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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-30
TIE SUND4Y TRIBUNE.

The fourteon pages Of yesterdays SUNDAY IRiD-
vNE beside giving all the days news, were replete
with special features Of more than ordinary IN
terest. such as the following: London letters from
W. 5 on the mysterious &C. various social
events and some points of American I'll gllsh !;
Paris letter about the late Prince of Orange and
his relatives; Washington letter about closing
DAYS in Congress, art and social TOPICS PItlsouIS
letter about the great Westinghouse gas well;
Charleston letter about the contemplating machine
Invented il South Carolina; CGur GAlene letter
about the disco Of silver on Eagle Greek; TT
ters about summer society, from Saratoga, tho
Catsxius. Newport, Long Branch and Richfe!d
Springs; rcviews Of several seasOuabie new BOOKS;
Mr. Edgar ,gcett's Social silhouette Of The
Young Gentleman Who Succeeds opening chap
tiers of Mr. Julian Hawthorues new story Noble
Blood, Pulpit Sketch" Of the Rev. 1. Dewitt
Talnage and his church; broadway Notebook !;
local articles on social events the fashions, car
r,eres for summer use, how sarony takes pnoto-
ei,,bs the Bsr+boldi statue, etc. There were Tie
usual telegraphic letters from leading American
cites sp.cial cable letter from London, and other
areeial new features Following is a brief sum-
narv of prominent news topics;
FGRElGN.-L nClera appeared III Nurseries on
SATURDAY. - The Egyptian conference met n
London. - Haaeln GeTmany, cIIeDIal'iS5l .C CIo
g Pied Piper'sD feats -= Minister Lower Gol-
ditio,1 = iTnnroved. - 4 Mexican mob attacked
a Protestant mission - Argument FOR Ano was
Continued - London is excited by menaGlng
article in The Cologne Gazette. - III Huhs
CHAM thinks the FrsncO-Chiaeso treaty Is not Vio-
lated by tho recent massacre Ia IOnquln. -
NJ eve has verbally agreed TO lease the Metro
nnlitan Opera House in this city.
CoxGREss.-The Senate discussed the kIYyer ana
II Irhor hill and passed the Deficiency 3lI;, -
- fortiications bills were reported 10 tAe rouse
One of The bills from the Labor COMMITTEE was uis-
cussed.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT reports or the gram
crons In tbs Northwest. - Palmer, berners &c
co,11pli~e sentenced to be hanged IN On clnhdtl'
80 SIX men hurt by explosion IN JohnsioWH,
parnsvIvanIa 80 Frederick Cephas eOhIesseu
tba Infrder Of Mrs Bush in Maryland
CRY AND sUBURBAN-Abraham K. Warner died
~ tho street Saturday after being dragged 0lt Oh
cab - Ex-Judge William 4 Beach d!eu a.
IaTrvtoWu. - Fellowplay, Blas5, All nan 10
4Tannd barnes Itaska and BeayerWyck won INC INC
ateensbead Bay races. - Evidence was gINoh
10 show that John Carpenter Is insane.
= The convention OF lnsu uC1 W >
of the deaf and dumb was conclu - Ine
nestion of renewing " Harry HllIs license was
fff1ra tba Excise Board. - There was consiu-
erabie talk about Lord Abercrombie's tite'
COMES of the paper may still be obtained at the
office of THE TRIBONE or by mail. Price-fourteen
pages-3 cents
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TEE CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. June 2s.-Stocks at New-York
acted in all uncertain way this morning. and grain hero
followed the example since Kershaws failure the pa
ralys. OF the shipping shows how large share
b took II, The movement OF grain out OF this city. "Tne
suspension of this great shipper" said commission man.
4, likely TO unfavora5ly affect the price of wheat In
Chicago for three months"
The "scalpsrs" were alive in the pits this morning
Thev boneht wheat In small Iots and sold it IN small lots
Commission men, who trade in orders, were iounsing
about with heir hands In their pockets There were no
Incidents. The big traders were IN hiding lew per
sprtng men lowered about the corn pit and made WIG
features showed Offers and bids feeny, and wIhossoo
July corn 10 down 70 81 cents aud August 20 oS cents
wheat went TO So cents for July, and 80 cents Tor
August Nh. ..o..r,o,, -
Pork and lard weak grain The statement OF
shpmeu. and receipts OF provisions showed An enormous
oltgo Of lard and OF the former she shipments
exeseded the receipts by l000OOOO pounda me re-
ceipts for tae tTentYour hours were 50 cars OF Wne
253 cars OF corn. and 144 cars o. Data. 49,. -. A.,
AZ O'clock the close WAL July wheat s5S cents Au-
gust s7a cents July 52as cents, AugusLoYo eehtsi
July pork sl9 o. August 49, July Lard 81 Z31a July
riBs 81 10
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AMENDING THE VERDICT.
Fyom The Detroit free Pres.

Tho train was Just entering Erin. LenILi Wnen We
I'D the sharp toot toot tOot OF the whistle, anu
- messengers as looked from the Wlndo" saw an
d ffrioan with a bundle over his shoulder srhehe
- an the track The whistle wa blown ana me
al ng bat he paid attention. and al OF SUDDEN
H. covcatcher picked him up and nIhg nun my i9o'
" one ide gang OF men brought the BODY 10 Tue a
~ and among the dozen OF us who stopped on at lio
piiage coroners jury was selected. ~ seeheu f p,
s4''sb c.sa The came 10 his death Dy ,pelhs
t'aI he locomotive on the L. 81 n Road ouch wa
81 ardict rendered, but sooner was IL ahhouhoed
than the coroner observed - a;.. Won
'n ..1antlemep return and amend your verdict LOU
80 aid an ything about curelessness
W. renrued 10 the room and amended pI auuiiis nm
, aar Wa blameess in the case, and the coroner
Good gentlemen far it goes but the man
. nrobsbly deaf and II would be vel " anlelu tne
verdict accordingly -. lo .I,e verdict az
W. aot back and amended to make the Verulce as
az 40 htehing post. but we were not through yeS
oos- ~ haven't got the OF the county III yOu TO
=. "a vou don't say whether II wac reight OF pas
ssenger train observed the coroner; -. 81 o-o
W. returned 10 the room for another tisse, anu NJ
g.. congratuating ourselves on having every thihns
yIPcs bane wheu the coroner put his heA1 "1o LILO
doorway and called out -,..., Tho oor tornded
niger has come 20 lie " 49,. L.o Ia ,raa
ed when we rushed out to the freight house no was
t,i1'a nm on end and asking II any body had seen LIS
bundle
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TOLUYIARY SUPPORT or TENT SERTICES.

Yesterday was the second Sunday of the sea-
son of Gospel services in the large tent IN Fifty
The services hitherto had been conducted under the
direction OF the Bapst City Mission but the managers
having resolved 10 afford further support 10 the work
in the tent II now sustained by voluntary subscriptions
o. the pert Of those who worship there. There were
nearly 900 persons present at the afternoon services
which were conducted by the Rev. S. Hartweu Pratt
who viii keep the ,ent open during the summer every
Sunday afternoon and cvena- ana every evening during
the week except Saturday The Rev. Dr. Robert = Mac
Arthur who assisted hun yesterday, SAID TO IhiHtNs
reporter: Tie BAPTIST City Mission has discontinued
aid these services because, having III
March Dr. Cheever's old church and converted II nto
church for coOred people do not care TO
additional responsibility They PAID -)OOOV Tor
tho church and have spent 5000 mOre IN htt2g uup
II WAS opened and Is getting along well
Mr. Pratt has labor oil three summers IN THIS tent WINE
the work is sustained by vOuutary Subscriptions rev
az the members u my church have pledged certain
amount for carving and Ito continuance Is assured
.-AlL .lLlLt
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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CaAHBERs-Befor lawrence, J.-Noa
o. A. 81 IS, So 81 20 10 7t6 Iol do5 i!5 lis J3t
29S 29l Sol, SO2 BOB. 800. 3OT, 30S, 80. -, p, A.,
SUPREME COURr-sPEcIAL TERN-PAErs l. anu LAD
81 PRIME CoURT-CIRcUTr-PARr and I-Adjourned for
SUPREME coUsr-CrzcUT-PARr IIL-Beiore Donohue, j.
No l62h - . ~, - :, ~
III
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERM-BetOre SeOg"leh - j.
Gaze On--NO. ~ .s...--o,
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TEEM-PARrs L aud II-Adourned
1890, -. -, ,r.,,a- n,
COsDioN PLEAs-GEyERAL TERN-Wtu meet on Mohu4v AZ
II a M for the purpose o. handbag dOwa decisions
COMMON PLRAs-SPECIAL TERA-Det0re van hoesen, -
O. calendar.
iourned FOR the term
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Nv IpvENLAN PAsTORs APPEAL.

COMING SIX THOUSAND MILES FOX Ao'Ai
BUILD HIS CHURCH.
The Bedford Street Methodist Churcn re-
la last evening with the Armenian eioqueno
o Mardiros siraganian, pastor OF 'no g. "a.
s.,.I., church Of Araokir, city on the lurA 49,
- - Eunhrates As he knew no lang"ase a,-t
tongue sentences were rendered ,nU ,.ttnr led
mum. the Rev DR.. Abdalian. The latIer ecu
os 'ar and showed plainly that he UNDERSTOOD E"s
,,.b Thoroughly. but not in the habit Of spsahg
The sddres. of pastor srasanan was sounded Tx.
.,osI low pitched voice. and Armenian
musical ,o creek .utirss He said that when chris.
- an 70 preach and perform miracles Tue ,uo Messiah
- % Him asking If lie indeed weTe ,se,r bower
and were ~. hind received their sgnt nv. various
2f Gospel preached e nd them. irEs Baskins
eaa t ne living In Asia MINOR .ars asktnR
tzusnAnSTs rsrs Kurds, etc3 ..oc,st Armenian
Arabs ~as-tiou Of the small heinouA1h. ~ ImeTicap
tpe saino .s,d nearly half century - Armsnias
Church IoesS Thsre were 10000 OF taeso ,an Cburcn
INV separated the zoo poor
S trs;r nun befs were incrsa dd but they fol
eno me-, the Amsilcns men IN pairs
me example Of Christ and sem Of Bis church for
= M tue xss.s and during that time sn1 had
tws9ty-s x yS', =, 200 and small branch But
81 20 i nnsstssi,sSsd In tas villages as"u~'
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rrpopEAy PPoDUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June 23-Provisisas son-Cunoeriand Cue
az 81 LonT clear Mlddlss go. Cd! short CLEAR Mdde4
ga Cd short 4Os shoulders 34A Cd per crt See
for extra Indian Nee; Prime Mess, IsA P0rk-Prns
Mesa 7ls 6d per bOL Prime Mesa Esstern, Is West
ern 35s Lagd-Anericaa Ala I'd Prime western Ss a.
Isrd OIL Ala ID Hana-Long Cut B4s Od Shoulders 34A
Butter b5s per FOR uaest United states Caeese
Amorican Choice Oh. Whea-Red Western spring q "a
ais a. Red Winter Is Sd 41s lot centz No syrlns
Is Sd, New Western Winoer ID New MiKed Wss.era
bs I'd California Ma l. IT, Sd PISS ids Callisras NO y
Is 81 g7s ID per Genital Cora-Ai1ed Old os sd. 40
new S. Id per GENITAL. Pr0duce-sprtts o. Turpsntins
25s 3d. do az London. ga I'd per cwt Hsansa ns
lsum. ID pee saiioa Clover seed-A nerean He, pos
"a I'D, Pale o. IOs Sd Linseed OIL l9s I'D per cwt
per ton Calcutta Ltnsosd. 42s Sd per quarter lhsees
6ake 1858 gssl per Ton Resned Pstroeas "a 20 80,
per gallon Spirits OF Tarpsnuaa Us od per cwI
Sperm on ssS gsr ton R9sln.ccn - . .ws ~,
American. sugar, l6s. 81 per ewt Ter Cuoa ha..
fgal sOarizng 90 and l&A Sd s1AA "a Tor SuoA -
coy ada TAR reaElaI AnoAk
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show losses Of 8. for the 3s q for the AZ ana
for the 4las. Railroad bonds suffered an
along tho line the demand Ia limited for ali classes
that prices yield pressure TO sell any amount OF any
one issue The Fries specially weak, ana the
seconds feI To 45l but recovered to 40. MISSOURI Ran
sas and Texas issues were only more conspicuous IOr
their decline than Others OF The ss
tenn Union Pacific frst- declined 70 LOG, and Central
Pacific arsts 10 1Os, and Kansas Pacific Drsts Iei
from II 10 81. For the speculative KIM,
there were some partial recOvcrcs before the close
Attention I. directed 10 the advertisement OF Messrs.
Winsow Lamer 4 Co announcing the payment OF July
interest on large list OF securities - ,,r.s
Tho COUPONS due July az the Denver City kalroad
ompauys bonds will be paid from the Office OF hessrs
TaintOr 4 HObh No. 10 Wall-st-
The following we're Saturdays quotations for unlisted
seCurities
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1--WE srocx MAnKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Tune 2ss Drocsrs' JoHrHIl reports H)Gs-Rs
ceipts $500 head shipments 5000 heat narHet 3rls<
and a &c higher Rough Packing 81 - $50 10 Paekins
Shipping IS 5Gs6 4o Light 81 75Gso 2o sAips - w
G1tt,s-Rscepts 800 head: Shipments 1000 head mar
ket weak and lower Exports, Sc 4OasI 7oi Good %
Choice shlppln SO 49, Common 20 Medium 50 IV1
.
Sheep-Recepts, 800; shipments =; market steaiy;
inferior Fair 81 IS a IS SOB Medium u Good, o. Vvo
81 -. Choice Extra 81 JOcs5 %. -.
0oO market duh; Exports So so IS 500 Good Choice.
Grass Natives, "a jOSs6 80; Grass Texans 50 800
SIS o. - 49,
shsep-Rceeipts -; shipments 900; Common to Medium
81 . as Is Good 70 Choice 81 50dS5 23.
Rogs-Recepts 1000; shipments, 2.o0os market nrmer
Workers. 50 10 Packing 81 90GS5 'hea'T - 700
50 90
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-. r..o.h.r so,verv 5sos4f buyers do. December and
aanneTv ssvery 6064d sellers do September delivery
oaaIyr.roS June 2s-Cottou dull; hiddlIng. ~ ~
Nddng iJss Good Ordinary. l0i ne; and gross reco'P
l8B balss; stock. !, $50 bales ,<su,- ~, -
SAVANNAH 2scotton quiet; a Mo 11s, r.o.ipts
bales Exports COastwise bales stock 81 Di.s ~ IT,
NEwORTEAxs Tune .. Cotton ddl; hanlls aH 80
uddn ooa Ordinary 10 receipts Is bales gross
"a hail. saIas 200 bass; stock. 70331 oaleA
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SrNnAY. Lune 29-P. ".

SUNDAY, june 2Y-P v.
While the de- ngs IN mining stocks last week reacsn
a -r.er aggregate than usIaI-04,2OO shares, against
a. 600 preceding week-he business uneveny
di,tributed on wednesday the transactions amounted
o-iv 70 10 shares and Thursday 70 1878 shares
Thc business largely monOpoHed D. the OW-prlce
1 com "a ruled weak but yesterday the prices for
a rents Among the Leadyilles Iron silver not-
bly strong With advance from go cents To II 80 81 p
Rir Consolidated was NJ 80 ID eXdYldend ot -
ner share but Bulwer declined from 70 to 90 cents.
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hey never vet had possessed the means 20
tbekeped around them 40 that without assistance tnsy
never could build g. lie had come 5000 ll,s nd
continue the work OF the Gospel But ne never ~Uu
90 back unless he succeeded in his object II .no I
leans would help him quickly he would rel s IS ne
and II IL took long time TO raise the money NC " ~
for IN max a
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LIvERrooL. June, 9s-l p m.-Cotton quiet Middna Vp
lands Gi.d do orleans 6AI sales, 5000 bales ncudng
ior speculation AID exports receipts 900 pale.
incluing American the sales IRE DAY mcluueu
800 bale. American Futures closed quiet Upiands log
Nidlng csuse delivery SD sellers 90 June ana
Lad Sellers DO August and septeeer dehvery,S lo-o4d
buyers do septeahe and October delivery Ibid buyers
do October November delivery I'd buyers do November
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rrsope,Y FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 2s-2 COnsols. 90 1915 for both money
and the account United states FOur aud HAN FER cent
Bo1ds IL Atlantic and Western First Mortgage
Trn,tee. Certificates 1lss do. Second Consos
AZ "a keng la. Canadian Pacific, 424a 81 Paul common
62is - -. ~. =. =,
m-Pars adylces quote Three Per Cent Rentes AZ 70
francs SO cenes the account and exchange London
at IS francs 10 = centmes for checks.
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,unn1rpIfRY COLLEGE.

-Mrnp1EBURY, VT, June 29.-Ihe elgn'y-
,onr,b commencement of Mddleburo oonese o1S~D
d.y with the bsecalaureate sermon oy more
rom INC -, orlv but also Heaven" This evening
snase sa before tue f2aaS Of
Tan Association by the Rev. Dr' = L. -~
INIT
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Rdfirodda
NEw-YoRx. June %, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrm.YoRK. June 20. 1885,

coFFEE-spot Rio dull and weak Far 9e LOO NJ Pas S
r,nnaf ODti0us dull aud points lower sales 10 Jas
closing "A follows July, 8Oj August $50 septeM9tgsI
November and December, s05 and $40 selist 'ne
war Mia grades quiet. sales, $50 bags hareao' vi
rCTr0N spot Cotton sc lower sales 1850 bales ZzO
Iast evening Including 5000 for export ana lz'V 1or
hoTe coz snmptior Delivered contracts 500 bales ~
cepts at the ports today. 6l6 bales, against 90 ui
dav last week. and l.l5j last year ,.,a.o4to, ara
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There was little doing the refined Oh market last
week and a better prevailed toward me en-: lug
~ tses were L. II cent above the last quotations OF
the prevtous week 40 follows New-I9rk 1s cents per
Gallon Philadelphia and Baltimore, 7os cents.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YORK, June 20.
There we're no new developments last week
in the petroleum situation. and review OF II must neces-
sarpv lie Ike raking over old hay. Reports re-
csived from tue oil fields indicate that tue
nrnsueers' movement 10 curtau the output
v, making progr although there Il natural dispose
tio on the part of small producers who bought their
Lanls NJ oT prices pad for them in full. to get
oar their oil AID sell it without much regard to the
heavier operators. those less favoraoy situated.
There Is more to be expected however from the natural
cessation OF development work on account OF the low
prices now prevailing for crude oil than from any art-
al comb nation The foreign trade continues fair and
tbe mouth of June oagh close without much OF an IN
crease OF stocks As rule the runs are heavy toward
the end OF the monsd, producers make special
efforts TO clear uvay what stock they can
which has Accumulated at the wells and put 1t
in the Gu stocy Of tine pipe lines. The runs
M 10 June 20 were 34i barrels under ne deliveries
daily average OF deliveries OF 40 oaTre1s; ne
runs average b. 1913 barrels day against 69s5y barrels
i'm Nav O45O barrels In June, lsS3 and 9oo24 barrels
81 SOD barrels, against SO 7S5 barrels IN Nay % 40
reis In June 1882. Tie charters now
average A. Gas barrels per day, against 4644s barre
In line 1888 and 81. 4O7 barrels "a June ISL. me
pipe Line figures June 20 charters 20 June ~ are Us
follows! r
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Runs Deliveries. pe,iv. charters
Total bills. L66L963 1891 H33l4 l-@22qq2ssSS

~. Il transactions Il the Petroleum Exchanges last
week werony about 900 600 barrels under the heayy
record OF the previous week. As Wss munster IN
Tur TpIEfNE "A week ago the attempt or the .afSe
abort ntcre.t 20 cover their sales resulted n sharp
and excited advance AFTER early dealing aL oo49 I2t4
price was 4 cents per barrel above the closing quota
lions of week ago The force OF mo reaction LOT INC
vel was spept on Wednesday and the close WAS made
M reaction 10 80 "a cents But the market while yar-
able throughout presented far snare OF s'rgngH 70
!" short" accouats than 10 press oil on the
rnarset The short" interest may DC smhllet
tsa Ia generally supposed but certainly, certhc are
scarce aud the borrower as rule ha5 paid the storage
bar. lately II would be natural 70 look for quieter
st ms week than We have OF Late and the prom
20 5,r imnroyed prices when the market closed was
briqncer than n las been for several weeks.
The range OF prices md the to, dealings for the week
were a. fJllOwsi
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c al F,.ha,gs n,arkets were he y!depressed dur
,. ths week Cioyernmsnt bonds were pot ehcepuohs
taihs rule: with only q moderats business hih
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the foreign exchange were unsettled al me week nIs
no strircncv OF money ana later DY pressure % sell
b5rrowed sterling Tie raea were rec ID se' era I'm ~
"a 6niIv closed AT about a q and - - respectively
% md sort sterl H. These rates do not admit OF tue
~, ,,rt,fion o, gold a. an exchange operation yet
tna am of 100000 gold yesterday Was shipped rom
Liverpool for New-fork u, .,. ., Tho ,,ios
The stock market was unusually acuve ana tue safes
o., tho ,yee aggregated $50 O3J shares. aglln5 lJof
40 FOR the preceding week only t"o stocks missouri
pacitio aud Delaware, LackawannA and western
a., i1iA'C vieid to the general depression
q Tnc.e specially marked FOR their weakness
80 tbe so.caled vanderhlts. Union Pacific,
the SortbernPac NOrthwestern ana u Fdl FROM
Nondav morning I'LL FRIDAY the declines were almost ,
,,fi,,ctIs subject OuY to email fluctuations On r1ay
tbers was good recovery, but It was lost aan DeOte
IN close But Yesterday there was strlciy up"Au
that held o. the end. and IN some Instances let
prices CHER than they were HeeA AZ II 20
suhioued able Of thirty Otthe active represelftsse
stocks there are seventeen that $40" losses
sbovy gains and that is unchaAged Inc taDis W.
serve m show the zularties OF the MOVEMENTS anu
mai there were both important advances Hh ue
cines II also shows the number or shares ceat ID OF
Zach stock named asd that OF sIty-four stocks tht
are nor named the Total sales amounted To ony e-VVc
shares.
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Favorable report OF the condition 81 the growing crop
~ co.too and d and decreased markets abroad, made
looc With the speculation, and although closing VITA
, r,roCerv pricen futures show declines Tor the
eek Of from 20 80 points for his and from 10 -
roufs Tor the crop; spot co.,on also closed @ cent
twer The rccets ard exports :or the week again were
small -. tho total export 80 per cent tlO9JO Daes)
we're from this 20 vale for th- same week o. last year
rv - 600 1les or less than p per cent OF tue total,
t from Npyv-Yor-. The statistics are " follows; ile
-tr ~ the no-ts week were 3O42 bales, against
:, ~ ia q. for the same week l--3whch makes the
total since september $50 50 bales RMS year. against
Sa ~. bales year. The exports Oh Tue week were
- ia baes AGAINST $4,000 bales for the last year ana
the ofog since september are 37lO3OI bales this year,
sgainst Z 5GO.O89 Oales last year.
Thrr, s 10 change the tuati0D OF the iron market
mr. n ricrs The reduction ~ two wecs's output W an
fbrsre coa ia July ana tAo announcement OF IN az
20 my have stimulated demand, and the move
,1eT,fs we're treer han they have been.
IN a1ncll circles the disturbing events OF the week
,yere fle al pension ~ Messrs VI. Morg1ns -fos,
rr. .er,-9uq report OF the LAX. shore ami Michigan
CENTRAL raj . aud the failure OF q STOCK clanSc
i'm 3ur aft-' temporary stringency cary u Jue
,resr Iuopry &C the stock Exchange for call IGSi-
aoain fell of TO 2 per cent and 20
uer cent was the fair rate. Money, however
Il NOT 40 exec sive}T outside OF the STOCK Ike ud &C.
u n ia repored that high cOmms si0ns nave Oreil
80 Tor triin loans on pledge OF Stock Exchange col
{atrr-I Normally Caus and mercantile paper are
~1,"ted AZ 40 uer cent. but bAnks are extremely
autio1 in regard % hc character Of the security on
vhicb thev loan Yet yesterdays bank statement made
militant showing or ,l21,625 surplus reserve aui
90 "a cr cent II reserve 70 deposits Inc statement
fnrs with those n corresponding date for the pre-
4vaV p4r "a
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MINES AND MINING.
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Doaro ano Rooms.
East Side.


At LOW RENT, 1913, S25 two coSvenlent
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WEEKLY RASGE.

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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, cool rooms
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GENTLEMEN whose families are out OF
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