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THE CRY FOR YOUNG MEN,"
Inc Tendency of Modern Industry Is to
Retire at an Early Age.

hetire at an Early Age.
From Gunton's Magazine for August.
Ihe Chicago Chronicle has become
somewhat alarmed at what it calls the
Cry for Young Men," by wich it means
the coming habit of substituting young
men for the middle-aged and old men
IN productive enterprises Despite the
disposition of such journals as the
Washington Post to pooh-pooh this al
arm, the Chicago Chronicle raises very
important question. 1t is true that the
tendency of modern industry is to re-
tire Workmen at a relatively early age
and fill their places with young men.
one great cause of this is the constant
introduction of revolutionizing methods
and machinery. When a man has
worked at an industry 40 years he is
not so alert in adapting himself to new
machinery as is young man. The in
evitable tendency is to drop him out,
and when once out it is doubly difficult
for him to be re-employed except at
some more simple and lower-pad oc-
cupation.
This is one of the hard phases of a
rapidly progressive industrial era, but
the remedy is not to stop the progress
or to insist that laborers shall be re-
tanned after they have ceased to pe
useful. The real remedy is system
of insurance, the payment of which
shall be a part of regular cost of pro-
duction. 1t should begin when the en-
ploye commences work, at whatever
age, and when he reaches a certain
point of diminishing returns" or de-
cinng economic efficiency, say at the
age of co. enable him to retire on at
least three-quarter wages. This would
eliminate all element of charity, dispel
the fear of humliating dependence in
old age, and relieve the employers from
the odium of heartlessly dischargng
aged and faithful laborers.
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ROOT Is IN EARNEST.
Inc war in the Philippines to BE Pro-
secuted With Viror

secuted with Nigor.
flattsburg. N. Y, Aug. S-The war
Al the fnllippines is to be prosecuted
with a Vigor that ought TO result in
speedy cessation of hostilities. The
correspondent of the associated press
saw secretary of War Root Tonight in
the office of the Hotel Champlain, lust
aiter he had said goodbye to the pres
o,tl oueht ana was preparing to take the
9:45 train for Washington.
will the war in the Philinnines he
prosecuted vigorously from now on ~
asked the correspondent.
Mr. Root turned on his heel and re.
piieu: es Sir, the war in the Philip
plhes from now on will be prosecuted
with all possible energy. The men ali
the arms and all the supplies necessary
TO end the trouble in the islands viii
be furnished at the earliest possible
moment"
How large force will be at the dis
posal of the commanding general
there?' was asked
There will be $4,000 men there ready
Tor active service at the close of th,
rainy season, about the last of October.
and more will be sent there if neces-
Sary."
AS to the rumor published in some of
the papers that President Mckinley
and he were not agreed upon the policy
to be pursued in the Philippines, Mr..
Root said: of course that is all non
sense"
When asked whether General Otis
would be relieved of the command of
the American forces in the Philippines,
Mr.. Root replied that he had nothing
to say on that point at this time. 1t
would be impossible for anyone to be
more emphatic or determined than Sec
retary Root is in his avowed policy of
ending the trouble in the Philippines.
He seldom talks for publication.
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Philadelphia, s: pittsburg. 4.

npires-Manassau and McGarr.
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erVation as follows: beginning at
post marked II. S. M r. situated on
the north or right bank of the Yukon
river, opposite the mouth of the Ia
mana river: thence running due north
from said post 10 miles: thence due
west 10 miles, thence, due south to
point at low water mark on the north
bank of the Yukon river; thence east
erly along the north bank of said Yu
kon river at low water mark to a
point due south of said beginning post
thence north to the place of beginning"
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REVOLT IN GREAT COMORO.
The Police Commissary Has Been Assassi-
mated by the Natives.

Zanzibar. Aug. S.-Great Comoro ISL
and is in revolt The police commits
sary has been assassinateS and the gov
ernor's residence is besieged. gun
boat has been ordered to assist the isl
and authorities in restoring order.
Great Comoro, otherwise Anga Zya
island, is the principal island of the
Comoro islands in the Mozambique
channel, $50 miles from the northwest
coast of Madagascar. and 200 miles
from the east coast of Africa. The ISL
ands form a part of the French colonial
rOSSesSipDS
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At Chicago.

Chicago. Aug. S-Weather clear. track
good at Hawthorne to-day Results:
First race, mile, selling. Emma Nora
won; Deceive second, Ramla third; time,
141h. Second race. five and a furlongs,
Florisar won, Hansford second Dram
burg third; time. 1:09A Third race, mile
and a sixteenth Cherry Leaf won, Car
nero second, Crockett third; time, 1:47&.
Fourth race, mile, selling. Espionage won,
Go To Bed second. Harry Nutter third ::
time, 1:54h. Fifth race. selling, six fur
longs. Mitten won, Azua second, Lomond
third; time, l:l1aA. Sixth race mile La
Josephine won, Silvertone second. Auro-
lea third; time, 1:4lA.
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Big Run of Salmon.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. S.-Captain
Parker of the ship Oriental, which car
ried cannery supplies to Bering sea,
has written home a letter stating that
they will be down 10 days earlier. The
salmon run has been tremendously
large. The catch amounted to $4,000
fish a day. The Oriental, which will
touch at San Francisco, will be in
about Sept. l.
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Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. S.-The Glenn
Lyon miners of the Susquehanna Coal
company 1900 in number. to-day Joined
the Nanticoke strikers and now all of
tho employees of the company in this
region, a total of 5000, are out and the
mines are closed. The strikers demand
an increase in wages on the general
ground that wages are advancing through
out the country.
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Into the Ditch,

Los Banos, Cal, Aug. S.--The south
bound Los Angeles express left the
track last night just south of Dos Pa
los. throwing the engine and nine cars
into a ditch Engineer Ford and Fire
man Wood We're scalded to death. Mrs.
]. S. NiswOnger of Fresno, and H.
MoSer of San Diego, We're seriously in
jured. Several others were slightly in
jured. A broken flange on the wheel
of the mail car caused the accident.
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Chicago, Aug. S,-Troop L, Srd cav
airy, leaves Fort Sheridan for Seattle
tomorrow. They leave Seattle Mon
day for Manila via Honolulu. Horses
will be taken to Manila via the Aleu-
tian islands and Japan. where stops
will be made to rest and exercise the
animals
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General Jiminez Confident.

Havana, Aug. S.-Juan Isidro Jimi-
nez, the aspirant to the presidency Of
the republic of Dominica, says that
several Dominican generals have al
ready declared in his favor. in spite Of
his advices to them to delay definite
action. He denies that the Dominican
government has 3,700 troops under AIMS
and asserts that the present executive
will not be able to make an effective re-
slStanCe owing to a scarcity Of r.
sources and sympathizers
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cries company's cannery 10000 were
received this morning. OF these over
so,00O were Sockeyes. Reports coming
In from the traps along Rosario straits
and the Gulf of Georgia tell of the un-
Paralleled catch during the night.
Every trap has enormous catches.
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A Cyclone in Martinique.

Fort de France. Martinique. Aug S.
A cyclone prevailed nearly all day yes
terday at La Pointe a Pitroe island Of
Guadalupe. A number of houses were
demolished. Others had roofs blown
off and flooded. but no fatalities are
reported. Many small fishing boats.
schooners and two small steamers We're
wrecked and sunk. Communication
with the interior was interrupted. The
plantations suffered heavily
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A Kentucky Fire,

Carlisle, KY, Aug. Sire to-day de-
stroyed the business portion of the city
on Market street. The loss is estimated
in the neighhOrhOod OF half a million.
Three hundred thousand pounds of to-
bacco, worth $4,000, in C. G. Rogers
warehouse, was the chief loss
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ANOTHER CAR BLOWN UP,
The Motorman Badly Injured, the Single
Passenger Uninjured.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. S.-A West
Park avenue electric car of the Big Con-
solidated line was blown up near the
Euclid avenue barns at 1:3O o'clock this
morning. The car was badly torn The
motorman, name not yet known, was
badly hurt. There was one passenger
on the car. The single passenger was
unhurt. The perpetrators of the deed
ESCAPED,
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For Rio de Janeiro.

Washington, Aug. S.-Rear Admiral
HOwison of the South Atlantic station
with his flagship Chicago, Gabled the
navy department that he was leaving
Cape Town to-day for Rio de Janeiro
via St Helena
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4 Naw Rnstpuinn

New York. Aug. S.-Henry Clay Barn
abee, manager of the BOstonians Opera
company. states that Miss Maria Van
Dresser, lately of Daly's stock COM
pany, will succeed Jessie Bartlett Davis
as contTalto of the Bostonians. The
company will open their season at
Troy. n. Y, Sept. II. and their tour
will extend to Seattle and San Fran
pic
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Something's wrong" said the man
who keeps up with the worlds pro-
gress; I'VE don't hear of any more
pigeons coming in with startling mes
sages"
mo" responded the man in black
suspenders, "hte round robins are
bringing in the startling messages
now"
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Greenport. l.. l., Aug. s.-The Columbia
defeated the Defender four minutes and
one second on the first run of the New
York Yacht clubs cruise from New Lon
don to Gardeners bay. 80 miles.
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New York, Aug. S.-John B. Russell.
a well-known manufacturing pharama-
cst, is dead in this city, aged g. years.
He placed two well advertised patent
ed food products on the market.
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Fort Gibbon Reservation.

Washington. Aug, S-A formal Or
der establishing the Fort Gibbon mill
tary reservation in Alaska was issued
to-day by the war department The
order defines the boundaries of the res
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Firms Want Homes.

ST. Johns, n. F., Aug. s.-Represen-
tatives of Firms. who are about TO en-
igrate, have arranged to confer with
Governor McCallum relative to the set
Ting Of 10000 Firms in Newfoundland.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
New York, 8; Louisville, 4,

New YORK, Aug. S.-Louisville was de-
feated IN 1O-inning game to-day. A base
on balls followed by the hits of Cary and
van Haltren gave the locals the game
IN the 10th inning, Attendance, $500.
Score:
r. H. E.
New York.. go. ..........5 II 2
i1"uiSN iiie'..' .,.... ..........4 |
Batteries-Carrick and Warner: Dowl-
ing and thinner.
Umpires-Manassau and McGarr
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New York, Aug. Sex Congressman
Henry G. Burleigh is dangerously i'll at
his home in whitehall, N. Y.
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BaIfimnre. Z. st. Louis. j.

Baltimore, Aug. S.-Both the Baltimore
and the St. Louis pitchers We're batted
freely to-day. but the visitors errors
counted heavily against them. Miller
made his first appearance with the Per-
fectos and played rather a poor game.
Score
baltimore ................,. 10
st. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D IL
Batteries-Howell and Robinson; Sud
hof. and Schrecongost.
Umpires-O'D Day and Hunt.
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Unparalleled Salmon Catch.

Fairhaven, Wash, Aug. s.-To-day
broke all records for catching Sockeye
salmon. AT the Pacific American Fish
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The way some husbands talk to their
wives Is positively awful and the way
some wives talk to their husbands is aw-
fully positive
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Another Carnegie Library.

London. Aug. S.-Andrew Carnegie
has given 10000 to found a public
library at Keighley, Yorkshire.
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Militia withdrawn From Cleveland.

Cleveland. o., Aug. S.-The last COM
pany of militia left the city to-day, the
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St. Louis, Aug. S-The going at the fair
grounds to-day was heavy and very
sticky. Results: First race, six furlOngs.
Katherine d. won. Stella Berkeley sec
ond, Lady NJ. third; time, 1:17%. Second
race, selling, six furlongs. Necklace won.
Clarando second, Lulu w. third time
lis. Third race, selling, mile, Ladas
won, Ellsmere second, Lord Neville third :;
time 1:4714 Fourth race. selling. two and
an eighth miles, Kodak won. Basquil sec
ond, Jack Bradley third; time. 35S%.
Fifth race, selling, six furlongs. Ferroll
won, Harry Floyd second, Sorrow third !:
time, 1:l61h. Sixth race, selling. five and
half furlongs, Havlland won, Elbe sec
ond, Morrow third; time, 1:11A.
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Washington. Aug. S-McFarland's three
bagger with two men on bases in the
seventh inning won the game for WASH
inEton to-day. McFarland'sy work was the
feature of the game. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
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Boston, Aug. S.-Boston won a hard hit
ting game from Cleveland. Bailey, after
being hit for four singles and a home run
in the fifth retired in favor of Hickman.
Attendance. 1900. Score:
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Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyp. G.

Brooklyn, Aug. S-The Reds gained a
safe lead by touching up McJames in
lively fashion and STAYED off a good rally
by the Brooklyns at the close of a hotly
contested game. The work of Corcoran
and Dahlen was the feature. despite the
Brooklyn's shortstop's two errors. At
tendance, 2,100. Score:
Cincinnati .... So. ...............S 9 2
Batteries-Taylor and Peitz; McJames
and Farrell.
Umpires-Gaffney and Latham
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Philadelphia, Aug. S-When the Phil
lies went to bat in the eighth inning Lee
Yer showed signs of weakening. Thomas
singled and Delehanty went to first on
called balls. Flick got three balls and
then Donovan placed Tannehll on the
rubber. Two more bases on balls two
singles and long fly tied the score and
in the 10th the Phillies won on three sin
giles Score:
r. H. E.
flltSDurg.... -. ............4 II 2
'tiiiuSlpiid ....-......,.. IA U
Batteries-Leever, Tannehill and Schrev-
er; Donohue and Douglas
Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
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At Saratoga.

Saratoga, n. Y. Aug. S-A big crowd,
fine weather and a good track were the
conditions at the Saratoga track to-day.
Results: First race, five furlongs, Toddy
won. Sakhrat second, Lieutenant Gibson
third; time, 10lA. Second race, six fur
longs, Burly Burly won General Grant
second, Clonsilla third; time, lei Third
race L. S. hotel stakes, one and one
eighth mile, Kinley Mac won, Lakeland
second, May Hampstead third; time,
1:54&. Fourth race, mile and sixteenth,
Myth Won, Athamas second. Strangest
third: time, Las. Fifth race, mile and an
eighth. Charentus won, kinnkinnick sec
ond, Satyrist third; time. 1:5il4.
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BIG UPSET ON THE BARON
Bushels of Money Dropped on the
M. & M. Winner.
THE FIFTH HEAT EXCITING
Lock wood, Driving George Carney in
the 2:2O Trot, Has a Controversy
With the Judges and Carney
May Be Expelled To-Day.

Buffalo, No Y, Aug. S.-Searchlight's
three heats in the 2:04 pace at the Fort
Erie grand circuit meeting this after
noon were the fastest ever paced or
trotted in Canada. Bogash was not
able, however. to push the winner to
the limit
big crowd turned out to-day. Spear
laid up Royal Baron, the NJ & M. win
ner, for two heats in the 2:24 trot, the
Electricity Stake, and then came on
and out-footed Owyhee at the wire for
two heats. With the pool selling s25
on the Baron to SIS on the field, they
came out for the fifth heat. Spots took
the Baron far back and in the stretch,
although he was surely catching the
leader 100 yards from the wire, 1t
looked like fight. AT that time, how
ever, Baron left his feet and galloped
under the wire second. 1t was big
upset and Nick Hubinger dropped big
lot of money.
After three good heats in the 2:20 trot,
the sun was still, at 7:15 O'Clock,
streaming over the track, but the
judges decided to postpone 1T until to-
morrow. This did not suit Lockwood,
with George Carney, who had two
pieces. He protested to no avail and
then. after the judges and spectators
left, he came out alone and did a mile
in 2:3S and claimed the race on the
grounds that there was no occasion for
postponement and that the rules sus-
tained him. The judges tonight say
that they will call Carney tomorrow
with the others and if he does not show
up they will eXpel him.
Summary: Electricity Stake, trot-
ters, 2:24 class, 2,OO0-Owyhee won
first, second and fifth heats; time,
2:13&, 2:1lh, 2:14. Royal Baron won
third and fourth heats and was sec
ond; time, 2:101a, 2:12&. Amiss third
PAGERS, 2:O4 class, 1500-Searchlight
won in straight heats: time, 2:05R,
2:04A, 2:03k. Frank Bogash second,
Anaconda third.
Wagon race for trotters owned in
Erie county, Silver Loving Cup
Cracksman won third and fourth heats;
time, 2:21k 2:201a. Volunteer Medium
won first heat in 2:14% and was second.
True Chimes won second heat in 2:16A
| and was third.
2:20 class trotting, $1,000 (unfin-
ished)-George Carney won second and
third heats; time, 2:15A. 2:14A. Venus
II. won heat in 2:15A.
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ires-Gaffney and Latham.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YoRx, Wednesday. June lt-Receipts Of
heeves were head including 10 cars for export
alive ~ for slaugherern direct and az for the mar
ket Active and hrm for nearly all grades of cattle,
and bulls and cows we're shade higher The yard,
At 81 to9t5. 80 100 No. including cars of dlstil
lory. do. at t46o0t4Ib, tops at 500, car of
Indian cattle at e6.l5 fat at ~ AZ. bulls at
S31OSb4 10, cows at e29tl. Dressed beef in fair
demand at 7k4Slfc. y n. for native sides. Cables
unchanged Exports to-day, beoves and h,2tt
quarters OF beef, tomorrow, 526 beeves and 1000
quarters
Receipts Of calves we're 4, 100 head, including "a
direct. Demand active and prices strong and acc.
higher; and with the exception OF late arrivals.
the pens were promptly cleared. Common to primo
veals sold at s4.5U9SNbO y 100 n; choice do. at
S6.S ss6Tb; ouls at 81 huttermlk calves st So 20;
mixed do. at t4s$15O. City dressed veals hrmer at
S@loAc. an.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 1879 head, in
cludiny cars for city butchers; and. counting tho
stale stock there were 2il1 cars sale. Good
handy sheep were steady and wanted; others slow;
yearlings in light supply Ind steady; lambs steady
to 25c lower. aud comn/n stock Doc. lower end not
wanted. The whole market closed duh with an cars
Of stock unsola; Common to prime sheep sold at
t3.SS4.60 r 100 n; yearlings at H.76@t6l2h;
common to choice southern lambs at shess afew
State lambs at 81 .5O@kS. Dressed mutton. ISsc d
lac.
Receipts Of hogs were .s.ae5 head. including a2o
for sale. Market shade higher Prime Western hogs
sold at s4.l24 100 H.: prime State do. at 3.2o.
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Union Trust Company Of HewYOrk
so Broadway.
\aw Sarl Narr

so Broadway.
New York, March 23d, 1899.
The undersigned. the Trustee under the mort
gage executed " the LOUISVILLE AND NASH
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY. bearing date March
/. 1877. upon the CECILIA BRANCH. being the
branch railroad Of the LOUISVILLE. PADUCAH AND
SOrTHwESTERS RAILROAD COMPANY. extend
INK from CECILIA STATION to LOUISVILLE, in tho
State Of Kentucky hereby gives notice that tho said
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM
PANY. pursuant to Section Eight in the said mort
gage. providing for sinking fund, has paid to this
Company the in.tament Of FIFTY FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS $4,000 due on March I. 1879.
and that the undersigned. not being able. after
effort to purchase bonds for redemption at or
below par, the said Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company. on notice and request by the under
signed. did, on the 23d dav OF March. 1892 at its
once. III the City of New York proceed to designate
by lot many ot tn" said bonds equal par the
amount of said payment of Fifty. Ave Thousand
Dollars by drawing the same. and that thereby tho
following bonds so Designated for ia
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treasury lS2.850, 0OO). there will b. issued
q these ' cent. consolidated bonds s2.200,-
900. These v cent. bonds. however. will
pany. and the only additional interest charge
actually created will be for the Sl.5OOOV
bonds now sold. which are for the purpose Of
building twenty fye miles OF new fins apd Of
discharRine all car trusts and other indebted
ness Tor eauipp emit and OF restoring the sum
erpended In 1898 for construction and equip
ment. The surplus earnings OF the company
beyond all charges prior TO this issue amounted
FOR the year ended June 30. 1873, to S345.OOO.
while the fxed charges on this issue Of bonds
will be only $4,000.
+ j. Lisman 4 Co. have Just issued their
TsiIroea s s. t9s uhs bs and rnn,an S,ea
as 1t does. quot tions for nearly 1000 different
steam railroad securities. few Of which are
quoted elsewhere. Ia looked upon as the stand
ard authority on this subject. 1t will he fur
nished gratis on application.
The seles Of mining stocks at the New York
to-day W0r0 Nj followa,
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Coffee was somewhat hrmer to-day. The cables
were Arm the receipts at Rio we're smaller than
Gently and European shorts covered. while there
was some demand from local shorts. One house
said The expectation that Brazil will market
1000 900 bags or more next season makes bnvers
very cautious and indispused to anticipate futurr
requirements But poor lowering next fall IN
Brazil would encourage speculative purchases.
Much will depend upon the attitude OF producers as
to marketing their present crops. Continued pres
sure sell would lead TO further decline although
many still consider the present level OF prices very
low"
PRovIsIoNs-Iard was steady; Western $3.50; Con.
tinental refined $3.50 Pork steady at So, SSa
for meas. Meats were steady picked hams es.sec,;
4afc Dressed hogs. 5%Shssc. Butter Creamery.
Western extras 1sIfc.; do hrstL, l7bpElsc.; state,
extras I8slsltc do hrstR, l749l7alc. Cheese
state full cream. large colored or white. choice.
Tgac.; do. small ~ 7tc. EXgs-State. Pennsylva.
mia and Western, l44@l5hc, Chicago june il :
Provisions higher carly, with liberal buying
by the Cudahy interests; Bartlett Frazer Co. sold
q line Of September ribs. Swift sold pork. Tho
Anglo american Packing Company offered ribs.
outStders were buying. Shipments keep away
ahead OF last year.
srGAR-Raw was Arm AZ ll.lsa4hc: for pa test.
and 4|S0+ 3l6c for 500 test. Sales OF 20 600 bags
90 test. shipment fromfuha. at 3 'a2c. cost and
freight Renned was in good demand and hrnl.
CHIc June l4,-These were to-day prices:
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Cotton fuctnated within a narrow range, tirst de
Ginning point or two on favorable weather aud
crop news and Liverpool selling of the next crop
months. we'll as more or less local and southern
selling for both accounts. and later recovering the
loss and advancing point on some months owing
to local huynG, partly for short account. There
was nothing III the news to stimulate trading. The
bosn s1pe, ted but they had no effect owing to tao
dulness Of the specu stion here.
CoFFEr-Rio ON the spot was steady at &c. for No
l. Sales of eco bags Maracaibo; Futures were uu.
changed to points higher. closing quiet Sales
10. 25o bsgs Havre and Hamburg were unchanged
TO 4 pig. higher. American warehouse deliveries.
Ia. Hpf bags Rio was steady and unchanged re.
ceipts 1000: stock. 5000. exchange, Lad. a
decline of 3-32d. Santos was quiet and Unchanged
receipts 49, 900: stock. 3Hl 900 Prices here as FOL