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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-21
New York Produce Market.

New York July %.
FLOUR-Receipts, 19,Gg7 bbls.; exports
ia bbls; sales, 800 pkgs. rnark4r
-tcadIcr and fairly active FOR spring pst-
.nts: other grades quiet; winter patents
i5-fj13sj; DO. srtaights. % lGn3.5G: do. ex.
RYE-Weaker; No. Western. 62I. lob.
float; state rye, 81 elf New York car
lots
WHEAT Receipts. ~. 90 bushels.
a!es 2.Z55o09 bushels ~. urcs, 900 bush,
e.s spot ana Outpor-5; spot easy; No /,
rel. 1874 f0b. afiDaf: M. ! Northern Du-
tIth, Eas lob- alOat 5pD,. mo- ] hard Du-
-Ith, s21a up. aiioat to arrive; NJ. req.
CoRN-Kecc;pts. gp.SC0 bushels: ex
ports. lJ5 10 bushels: sales Us DD bushels
futures Is, 100 bushels spot and outports,
spot easy; No. :, -. fob. afiOat; No. 2
3llt elevator
OATS Receipts, Leo bushels; exports.
and Outports: spot dull. 10. ,. Z4Iz; ~.
B 81; no. 2 white, 3o.z; track white, s.. u
BEEF-steady; hocc hams. sz700a2s W;
rut meats. firm; shoulders. 54; picked
hams. G7an1Giz.
LARD1Eazy; Western steamed, $50:
ointment $50; :. A.. SGD; compound.
FORK-Firm.
LITTER Steady: Western creamery.
ij"ilS; do. factory, l-.tlF=; imitation
rreamery. 1916; state dairy, f3izql5; do.
-rtamtry. lJTlA-
CHEESE-Firm: large white and COL
lrcd si2; small white, 3lz1fsaa; small col
rrcd si-MSz.
EGGs-stt state and Pennsylvania.
IJia: Western fresh. EzGIE.
POTATOES-Quc-: Southern frsts.
S1.2JIZDH: Southern sc. JIds, 15c. Gs1.Z5
Long Island 81. Z5n22J.
.TALLOW-steady; city, As; country.
~ as tn quality.
COTTONSEED OII--Firm.
lETROI.E,I M-StrOng.
RCSIN-r'irIn; strained. common to
good. $1.30.
RPENTINE- 431431..
RICE-Steady.
II.ANI-TS-Firm.
EIGHTS-To Liverpool. dull but
firm. cotton BY steam, ID. grain by steam,
2T21.d
- ,rAE-Stcady bu, quiat fair refining.
; 13-lGn57s; centrifugal -ii. Test. 35s93 7-16.
mO.asses sugar, ; ll-lGft3"l: refined. steady
and quiet.
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A PARTING RECEPTION.
Members OF Peay Relief Expedition hav'
Coed lime en- Eve OF Departure.

Halifax. \. s. July pa dispatch
from Sydney. g. r., says: The Peary
relief steamer Diana sails, tomorrow,
for the North. Tonight, the citizens Of
Sydney rendered the eXpeditionary
party a farewell reception. Mayor
Grove presided. The Stars and Stripes
ard Union Jack We're entwined. Dr.
Stein of the United States geological
survey, sat on the right of the chair
man. Prof L!bbey on the Iait.
Mayor Grove, welcomed tho visitors.
Prof. Bell followed. Professor LibAey
stated the object % the present eXpedi-
ton. Dr. Stein stated that Eli!smorc
land was in Canada and that whatever
lands were discovered by the cXpedi-
ton We're discovered for Canada. The
Americans would not 20 in to take pos
session until the American and British
Tags were united in one. After the L.
ceptiun cheers were given to the mem
bcls Of the expedition. They replied
with their respective college yclls The
Princeton Tiger" being given amid
oud applause by the audience.
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I'VE RIOTS At CLEVELAND.
Nine Of Ia Lines Tied vp Companies Tail,
Securing New Men.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 90-Nine of the
III lines N thu Blg Consolidated system
We're III OPERATION. ,at III o'clock today.
Up to that hour no Disturbances had
been reported. Some time this morn
ing. the feed wire on Abbey street near
Jennings avenue was cut. Several
persons ran against it and were Sc
Verely shocked.
Two small riots occurred. today. y
crowd Of 300 attacked car in South
brooklyn where the tracks had been
obstructed. Tho conductor, with re-
volvcr. held the crowd at bay while
the motorman removed the obstruc-
tions and the car proceeded. Another
car was later stoned at the same place.
Another mob attacked a car near the
Pctrie street bridge. The windows
We're smashed but nobody was hurt.
The company is daily securing new
men. Between 80 ard 70 arrived from
Chicago and st. Louis. These men are
boarded ut the barns and are put on
cars as rapidly as their services are
required.
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C0MmENDs 9TH CORPS.
President Recommends Congress TO Give
Them Special Medals Of Honor.

WASHINGTON. July Gothic war de-
partment. today made public tele-
gram from the President to Gen. OTIS
The message which was forwarded
through the war department Is dated
July LIST, and is as follows:
Executive Mansion,
Washington, ID. c., July l.
Otis, Manila:
The President desires to express in
the most public manner his apprecia-
ton of the lofty patriotism shown by
the volunteers and the regulars OF the
Sth Army Corps in performing willing
service through severe campaigns and
battles against the insurgents in Luzon
when under the terms of their enlist
ment they would have been entitled to
their discharge upon the ratification OF
the treaty of peace with Spain.
This action on their part was noble
and heroic. 1t will stand forth as an
example of self-sacrifice and public
conservation which have ever charact-
cried the American soldiers.
In recognition, therefore, l shall rec
Ommend to Congress that special
medal Of honor be given to the officers
ana soldiers of the Sth Army Corps
Who performed this great duty volun-
tarily ana enthusiastically for their
country.
(SigneD
VIM. MCKINLEY.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing In All
the Leading Stocks.

| New York. July 20.-Today's marke:
| continued narrow and professional put
| there was an improvement In the tone or
| the speculation and in the late market
| a rather active buying movement devci-
Uptd which carried prices 10 the top level
Of the day at gain 81 point Or over
on last nights prices in many cases. The
early portion Of the day looked like "a
repetition OF recent experience In q
strong opening based on improving pros.
poets abroad. to be met only by neglect
ana disbursement Of any advance am
a heavy ending. But the persistent hard
ness OF the market and the generally
favorable prospect OF the business out
look prompted the late recovery AFTER tn
early gains mad been very largely wiped
ont There seemed to b. an entire alb
London. although prices Of Americans
nan been advanced In that market. re-
Trained from operating IN this market.
Money worked easier in New York. but
continued above the rates at interior
points. There was some continued uncas1-
ness also over evidences Of unrest
amongst wage earHcrs. The strength OF
the local traction stocks helped 10 dissi-
pate the feeling. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
ard Manhattan gained about a point net
ana cash sales Of Metropolitan reached
5t over last night. The early strength
was not held in some pf THE industrIals
notably Continental Tobacco ana tn
Steel stocks. Leather preferred was III
good demand. The closing was dull bui
firm.
Bonds were very dull and rather irrcg-
ular Total sales, par value. 81. 20, 90
Tinted States coupons and the E"w !
registered declined Is. while the - ad-
vanceI = and thc old Is coupon = IN The
bid price.
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Howard. Crosby g. Cos. Letter.

Boston, July 70.
Chicago. org. High Low Close ia,
Sept. wheat. 'w2-'s ISs 1o1S Il 9Oas
Wheat opened steady. today. at -.
over last nights close. Cables Shove /
comparative stoadincSs, opening al III
lower and closing at Sid. lower. Their
was little complaint made Of the weather
although there was some rain in thu
southwest. There was a moderate Do
mard from shorts but foreign operations
were on both sides ana thu French ma.
kn.S were off from to ~ points on fin,
weather In France. The weather III
Great Britain was sultvy but crop reports
incrc were generally favorable and the
weather in Germany Is reported as bril-
Ilant. Tine feature Of wheat in the early
part OF the session was the buying b1
Barrett Brossedu; they bought on. 1865
each and the latter y said to have reports
IRON ms experts in the Northwest an.
hounclnE rust. Detroit reports crop re
turns very poor but no acceptanccs Oh
wheat. Northwestern receipts We're mucn
lighter at AZ cars aSains, III same day
last wear. ana JG3 same day. last week
Price Current says: IAN crop features arr.
maintained in faVordblcneSS." harvest n.
turns maintain yield calculations but do
not essentially chanSc them. There was
some foreign nuNinS of wheat toward the
close and the market closed strong al
around call price.
The New York stock market opened
strong ana HAD a more cheerful tone than
Of late, in the early dealings. today. m,
failure Of the Bank OF England to ralse
its discount ard the more satisfactory
political outlook abroad were favorable
influences. as was also the decided i'm
provemcnt in labor troubles. ard the lag
ter impaired strength 70 the Traction
shares. The collapse of the strike ON III,
Metropolitan caused an advance in tina.
stock of nearly per cent. on cash sales
while the rights 10 subscribe under III,
new stock issue were in brisk demand a
N5. continental Tobacco rose | per cent
The Steel x Iron shares were steady ana
there were fractional gains in the genera
Runway list The weakness continued III
Consolidated Gas on q revival OF rumors
Of war, and although the undertone or
the general market was firm, trade wa
hight and the dealings somewhat ana
thetic. People acquainted with the leather
trade say that United States Leather IS
doing the largest business in its history
and that the chances are more than good
that some of the back dividends on the
preferred stock will soon be paid off. A
director OF the National Biscuit Co. said
today. that "A majority Of the board was
liz favor Of paying a dividend on the
common stock of per cent.
IN London the market for American Sc
Curities opened irregular and was unset
tied at first on persistent reports from
his side that labor troubles were extend
my London dealt in less than 5000 shares
To-Day. buying a little Louisville & Nash
vile and selling n little Atchison To-
wards the Lonuon close. however, there
was a more cheerful tone manifested and
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AT MANILA.
American Court Methods Adopted Aguina!do
Prevents a Demonstration at aparri.

Manila, July z0.-5.95 7. NJ An order
has been issued regulating pr-rrtrrt- be
fore the courts and substituting the
American for the Spanish system in
important respects. 1t abolishes-rro-
curatOrS, who corrcSponded somewhat
to solicitors in the English courts. all
the duties heretofore performed by pro-
curatnrs devoNing upon attorneys.
Members Of the bar must be residents
of the island. Citizens of foreign gov
ernmouts are ineligible to practice at
the bar. Members of the American bar
are eligible.
The order gives the courts sole power
to determine the qualifications of at
torntys. which heretofore has been 4
function Of the bar association. and the
church schools have controlled admis-
siuns To the bar. The changes outlined
have baen made in accordance with the
wishes uf the Filipinos ana disappoint
he Gpanards. who petitioncd to be ad-
mittci To the bar without dcnounCing
allegiance To Spain.
Lieut.. J. Moore OF the Iowa Regi-
mant. shot himself today. while tenn
p0rarIy insane.
The steamship Siaturnus has returned
from Apart ara reports that AgGi-
laldl. hearing that the inhabitaEts
were prepared to welcome the Ameri-
ans if thpy came, concentrated 200o
troops there and strongly fortified the
town ard coast approaches.
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Base Bail Notes.

Cincinnati will play at Charleston, W
Va. Friday, while en- route to Cincinnati
Hobe Whiting led the Pawtuckets u
batting at the beginning of the week witt
an even 400 Lcpine was second.
There are now % men ORA wing pay from
John 4. Brush for playing ball, and. &C
cording to Rem milford. all but three 81
four out of the ~ are obtaining money
under false pretences.
Boston has shut out teams 10 times
more than any other club-and has been
shut out three times Philadelphia Is the
only club that has not been shut out, ana
neat comes Baltimore, with TWO.
Herald: The New York Telegram says
t, a, r.rOohiAn Is StIl lar aneau. etc
Far? Three games at this stage of The
race is only a fair lead, and, from Bos
ton standpoint, only a slight one.
supple who umpired few games 10
the New England League last week
played third base for the carriers o.
FRANKLIN against the Milfords. Saturday
He accented five chances without az
error and made hit.
First Baseman Wills of the Louisville
club. has contract whereby he car
neither be released. traded nor laid of
before the close of the season. He has
ably demonstrated that he is not of Ma
tional League calibre, but Will continue
to draw salary from Louisville just thf
same.
Nobu: IS the hardest and most timely
hitler in the New England League ba,
none. says the Portland Argus. In addi
ton he is one Of the fastest and sures
ielders, and if he doesn't land in the bi!
league il will be simply because some o
the big league managers don't know
good man when they see him.
Herald: Bergen did not leave for home
Tuesday night. but remained in the cit.
and had talk with Director Billings
Wednesday morning. as a result OF Whlcl
he agreed to put on his uniform and pla,
bail. Bergen claims he was fined SO las
season and was promised this sum If h
played good ball. He says he fulfilled hi
part Of the agreement, but did not receiv
the money.
Monte cross is easily putting up tn
ncst game this year of any shortstop il
the league. He covers more ground thai
any of them, and has them all beaten
70 standstill when it comes to throw
ing across the diamond Cross is ais
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hitting pretty well. and he does not re
ceive half the credit due him by the pub
lie for his excellent playing this year.
Mercer will wager $500 OF his own coin.
and | will lay 500 bet on top of it, tnat
he can break the tape IN 100-yard sprint
against Jimmy Callahan observed Gus
Weighing. Hes the fastest man in the
league from the home plate to first, and
at 100 yards straiSht-away. he Will beat
Callahan, because he VIII get away frs
at the pistol, which is the secret of i
sprnter's Victories
The powers that be in the New En- <
land League are laying wires to get II.
Maine clubs next season. 1t wasn't long
without the slightest consideration
Worcester Spy. The writer would have
been as near the truth had he substitutes
Worcester for Maine. Il memory Is cor
rect the Portland clubs dropped out OF
the leaSue.-BOston Herald.
Too bad managers cannot see it as the
Brockton Enterprise man does in the loi =
lowing: There is TOO much kicking AZ
mighty seldom that an umpire Wis 2.
loses Il game by his own unaIded eitorlS,
and it's weak team that is ever crying
out: The umpiTe whipped US GiNc III
umpires 4 chance, Most of them ma W
have seen in the New England League
this year have been fully up TO the aver
age. To call an umpire incompetent &c. o.
worse because of one or Two nISt"hc9
is to insult ones OWN intelligence.
Herald: Despite the denials and sneeEs
of the National League maSnateS' theS
are unable ru~disGuiSe their alarm ~ IN
prospect OF new and formidable opposl
lion in their base ball monopoly, say ile
Chicago lnter-Ocean. These same niaS
mates, BY the way, have no one " pla4ii
It'll themselves They have introduced
syndicate bali and kindred eViis INTO lnt
| greatest outdoor game OF TINS or dns
0thcr country and by 50 DONG nay
aroused the suspicion and shaken the
confidence of their patrons. the pupHc
Next year they may reap me fruits oI
| their folly.
Saws Fred Clarke Of tie Iouisviles: u
havE timed Boston 70 win. lhat was INC
| foam | plcked last winter. ana ! sun stlcA
| II nv CHOICE Team work. Knowledge q
| thc hats,nen ana scientific pilIhlhg WILL
| give Boston another pennant. Inc chaih-
| n;ous vii play smoother, more cohslsteh'
nan on the season than amy other team
IN The league. The work of Nichols AMI
willis for the past weeks shows ina
.hcSc mighty tWirliug aitsmen are nov.
prepared for the running OF the ilnal haii
If The season. On their nome GROUNDS
they are the masters OF any Team ~ th'
league in more than 20 per cent. 81 th2f
games, and they Will 30 unbcaten Tor "
long string Of games that Viii place then'
IN the lead III SrptemhGr-a lead that
neither Brooklyn nor amy other team '-
the league will oNcrtake.
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THE BROOKLYN SITUATION.
Practically Unchanged. With General Opiriot
That Strike Will Fail.

New York, July 20-The strike stua-
ton in Brooklyn, today. was practically
UNCHANGED Few cases Of violence were
caused BY the arrest Of Thomas j. Casey.
former division superintendent Of the
Nassau line. on the charge OF attempting
10 interfere with Homer l.. Dean an III
spcctor of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Co. Dean accused Casey If having inter
fered with him. July 70. III tne perform
anCc Of his duties. wh.lc he was taklnl;
out Gae Of the compaHy's cars aud arg, j
him - join The ~! Ike. CASEY was a.
raigred IN the rolicc court ana admit liza
% bail pending bis examination, to-
morrow.
Much speculation WAS INDUCED I'll. ts
iay, rcgardirE the outcome Oh tho dist.
grecmcHt between Mr.. Johnson. fornIc.
president Of the Nassau Railroad o.. AMI
Mr.. Rooster. ppsidcrt Of III" B:oAi;.v.
Rapid Transit Co. Mr. Johnson hd.;
heard that Mr.. Rassitcr mad accused hiA.
Wedne S,lny. IF inst;gatins The pie; 80
wreck the Elevated structure on The 5tl
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A Nigh! o! Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt for the widow
Of the brave General Eurnham Of Ma
chias Ne, when lhe doctors said she
could not LIVE til morning writes mrs.
). IL Lincoln, VINO attended hex ina
fearful night. al irGu%n, she mus
soon die from Pneu:r 1n.a. nut size begged
tYrNDr. i\in-s New Discovery. saying /;
hGd more than once saved hsr life ana
h1d cured hrr pi Consumption. Aztec
lhrca sma,; uusc; sac slept easily It'll
night. ana its fur,hcr Ise comp.cteiy
curaI hrT." 'fhis marvellous mculcln- IL
Guaranteed 20 cure All 1lyurt. Cncs; am.
Ian" Diseases. Onis' ZOE AMI Si.C0 Trial
bodies free a Bowl. ca &. u e5ster's. IN
2usta; G. -. Bsarc's. Gardiner; ) :
i..s;;b9,iy's. N&tervillo, drug stores.
juiy2i, ., %
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BASE BALL.
New England League Games.
AT MANCHESTER.

Two bases ON balls in the third inning.
four errors and all around bungling play
in the sixth inning lost the game to Paw
tucket. Curran struck out eight men.
but gave six bases on balls. McCafferty
freely batted.
, 3 5 6 Z . RH.E
Manchester. 0 3 0-i-l0-6
Pawtucket, 0 0 Ks g
Batteries-Curran and Lake; McCaf-
ferty and Wiley.
AT PORTLAND.
The Tauntons were defeated by the
home team in a very poor exhibition OF
~the game. Both pitchers did good WORK
buc>the support accorded each was OF the
moSI dsheartennS character. The one
redeeming feature was a rapid-hre triple
play executed by Sullivan, Spratt ana
IL ga 5 6 s 9 Il. II y.
Portland, / o x-l0- II
Taunton. l 4 0 0 0 O. 8 5-s
Batteries-McLeod and loft; King,
kearin and Curticc.
AT NEWPORT.
Inability to hit the ball lost Newport
the game, in an crrorlcss contest. Brock
ton punched hits is the eighth and won
out. - p,rp,
/ , Ri =,
Rrockton. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , x-2- 1-t
Newport 0 0 0 IT. Is
Batteries-Hawke and Holmes; Foley
and Miilerick.
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NO ANSWER At NOON.
Fall River Manufacturers nc. Inclined 10 Cor
fer With Striking Fircmcn.

Fan River. Mass, July 20.-Thc Mil
F'iremen's Union met; today, and consid-
cred the opinion which had been givcr
by Counsel John w. Cummings to the
effect that all men whose sole or principa
duty 1t was to put the coal on the fires Il
the mills were required to be licensed III
der the act of 1899. II was felt that there
should he a test case made under this ali
vice but the union decided To wait unit
it heard from the manufacturers on the
request for conference.
No answer had been sent to the uni1r
at noon. and the opinion among manu-
facturers was that the conference should
have been asked before the strike. IN,
mills are running regularly. Iii was re-
ported. today. by the union that thu
Weetamoe stopped twice, yesterday, Il
get up steam.
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The VOLUNTEER APPOINTMENTS.
President Continues work OF Selecting
Officers Tor the PHILIPPINES.

Washington. July -O-Thc President haa
made the following appointments in tn.
.o,uuJcer army:
To he cIptains-JImes L. Butler. for
merry captain co. I, % Mississippi; Ed
ward g. Carey. lieutenant l6th lntan;r,'
Nm T. Me"ks captain list New Ncrfi
Volunteers; Charles 4. Reynolds captair
70. !. Ilth Ohio Volunteers; Frank q.
russell. major of the III Territorial RS
mrnt-
Percy Hawkins. captain lit ohio; \irdrn
! Pe,kenpaugn. lieutenant 9Th Illinois.
Carroll Powers ut "a Kentucky Noluu
Gers; James Il. All, lieutenant 81 Ken
uckE.
To be second licu;cuauts-James T..
Banner. Ssh Pennsylvania: Fl. J. Nc
Kenny. private 9Th United States Nolun-
ger SiElaI COrps.
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INJUNCTi0w IS NULlIFIeD.
Major Smith OF list regiment Must expla n
Actions at San luan Hill.

New York. July 2o.-Major Smith of tho
list Regiment. who was charged with
recent war. secured an injunction re-
straining Gov Roosevelt and others from.
further in the matter. Judgc
Beckman in the supreme court. today
however handed down an order to the
effect that Major Smith had failed t.
show why the Injunction should be con
tinued and multiplying the same. At the
out of the regiment Majo-
Smith was honorablN discharged.
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BACK AT NEWPORT.
iorth Atlantic Squadron Returns from Maine
Trip and Target Practice.

Newport, L. l.. July 20.-The North
atlantic squadron arrived here, this
morning. from its visit to the East.
che fleet Left Boothbay, Ne, early
Monday morning. and during The pas
lew days has been engaged in ma
leuvrcs off Block island ana Nara
,ansett Pier The ships arrived at Il
o'clock. the Indiana leading, followed
clos, order by the Massachusetts,
Sew York, Brooklyn. Texas and New
Orleans.
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Fleets Ssil from st. Johns. N. F.

st. Johns. y. F.. July 20.-Rear Adj
iiral sir Frederick George Denham
Bedford. commander-in-ch on the
British North American station, sailed
his fleet. this afternoon, for Halifax.
Commodore George A. Giffard, COM
the fishery squadron, will
sail. tomorrow, for the French fishery
coast
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DECLINE APPOINTMENTS.
djutant Davis and Major Hume will Not Re
enter Volunteer Service.

Portland. Me. July 20.-Charles f.
Davis, adjutant of the 1st Maine Regi-
nent, has decided to decline the APP
Dointment of lieutenant in the new
volunteer army.
Major Hume of Portland, has also
leclined the appointment and it is I'M
lerstood that Capt. Crockett Of Lew
iston, is very undecided as to his act
ion.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, July %.
Cotton futures closed steady. July. SIS:
August. 5.56; September. $50; October.
-: November, 5.76; December. 5.NS; Jan
uary. 30; February, SIS; March, $50;
April. 5.g5; May, SO.
Cotton spot closed steady. lilo decline:
middling uplands, 6 SIC; DO. gulf. 1-ls.
SnlnS Ii bales.
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further reduction in the private AL.
count rate. II is never safe III seli gtock.
IN strikes; the theory Us that they shnUi,
De settled up and the shorts at thai inn
always rush to cover, causing an adyancs
This rule may not hold good this time
but 50 far the market has not been much
affected.