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Evening journal., 1902-06-09
Baseball Notes


O'Neill's error came near losing the
game.
Shultz is "a welcome man at Front
and Union streets.
The schedule of the Wilmington team
for this week is as follows: Today,
NorristOwn: tomorrow. Norristown,
lat Norristown; Wednesday, Roxbor-
.ough at Roxborough; Thursday, open ;
Friday and Saturday, All-Cubans. The
game today will not start until 4.15 on
account of the circus.
Manager Frysinger has strong teams
scheduled for this week, as follows:
Today, Roxborough; tomorrow, Phila-
delphia Giants; Wednesday and
Thursday. York Y. M. c. A., at York;
Friday, Chester; Saturday, Pottsville.
Hoffmans arm was in good condition
on Saturday.
Chick" Hartley says that he has
left the Wilmington team and signed
with ROXborough. He does not give
any reasons for his leaving. although
his friends advance many He will
play in the field for that team today.
ana will greatly strengthen il.
The Union Fire Company held a
picnic in Bavarian Park on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1902-06-09
Entertained Sunday School Glass
speciaI to the Evening journal.

Special to the Evening journal.
Newark. June 9.-Mrs Mary j. Don
nell entertained her Sunday school
class, composed of young men. at her
home. in Main street. on Saturday
evening A number OF young women
were present, who aided in making it
pleasant occasion. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Evening journal., 1902-06-09
Newark News Notes

Special to the Evening Journal.
Newark. June 9.-,Mr. end Mrs. Al
fred A. Curtis are attending the COM
mencement exercises at Princeton Uni
versity this week Their son. Lindsay,
will be graduated in the class of 1902.
Mrs. EdwinEckles. OF Williamsport
Pa. was the guest over Sunday of Dr.
and Mrs. Eugene Manning.
Children's Day was observed in the
First Presbyterian Church. yesterday
morning. An interesting program was
rendered.
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Newspaper Man AS Councilman

Dover. June 9.-Council has elected
BENJAMIN +. Simmons, Jr., of the
First ward. a member to serve in place
of Cashier Walter Morris. Of the Farm
ers Bank. Who resigned as council
man. Mr. Simmons is member of the
Dover Sentinel.
Evening journal., 1902-06-09
Will Attend Picnic Here

On Saturday next a large number of
the Ancient Order of HJbernians from
Chester and Camden will visit this
city. They will attend a picnic of the
uniformed rank of the local Hi
bernians.
Evening journal., 1902-06-09
National LEAGUE.
SATURDAYS GAMES

oh UNA > NAhAAAos
Philadelphia, 3; st. Louis, / (hrst
game); Philadelphia, 0; ST. Louis, q
(second game).
Pittsburg, 6; New York, 0.
Brooklyn. 2; Chicago (first game) ;
Brooklyn. 8; Chicago, 3 (second game)
Boston -Cincinani; rain
American League.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Chicago go-Washington; rain.
Cleveland, z; Baltimore, 3.
ST. Louis, A. Boston, 3.
Detroit. 8; Philadelphia. 1.
SUNDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia, 3; Detroit. 2.
ST. Louis, /; Boston. T.
Chicago. 4 Washington. Z.
Cleveland. 2; Baltimore, g.
Evening journal., 1902-06-09
VISITING TEAMS WERE EASILY
DEFEATED BY WILMINGTON MEN

The Skelley Club, OF Brooklyn. play
ed a great game with Wilmington A.
A. at the new ball park on Saturday
afternoon and the contest was lively
and exciting. For awhile IL looked as
though the local men would shut out
the DrOokiynites, but they went up in
the air in the ninth inning and were
nearly defeated. They succeeded in
getting three runs and the two the
visitors got were made on errors in the
last inning. Everson pitched for
Manager Frysinger's Club. and his
work was very good. The Skelley men
could not solve his delivery, and made
but four hits. Tile game was as fast
one as Manager Frysinger wanted,
and kept the spectators on their feet
most OF the time. He told the manager
OF the Skelley Club to bring a strong
team with him and he certainly did.
Winham. the pitcher. was a crack, and
one or two other men on the team
were also good ones. Winham is sup
posed to he an assumed name. and he
lis a well-known League man.
The Roxborough Club Will be the
visitors at the new ball park today,
and as they have been greatly
strengthened since their last visit
here, a lively contest is expected.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington a. Az Q OOO1 x-a
Skelley .... .....O 0 O 5000 p
Evening journal., 1902-06-09
Royalty AZ Polo Match

London, June 9.--King Edward and
Queen Alexandra witnessed the polo
match between the American and
English teams 9t Hulaingham today.
Evening journal., 1902-06-09

Levy Brothers, loan Office, Fourth
and Market streets. Money advanced
on all personal property.
Evening journal., 1902-06-09
sCREENs MADE no ORDER

At Yerger's Screen Factory, 41s Ship
ley street. from S5c. up.
Evening journal., 1902-06-09
JAS t. MULLIN & SONS

n More tha
1000 Straw
Thousand Hats for Men
and Boys. The
straw greatest as
sortment we
Hats have ever
shown; soc to
SIS. Fine Split Braids 81 to
$3.50; Broad Brim Sennetts
81 10 81 so; Rough Straws s.
to So. SO; Fedora Shapes 81 to
$3.50; Guam Panamas Sc. 90
to S.; Genuine Panamas Ss,
SO, SS, $40, SIa and SIS. Full
line Dunlap Straws in fine
Split Braids, Sennetts, Milans
and Rough Straws. New line
and styles Manhattan Shirts
in to-day, latest patterns and
make-ups. Summer Furnish
ings, all kinds. Underwear.
Hosiery, Shirts and Neckwear
Open Tuesday and Satur
day evenings.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
9th and Market, Wilmington
Evening journal., 1902-06-09

The Union Fire Company held a
picnic in Bavarian Park on Saturday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-09
.NEM AnV,..sTI.tlMNNTs
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Stylish oxford shoes for men, $3.50 at
Manufacturers Shoe Co.
Draft No. 5000 by Waialua Agricul-
tural co. on Castle & Cooke was lost
The bark Alden Besse, Captain Kes-
sell win sail tomorrow morning for
San Francisco.
A. a. Montana has some good milking
stock for sale. Also poultry and
young Durham bull.
For the preparation of cooling drinks
use Lewis & Co.'S specially put-up sy-
rups Telephone 24O.
The estate of Lum Tuck Joe has been
appraised at $3.50, that of George 5.
Houghtailing at $1,434O3.
The Hawaiian News Co. advertise a
very convenient typewriter stand at
$3.50. See advertisement.
George Fairchild was taken i'll in San
Francisco and was unable to return on
ten Alameda, as he expected to do.
The funeral of the late Geo, L. Dali
will take place Sunday, at 2:9O, under
the auspices of Excelsior Lodge.
A childs cape was lost yesterday. A
reward for its return will be paid at
Star office. Cape is of red cloth with
silk plaid lining.
In the midst of life, we are in
DEATH" Don't let the inevitable find
you without policy in The Oriental
Life Insurance Company.
The Elks hold a social session" to-
night to which all participants in the
late Ping-POng tournament are invited
with their friends. The program will
start at eight.
Bishop RestariclS will preach at the
evening service at st. Clements Church
tomorrow evening. The church is at
the corner of Wilder Avenue and Ma
kiki streets. Electric cars pass the
door.
Prince Cupid has purchased the. Vi-ke
from his brother and will refit the
speedy little craft. With Cupid as skip
per, the Vi-ke made d very fast run
on the first yachting cruise of the To-
cal club.
A w. Filler superintendent of the
Kahului Railroad Company, will be a
passenger on the Nevadan to San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Filler has been granted a
vacation and will visit his old home in
Germany.
Bishop Restarick breaches his first
sermon at IL o'clock Sunday morning in
st. Andrews Cathedral In the even
ing, at $50, Rev Arthur Evans of the
Church of the Ascension, Los Angeles,
will occupy the pulpit
Deputy United States Marshal Han
dy today arrested All Su and All Ngau
alias All Fong, two Chinese women, on
charges of being in the country with
out having registration certificates The
arrests were on warrants issued by
United States Commissioner Gill. The
hearing will be on Monday.
The German ship Gertrude arrived
shortly before noon today after a very
quick passage of 119 days from Ham
burg. She has general cargo for this
port. The American ship l. F. Chap
man arrived from New York after an
exceptionally fast passage of ITO days.
| She has general cargo for Honolulu,
and about 800 tons of coal for San
/ Francisco. The barkentine S. G. Wild
er arrived this morning from San Fran
cisco, after a rather long passage of %
days. She has a good sized amount Of
| cargo.
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PASSENGERS.
ArriVlng.


Per stmr. Claudine, August 3, from
Hilo and way ports.-C. L. Wight, Capt
T. X. Clarke, A. A. Brown, R. Slaugh-
ter A. Ahrens, C. w. Ashford, w. o.
Smith, Mrs. Helen Wilder-Cratt, Miss
Copeland, John T. Moir p. Peck, John
Coulson, w. w. Thayer, Rev. r. W..
Thwing, l.. r. Medeiros, Capt. Harry
Evans r. c. Davis, X. c, Kubo, Rev.
Lee Kin, Judge G. F. Little, f. II. Govt
L. Billman, Mrs. F. Kikander and 4
children, j. Faustino, wife and daugh-
ter, j. w. Springston, A. Ahrens, r..
Chillingworth w. F. Drake, c. H..
Brown, Palmer Woods, G.. H. Brown,
Robert Hind, G. c. Hons, Miss Hattie
Coan, Miss G.. Renton, Miss Van Deer
Lin, Renton Hind, Arthur Renton,
Miss Lucy LAM, Mrs. j, II. Raymond,
child and maid, Miss G. Dowsett, Miss
V. G. Makee, S. n. Palmer, c. c. Per-
kns, Rev. w. Aults, Rev, H. Manase,
Miss j. KapOhakukimohina, f. e. Rich
ardsOn, A. Nichol, Rev. j. Mathews,
Maper A. Harris and wife, o. M. At
wood, A. Hanneberg, Rev, A. B. Wey-
mouth n. T. HayseldeE, wife and child
and 1875 deck passengers.
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DIED.

DALL-In Honolulu, r. H., August s,
1902, George L. Dali from heart dis
sease. The deceased had been eln~
ployed in experimenting the carpen-
tering work of the new Levers and
Cooke building on King street and
sustained some bad injuries from a
fall about three months ago. He was
a member of Excelsior Lodge No l
|. O. O. f. which will attend the flu
neral tomouIyw afternoon at 2;3O
o'clock,
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ARRIVING.

Saturday, August y.
Schr. Kawailani, Moses, from Koolau
ports, at Gas a. m.
Am. ship l. F. Chapman, Kendall, ITO
days from New York, at 1O:45 a. m.
German ship Gertrude, Henke, liz
days from Hamburg, at HAS a. m.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Hilo
and way ports, at noon, with 20 head
cattle, AZ pigs, 213 pkgs. sundries.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-09

HILO, August S.-After an investiga-
ton lasting eight days the coroner's
jury returned verdict that Motohiro
came to his death at the hands of two
persons and that six other Japanese
were accessories before the fact.
Funakoshi and Watenabe, the prln-
cipals, were in court On Tuesday and
were bound over to appear there the
next morning. The cases of the other
defendants We're disposed of yesterday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-09
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Cottages for Rent.

Two 2-story houses all modern i'm
provements, good location, nice yards.
$50 per month each.
One 5-room cottage, kitchen, bath,
electric lights, good location. $40. a
month.
Two 4-room cottages, kitchens, baths,
electric lights. $3.50 month each.
One S-room house, baths, kitchen,
electric lights, large grounds. $500
month.
One 4-room cottage, kitchen, bath
electric lights, mosquito proof. $50
month
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-09
JAS. F. MORGAN,
65 Queen Street.
ROOming House For Sale.

have for sale the complete furnish
ings of a well appointed, centrally To-
Gated lodging house. together with the
good will. The place has been con-
stantly filled since its opening, and is
showing a handsome monthly profit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-09

All spratts Dog Remedies are suit
able for cats and other domestic ami
mails.
Dog sundrles of all kinds.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-09
Iron Works.
STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.
Machinery of Every Description Made
20 order. Particular attention paid to
Ships Blacksmithing. Job Work Elk.
cuted on Short Notice.

On hand the following plantation
shares Hawaiian Agricultural Co.,
Eva, Oahu, Waialua, Kahuku, Pioneer
MIL Haiku, Paia, Koloa, McBryde,
Hawaiian Sugar, Kekaha.
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK COTTON.
Prices Rose, Influenced by Alarming Re-
ports on Condition.

ports on Condition.
New YORK. August IS rhe cotton market
open nrm with prices TO IL points higher.
t1's being IN direct contrast to the ruling
or he Euglish market, which was barely
'g TO l'2 nlcncr wEoreas ris. ot M
had been anticipated as response TO
Saturday S lmuess here The local trace.
however overlooked the cable news ana
was influenced by alarming crop reports
from many parts Of the belt. notably
IRON Texas. where continued nigh tenn
p0iaturr AMI rapid deterioration surely ana
NOT Indicate bumper Yield. The central
ANA eastern SECTIONS of the belt com
pwura of insufficient moisture while the
CONDITION was said 10 be dTopning or dly
hN day, with shedding and rust uuusuailv
severe. soon after the clU the hun cln-
mont. led 10y the wan street operator
80 conspicuous Tor some time of late hid
inc Nh"lt nat higher giving special atten-
uon to he winter options. Liverpool wus
Obliged to yield a little FROM MS hearisn
ideas ana at the close that market waa
hfm ana : to higher Whereas Europc
WAS an early seller here, late orders wrut
to the bull side and helped 20 strengthen
inc market Fear OF very tav0ra NE
weekly crop report tomorrow ana that
next weeks condition statement 10y the
hulcau WIZ shoW loss TO below the
hg1rc Cor ne same time last wear under
m'uoa much short cotton MANY stoploss
orders wore reached on the late rise. which
carried January to SIT There were a
rev very slight reactions. bur these were
quickly followed by fresh hull spurts ana
q higher ruling Of values than before.
IN" market az the close was urn aud
10 10 10 higher. Total sales were hy tar
,he largest IN months estimated mt WO.Wuu
hal's OF which the bulk was in the
Mlnter months Private kilograms stated
lhai New England spluuers were free. huy.
,gs Of spot cotton IN the South. wncf1
a. II. WmF. al
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ST. LOUIS SALES.
lSpecial 70 The nnst

NaJional stock Yards, st. Lonis Ars,s,
-. nc following sales Of Tpxns ana 5arl
NHiE cattle were made here TO-DAY. ~ =,
DoDle' Elgln, kan, 992, UaI ana IGsr, no,,n W,
Sl'ers d" 'oi l., Appelhy. Tulsa. I n IN
Rr"hq steers 4.l5, S69-pound cows 80 t'.2
i trerett, Elsn, Kan 90 n'., i' (;
Steers 3 50; \. NJ. Sawyer a. 90 tEIIGr'
NAN 80 and SCI pound steers q So. - w.
~ a Waterman, Elsiu Kan. 100 no, 'r,
Steers $40; A. J, Wallace, Flrjp Ka,,
~, pound steers, 3 s.; $. G. wills & 81
nluN9. J.. T.. HOupound steers 2 Is. Inig
I"o,Und steers. 3 50; v Layuc. ArkansaU
% pound mixed. 2.l5; llGpound hnus
~ l. o, Yates, Henrietta. + r. ~
tG,}D91u COWS; :, 50; Wave, uoguc & To-
IhelSna, !. T., $50 pound steers . 40 ~
pound steers 80; Martin 0'Conn,,p
nn1cteh', Texas, calves. 6. IA each. Wee,
HrGS' i.lano, Texas, 910pornd COW. ~ ~.
d, bnuer, HoldcnWlle, l. r.. S1O.po,,n,
cows 50 69i pound cows. e.: N 'N M,
y l-lers Holderville, l. r.. COS pound sfocI>
- FL pound COWS. ? 81: calves ~
taGn Mitchell 4 Selfridgc OkmuIree ~
III pound steers, Loo; $50. pnund stc,i.'
"soV' Fleming & Davidson. Elgin Kon'
~ pound heifers. 3 30; Earle < Raiier
VISA l. 7; si7pound steers. 3 o5; BsrnNri
y Co.. Holdenville, l. T., Tp4-nonnd cow cav,
~ IWentynine hundred Texans Co,yS
III llsnt supply, shade higher: bulls sc,sco
couple OF trains too late for today's re
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UPWARD COURSE OF COTTON

Times Democrat will follow With the news
OF tho situation within week. The
promise OF private statements on the sub.
iect that will show revelations OF disaster
were given, while tho one TO which the
most interest attaches, the government bu.
rcnu report will be issued on September 3
The interior receipts scarcely measured up
to those OF last year and tho arrivals nj
outposte were a little TO the better The
activity Of exporters prevented any ma
terial change IN tho deficit of stocks and
the amount withdrawn was three times
more than last year. The strength Of spots
was in keeping with the tone Of the less
substantial trading. Fluctuations were
wide enough to eudager the sarety Of those
who weighed the first reports from the field
more conserratiycly aud the direction was
at no time altered.
Liverpool set the bail In notion. Sales on
the spot amounted to 600 bale, al IN
changed quotations Contracts showed
final gain OF 2-Gid on mem aud sod TO 46ld
On remotcr options. Prlyatej adyices At
trlbutel tho course ~ the English market
to uncaslncss that bad It's origin in Man
chester.
New York opened 3 TO ( points above the
previous clos, There was little variation
In the early moments bur an advance soon
made It's appearance and continued through
hnlf the morning with gain OF : 10
points partial reaction followed ana
hnlf the Improvement was lost, but as the
midday call approached a. new wave of
strength was seen and, with the !res ~.
covered. formed a level thnt prevailed for
an hour after a slight bulge occurred at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26

Ing at a net gain Of 10 10 16 points on all
months except August which advanced
only g points The weather was generally
fair throughout the cotton region today
but high temperature continues over the
Southwest while over the interior Of the
Southeastern portion of the country the
temperatures have fallen, II Is predicted
that local rains will take place tonight and
Tuesday In Alabama Mississippi, Loulsi-
ana nrd Western Florida. md II is also In
dicatcd that during the same time showers
Will probably occur over the western por'
tinn % Texas. Manchester cables that the
cloth market last week was dull and huSi
ness WAS meagcr. Considerable business Is
waiting. however for easier terms than
sellers are in a position 60 accept, Spots
locally we're quoted firm and Y Of q cent
higher. hut the demand Is limited. The
movement IS on more liberal scale and
with nm Increased EXPORT demand IL can
seon he heavy. as picking Is progressing
rapidly In all sections or the country. The
continuance OF high temperatures and the
lack of general rains may cause further
advance IN values. especially AS the mouth
Is bureau to he issued on September Is
expected to be very bulish
II & b. Beer
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needed II Is very rare indeed In Texas
when rain Is not beneficial 20 the grow Ing
cotton plant. Yesterday eleven signal srry.
lee stations In Texas reported maximum
temperatures Of 100 To lO3 degrees While
In Oklahoma ten stations give an average
Is lower yesterdays maximum for he At.
lanta district was So, Augusta 81, Charles
ton So Little Rock IS MONTGOMERY 10
Savannah AN Nicksburg 96. Forecasts Tor
the next tweuty-tour hours Louisiana ar
kansas oklahoma, Indian Territory and
East Texas. fair For West Texas scat.
Tered showers.
Il IS expected that the weekly bureau 70
port tomorrow will he bulish, and tbnre
day, New Orleans bought freely Ina New
York, and Southern interior shorts GOV
cred, Considerable interest will De- shown
from now on In he monthly bureau renort
IL Is well to remember that the conditions
as reported by CORES pondents Is not pIvTp
M to the end ~ tho mouth. but to no
18th proN- So that any relief tho suSer
SlSt will not be shown In the figures civen
In September. Cotton Is commencine- \"
move freely, Houston receipts toptoTro
Will be about 1900 bales BUYERS sse,',
indifferent and holding cotton for bigbar
prices Is the order in many districts n,
south Texas. New Orleans wires M tbn
close; III history repeats itself This Nj,
be the last week OF the very hot woatb.si
and rains are likely to accompany the e,,,
Ing of ihe cool weather Present arm mo
kpt aeers a good chance for fortunate lon-
to realize There Is a scattered long intn.
est In the market. ana shorts arc prettv
well covered" F'S'S
Liverpool Is due 70 he s.s4 hirn.- :.
morrow Cargill & Richardson,
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~ ' wy H. & B. Beer.
caroill & Richardson's Letter.

Houston, Texas, August * The con
tinucd dry hot weather In Texas and the
Territories. together with a covering move.
ment among shorts. were the stimulating
Influences The hot wave over tho west
ern portion OF the belt has rarely been ex-
ceeded az this time OF the wear. For three
weeks we had Temperatures which must
eertalnlv have done Injury. and. while
many still contend that no moisture Is
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n. & 3, Beers Letter,
tSpeciai 10 Tho Pos,

New Orleans, August % Notwlthstand.
ing Liverpool was disappointing. our mar.
tho general absence Of rain throurhonf the
belt and subsequently, advanced 5 to 10 AL.
dit,onal on heavy huving nv Wall street
opg the irfeSlor IN 1pticipatlpn ~ unfavor.
No.s NeeNly Weatner feport t0mogroW. clos.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
KANSAS CITY SALES.

- stock Yards, Karsas City. August .,
me following sales of Texas and Territ,,rv
pitttte we're made here today: A. c. Ward
zMs1iliam lnman. Richards. o. T., ia sts suS'
40 poVnds. 2.b5; II. II. Ward. Richsr5s'
" l.. 10 steers. 7e1 pounds, 2. 40; r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
"SHORTS" RECEIVED SCARE
FROM THE DAYS DEVELOP MENTS
Condition OF the Crop Causes Trade to
Express Alarnn--Pfonnise of More
Bullish News.
AT THE CLOSE :

AT THE CLOSE
Liverpool, 2-e4d to 4-e4d higher.
New York, 9 to 10 points higher
New Orleans, 3 to 10 points higher.
SPOTS:
liverpool, unchanged.
New York, i-e, higher
New Orleans, I-so higher
Elsewhere, unchanged.
The developments Of Yesterdays cotton
market stirred the trade from center 10
circumference and the hear received iot
that only comes when things mako q
change so radical Under the impulse Of
buovant ndvioes from abroad the early
trading assumed large proportions and the
strength was manifest but the period that
approached to excitement came in the later
moments and the hull counted o victory
equal in Importance 10 tho combined results
OF those Of last week. The course Of events
gave q suggestion of what may occur so far
as prices are concerned II the crop record
Of 1895 is repeated. The evidence on ehis
point was still the guiding line nnd from
the energy taken on by the bulls one might
think that the Idea Of bumper" yield
was passing rapidly away. In such cir
cumstances # was only necessary 20 refer
TO the condition Of tine worlds reserves
despite the effect which new cotton has
had upon them. Thus another puzzle was
presented for the bear only second IN its
Consequences TO that Of the size NJ the
crop This related IN the seeming dlscre-
ton that has been used hv the producer
in placing his goods UPON the market u the
FIRST days of the harvest and whether the
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SUGAR..

New orleangs. August :. -. --,spitsss iIs
Open kettle 2Ia@3 $40; ~, III yees
trifngal 3@3H; cen cent, sSIolssses
4 5.f6: seconds l9sa5'f M
Centrifugal 5nlo. ,s sugar-RsH
New York. August z.s,;,fnsSl Is iss'
fair refining 27s; cent sne5 steadE
molasses sugar 2?s' ie"