIi9 bon
gopb Mpe. $575.
Gorge % SbsIbp an Sarrp sbu.
felo. 2Ots 80 unb 81, 8lod %. @ortb
Snoianapolts, so BEL 1859 Jub,
n6rolide Settle bon Roa9e Mbe, 6ftli9
BON Mnnetta Str 500.
William 8 Grabam IN Wi0iam 3
@bafe, Cots l uno 2, Nepman Oats
Bart Noo. noro6fli9s gde bon &oofe-
uelt unb Siaioe Npe. 5000,
5lora 6. 2euis u. ". an Grant 6.
Stspbsnion. She'll Got ga. Nlborb &
Co., 8. Subj. Butler & 5letder's
gob. @olsae @ornsr. Ofieite Cornell
Str. fioli9 BON Is. Str. $3.50.
2emis 6. 9abieB &c. an Nebine
@rOwoer. Got III. Sou9iab part Ios
oition. paeant. ORisite BON Noro Nep
Setisp Str, iioli9 bonn Jal Greet,
$11OO.
Sranf Somptins &c. an Charles 8.
2olper, She'll BON Stiomsf + Is, Is, 2,
2 Ncres, Wapne Somnfbip, $1,000.
2emis WuIf an Iirgil Walton, She'll
bon Got 6. glod z, @bilo Bros. u. a.
@n9liib Npe. Nob.. Srbin9ton. baeant,
norowefli&e gde 2srin9tOn unb Wos
saro abe. 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

s. Sem ober6mGbide Ell
Stdbt6en Siberaf ereignete iid) Elm
GROCER S6eaterifan6al. 9as Strin6.
berg-@niembIe ipieIte rSootenton3"
Sails iiber &opf itnrf gefiir5t berul.
ter. 9as Giiblifrm, oem oas Stiid
miBfiel, ifrie, pfiff uno tobte not
S6InB ser Soritelll1ng, nnO madre
Miene, Die SiiGne 5u ftiirmen. Sic
SariteGer fonnten iid Dor SbGtli@.
feiten mn 0aburd retten, oaB ser Ell,
Ierne Sorbarg beruntergelaIien mut-
Sc. Sus emp0rte Grtblifum nnter.
nabm Johann einen Stilrm altf Die
9aIie. 9ie Grippe muBte frob fem,
unter 3uriidlnlinlig bon $50 Iarf
Sageseinnabn1en bell naf Stuttgort
al fommen. Sn @iin6en gaitirl
iebt bas gniemble i'm @ilbeImo-
Sbeater nit groBem -grfolg. = 8;e
fann man aber nitd in 9iberaf
Strinbberas Sootentan5 ipielenl
x unldngit tdnO in Sbernbrof q.
q. cine grpbe S6effelfeier itatt. Die
ielbe pi1roe eiueeleitet bur6 Sic @nt'
biiaung elmer, bon oeH, Weoaiaeu'
portrait Ser Mlttter bes 9i6ters &C.
fr0nten @eoenftafel. bie am &c
burtsbaule ~oerielben angebra6t NOR
ben 1T. SOfpbine @4effel srblidte
in Sbernoorf am %. Sftober 1905
oIs Sodter 6es StaotidultbeiBer
Sran5 &reberer bas 2idt Ser @elt
sic NOR cine 9i6terin boit beruor'
ragenoer Seeabung uno fern0eut
i6er @eiinnung, lno Gictor por
S6effel befannte felbft emit Bel einsn
@elpr66 nit einem Sreunoe: n@aS
i6 9oetiifes IN mir babe, oos babe
i6 bon ibr." Sbre Ser5ensfrilhe
ibr S%eimotbiinn, ibre @aterlanos'
Iiebe unb Notwithstanding ba'
ben in S6effel's Goeiie cine berflG'
ren0e @iebergeburt erlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
Hn allen rnternebmungen 1T es Die

4fn allen llnternebmunsen 1T es bic
u Sauptiade. ri6tis gu beginner ;
- barauf 1T Der 6Ortidritt uerbaIts
nibmasis Iei9t Sn @eIberfparunsse
Sa4en mebr 70 aIs in irsenb etnas
anberem, perionIi9e Or itreneung
fommt am meiiten in getradt. Sin
@onto, einmaI er0Hnet nit bieier far
fen Seieaidaft, bIeibt es Der @unf9
unb oas 8etreben bes SepOnenten bies
@onto .bur6 tpo9entli6e ODER monat<
lide SepOfiten su bersr0bern Sin
jebes weitere Scpofit erre9t oen@uni6
gu sr0Berer @riparnib. Sn perbdIt-
nibmaBis furser Belt 1T elm i66ner
Sonb bas 8efultat. Sesinnt iebt.
@ir betpiqfommnen Sbr @onto oh
groB ODER flein.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
&apitaI. .!....... 81, 100000
f1eberi1ub ........ 300, 10000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
1tItInrrnnrr a(,nTfnnS.

Ri9ter: nSie baben osn &lG<
ger in 9egenpart pieIer Meni9en
einen SpiBbu6en senannt!"-M n g e
| 9 ter ySapobl, aber oas pa>
rem aaes 8efannte BON ibm, Die pub<
TENS f6on."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

Ole SnternutionaIe Ius.
iteaung IN 2iittih, Die nlinmebr &c.
ibloiien iii, bari iid zines redt gu.eIl
grfoIges riibmen; niht meniger nls
3 600 Yerionen baben Die Ilis.
fteultng beiiidt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-28
LOCAL MARKETS.

Cotton quotations went off hc per pound yesterday. On the local market best spots are priced 714c and low mid ding is quoted 615e.
 Dry salted rib bellies dry salted ribs extra clears and bacon bellies are all up be No other variations are noted in staple groceries.
 Business is quite good along Morris avenue. Prices are unchanged with brisk sales in all lines of produce, poultry and fruits. Apples and oranges are fruits most freely sold Apples especially are plentiful on the street.
 Egg prices still hold up around 2s and 30 cents The spring weather is expected to weaken the market, however, and eggs will likely be cheaper within the week. No changes have occurred in the poultry market Game is pretty abundant on the market with rabbits selling at 25 to 10 cents per dozen and quail at Sl.50 to $1 75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-28
SMALL NIT LOSS
 TN COTTON MARKET Trading Was Moderately Active
 and Tone Easier BETTER RWEAIHER RE PORTED
Bear Pressure, Liquidation, Talk of Weakness Among Inerior Holders and Rather Poor CibIes Added
 to the Uncetainty.

New York February 27.-The cotton market was moderatel' active and in a general way easier with final prices showing a comparativek small loss for the day under liquidation and bear pres sure, growing out of better weather, large receipts, and talk of weakness among interior holders. rhe opening was steady at unchanged prics to decline of points, or rather better than due on the cables, which repored a decline of to points on futures and of points on spot cotton, although thelatter continued in good demand with saes of 12,O00 bales at the decline. At first tn market showed some hesitation. On the ,all. prices were uneven, particularly Ney Orleans, which appeared to be selling, put one or two local professionals were nying and there was support by brokers believed to rep resent Philadelphia spot interests. But shortly after the start, tie big estimates for tomorrow's receipts [ Houston and New Orleans were posted and the mar ket broke under active liWidation, and renewal of bear pressure from room traders After working down to a net de- cline of about 15 to IS points in the early afternoon. with March shlv'ing greatest weakness. covering by egly sellers and private advices reporting sery little spot cotton offering in the souh. steadied the market which closed at net decline of to Il points. Sales of lures were esti- mated at 300. GOO bales.
 Receipts at the ports tod.y, 20,9S3 bales, against 15.02S last week, tnd 1S,S46 last year.
 For the week, estimated, 120.0O0 against 112542 last week. and "A 3S9 list year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans. 6165, against, 6Is5 last year and at Houston, S46S against 1679 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-28
BULKY BUSINESS
 IN STOCK MARKET No Such Violent Advances as
 Last Week
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ACTIVE
The Rate of Absorption Was unpreee' dented, 100000 Shares Changing Hands In Ten Minutes-The
 Money Market Easy.

New York. February 27.-The bulky total of over 100000 shares reached by the business done at the stock exchange to- day witnessed the continuation of the speculative excitement. and the wide spread interest in the market.
 The day. however was distinctly de- voted to a process of digestion, and there were no such violent advances as were made last week. Very substantial pro- gress was made however, in realizing the profits caused by last weeks advances During the prevalence of an active specu- lation and a long g-continued rise in prices Mondays are always chosen to effect distribution of holdings, and to convert paper profits into cash. The Sunday n- terval naturally leads to an accumula- ton of orders from outside sources in brokers offices. The execution of these offers good opportunity for selling to ad- vantage Such a movement was clearly in progress today, and while check re- suited to the rise in prices, the absorp- tive power of the market was what was chiefly remarked. The resistance offered to the selling was not helped by any not able new development, with the eXcep- ton of the striking movement in South ern Pacific.
 The advance in this stock was ex- plained in some quarters as an adjust ment to the recent advance in Union Pa cific in which the subsidiary stock has not shared but an additional motive for the buying was offered in the circulation of the rumor that a dividend payment stock had been practically determined upon This rumor lacked official contirma- ton. as did last weeks many rumors of combination projects. but 1t was as little Impaired in it's influence on that account asswere the previous stories. The rate or absorption in Southern Pacific in the first stages of today's movement was un- precedented on the stock exchange, not less than l00,do0 shares changing hards in B period of ten minutes during the period of greatest activity.
 The great animation of the present market makes a striking contrast with the corresponding season of last year, when the volume of dealings was drop ping off from day to day until on March 10, sales of less than 15.000 were recorded a low record for many years. Routine news of the day was little regarded. al- though it offered nothing to discourage the buying of stocks. The effect of the fire loss at New Orleans was restricted to Illinois Central the principal sufferer Railroad traffic officials reported progress ms king in the opening up of their lines all over the country after the storm blockades. and the mlder weather has also resulted in largely increased offer ings of grain from the primary points. The very. heavy outlay for equipment and Improvements announced by the Baltt- more and Ohio. and the Long Island are regarded as gratifying evidence of pres ent prosperity and confidence in the fi- tire, but locomr tives was the only rail
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