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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 13.-FLOUR-Weak
at 20a30c. lower all around to sell; MIN
nesota patent. $J.2JaJ.1J.
RYE FLOUR-Weak.
CORNMEAL,-Weak; yellow western,
ne.
RYE-Weak: No. ., SIC
ARLEY-Nominal: barley malt dun.
WHEAT-Spot easy; No. = red, 81. Up
tons weak and demorized nearly all DAY
because OF bearish cables and foreign sta
tistics. heavy Northwest markets, and ru-
mors affecting financial position Of promi-
nent Chicago bull traders. Prices nnaily
rallied on big local export business ana
closed firm at lAm3Ac. net decline AFTER
July: No. red July. closed NJ e'c'' Sep,,
tember closed at 755sc.; December closed
CoRN-spot easy; No. .. 36lkc. options
opened easy and declined with wheat but
finally rallied on covering. and closed
steady at atuIkc. net decline; July closed
at 3G5Sc: September closed at 3tAc'' Dc
cember closed at 3Slkc
OATS-Spot dull: No. .. roc. Options
dull and nominal all day. closing &c. net
lower: July closed at 29flc.
CTT MEATs-Dur: picked bellies. $3.50
al: do. shoulders. $3.50; do. hams $'.Jo9
LARD-Firm: western steamed. SG1O;
july. $500. nominal Refined steady.
PORK-Quiet; mess, 3lO.JO010.'o' ram
llNs STU l-sf'.
RIrTvTER-Ffrm; western creamery
13iLG17c.: do. factory. 1OhNl2hc.; Elgins,
17c: imitation creamery. 12nl4Hc
CHTTSE-Qu and unchanged.
TGGS-Firm State and pennsylvania
12c.: western, 12c.: southern, 10asqllc.
OTATOES-Steady; New York noml-
nal: new S22JH3.
COTTON-sEED iOII~Duil; prime crude
20ihc.. do. yellow. Doc.
PFTROLEUM-Dull.
ROSTN-Stcady.
TIrRPENTTNE-Stea
RTCE-Firm.
CABBAGE-Qulet;s southern. 4onl9c.
COFFEE-Options opened inactive ~
unchanged prices: ruled gencrally dgll
and fcatureless: buying checked by llBul
warehouse deliveries: hcarish Europedi
cables. slack consumption demand an
eence Of outside speculative interest, ana
increase I'm American visible: near Close
improved on light covering; closed steaay
and unchanged 10 , points higher: safes
100 bags. including July $50; SepIem-
her. S575G5.sO. Spot-Rio dull. No. in,,
voice exc: No. iobbing. G5sc.; mild
auiet: Cordova. Hln1jisc., sales moderate
I'm the iobhing trades.
STrGAR-Raw steady: fair refining
CSC; centrifugal, % test, J-1Gc. Re-
freI firm
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THE MARKET Is
STILL VERY WEAK.
Weakness Was Especially Marked in
High Priced Stocks.
LOCAL MONEY MARKET STRONGER
Vhc Cause Of the Decline in stocks Is
Not Clear--Whcat Evidently Had
Some Bearing on It-London
Helped some.

NEW YORK. June i3--The slump in the
stock market to-day was a surprise 10
most speculative observers who looked
Tor an advance IN prices after the diDd-
rent abandonment OF last week pcISiN-
tent attempt 90 secure a reaction. nv
underlying cause Of to-day Nlolcnt uo-
cline was not very clear. SuptIhvlaiE
there was evident some sympathy WIN
the dropping OF the bottom out OF t"t
wheat market and there were very hS1NS
sales OF securities on the Ne" ipIN -
change on Geographic orders from 1hl-
cagO.
Weakness pcrmcatod pretty much the
rvholc list, but was especially HaIhCu
an tho Changers. People Gas ana some
Of the high-prcod spccialties. Acute ser
ing pressure from Chicago gave rlsS 70
some persistent reports OF pehuuiis
large failure I'm Chicago IN inc EISl an
trade but there was also an lnSehlus
suggestion 90 the effect that laIsc
speculative combination In chicago Wa
manipulating the market with a. Wv
20 going long on wheat, while going SuoI1
on stocks ON the prospect or tht iheN
80 rt,y,or 81 crop damage before harvest
cimc. Damage TO the crop. or even wlucly
credited reports of damage Woulu ctl
calmly result IN "a bulge IN tnc w.
market and In "a sharp reaction IN STOCKS.
There was Gpprcciable hardening on w
tone Of the local money market anu tnv
rates for time money were q91tdDaiS
bfgbcr Sterling exchange declined tgtift'
s.o+b for actual and posted rates. Pre-
parafions for the Government bona issue
We're thus manifest In the money mr. ~.
Eet. and may possibly nave hano an IN
precision also ON tho stock speculatloh,
london bought freely OF stocks mere az
tro rnornIng decline. and thus helped 70
weaken the exchange market. Tne ra any
sn the last hour OF the stock Market "aI
MAINLY ON covering by professional
finders and reduced the losses IN many
stocks by "a point or over , ..,.,.
To-day's activity in the bona mar
wac AL the expense Of values. as was me
case i'm stocks. Sales S23"oen Unite a
states new As coupon. advanced "a anu
me registered as. both old and new =
a. the bid price.
MONEY AND ENCHANGE.-Mon on
cal steady at 1bHlh per cent last loa'
a. n. per cent. prime mercantile paper
b03 nor cent Sterling exchange weak
with actual business in bankers olils at
Ss5i q4S5i7 FOR demand and at $500 -
u sixtv days. posted rates, 4Sm4e0tg ana
xSfhG4S7. commercial bills. 1881 silver
cert ifcates. 57&a5si3; bar silver. 'ifs
Sfexican dollars 4Jia. Government bonds
Sfrone. state bonds dull. railroad bonds.
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MARINES CAMP
WAS ATTACKED.
The First Battalion Was Attacked by
Spaniards at Night.
REFUSED WITH HEAVY LOSS
The Spanish Loss Was Heavy, While
the Americans Lost Four Killed
and Two Woundcd-The Posi-
ton of Camp was Changed,

UNITED STATES CAMPS EN-
TRANCE OF GUANTANAMO BAY.
SUNDAY. June EVA. KINGSTON,
JAM. MONDAY. June 13.-S:3o p. NJ
The Spaniards last night attacked the
camp of the First Battalion OF Marines
under Lieutenant r. w. Huntington, and
were repulsed with heavy loss. -Four
Americans were killed, namely:
THE KILLED.
Surgeon ]. b. Gibbs New York City.
Sergeant Smith, Company ID.
Private McCallgan. Company ID.
Private Dunnrischy, Company ID.
Those wounded were:
Private MCGOWAN, Company d, hand
shattered. and the pilot on the United
States cruiser MTblehead, shot through
the leg.
The firing began after midnight and
lasted until day break. At times there
was heavy fusilade on both sides.
SHOT WHILE IN CAMP.
Iieutenants Nevill and Shaw Of Com
pany p. with thirty men, were on picket
duty ali night and were attacked by r
heavy force Of Spaniards. All the men
killed were in this detachment. except
DR.. Gibbs. who was shot while In camp
The pickets held the Spaniards OF until
released this morning
ReinfOrcements were landed from the
Texas and Marblehcad this morning.
They consisted of sixty men and two
rapid fire guns. The men sre suffering
greatly from heat and thirst and they
are behaving splendidlv I'm and out or nre'
MUTILATED WITH MACHETES.
McCalligan's and Dunrischys heads
were shockngly mutilated WIN
machetes.
Later this morning Spaniards opened
fire from the west side of the harbor.
The shots flew wide. The Texas and
the Porter opened fire. and in n short
time they silenced the Spanish guns. The
latter fired only once after the ships
opened on them. There were no casual
ties on the American side.
II was decided by Colonel Huntington
this morning to abandon the position
first occupied as camp, as there were
no signs Of achievements Of troops. and
IL was known that a force Of Spaniards
six times more numerous than the ma
rine battalion was in the vicinity. There
fore the crest OF the hill, which the
troops held last night, was given up 70
batteries and rifle pits, and the tents
we're pitched on the side Of the hill near
the harbor. which is protected by the
warships.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE. June 13.-FLOUR-Dull;
western super. S3.4Od36J.
WHEAT-Weak and lower; spot. month,
9J0g54c., July 7S7sHS0c.; August, 1Il4c.
asked. Southern wheat, by sample, SS4
J6c.
CORN-Easy: spot. month. 3jHl3J&c.;
July. 3J9.d3Jllc.; August, $500. bid; Sep
TENDER, 36Ha3Gl4c. Southern white corn
36c.
OATs-steady; No. ? white western
32lI033c.
RICE-Dull and lower: No. > nearby,
4SlJc.: No. western sic.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Are very quiet and
unchanged; Cork for orders, per quarter,
IS. July.
SUGAR-Strong and unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady; fancy creamery, 1Ic. (;
do. imitation. 1Gc.: do. ladle. loo; good
ladle lie: store-packed. 1Ol2c.
EGGS-Steady; fresh. 1Ol2c.
enthusiastically; fancy New YORK.
large. Oa0Hc.; do. medium. 9Eal0c.; do.
small hH1OEc.
IETTUCE-Sl 2JG1.JO per basket.
WHISKY-$L 2G4L27 per gallon for nm
ishel goods.
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The finer the straw, the more it
takes to make a hat-the more
costly the hat
The higher the cost the greater
the difference between our price
and the "hatters.
Golf Brooches.
1t requires genius TO pick out
patterns that are smart, yet not
loud. We think our fancy bicycle
golf brooches are genteel; 81 to S..
Duck Trousers.
White duck trousers will always
be popular with the young men.
Young men think Our new line just
the-thing and cut in proper shape.
S1.oo, 81 so, 8.
DIR. Jeagers stomach Bandages.
The Jaeger Bandage will soon
be in universal use-thousands
are wearing them this season FOR
the first time. They'll always be
found with them hereaiter-Just
the proper protection for the stom'
ach from sudden drafts and the
effects of heat. roc. to 9oc.
Nogligee Shirts.
We're not throwing bouquets at
ourselves-but we do claim that
we have the best assorted stock OF
Negligee Shirts in Richmond at
prices that make customers at
sight. To-day we put on sale an
immense line of French Percales
that have been selling all season
at 81. 90, at Is cents.
We are doing our greatest shirt
business this season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE T. 1878
ARRIVED.
Steamer Orion. Boston.
parpe Nvack. New No'k.
3oree Coal King, New YORK.
SAILED.
Steamer Constantia, Hamburg
ctcer,er Maselema, norfolk.
popr NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE l3. lS0S.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Marjorie Brown, New Haven.
scbconer j. n. Burt. New London.
Schooner Sarah a. Fuller, New YORK.
Parge Macaulay, Boston.
Saaamer City of Everett. Boston.
steamer St Marnock. Antwerp.
steamer Pisa. Baltimore.
Steamer Astoria, New orleans 90
SAILED.
paroe Astoria. New York.
steamer Santuit. Boston.
Steamer Glencoe. Nortolk.
Steamer Istria, Genoa.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE 13, 1S9S
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Bald-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
s,.auahip Baltimore, Murphy. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
Mr.. Mckee 20 Return To-Day.

Mr.. S. X. Mckee. general secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian Association,
will return TO the city to-day after hay-
ing spent two weeks attending the gen.
eral secretary's conference at Winona
Lake. Indiana, and visiting many friends
and relatives in Michigan, ohio. Penn
sylvania and West Virginia
This is the third year OF Mr. mckee's
service with the ASSOCIATION. and this two
weeks OF rest and outing has been very
beneficial to him. for lie very much need
ed rest.
Mr.. Mckee urges that all members OF
the association interested in the outdoor
improvements please report the result OF
their work 20 tho office not ater IMAM
Tuesday noon.
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seoond pistrict Convention.

NORFOLK. VA. June N-speolsi-'
rhs Second Congressional District Con.
xsnt,on viii be hold at ocean View. July
sth at ~ NJ. The convention will be com-
nosed OF one hundred and nifty dele.
gates, based upon tho Presidential ve's
OF g6. s,...x
uttbout Opposition, and will be returnee
10 Congress, It is believed, by q iarsrs
majority than that given him two years
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THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Judge VIM. +. Rhea has a Clear fieiu
for the Nomination.

wYTHEvILLE, VA, June lS-Speciai.
Deleoates were selected to-day to tns
congressional convention at Pulaski july
eth for Ninth Congressional District
delegates were not instructed IN pur-
.,lonce 20 usual rule in Wythe county,
bnt a resolution was offered and unani-
rnousiv adopted, impressing the sense o.
The convention as being In favor 0. W.
tam r Rhea, of Washington county.
The County Committee was reorsahi@o~'
SCOTT INSTRUCTs.
BRISTOL, TENN, June o.-op g.
aan,,on to-day instructed for Judge VIII
,,ar, " Rhea OF Bristol. for Congress IN
the Ninth Virginia District.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c., June 13.-TUR-
PENTINE-Marke dull al 2jl2c.: sales
none.
ROsIN-Firm; sales, none; unchanged.
SAVANNAH, GA. June 13.-SPIRITS
OF TURPENTINE-Firm al 2jc.; sales
$50 casks; receipts, 2.2sl casks.
ROSIN-Firm. sales. 797 barrels; re-
ceipts. 1922 barrels. \, b. G, $lOJ; ID,
S1.iO: r. S1.1J: +, S12O; G.. Sl.3o; II, J.
Sl.45; *, NJ S1.5O; y, $40; window glass
S17j, water white, II. -.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. June r3.-SPlR-
ITS OF TURPENTlNE-Stea at 2fl44
DC: receipts, 1Ol casks
ROSIN-Firm at $1.O5; receipts, 22l bar
rels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Ste at 81
81 go and 81 20; receipts = barrels.
TAR-Firm at Sl2J; receipts, 10 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO June 13-Enormous llduida-
ton of Joseph Letter caused q general
route Of the bulls in the wheat pit TO-
day. Prices at the close showed loss
Of &c. i'm July and 2-3c. In september;
corn left off btGac. lower. Oats declined
&lqiLc. Pork lost nc. Lard and rios
were each &c. higher.
me reading autures ranged as IoiioWs'
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Insfrucfed for Otey.

LYNcHBURG, VA. June p.-speclal-
The Democrats OF Campbell In mass
meeting to-day instructed the eleven ger
egates OF the county 10 the sixth Dis
trict Congressional convention for MAJOR
Peter ]. otey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
nuCKLEN's ARNrcA sALvE.

The best saive In tho world Tor Cuts
pruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt kneums
Eever Sores. letter. Chapped hsuus'
chillblains, Germs. and all skin kfap-
tons. and positively cures fnes OF ne
pay required. II Is guaranteed 20 ~
g x,or sa,s by owens q Minor Drug Com
many. pr1ca. &c per box
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
DR.. BRYANT FOR CONGRESS.
,rs.mond Sends Thirteen Delegates
<nt.

Nansemond Sends Thirteen Deioss'e@
Instructed for HIM :.
SUFFOLK. VA. June E---speo.@~'
q mass meeting Of Democrats tnsrssss
A.,ooa,ea were named 10 represent 49,
$1,000 county at tho Congressional Cons
,'sn,,on OF the seooai District 10 BE nsie
at ocean View July eth.
A resolution was adopted declaring pa
r. Bryant. OF FRANKLIN, 60 be ne oosss
tv.s choice for congressman.
The coroners Jury said PaSromar w,
r. lombard had @ right to KIN Joe WOO
ten, who resisted arrest and VINO 80
M Hubbard frst. wootsn We suueA ~
aha face and q ball pierced has heart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
coon FISHING,

The fishing at West Point. Va ~
never known TO be better. Win tho fsses
offered by the railroad, 20 cents On osts
urdays GOOD IN return Mondays ard the
speciai rates offered this month e me
Terminal Hotel Will undoubtedly AZ tan
popular hotel. -
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, June 10. 1895.
NoRFOrK PFANUTr MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, June 13.-PEANUTs-
Nt,nrtJl.N ~, Jt..u ar t.--.N g. q -
Farmers stock fancy. 3@.Hic., strictly
prime. 3A.c.: prime. 3lac. common 2HG
&c.. Spanish 6Jc: market very firm; ian
ca Nirgnias reported very scarce.
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January and February, 3 1874. buyers;
February and March. 2D-64fi3 0-u4,
buyers; March and April, 3 3O-6Id3 3l-CA,
sellers.
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Cash QuOtatlOns wore ds IuHONa. y IDuf
dull and weak: No. yellow corn, 81 &C.;
No spring wheat, SOC. No. 3 spring
wheat. 7J0S5c.; No. 2 red, SIC; No.
corn, 32c.; No. . oats, 25hc.; No. > white,
2Sc.; No. white. 27lIc.; No. , rye, 4lc.;
No. barley, 32a36c.; No. ] flax seed,
mess pork, per barrel. S9.jjG9.GO; lard
per 100 pounds. SJ.7j0j.77la; short rib
sides Ooose), $j.2jHj.6O; dry sailed shout
ders OoXed). Sj0j.J4; short clear sides
bOxed). SJSO06.OO; sugars unchanged
butter firm; creameries. 1fd16c.; diaries,
11014c.: eggs steady; fresh, 94c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 13-The cotton mar
ket showed unusual irregularity to-day,
the new crop positions being unsettled
and feverish under local liquidation ana
quite heavy selling for foreign account;
Following reports Of rain in the central
portion of the cotton belt, while the sum
mer deliveries showed relatively nrm
undertone on support from the bull CLIQUE
Fluctuations were quite violent AZ times
OpeninQ easy. with prices To , points
lower. the range of prices for the rest OF
the session was a natter OF 10 points
In the afternoon the bears hammered me
market vigorously under predictions from
washington Tor showers pretty mCcn
over the entire Atlantic state egloh' anu
renorts that q prominent Chicago bull
WIS in financial difficulty. At the close
The market was steady at net loss or
TO points.
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carrier pigeon was found at 2oi RAN
dolph street Saturday afternoon. There
was a silver band on the left leg, with
*. 34.61f' engraved on II, ard a brass
band on the right leg. with M. II. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14

COTTON-Dull: middling, 9-16; net re-
ceipts 696 bales; gross, LII bales; eN-
ports 10 the Continent, 3l9S bales; Tor
warded. 4O7 bales; sales, 200 Bales Stock
1232lO bales.
exports 10 Great Britain, 24j9 bales; TO
the Continent. 11,O0e bales; stock 3I6's1O
bales
Consolidated-Net receipts. 5O97 bales;
exports TO Great Britain, s,462 bales: 10
the Continent. 1905 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
S41I647 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
=. 35S SSS bales; to France SO5,6l4 bales; 10
the Continent. 2,SI1'S'o baies' = ooo 49,.
Futures opened easy; sales, $500 bales;
Julv. $50. August. 6.8. September, 6.33;
October. 6.31: November 6.2S; December,
cal: January, So; February, 6.34; March,
G37. 800,
Futures closed steady; sales, $500
bales: June 6.49: July. $50; August, 6.54;
Scptember. g. rs: October, go; November,
62G; December, Go; February GA;
March, G.31. ,,,
lands 6 9-16; midding gulf, u 1916; sales,
200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 13.-CoTTON--
Futures dull; sales, II 500 bales; June,
5g5ff5 90: July, 6OOG6.Ol; August 5.DSle
= ag. September, 5.9Og5.01; October, 5S9n
$50: November. 5.gOd592; December, 5H
a5.05: January. 5.06Q3.9S; February, 6.909
G.O1.
CHARLESTON. s c.. June 13.-CoT-
TON-Markct steady; sales. 10 bales; mid
ding. CO.
LIVERPOOL June IA y. Moot
| TON Moderate demand prices tirmer'
American middling, 3 9-1Gd. The sales
OF the day were 5000 bales, OF which 900
were for speculation and export, and IN
ch1ded 1900 American. Receipts, 1000
bales including 500 American.
Futures opened and closed quiet: with
y moderate demand: American middling,
lime and Julv. 32-64n3 1854: July and
August. 3 1884 sellers; August and Sep
TENDER, 33-64 sellers. september and
October. 3 3i-64Q3 1894 buyers: October
/ November and December, 3 29-64, buyers
December and January. 1894. buyers;
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@. H. BERRY & GO.
Main and 10th SITS.

were I'm very small supply, with nothing
TO be had under 41gc. 10 oc., IN goou oruSl'
Grades above that were IN larger sIpgtif,
and when in perfect order from rsli''Dio
packers. found ready buyers at &C. 10
SiAc with a strong demand for all coloIy
and bright at outside igures, now reVlscu'
Fillers.-Nery common trasn very scarce
al &C. Red good bodied from &C. 70 NC.
active and strong az &c, nisnc'' 49,, -
Zoe. 10 12c., also active and llni2c. higner.
From lac. to i6c.. %Hlc. nlSnet WI,
more offered this week as also or gooG
and fine leaf. which were very dctNS oi9
FIRM al 1c. advance. The best offered SOFA
at Gle, with 2li2c the highest pl, nd he
highest for the season them. Good-Dodle9
red OF all grades showed the most marheu
Improvement this week
CI-TTING.-Offerings were rather on
larger scale than last week, the advanced
noted then being fully sustained, mar
ticularlv for all shippers In good order
old Burley-Oherings CONSIDERABLY
larger. and consisted OF more OF the pet
ter grades, for all OF which there Wa s o..
active demand-in fact. more so thah LOT
some time past, at advances OF fuily lc:
ON all from 16c. 10 NE, me hls1es'
for the best offered. on grades az y;
10 1Jc the market showed tnCle"atSu
strength and an advance ot fuhy e.
With extremely few under Ihc., grahes
from that TO lie. were very strong AZ
nearer unchanged outside hsures' lnIs-
rior and funked hogsneads WeIc ra s,i,,,
neglected. decided preference oeihs gwen
20 ali sweet.
GAINESVILLE TENN, June Our
receipts this week we're 30 nogsIlegs
offerings on the breaks. -" ~ ',1,,,5
sales. publicly and privately, 800 hoss-
heads. ,. L.,
The breaks this week were lower IN
grade and poorer In quality. with hluch
tobacco I'm dangerous conuluoh' -a.Aor
stronger on useful sorts Of leaf In good
order. 1901. .ho
proportion OF this grade appearing ".
yarehouse floors IS small. The Jugs are
fbin and poor and many In bad order;
Our sales arc ut last gaining on me
receipts. The weather continues not ana
dry and rains are needed 10 complete
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HOPKINsvILLE. Ky, June l0 lie
CENTS since last report, 2es hoesh.Hsas.,
receipts TO date. 6lbs hogshte aot, te e,Is
10 same time last year. 0G3o hogshedusi
sales since last report. $50 hog sneao -
sales 10 date. 4.3GS hogsheads; SAFES "
same time last year. 1854 hogshead,s;.
The quality of offerings aVer1ked i0 III
than IN did last week, ana conseI'ehuy
49, ~, on a lower range, which gave
ne impression that the market was
somewhat easier but really the luallusss
that offered brought about tne SI Ia.t ,yeek
Ne viii probably not have another tl .,lF
,f,fs ,ear containing as full proportion
~ good and fine leaf as We had last Wo Ger,
Old Tugs. with length ana substance "'s
The whole crop has been set; and m ,,,.a
~ n has been reset second ana thlru
time. but the destruction OF pans si ho en
e,rossboppers and cut-worms has beeh
p. ,,-'ot in many sections that much re-
nla6ting vet remains TO DO done. we
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SUFFRAGE RESOLUTIONS.

Demand Equal Rights with Men and Ask
for a 10th Amendment to the Constitu-
tlOn.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-The most i'm.
portant matter that came before the
National Womans Suffrage associa-
ton yesterday was the consideration
of the report of the committee on reso-
lutions
The resolutions which were adopted, demand
for women citizens equality with males in the
exercise of the elective franchise ask for
10th amendment to the constitution to bring
this about, demand for mothers equal custody
and control Of their minor children, and for
wives and widows an equal use and inheritance
of property, and ask for women representation
on boards of education, public schools, etc.
The Missouri State Equal Suffrage
association is represented by two fac
items, one led by Mrs. Ella Harrison
and the other by Mrs. Victoria Conk-
ling Whitney, the president of the
state equal suffrage club. Neither
faction has yet been recognized.