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ALEXANDRIA.

PHILLIPS SENTENCED TO EIGHT YEARS.
The Phillips murder case, which has attracted
SO much attention here for nearly two years
past, is now concluded. Jefferson Phillips
killed George 8. Smith on the 22d of July.
1891, and has been in Jail since that time. He
will now serve eight years, less the
discount for the observance of prison rules,
in the state penitentisry at Richmond The
Fauquier jury. which. as heretofore reported.
went out Friday midnight and were still dis
agreed when The STAR went to press Saturday.
remained out the few hours that closed
the week, but agreed at a late hour
Of the night, sent for the judge
and shortly before Sunday opened delivered
their verdict They found Phillips guilty of
murder in the second degree, and ss in
Virginia the jury ''ascertsins the term
of Imprisonment" they sentenced Phillips
to eight years in the penitentiary. They
could have given him any term from five to
eighteen years. Phillips friends were jubilant
over the result. and the difference between
the gallows and short imprisonment was in
some sort measured by the vehemence Of their
congratulations
The TAYLoR's RUN cuLvERr.
The engineering work Of carrying the water
Of Taylor's run under the Alexandria water
works race. in charge Of Engineer Howell, will
provide a four-foot tunnel. ample in ordinary
times for the carrying of the water Of the run
separate from the cisy's water supply and %
avoiding possible pollution.
CHURCH SERVICES.
The churches here yesterday had. as q rule,
their pastors in the pulpits. Rev. p. D.
Stephenson Of southwest Virginia preached at
the Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. II. s.
Kuaberschul Of Illinois ofiiciated at the German
Lutheran Church and, as the Grace p. E
Church is pastorless, Mr.. A. A Pruden of the
Virginia theological Seminary conducted the
services.
An OLD RESIDENTS DEATH.
Col. Basil Brawner, an old resident here. died
yesterday in his ninety-third year. He formerly
represented Prince William county in the vir-
ginia legislature.
Mr.. Michael Fannon. q well-kuown and eeti-
mable citizen Of the second ward, lies very III
at his home on Queen street, from the effects OF
a fall suffered some weeks ago at the corner of
King and Royal streets.
Messrs. g. Pullman and s. Smith are now
completing in good style the paving at tie
turnouts of the electric road on King and
Washington streets.
The Stuart property, two large three-story
brick houses with lots, on King and Columbus
streets, were offered at auction Saturday after
noon. The highest bid was 1880 and the
property Was withdrawn.
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On TURF AND DIAMOND
Washingtons Bat Out a Victory 0vel
the Baltimores.
ON THEIR EASTERN TRIP,

formation OF New Cycle Club-C. A. c.
sParring Contests - The Sporting World
Intent ON the Brooklyn Handicap at
Gravesend This Afternoon.
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CARRIE R. WArr has. by J. Thomas Sothoron,
filed bill for divorce from George Watt
She charges adultery, and asks the custody OF
the child and alimony
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CHILDREN WHO SUFFEh

from scrofulous,
skin or scalp dis
eases, ought to be
given DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery, for pu-
rifying the blood.
For children who
are Puny, pale or
weak. the I" Dis
'coveryn is q tonic
which builds up
both flesh and
strength. What
Is said Of 1t for
children applies
equally to adults.
As an aPpetizing,
restorative tonic,
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May Be Given Another Trial.

1t is highly probable the Vesuvius may have
to undergo another trial of her pneumatic guns
to convince the ordnance officers that she is
useful and valuable addition as a fighting ma
chine to the navy.
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If
You Saw
Your Own Wood

and saw enough of it, your
digestive organs may perhaps be
equal, ostrich like, to any task
you impose-even to the digest
Ion of lard-cooked food.
If however, like thousands of
other people, you have learned
that you must draw the line at
lard" this is to remind you that
there is a clean, delicate and
healthful vegetable substitute,
called -
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A SUccEssFUL FLORAL FErE was given BY the
pupils of Slater School, of which Miss F.. A.
Chase is principal, at the High School on II
street Friday for the benefit of the piano
fund
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When the scandal about Mullane's alleged
throwing Of r game in fit Of temper was
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CHURCH SERVICES.
AN OLD RESIDENTS DEATH.

Col. Basil Brawner, an old resident here. died
yesterday in his ninety-third year. He formerly
represented Prince William county in the vir-
ginia legislature.
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LA FRgGNlAo
MME. YALE GIVES FREE

Her Famous Beauty Book to ladies' callinz Sent ont
oftown upon receipt of cents postage.
NAIL ORDERS promptly filed. sent in plsin
wrappers
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coT[0lENE
~

WHICH II used IN place Of lard,
permits you to eat pies, pastry,
petties and such good things"
without fear of dyspeptic con-
sequences.
There's abundant proof, but
none so convincing and so pleas
ant as a trial for yourself. We
invite it. For sale everywhere.
Made only by
N. X. FAIRBANk & CO.,
CHICAGO and 81. LOUIS.
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CELEBRATED BEAUTY LECTURES,

NINE YALE's BLOOD TONIC cures liver trou-
blss. constipation and indigestion eleanses the COM
pleIion- Price 81 90 per bottle; six for $500
This Is the season to trea. FRECKLES
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Applications from the following persons for
bar room licenses have been received by the
excise board: James H. Costello. 4O5 10th street
northwest; Mary A. Collins, 3O15 K street north
west; Max Marshall, 312 9th street northwest.
THEIR SUPPORT PLEDGED.
The Commissioners today received the fol.
lowing letter from the Christian Endeayor
Union:
We. the Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor OF the District of Columbia. number
ing about 1000, in mass meeting assembled,
evangelical churches and temperance
societies in the District, seeing that
your honorable body and the police judges are
making an honest effort to enforce the new law
with regard to the sale Of intoxicating liquors
and to lessen the number of saloons in certain
sections of our beautiful city and
that the liquor dealers as an organized
body, through their attorney, called upon you.
and insisted upon delay in the enforcement
Of the same, claiming as they did that you did
not have public opinion to back you in the en-
forcement of the law, and making every effort
to influence and dissuade you from the proper
performance Of your duty, hereby pledge YOU
our earnest support.
We believe that your honorable board, az
well as the judges Of the court, will have the
hearty support Of all law-abiding citizens in
your efforts to perform your duty, and restrict
the nefarious traffic within its legal bounds
BIDS OPENED.
The Commissioners today opened bids for
cast iron water pipe. The bidders were Radford
Pipe and Foundry Company, NJ. j. Drummond
X. d. Wood & Co. and McNeal Pipe and Foun.
dry Company. The first named. the Radford
Pipe and Foundry Company, submitted the
following bid: three-inch pipe on cars, S27 go
per ton and S27.S SO per ton on wharf; four-incb
pipe, S25.6O on cars and s25 so on wharf: six
inch pipe. S25.60 on cars and S25 60 on wharf
MIR. j. Drummond. three-inch pipe. S29.25 on
cars; four iGch, s27.25 on cars and six inch.
>2h on CARA IL d. Mood J. Co., S3I,75 for
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WASHINGTON.
BALTIMORE.

Robinson declared out for obstructins fielder.
SCORE By INNINGS.
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yae sound per ss 40 isis s quart az
' % !an e DO d white ana i'niy
Georgia and Florida common early soiis per carrier
Florida 90 iane S'r fce oec ya. pr az
south raro9s per + s1' SGs Waer rI% "S
100. .ljassO muskmelon-, charle;tOn common to fair
per GG Ia 90 is%S ar. Dbl os"
sPp so rs and 1 g1ot 1 ss et o ye asan m d
9Sp s a. @ sTS sH c Gsss 81
a T c are 5fo' 90 c S@ me Sc "a o prime Do
common to fair s79c southern sliced s.e saiH 81
eoIga peeled loal,e l-pIerris eSaporatea 24e Do
aagEG+te tGo3c piuI H., iV ",Tt indicate h
many hops Of late growcr- are holding inc balance
Of the fk a lame Is ,% .cc Inc 20 b. ned VITA @
while Other; are Comparatively ice Of fs ,bsr sy,S
some confidence felt in the liability OF pfcent pvyt,s
sIa Iso one %n rr e e p BRINE iaslc
good 1870; Pacific Coast, 1892. choice. -i@-2c
' m%Y %Hb srf2w~TopS G grades d lay, steady but
PTng. r %T'i 100 n 95eos o. no Yo 75a0Os
DO shpns 7cG5 dc .IoyeG m ot rva9Sos DO
summit ,G and hid .So icens Of e s5s .
next week, but nc course OF the market
sos }sen largo local fr nd %sra Do per- r"i
south,in, Soc GEES western, per pair 3 l2a
81, do Southern. II pigeons. pr pail 900 i1c
DRFS EB-ThcIc very ltti, doing in West I'm dres,'
changed in price. but Accommodations from llr\1n-
can do any busincs. spring chickens are not very
plentiful and rule fairly steady AZ unchanged pricrs.
Long Island spring ducks cleaning up closely squads
Phi,,Gciphja FER ~ 27dioc do Long I,llnd, pc, n.
20 d25c do stcn. dry picked per H. iSa:3c' q" Mt'
ern ,calded per NJ 15d20c fowl. Western JILL
SIZING ducks. Long Island per N, lSdl?c SQUADS "i'
per dozen sass - do dark, per dozen. =! , ~ -.
POTATOES MD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ new ,po'
tat.os were about 1900 bbls again to-day. and while
uaI has been fair. the heavy offerings aus further
- - price very extreme. most Of th" bu,
being at i50@2 30 for fair TO prime Ro.e ana
II 15ds2 y for Red stock Cahhaecs are easier ana NOV"
slowly. Sting beans unchanged. but top quota oIs
extreme. tucnbcrs IN larg' supply and ei,r. rVilus
ton,atoc, IN supply duh and " an Long Isl,iu
green peas tending in buyers favor. Asparagus dui
AM few sales reach top nrotatons.: 10
tatnos-tofion rIgnun'>, per big. 81 -'df "o u"
southern now No J. per bbl. 81 75df@ 50 Dc No = P'r
bl. Sl0+l - Onions. rn.uda; y crat, "or%Fl ~
DO Ncw-OTlcans per hd-. 75cd-l 30, DO per nil -"
rs - Egyptian. PEI loom hac - loHs2 -. 'nb
lagos southern now per h.. 7jo III - Green a.,
Long Island. rcr bag. II 2jd$l -. string hcas Noru,
Carolina per PKG. 20G15c d" Norfolk per ba ,Net 90"
~. Tomatoes Florida pr ciiricr 15'dtl 90 60 "a
,annah. PER carrier ~ 3nd=l - Cu,uu err. tharc--
fe- crate 7jcdsl 25 d. savannah. pr ,ra'e t'drl
lang Island per- 100 bunchc>. 7Botl. squash.
marrow, per b'lcfI~'. S2dt1 -. Asparagus, Liln'T
pr dozen punches slasl 30; culs and inicror 500 o
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date have been lsS2ooooo bush, against 2l5 900
at interior this week have been Wheat 3Vo
bush corn 3lil,l00 bush oats. 2l1ooOO busnno IN
norts from ioTr Atlantic ports FlSnr o1 Dpi1
receipts for 81 week. ended today noSe been oo
bush Of wheat. against 2i2,263 600 Dnsh IA, year
English farmers devcIs this week 9ooo gtrs acefge
price, 2G- I'D. against rs AZ TIE previous
week Estimated deliveries. all points .o2o M
CORN-Ihc market corn to-day wa, Influenced by
quite feeling Of disappointment Of the lack ., con,
tnued interest for foreign account The actOn OF p,
YESTERDAY and the foreign buying gave r'e 70 the hope
To-day business developed for ISifole and
while foreign markets firm, the ab,encc OF niere
induced considerable selling. Toward the close there
was a report around that the duty on corn would h9t
be removed by France aud final prices wcIe ea'y 1h
4S'lc. No corn. quoted July price cEanr
little the opening IN niHihy win cor, ana
France would be removed. prices broke ana OH me
continue quite favorable. Cash olt~ were dgIl,
asked in elevator and 800 asked dcy"r@d No 8 ya,'
track white 81, 900 bu.h 3o.oi5c rack IniNel .Vuo
burh, 81 d39c....... .RYE-Markct dull Cuotei - "a
5slc for boatloads and 5Ga57c for car lots. AZ
Market steady and unchanged. western 13Ho"'' '"o'
rowed STATE 72.G77 nc; six-rowed 730soc 49, ,,..
Option Quotations comparison inc cIosns
prices Of previous day and for the corresponding GATE
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June l. tSpcciaD.-Thc New York bank
statement had more Influence on III" wheat market
yc,tcr1ay than any other Circumstance. Prices here
declined about II cent and closed near the bottom.
July sold between % ana SO $500 IL and closed
short day. the trade duh that counted against
the price. Cables were up: the week. exports.
3-OOOtD bushels made good total q decrease of
1900 900 bushcl, I'm the visible supply Monday was
talked. t. Lols very weak because harvesting
was going on in TcAas and because money wa, s'arcc
down there. The Northwest WIS weak tight
money. Nrwlork reported very larg, shipments
fer Europe from Australia. South America and sundry
same week last year. shipper, here reported no
sales for export and declared Liverpool cents ont
Of line on the contract grad: The herhnc Of the
The receipts were - cars the e,tim0" for MOnddv,
III cars. The Northwest had 40 cars against
40 car, the same day IN l7"2 Corn lost cent Of
its fridays advance. July sold from &. la 81 II.
ana clo.ci nj Al II cents. The encouragement bulls
felt because Of the French hal been lost over.
night. II had been discovered that France had
taken of the duty Oh corn ana oh's. 1nh also that
France never imported over :1..ooOo0 bushels q
estimate for Monday. 333 cars Charles were mad
for 2a4.OOO oats. bulls were in scxactly the
French import duly had not been removed AMI ha hal
also that French imports OF oats had never ex-
crcded 3ooD,0oo bushels from all sources. Prices
Provisions for the active futures were helped by
lighter hog receipts ,qn eSp%g,d . and az no eiyanc
n n pfg n at d9 the SmG wan er Ioo Tr o h"
fcr next week 900 prices were 10 to Is Gems
h T% Sa%rs S,r T"S nG wdSn r cut Of ill.,
the market. anxious 10 ct all the money possible
10 buy hogs The range Of pork ", wa' only ID cents.
September lard sold between $40 81 and $40 81 and
closed ut $40 81 september ribs between 81 IS and
20 10, and closed AT 30 20.
break at St Louis. Puts on July wheat. Is "a:
calls, 60 70 cents Puts on July corn. Al la
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NOIA>SEN- Market frm unch1ngcI. NeW.Vl

MoLAssEs firm "nchaasc N tNojc A.
a. Z. %Sa,rI Pr%c crnaS 1sa hG
mon 12G ioe az i9T no i M@e for .prs mrpcnne
again rule. higher and is fairly active, o,in continues
firm FOR all eT'dc, Win Ge better so Sao,s shas
Ro,in Is 2is bill: spirit, turlenti6e 81 b's t,r
S S6l, aDG s S IN hae.madc hh Eon
siIained, 81 35 good .9alpea 90 X sto,
80; g :. 8 3 VI D. j 80; " " :, p: taT
Nth h ~. .Icrn.2 S d T. i Co. o. '" "F'
"'HGtNN TRFIGIITs-Berth fr,irht~ continue nfm. but
business is rc.ctrd by the snail ,"ppF ,b % ,o"
prompt and early clearance; iea,1,r ." tn' mSSi I -
6 s s nc%'n %d ''a and a'g 81 now orre For Antwerp
qh an gns.sca az aEd ana MI for o@ @,'ea so
S f %n%9cf on az aTSaf - I'D
dGa: ~ Hin AH ~. Pe,,ass6v ; Gcr o. tga o,.n.
nib TO arrive, 1000 case pet olegm Nc o,o to
hi. pc '' SeTyork to vo port, Y s~cGc =;
option Philadelphia. TO- nC~'"a . n"r %1r
Mobile to Rosario. ~ "a @rS na',' ,2r'' ,ooi o0d
Tansor to Bo%Ine 90, 6ar. Go,l rn,d ya,.n to
Sn1 n ~ baik lumber Anaro. to north .4c
cuba . 30 brig gaano KiGo"G Ca MeSYors
Scnoo"et umSSl Fer aad@a 70 Xc% VIE 81,
chooner Ior%ood Banana, to Ncwyok, about 80 and
soa Mar A%'G iSr to so nod oil va, slow today
and value uIcd mGr r OF lg , o o9%ii Tor rrmd
.?"@c' yr iiSs r. qsosd os. fro"
PRoyIsI0Ns ~Proy;ons wer qui and ,liretly h'mol
% M hog ,r ,sd.n f ,scli 9' u G2s los %
oySI at Win b. ssllv e S%s next week
ms,ke, quiet ou,aon are 3ld and lo Se" mt'
c%;i '111' esF 3" d Um' aad ,'"
oa,i|t Family at sfIasie; eN,rs mc;; =. cEr1
i 59da a. %e' 'lf blssR Il r. MAXI
A $3.50 for b,eoni ss r% e i Mfnrs T me 'S5
+ an" Duct .s,dy p,sed, 1 ,dls m irG
MN az: az ss at I, if g WI
1919; ond ,oI 100 'f' ST. 'G Ely oo ~
g . sns n sp '%@s %'1tc June ,,o
RICE The volume Of husns,t was ne' a. nrr
Quotations Carolina and Louisiana ill sia,id '"nmn
n ordlnarv o.d1.c low fair - fair 2e" fGod 70
prime Sa2l,c: choice 70 fancy. iai.2c; extra hr1i ga
syn ps-Markct steady on low e-t.le, Quota'ono,
Ordrarv iic: common l5olGc fair. 17aior; sooi -oa
81 :. mime Ila2fc: choice ga rs.
>tFiNi:S-Raw -tIons but qucicr: uot'tions Cen
SaiGG"'.c Late Yesterday al sale NJ .n'a ,'n'iIs
was effected Boston Tor tho American at ,c rom ,'Gr.
f%r,Sor adyancc, in iondon There Wa further
ronh r"poIi~d among the cnpoc, Of the American r.
mn,y All 1"g gaaS nom one - me a.m'nd
S afDS "a 80 fine No. 5ld5 SC cntc, 5',i5Slc
A. 5s4a5.jjc. confectionery 5t"6;lic ,9umma. \
5i.a55Ic W.-"r $1,000 Hidg'S";a q. NoG
SiGjr: 10 : iGod47sc: No & i.jja4s'c 80 .. IA
900 80 10 .'iS4-c ~ a. "a 31 no , No si
rordon I,n,c It anc INN: Java. -O-' fair refining
- sd bee. firm. rather dearcr tins month 49, h'\
'iRiNF~ihe msrsct is moderately active ami hrn
Sale. were n Of oleo AZ S.. Oeo closed soc ana
"'T TtII0W Market dull and steady; .ae 80 hhds at
l5.IGc Prime city closed at i'sc bid, f'sc asked
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RIO closed seldv with first oldinanc' p 80 r999a
bass 1900 sno, @sEe' wac T Fas.
s1od a :. cSc Ds sr Have market closed "cheSeed
frame lower London unchanged u sd higher Ham
The total .tocK Of rrGdl coffee n the Unitd states
s ea :: 10 5s ss ds in 'SSa H a az az
ho@se deiveie- YESTERDAY 325 bag. .tocs IN Now ;
eoace s.ad3 a, iSa1S.c Tor o 20 'al's r.
FLOUR AND MEAI-, very dgn l,d day in tGe
-four market, n fact IL va Jni al on n, tn me
occupied in talking about future business in -four ana
which it il bcevea viii be Of rrca, icncdt T. ..
m,rAet i9 NewYork. while in oihr , VAN v MIN
i t% e 'n ns Tna'
81 low ade .p'iro- it j. believed that II might w.
wS!s pss ariaGIoe $oS Sl. srwl,e, 20 p'G gS,
50 " 200 = ~; & staEh' o a. S r " 90 a.
s;7oss2 - lsoo .bl, sppernc at g IS - zoo; 700
!. .s 20 soo bis clears O at Es IS 800 S. rye mixture
40 :.cs ss o. sS n Da was ' g"' RYh
TIE p,TNe aq and a%2, qey a %sr I% scf
sle. 20? sco bTl, nrandyvioe at - yellow, we.'ofn'
EA WEoSet n, firm ogPt ~ ar Fin o SS
- va fEED-Irsa quiet ard itue custer IN tore
sc so quiet sas s sSs sharp @
e sS Goa s@ss Der hi ioo eS o ms Il d ST.
1 s,ss; sss on q e. @ s q % local
from the West Of favOrahr th,rae'eI a r. g
Of the home news rather INA" 70 "of on rm@
better feeling Liverpool. Paris and London Liver
pool held higher. and finally closed az =, advancc
for day. Paris thc markets also left OF y
slight gain Notwithstanding the hrmncss a5rod ,r'c'
and prices declined &c for the day Considerable hope
has fsrn expressed tho bulls that the Irgr rcrancs
~ wheat fon New.York will have bulli>h "i"ct on
prices. So far this week tho exports have been oNrr
200 moo bush and from the f"on Slo
no bush while the export. both coasts for the last
week have becn very close 900 Oc0 p h. VIII ~
was quiet with only small bu>n/ 4; Ncw.Nork.
Total IL. 900 bush oil FOR Nnoit folo"'
Srsei TO o. 3 store and lse under aGcat 10 rcd.
N noO bus, 81 under July aGD, Ne r. Tol d..
1000 1000 bush 7a. del; No hard wlnjcr. oooc ba,h
hard winter 10000 bu-h, Q anoa, ggo,ed July
price to &c over July; ungraded 1000 bush
Receipts at NewYOrk this week were o.. Wheat, 49, 49,
217eS bush rye, r. zoo bush 1ouI, 67,io3 bbs and
iis7is sacks. Bradstrec.'s exports from bot coasts
$4,000 ssait 100000 ansh TIT the pps,s01 a;
corn werc 7o 600 bush bush the previous
week The exports Of wheat end Hour from July 10
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LIVE STOCK NARkE.T

Ncw.York saturday. June l7-BEENEs-Eeccip's. %
car OF 993 consigned direct to Slaughter
En- - export alive and for the mark l.
80 tladinc. Fcc.ing dull CITY drc--ed naive -lHr>
quiet at o9c per -. No later cable news shipments
a~ reported
CNLNfs-Ecccipts % head. ali butt"rmk', ard >oli
at ,J0-i per loon. Dressed calves steady Tor di'
grades. ga
Salr-- Hallcnbcck Holt: - hrrrrmilk ,ei,"' l'o
r. average at - - per loo r., ~ do. 40 y. at ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, including cafr con
.ien,d direct butchers Werc ears or liz h''h
About sale. Including stock held over
Yesterday. sheep and common lambs were slow buy
steady good lambs wanted. but none ne, snt
ear. Of stock 10 arriN" AT thc SiNt'th ~
pm, later IN the day Comnmn u good 'h'ep 'old ~
: ~. Ter 100 u q deck Of export v"ih", NJ - -
poor fair lambs nj - soc - % Nloni Ten car, %'
,tock were carried Dressed mutton clio" ~ Gl".
lcr y; few extra prime cafca'''' bringing Io@' :
Lr,s 81 lambs .tcadv ~ s0 30. 49, 80,
>alc,-'' Dillen'a'k: 100 western .hecp t,cl,'iei
vctho-l. los p Average. a. - 20 ~ 700 . 40 DO
=. =, "a ~ 80. PC do So - 1t - 3 = .-
D. Harrington 30 X ntucky lamb - n. at - . ;
100 ONO sheep. - =. at -.
H1lcntocA { Hollis. l1p Territory sheep o. =. 1t
- 30 roo kentucky lau,L,. 80 n. AZ 81 8, p
4. y IIdro-. = - Nfginit lauh>. 90 N. a.
- - 90 Kcnickv de-. 81 =. at - 50. - k"ntucky
} 81 collin 81 hcnta,Ay lambs. 90 n. at 30 80
Ohio sheep. - = At -.
g. -
HOS H., opt. - raf~ or l.s' head II ar 81
Icr."v CITY aud ; a. iot-t. None - ~alc alive
NORMALLY lower a. - lOs:' ~ per 100 =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, June Il, 1913
COTTON-At New-York the market was fairly active
win a uet decline for day OF from 20 point the
lover trend the given by the course taA'
abroad Liverpool showing decline for the GHy OF rom
1j4d TO Sod while spot cotton was les, a,uNr td
has been several days past the safes Gouns up
only 900 bales BY way OF comparison we VIII H,.,p
that the sales Yesterday l2,OOO dle> WIN l1IVo
the previous day and 10000 the day before That Ihls
SHOW, steady decrease in the taklng> oil sitTS anu
some zee in this indication that spnneIs nave o,t
taking something than they actually needed al ne
moment and had Therefore accumulated some cotton put
leaco from activity Of the pat and they cal thaC
the SPOT sales in the Will be quite up 20 he
average There Is much 70 be said III isald Z, wy
couee OF our market the swing OF p:lce> wlhS Wltmh
conIstss points. and particular ihtcfe'I mani
tested There covering a. Is usual on Situ'
dav nv shorts and some timid longs met tiu uclAihu
freely Everything hinge upon the coursc, o.
the IyerDool market. and IL is the general OPINION 'dt
WITH a continued demand from splhnc, our
market will least hold it, own IL not actually adNah,c
hut on hand lessening OF the sai. d"i"Su
will IL is said result in somewhat low pl1c,> h'it; ~
to the and crop prospects II may De natu ",
most Of reports from the cotton belt are 70 w cC
that everything appears to be favorable althoueh ONE
sdyceS say that grass is growing quite iteN III .ph7
Quece OF late rains but this gives no MS' 800
there ample for clearing up OF th' n'lu> @
the crop can effected by the growing OF any
gowthr Financial Chronicle SAYS mat us W,a.
repors I'D FRIDAY evening indicate an improve III
in most dstricto SO.th during the week. ou' a.
q rule the precipitation has been hght: -. 81
opening. and close today ana closlhS puS '0
rrey ioh nd last ye1r follow: