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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

1t is about time the people Of this coun-
try came to a realizing sense of the truth
of the old adage that the worm will turn
Yesterday great big amateur base ball
club at Paterson, y. j., performed the cow
ardiy and unmanly action of jumping on
the Washington Base Ball Club to the score
OF IL to 5. 1t was feat of which New Jer-
sey has no cause to feel proud, and will
meet with the unanimous condemnation of
all lovers of fair play. Now comes the news
that the Junior Stars of Upper Marlboro.
Prince Georges county. Md, have chal-
lenged the Washington base ball team.
With the spirit of prophesy on us We feel
no hesitation in saying that before this
season is over and the snow and ice comes
the Washington aggregation Is going to
take one of these clubs and defeat it. or
Mt any rate scare 1t nearly to death by
the closeness of the score. The worm will
turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The launching of the new commerce de-
stroyer Minneapolis at Philadelphia Satur-
day brings step nearer the time when the
United States will have navy of which she
may well be proud. In fact, it may be said
to bring ii two steps nearer. for. unless the
Minneapolis is to be followed up by the con-
struction of another vessel to be called the
Saint Paul there will be a large amount of
trouble In the great northwest. The Navy
Department should have realizing sense
OF its position and the responsibilities 1t has
brought upon itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
Certified Checks.

From The View York Times.
The use of certified checks for small
amounts in Buffalo, and in one or two
smaller cities has been recognized as law
full by the controller of the currency. Prob
ably the device will not be needed after
few days. but il is ingenious and sig
nificant extension of the prime pal Clearing
House certificates which will receive atien-
ton when the question of providing n sound
and elastic currency comes up--as Ii must.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The delegates to the Virginia State Demo-
cratic Convention are to be congratulated
on the fact that they will be housed under
a building that was erected as a tobacco
ware house. A structure built as a tobacco
ware house and not merely for the ac-
commodation of human beings is not likely
to fall down on anybody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
John Collins Is a Woodworking New Eng

John Collins Il a Woodworking New Eng
land farmer down near Berwick. Me-, who
knows how to make an honest dollar from
the soil. even though he doesn't know just
how to keep II afterwards He had saved
UP seventeen hundred Of these honest dol
lars and had slowed theaa away In the
Berwick bank, where hey were bringing
him in other dollars But last week he
began to think that the bank was not as
safe as Ii should be and he drew out all his
money. He carried ir in his coat, for he
was afraid to leave so much money about
the house. Saturday he hung up his coat
In the barn while he MIXED his COW. Old
Bossy was a little slow that day and when
Mr. Collins had finished he found to his
horror that a tramp who had been hidden
away In the barn had walked on with his
coat and money. Il was about all he had
The Berwick bank has not yet failed. nor
Is IL likely to do anything Of the sort, ana
the farmer wishes he had left his money
there. The moral Of this story is plain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The long continued drought has caused
1t Is reported, among farmers In
some localities of Maryland by the shrink
age in the corn and other crops. Maryland,
however, Is not the only district to suffer,
for the reports made to the Department of
Agriculture show that the drought has been
very general in extent. This of course, af-
fords no satisfaction to Maryland farmers
beyond the consolation of sympathy in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The profusion of claims to recognition as
being concerned in the slaughter that came
up in the case of Cock Robin may be con-
fdently expected in connection with the
Sherman laws demise. Thus does history
repeat itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

Bourke Cochran discreetly refrains from
any effort to pose as leader 1t is a wise
course, for assertions do not affect such
matters. They can be controlled by events
only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

There was never a case where the phrase
time is money was more distinctly ap-
plicable than to the present financial diff
culties. If Congress wastes it's time. it
wastes the peoples money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The competition between the base ball
teams of Washington and Louisville to see
which can lose the most games is attract
ing much more attention than the race be-
tween Boston and Philadelphia for the
pennant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

While the District National Guard is try
ing for the bulls eye of the target, at Sea
Girt, Congress is in the midst Of a struggle
to hit the bulls eye of popular sentiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

Georgia is reviving her gold mining indus
try with improved machinery. Perhaps
the water melon state will yet step forward
with the key to the financial situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

Fall gets to the Washington base ball
team several laps ahead of the almanac
That interesting organization is alreaiy
in the scar and yellow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
A HypO thesis.

What makes the weather so uncer-
tainT' said the man with his coat but
toned up to his chin.
Il guess the thermometer must have
taken a drop too much" replied his friend
with a SILVER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

Minneapolis is having an exciting time
with the elements. Scarcely has her
nautical namesake taken to the water than
the city herself has a vigorous conflict
with fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
SHOOTING STARS,

The Bland brand of insect powder is said
to be Intellectual with gold bugs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
Good for Carlisle.

From the New York World
Secretary Carlisle has decided to put A
stop to the meetings of tn board OF lady
managers of the worlds fair. This is a
closure act that will meet With general ap-
prevail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The worlds fair objects to paying the fid-
dler who declines to play her favorite
dance-tunes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

COW in New Jersey has hydrophobia.
When the mosquitoes get 1t there will be
trouble indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
The Sea Side Summer Girl.

The Sea Side summer Girl.
In quest
OF rest
They gaily seek the ocean.
On town
They frown-
1t does not suit their notion.
Alone,
They moan
Gould anything be GUNNER"
In debt
And yet
They'll go again aext summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
II. Nathans0n,
Sig I'm ST. NV
AUGUST
CLEARING SALE.
Norroxs.

Marvellous for quality and low prices Quot.S
On everything In stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The pen may be mightier than the
sword said the young actor, but it isn't
mightier than the boxing glove"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

A woman at Seabrisht, N. j., took ad-
vantage of the fact that her husband was
in bathing to elope. The festive tramp
will regard this as vindication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

Uncle Silas's Sentiments
Il want to be an angel,
But let there be no doubt,
1 do not care for gettin' there
BY any trolley route"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
A Victim to Vanity.

Victim to Vanity.
rs that suspicious character asked
the summer resort visitor of the police
man.
mo. He's all right
He seems to have such a furtive, appre-
hensive way about him."
Yes. You often see that here. He had
his picture taken in his bathin' suit and
he's afraid of being recognized by it,
IT." said Uncle Eben. 'dah was er sho'
nun fool-killer. some OBJ de folks dat calls
de mos fur i'm now 'ud be de fus' ter git
in hidin' when he Gem 'rOun'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
From n Literal standvofnt.

He struck me as very high MINDED
fellow" said the quiet man
Yes" replied Willie Washington. He
couldn't help being He's ovah six feet
tall you know"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
II. NArHaxsos.
SIS TTH ST. NV.

MERITS MODERN PHARMAcr.
Closed sundays.
nth AND y BIS NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
LINEN tIoons.
RIBBONS.

1-inch &c. All-siIk @. C. Ribbon. .4c yar<L
1hz-incb SC. All-silk G. G. Ribbon. &C. yara.
Pinch lie. All-silk @. @. Ribbon. - Sc yara.
3-inch l3c. AIl-silk q. q. Ribbon. Toe yara
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04


of Michigan.
1t is ordered that said petition will be brough
for hearing and decree at the adjourned Octobe
term of this court to be held at L'Anse in tn
county of Baraga, State of Michigan, TIL
sixth (6) day of November, A. d. 1898 at thu
opening of court on that day, and that all persons
interested in such lands, any part thereof, desr
ing to contest the lien claimed thereon by tn,
State of Michigan for such taxes, interest ant
charges, any part thereof, shall appear in sait
court and file with the clerk thereof acting reg
lister in chancery their objections thereto Oefor
the first day of the term of this court above mentioned
and that in default thereof the will be taken
confessed and decree will be taken and entered
prayed for in said petition. And is further ordered
that In pursuance of said decree the lands described
in said petition for which decree of sale shall be
made, will be sold for the several taxes interest and
charges thereon determined by such decree on the
first Monday in December thereafter, or on the day
days subsequent thereto may be necessary to com
plete the sale of said list and of each and every
thereof at the Office of the county treasurer, al
such convenient place shall be selected by him al
the county seat of the county of Baraga, State OF
Michigan.
Witness the Hon. VIM. ID. Williams, Circuit
r,r.,1 Judge and the seal of said circuit court OF
tsEALJ Baraga county, this ffthteenth Q5) day
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04

]
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, -
COUNTY OF BARAGA. 81
The Circuit Court of the County of Baraga, in
Chancery
In the matter of the petition of the State of Mich
gan for the sale of certain lands for taxes assessed
thereon.
On reading and filing the petition of the Auditor
General of the State of Michigan praying for a de-
in favor of the State of Michigan, against each
parcel of land therein described for the amounts there
in specified, claimed to be due for taxes interest and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

to rnme 7asc; do common =. lar; sG'c; STATE. full
Skim. LdIEs rs%n,yl'a@ is,1df 1 5sci,r is norc
marked to-day XTtva. ayer i'll h0a .t snrS D%a4
a; sl ib %'G ron nome Zee G n. AZ" vi I'D tn asn @ ruling
primary poi9t the quantity free 70 n,iT C ne knd a..
,nce no operation here wiling re AK ,h aarsct
n l Sety pp prc. Fowl a. acp July IT,
DueA and eoc-e egTs e'-ier nr do M i5a,,c:
Gick csrs per dozen. aoas2c @o''c eggs I'T d'|e''
rad. ar Fy -srcd 2* ss,t cs fiS'G "a
mSr bc al ,iiIlr rim chsrl,ton and Foridl and
ard thr tcadcncy Sl in bnycr, ayOt Mp, . =. -
Ing pr bbl e2a. 50 do r'iwi9 yer nir P Ss t5ns3 -
Fl f,r ida dna S per box 20 :, swbies l.sn
Er quart 2 a5ay &C., o. c"1, iS a apple M
W da and while no, qneany Iow "S Without Rn,a ID demand
hos steady pbcrrie, waser chcr,, aaa Sa
Ic f5[ d do choice 81 aoc d. pim aes south.
cr sliced 5ed:c STATE fine en,. ard ,kns. liza
sss eoTs' peSG oa3 5'r tSe rff i5s
%; hucIlc5crrc'. loaiic biackbcrri'' ''OS' "'"'
'Vq Ky Axp srnAw-MrS tad :,o. under H HSa
prime gs 100 .hirpins !os Sc do Clover
?casoc do clover OOa76a straw 'cS' 0'' ''''"
ADVICE, are ,ss siSy a "S %PaE s'P
G' list ots below ce pots| from .m mr9 genera Gl
weaker our Local maSe is in az Vi " 70 dnnand t,
speak o. md prize; s'iaiesa c@Iy BY STATE ' lsa ,s
holding Ia the interior: NeN,ion " ,o GOOD Isa
s Ss do 1891 P saisc faty Coast e6GSe FLA
fGTrRin II i we're vS snpp from The
e e% o S i =, y Sy S ana T pn S'l ana and
western i2st- do sGnthcr l2s Linn ~ western
lsr oa r9 S so S 'ise sc,c Western pf
q r % HsTi 1F 'p S1i5 " arg Scd p"
higher today b!I d~r@a Is SLOW ct The ad an anu
il s"F nd ,niss TOP aS-sn %S
1Sadg " isS7t ' Shcrrs, piadrirhia hoiine -
&c: fowls. nearby iiiGc do M,-eIn i""i,, 9 80
Frozen iufci dull and to move them FREELY ,on, .oo;
chickens and fowls at about ~ ndv nic"~ pnes, ,
dun Tnre ;a so iP5s 8" re% p + i SG
chicken; N2. l. i2EGl3c fowl ~ ge.c ilgi2
'''V vFy;ErAGIIs About 5000 bls Norfolk .aie and
spinach in tod,y stock generally Ia good orSr d my h.
figures hcranir more extreme raa'le;t3n ps, ma.
freh lot, southern s%S rtIS' and % Of yy
guilty and value bTt chosG 70 fsa,y ,,,;; NJ a. Top,
vegetable, today AID price, without quot,br chan.r
Foreign potatccs are in .ht receipt ana a-eu nI ,c
littc more inquiry Tor prime domestic roao ~ n -
withou; materi, change VET, Sweet ro'ioc' gnr,
but but, s d cer%an mail as BY, 20 dom
6ulR $50 y 5a$a 2' poor g,sde sla;i 30 ne a%4
EAR rsFro; l % @ E S. d. ,irni in
onion On, so' Whit S@ pr Dbl .2a@s 8 yeov rs: 81
% red 81 c c.o % o cabbsse. rord pr
III sIas bean. pcrd g c sr, d. c e. '
% rr halsst !: ss3 90 Iec 'orIia rer crit a
:; - do (harlG;o1 rs' l' s"The' ,eras col sal
Sscn 'c4$1 do ySl, % t" Dr. DT III = ca.
S Harl Slon per basket sis.i = cncglrr Nv
0IIcen .ool per sS; &c. sSsa rS'ea ncs pcf
sldsl o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
co,.vTRy PRODUCE MARKETS.

,..,.e ,xn pEAS-Thc steam Powhat"n otiivd 10, 10,
BEhNo ~ o0J Lays of bean. aitef haNnt ~ ~
nearly ~ - Ma ket cont nue. ex'rem " d"'' ami ssI
Mhr suo", TO- Icaos 0ncrin' lowci Don
triuc" % Kin weatrF and moving Slow, "a fn n
icl' nic ,,,ou, 80 bis ma r." az ~ 81 ''d- ~
or II,,o sSds2 Oj Do nca a. WIZ ,nr,,
- 10 40 W., w. u ,ed kidney ~ 10dS2 81 10 bl's o
~ 23ds. g., "a do Ina 81 l0df! !! :. 10 ,o,'a 80
medinm - 90. do Jag 81 7oasi 90 do scoc"' = o"
u 3rrrpIo al demand was mo1erhe 'oandt he com
BuTI V"n, nciqhiO 'inc markets nhu NV M, ~,
far ed All, roccIps had reasonably lfoli, IA az
iarl,l'ry, ost the fancy irrsn ga -ie. worth
.rady occaso,a laf eoing AZ - arr ahor am
e5d2Gc dd no, H. fine lines OF hllf tnb. lnp AZ -
under shor suppl 5Gi"@ aid brst lrc' OF VIII 10
lahc! meetings arr slowing po , ~ t,n Iuslneqs.
dd,o.,en. re- only s extra 27Lls do
Hrsts. o6ds2c 90 prgs ryfr's .G0oGs. o. IT..
49,, han smro,d. o3a2fc sat an ~, d 90 wes,o
DO 40 seconds esse! az ." do I'D DO
Irritation ,coWcss,y em daT nT:ts s2a2,e DO se c
1920 DO ha,oc seconds loso, ,S % sSe l9So
I7nSr: rolls CO., srmner ani fril.mad sa" ,,cin,y
c,v ps"ac,; s' ., ayJ': of W"Si'r" d''r' :" '''''
CHErSEA f rv exporter at CASE bu, mon md ., tee
receipts thu, far have pree. No f. cream ,, I'er
are dun E ~ old cheese hn nde csdes Of f
Ing a, eosbing i'adc "ssinme, Famads part skim
srs,m any and HaT, ,.,or sm'"fai
Liverpool CABLE fancy. its1ec 90 enoc'' 10 fair
rca large re- ~ prize nno,s 90 o%oac d. good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
T. + STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. l.pril I3-Flour steady. unchanged .
sales. 900 b6'. Wheat -,.ady No: red ~
~ La 16 lie July. 30 ia re: steamer No: r. T..
:! A. bid: milling wheat by sample ';'a - lie
stock. 3-4.5lo nDl,: sales. $4,000 LIS t,;n firm
miSed >pp', 4, 340 IJc. April. l. lie bid; May
~ ;I-io 4tc July A. IL 10 lie: steiner mix H.
~ 34c bid whit corn by sample, 3oe DC; yellow do
steady No. !. White Western. iiq sc No. = mixed
Vest I'll. 3,0 Doc; stork. .=.D.2 iurh Rye di'; NJ.
>. e.o,. e. stock, 5:.69a ln.r. Hay seat,
better nqu y. nm hanged Cot o. nominal i:i ~ lrS,
lie. n, liens iar dcmald. mess pork, Flo nuiN
mrHi, loo>": >hOGldc., 10 lee lpnS Gear. lie c;ir
rib sides. II 4c; sugar picked shoulders. llc suhf
cured smC he'd shoulders. II l-fc hams, l1c' laid,
aic 90 fair to choice. 47@a5c do Imitation, .ec
lailr. fancy, 25o 2jc do good tn choice. y" 80
rolls. fine .4c 20 fair 10 good :oe re sYrr p'cH,N'
leo 80. = IL .-ic. sugar active; sr.malalei,
iidc. Copper strong; rrhncd. II Lee Whisky
arih. <l.220 ei.23.
CrIlcr ,trahcr. yellow 81! LA DC Ol's aboai
steady; No. (. white, 4.c. shorts dull. irovi,ioi'
1sc cheese dull. Eggs steady. fairly acliyIe;
western extras, Is l-2aI7c. Receipts for The werl,
tious. 1904 bbl. aud o6,l72 SACKS corn, eo'''i
lush; Oais l5-,465 bush: shorts. 2.l tons.
rufaIo ApIil 13.-sIring wheat In good demand.
cas-, ulcs 10000 bush No. Norhcln. spot. - 70
1000 bus. do G. T. q 70 q s5 year ,r@ ago to o%a
No. | hard. soc: No. Northern, .. lie ~. :.
= nc a.h'a TMt'r sccc; NO. nd' % ,.r e 2a
rNra led. 7:.c. corn duh. hut &c hgIrr: on Ii,G'
Yer, sit sulcs cni, ~. yellow. nc ca No,
1,lIow. 800: No. do. i5c: NO. A. 30. 4ic; NJ.
> - - NC. 40. 3, 4ic. oa, quiet, steady; ,'''
cars clipped white ,oc cais No.: Wilt - -c :
ca. No = mixed. 33 &c. Barley don quoted
Wseln poor To cnoec 30" pn o5r "aaa, .nyn rg
- fonsf 30 winter 81 son ~ % Rye hou., - Ia
d: 80. Mlliiccd quiet. InrAansci.
Chicago. April I3.-The leading failures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
rO.pAY'S EXPORTS FROM NETWORK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

NeN-lork, April Is. 1898.
coTToN-COntrary 10 expectations current last nicht
pvate cables said that the due to dis
tfr,hd financial conditions. The failure large bank
og house London with liabilities Of $50 oCo 900 ana
minors OF trouble the part Of small cotton houses
st Is the trade beginning 10 look for better
ssoints from last rights prices during the forenoon;
August selling from si4 to soi The LIvsrpoo
IIsH Private cable. said the weakness there
IN part due TO- the pressure Of actual cotton on the
artet ard to disappointment regarding the trade outlook
The NewYork market has been active traders
very cautious owing 70 the cables respecting the financial
condition Of affairs In EUROPE Business to-day has be,
chiefly for the purpose OF iquidatng already
Isflng. Receipts for Tomorrow at NewOTlean. will be
900 bales against 100 bales last week and 1890 bal
last year. Receipts at Bombay for the week are 1900
bales against $4,000 bales last year. shipments arc
81 600 bales the Continent aG?t 81 900 bals last
year stock sfoat is 1900 bales against - 600 bales
last wear. Hubbard Price Co.'s circular will say
predictions from New0eans to the probability Of
the next crop selling Of 6ac for November and December
general weakness The American operators VINO have
Sen short in Liverpool bought cotton in that market To-
dav without selling here, believing that prices have
point where they again iu'ihed in owning
IN Liverpool market will naturally decline; bgt tho
decline has been sharp and continuous since the LIST
December and the prospects for revival OF the cotton
Industries In Europe have much improved that IL
seems advisable to allow Others TO seek for the remaining
roGt short side OF cotton Our CORES p0ndents in
state that the rains OF Yesterday APPEAR IN have
been confined 10 area i'll the wake OF cyconc
and the weather observer In Galveston says
that been rain ard no indications OF ram
te1av"
spot cotton consumption To-day, go bales
yesterday, after report, $50 tales total $40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. April i3.-Thc wool sales were vel "a, az
tended Thirteen thousand bales were offered. me
lidding f)r the worst kinds Of grraSy merinoS was
hardly n good n ~ the opening 81 me pr,sr',l
series Of sales. trOssbrrds firm. the nome tri ~
competing aciively and Americans birding Tor s"tini
uercels. Following io-day's sales III d.thii WIN
prices obtained: New south Wales .,OO! m'icS
Secured. IL l-.du l. 4 I'D: do lock. and pieces;
-daIs Sd greasy, i2dal1 I'D; do IocES ana
njcccs. ) ii0sd. Queensland 1000 bales secured.
Is Id Is "a do locks and pieces 80 Is "a
greasy. 12dGid do locks and pieces, "a o,id'
Welbf urne and Victoria 1920 bales secured, lido
Is I'D do locks and pieces, Lido Is "a greasy
,daIs I'd do locks and pieces. 5aD La; son,h
Australia 100 bales; secured. Is dds ] 20 90
locks and pieces. lid: greasy, l.~s n-.a q,
lock, ard pieces, 40G lid. West Au>raii' ~ nils
sconred. II I'D; greasy. IL Id. tasmania,
Sd de- locks ami pieces. 5daSd New2ealand.
200 bales SECURED, Ida Ia &c. , ,
ard pieces ! :lfd11s I'd: greasy. !un is 90 l)ck'
and peers, l-2do0 I'D Cape ~ cool itpic ana Naa
-0N rnlcs; secured nta,s > La: greasy q la"
Z 3-@d ,.,
4 circular Issued by Williams a y'eibuy. wool
trokers says since the opening oil Ire present wool
les incrcIsin- steadncss has been noted. McrDcs
are less irregular. The buying of merno' was ut the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
spot cotton saIes for CONSUMPTION To-day, go bales
yesterday. after report, $50 talts total $40 bales
opening. range. and close x
night and last wear follow:

NewYork cash sales today and last night, .ense s
middlings I-16c lower New-Yors net receipts to-day
6TS bales; gross 773 bales exports lo2oT bale. for
wadei SO bales stock 9Gl 3l4 bales PORT receipts 10
day 900! bales exports Great Britain 10 oYe haies Con;
tinent bales stock 72l coo bales consolidated et
this week 7226 bales; exports Great Britain $3.50
bates France, 9.633 bales Continent 4o!sS ba!es ot5
bales this week il,2.O tae-, a4alnst 90.
iii bales fast week Cables-Liverpoci IL 5oISpot
Gales 1000 bales Futures opened que, az Load decline
D. recovered 81 l64d at 40 D. m furthei
decline Of 1-6.d q. n further decline 81 Setd r.
steady at decline OF 3-o io4d as eompare1 with YES
say closing prices hvegsoSS lost Sp, 9a, 1t o.
i2i MavJune i2is: JuneJuy, 422 July August 4?dsi
October November 42e bid November l2oa421
COFFEE-The coffee market has been very quiet WIN
prices lower by 25 10 80 points the undcone 6f the
market still weak The cable is disappointing ard
tlade Is confined TO evening local accounts Foreigner.
and county Operators keeping out Of me market and
general l. quite fesurees both al hone ana
abroad The market active az the close leaving
OF at the lowest point Sales Of future. TO-DAY April
Zoo bags: MAY. go bags; June. 5000 bags; Juy,
$50 bags September 10 800 bags October A5o bags
DecembF $50 bags totsi IS 000 bag. Mifkct closed
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