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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
Mems Summer FURNISHINGS.

HERE few don't need some Summer Shirts
or other Summer Furnishings, right now
~ he particular men, as well the economical men,
their demands well met at this Furnishing
Goods Store handy street door PROMPT
service thoroughly weselected stocks complete
individual hne make the shopping both pleasant profitable
derwear all the weights suit the
time of the Sizes just mostly complete
Gauze, 25c, SOC and upward
Babriggan, Soc, 75c, $I.oo and upward
Isle Thread 75c, $Ioo $50 and upward.
Wool Gauze, $Ioo $I5o and S2oo.
Allslk, $3.50 and upward.
Jean Drawers, 4oc, soc. and 81 pair.
Nansook Drawers, SOC and 75c pair.
Kneeengh Dawers-babggan
mesh ~p> sN anu ~
Union Suits, babiggan and isle, ST 100, ST.. so $500
Summer Bath Robes-Needful every man of refinement
Both foreign and domestic represented Cotton Terry last
colors Prices S225 $500 and upward
Negaigee Srts-Arc in the greatest demand lust now and
ones wants easily met by the large of coor designs
and styles shown here Prices 500, SIso and upward.
Feather=weight Night Shirts and Paiamas-For
comfortoving thin soft fluffy cool fabrics defy hot nights
Night Shirts, $780, ST and upward Pmas
ward
Bathing Suits-An unusually strong line-good, color,
the kind of stripes and materials the best procurabe for
asked $Ioo and upward
Portable hot weather garments goodong If and
judgment making his selection they be fresh and
purchased Weltaored wemad fancy worsted
Hanne and blue and $1,000, $3.50 upward
Summer Hosery-Our stock of Mems Hosiery is most
p fabrics used in hosiery represent
ed from the nn cobwebby fabric the thckest kind used for
Solid coors checks pad and staple
plain coloring-al foreign goods Prices, and upward
Steamer Rugs-New pretty fancy pad
plain backs with plaid effects both sides An nds
pensab article for the trip Prices $500 5000 $780, So so and
upward
Straw Fats-A necessity; light cool and hanl
come Made in sufficiently variety please every Sen
nts Split Saws Macknaws, Panar Porto Rcans Nlanas and
Shinkee braid Prices, $Ioo and upward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
Valuable Pieces of silver Stolen.

s. p. Bayly residing at 646 F street south
west. this morning stated at police head
quarters that HIS house had been entered
and large old-fashioned sugar bowl ana
spoon had been stolen. The bowl In vaIu-
able, and Mr.. Bayly wishes to recover il.
Why the one who stole It did not take more
is the cause OF some surprise upon the part
of the loser. The police WIN do the best
they can to locate the articles On account
Of their antique design. It is believed they
win have little did1cuity in finding the
property IL 1t Ii still In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURE
We Win Participate in the Rome In.
stitute

The Senate committee on foreign reia-
lions today authorized Senator Bacon to
report favorably the protocol providing for
the establishment OF an International instt-
tute of agriculture at Rome. Italy. There
are about forty governments party to the
arrangement. Studies will be made of all
kinds of plant life and means of extermina-
tion Of insects and other pests. The insti-
tute will receive the reports of the agrfeul-
turat bureaus and societies of all countries
The Italian government viii supply the
buildings. and the cost to other govern
ments Will be about 5000 a year each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
Clocks for
Late june Brides.

~ UR showing of Clocks is
ANY unique. The assortment is
w broad enough to satisfy any
fancy. From the pretty lit
tie French Boudoir Clock to the
handsome imported Gilt and ONYX
8-day Clock, including many novel
ties in unique and artistic designs
that are exclusive, and which make
very handsome and desirable we'd
ding gifts.
Every clock we sell is kept in or
der for one year.
Handsome Imported Clocks of gilt and enamel.
thedral nisaa ds sr and French gilt works ay
t"1oi .ohs' strike on the hour and half hour.
$1,000 each.
vita Hsn Ssonus Imported Clocks Of gilt onyx
On the hour and half hour
$1,000 each.
French Gilt Clocks, imported works; s-day: ca.
theorai gong; strike on the hour and half hour.
$4,000 each.
French Gilt Clocks, inclosed in dust proof glass
cases cas- sday cathedral gong; strike on the hour
$4,000 and $1,000 each.
French Gilt Clocks. inciosed in glass cases:
american movements; 8-day; strike on the hour
and half hour
$500 and $1,000 each.
American Clocks. inclosed In glass cases; hand
some ornamented top and base; S-day; cathedral
gong; strike on the hour and half hour.
$25.oo each.
French Gilt Boudoir Clocks. in a variety Of
styles; one-day wind
ST. 90 to $500 each.
Gilt Clocks. for travelling inciosed In leather
case American and French movements
$2.oo to $4,000 each.
Enameled Iron Clocks with gilt and bronze trim
mings; clear dial cathedral gong. sday; strike on
The hour and half hour
$500 to $1,000 each.
Main 4 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
Size - $7.o5. Size p $o.45.
Size 3-$I2.oo. Size Isl SO.
Higla-Grade
Toilet Articles.

Listerine, small, bottle Observation-Disclosures &c.
Sanitol Powder. Paste and Liquid. ..,..... .15c.
w. & LIS Cnrholic Mouth Wash, bottle. 1Sc.
Physicians and Surgeons' Soap, cake. &c.
Cuticurn Soap. cake 17e-
HIndsD Honey and Almond Cream. bottle. =. soc.
pfnaudss Eau de Quinfne Hair Tonic. bottle. ste.
Dakoett - Ramsdell's Cold Cream. Jar.
Ponds Extract bottle ice.
Colgafe's Tooth Powder and cake Cashmere Bou-
Kinssbsrrys Frsckis Removes. bottle.
&c.. 75c. and 81 %
Hsadachs Golesne, bottle &c and soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
commissio1,sr Of Exposition Company.

Commissioner Of Exposition Company.
Mr.. w c. Payne has been appointed sps-
cial commissioners for the Negro Develop
ruent and Exposition Company OF the
jamestown exposition. Mr. Payne l. the
founder Of the African Christian Church.
He was recently elected general superin-
tendent OF the William Mckinley Normal
and Industrial Schooi at Alexandra, va,
and was the nominee OF the national liberty
party for Vice President Of the United
States Ia 1904 IS
Giles B. Jackson. president OF ths Negro
Imposition Company. made tho a5Dofnk-
rat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
Absolute Divorce Granted.

Charles H. Whipple. jr., was today grant
ed an absolute divorce from Aida Mae
Whipple. The custody of Arthur Wright
Whippie. minor child OF the couple, was
awarded to the father. Justice Stafford in
Equity Court, No. 2. signed the decree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
High=Grade
Sewing Machines.

~ My machines of high grade
AMY manufacture find a place
NV here-they must come I'D
to our high standard of
quality before they are accepted
Thus every machine we handle IS
made especially for us, comes direct
from the factory, and represents all
that is best in the way of material.
workmanship and finish The I'M
provements are the latest, and the
entire mechanism is light running,
practically noiseless and self-adjust-
ing. The cabinets are made from
best quality oak and are beautifully
finished.
5000 to $4,000 each.
The $40. so is a Hand Machine.
Our best Hand Machine. the wv.
& L." has solid wooden base. and
case and is fine specimen. Price,
$3.50.
All our machines are guaranteed
for FIVE years, except the Capital
which is guaranteed for ten years.
Our demonstrators will be glad TO
acquaint any one interested with the
many points of superiority and
merit embodied in our machines aud
to afford instructions in the man
agement of the machine generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
The Wisconsin
ssPeerless'' Refrigerator.

W $: :; ; ;: Il: ;;; !: i:
sin peerless" Refrig-
orators. which we have handled so
successfully for the past seven
years. They are made of thorough
" seasoned, Kindred ash, lined
throughout with galvanized steel,
insulated with mineral wool, which
is conceded to be the best insulator
known; all-metal ice rack, remov-
able sides to ice chamber, Slated
galvanized steel shelves, allowing
free circulation of cold, dry air, re-
movable drain pipe and trap, best
lock and hinges, Without an equal
as an ice saver and an all-round SAN
ifary refrigerator.
No. Xxx, 40 lbs. ice capacity,
$I2.so.
No. xxx, Is lbs. ice capacity,
$I7.oo.
We also oner new invoice Oh cneaper
grade Refrigerator, made by the same firm.
and embodyng many Of the sanitary fea-
lures of the Peerless" being packed with
heavy building paper and charcoal sheath
Ing.
Size - $7.o5. Size p $o.45.
Size 3-$I2.oo. Size $3.50.
We have also received another invoice OF
the very convenient Nursery Refrigerators.
which are SO handy for the sick room; also
for small families and those living in apart
ments. They are made In two sizes. packed
with mineral wool. galvanized iron lined.
nickel faucet on outside and neatly ja-
panned in oak.
No. I-$2.5o. No. 2-$3. so.
Sixth door. g At.
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$r.5o each.

Silkoline Comfortables, filled with
pure white cotton full size.
$T.oo each.
Second floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
Dainty
White PetticOats.

&1 TTENTIoN is called to our
IMl large assortment of Dainty
N White Pettieoats, to wear
with thin dresses, of sheer
nainsooks, percales, cambrics, lawus
and muslins, beautifully bedecked
with laces. ribbons, hounces, inser-
tons, etc. Also in lengths for walk
ing skirts, well made and attractive
ly trimmed.
Some excellent values
Cambria Petticoats. in three pretty STYLES. an.
trimmed with full tucked lawn rufIe one with ruf
&c % embroidery and tucks, and the other WITH
rune OF iace insertion and edginn q *
lssSn. - M. ~
Cambria Pettieoats, trimmed with fuli fsvn r,,,
ne finished with lace Insertion and etxinr,
others with blind and open embroi3ery o., -.
1sscn P~s %
oambric Petticoats. trimmed WITH lawn ruase nm
open embroidery Each s..............-. @x./5
canlbrie Pstticoats with very mil rus,e a. tncr.
,weg ana wids smhfoidery 81 e., and q, -
hacn- 49, ssA1Sx sps3./5
Lawn and cantrir Petticoats. very TIN and
du6y, trimmed with -
. ss.' =; s:es T..'. + $3.50, $500 and 81, so
Third n0or, Eleventh -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27
Summer
Bed Covering.

Summer
Bed Covering.
~ME1 HITE Outing Flannel
NlN II Blankets, Dimity
WV Spreads and Silkoline
Comfortables, any Of
which meet the demand for some
lightweight bed covering for cool
nights. Splendid values, all of them.
White Outing Flannel Blankets,
double bed size,
$I.oo the pair.
White Dinnity Bed Spreads, ideal
for summer use; launder as easily
as cotton sheets; full double bed
size.
81. so each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-27

AhN ED AND GREEN BENT
lNH WOOD LAWN BENCH
Him Els. bolted construction.
Strongly made.
Regular $500 value.
Special price,
SOS each.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-26
MEDICOS MEET AT
DAWSON TUESDAY
tA tNtit
Southwestern Kentucky So
ciety In Annual Session.
Several Local Physicians on Program
and Many win Attend From
Paducah.
SOME INTERESTING DISCUSSIONS.

The program for the semi-annua
meeting of the Southern Keniuckl
Medical society is out. and show
the names OF several prominent Pa
ducah physicians. The meeting vii
be held at Dawson Springs Tuesday
and II IL expected that a number o
local physicians will attend
The program Is:
Finance committee--H. II. Melton
L. u. Morris and o. l.. shelton.
Credentials committee - T. NJ
Baker. Willis r. Moss and r. A
Brown.
Arrangements committee Annua
--P. II. Stewart, J. G.. Brooks and
Frank Boyd.
Arrangements - Semi-annual C
W. Brown. d. J. Earle and G. W
Lovan. $3.50
Necro,ogy committee - W. w
Richmond. l.. a. stevens and b. p
Earle.
- The approaching session will b
held at the New Century hotel II
Dawson, at which time the following
program will be rendered.
Called to order by president.
Invocation.
Address of welcomc--H. X. Bolt,
mott.
Response.
Regular order OF business.
Report of committees.
1. Paper-"Gallstone Treatment
with a Case Report. C. Brooks
MD.
Discussion, Drs. Frank Boyd. IL p
Sights, j. II. Miller.
2. Surgical Aspect OF
Acute Appendicitis" p H. stewart
NJ. d.
Discussion. Drs. ]. T. Reddick. l..
W. ogilvie. G. W. Brown.
9. Paper-"Treatment OF Venerial
Diseases. John S. Davis, NJ. d.
Discussion. Drs. J. @. Brooks, p.
II. Stewart r. G.. Thomas.
4. Paper-''Thc Common Inham-
nation Of the Eye. f. Purcell,
VI. ID.
Discussion. Drs. II. G. Reynolds,
II. NJ. Chlldress. NJ W. Rozzell.
5. Paper--"Hydrophobla, It's Treat
ment. s--J. u. Sale, NJ. ID.
Discussion. Drs. ~. T. Rivers, X,
NJ. Jones. John A. Jones.
c. Paper-"Treatment of Pneu-
monia. w. @. Kfngsloying. NJ. d.
Discussion, Drs. Il. G. Thomas, ID.
J. Travis. y. =. Earle.
Z. Paper-"Surgieal Complications
OF Typhoid Fever. Jas. S. Cheno-
weth. NJ. ID.
Discussion. Drs. J. c. Brooks, +.
n. Stewart Frank Boyd.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-26
TO REOPEN CHURCH UNION WAR
Cumberland Presbytcrians Seek "a
Secure Missouri Valley College.

Marshall. Mo-. Oct, 2G.-The fight
against Presbyterian union is to be
reopened In this state. The Cumber-
land Presbyterian synod OF Missouri
which was reorganlzed at Montrose
last week. has appointed a board OF
trustees for Missouri Valley College
here. and has instructed them to APP
ply TO the courts for possession of the
institution, including A. c. Stewart
chapel. erected by the president OF
the ST. Louis. police board and dedi-
Gated last Friday. The new trustees
are: Rev. j. W. Duyall, Kansas City;
Rev. I. c. Newman and Robert Rey-
nolds, Marshall; NJ. W. Hall. warden
of the Missouri penitentiary, W. j.
Slaughter. Salisbury; @. w. Free
man. Cotton: j. Y. Vandiver and c.
H. Harris.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-26
FINDS A DINE LOST 65 YEARS.
Millionaire Returns 10 Boyhood Home
and Receivers the Coin.

Attica. Ind, Oct. 2G.--After an abb
sence Of sixty-fve years Frank Book
walter. a millionaire of Springfield,
Ohio, has returned to his old home
in this county. One of his first acts
was to recover dime he lost when
he was five years old, Just before he
~ent away.
The dime was given TO him by his
grandfather, and he was playing with
it on the doorstep. He dropped II
and 1t fell into a crack Of the stone
steps. II was thought II could not
be recovered without damaging the
steps, and no efforts to get 1t were
made.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-26
A MOST WORTHY ARTICLE

When an article has been on the
market for years and gains friends
every year II Is safe To call this med
cine a worthy one. Such Is Ballard
Horehound Syrup. II positively cures
Coughs and all Pulmonary Diseases.
one of the best known merchants In
Mobile, Ala, says: For five years my
family has not been troubled with the
winter coughs. We owe this to Bal
lards Horehound Syrup. | know II
has saved my children from many sick
spells"
Sold by al druggists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-26
The Texas wonder

Cures all kidney. bladder and rheu-
matte troubles; sold by ]. H. 0ehl-
schlaeger, DOL Broadway. DR.. L. w.
Hall. Office 2s26 Olive street. st.
Louis, Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
buyers, vile mana cement OF this pfo1eriy

buyers.7 vi,e MANAGEMENT OF this properly
report that numerous out of town indul-
r!es are coming In to them. The indicst
lions nre that the present month VIII
3 be more active In this field than was
May, which was phenon1enally successful.
and that BY july list few lots will res
main unsold in the blocks adjoining the
Seminary. The avowed purpose to make
sGintcr Park an ideal suburb Is meeting
with a hearty response, and this section
Wilt be to Richmond what Germantown
and Torresdale are to Philadelphia, and
what Larchmont, Irvington, Tuxedo. the
Oranges, Tarrytown and a host OF others
are to New York.
Manager McCanhD. OF the Highland
Park Company, states that the brisk
sale OF Highland Park lots continues
undated.
Several houses are IN course OF con-
str,iction, and will soon be occupied by
their owners. The company are also
building houses which are offered for
sale on attractive terms.
Forest Hill Sites.
Forest Hill Park lots are being offered
TO the public, and number OF sales
are reported by the managers.
Every body knows the natural beauties
of Forest Hill Park. There Is no section
adjacent to Richmond that includes all
the features OF Forest Hill. Good trolley
service, pure lthia water. clean atmos-
sphere, woods, lake and stream, all COM
Sbine to make this spot desirable as home
sites. FL 3s{i y N
Arrangements are being rapidly COM
5pleted for the placing of Bellevue Park
or the market The extent OF these plans
will come as a surprise by way Of their
llberality and completeness. "a
Brookland Park lots are In demand.
This beautiful suburban property Is get
ting to be limited In the number OF lots
to be had, and the steady sale will soon
close 1t out.
Boulevard Residence Park is one OF
tho finest propositions now on the mare
Neill Company, says that the newly
opened Colonial Avenue has attracted
number OF home-seekers. This new
avenue lies parallel and Just west Of
Boulevard Avenue, and Is seventy-two
feet wide, has granolithic walks, shade
trees, center parks, turf borders. and Is
destined to be one OF the beautiful
streets OF Richmond. 5t
John T. Goddin's Sales.
John r.. Goddin g. Company have sold
recently privately the following pieces OF
property: II
Brick dwelling, h No SO West Eighth
Street, $4,000, brick dwelling on Ross
Street, 81 Loo; two brick stores on Seven
tenth Street, a, 900: ii six small Srame3
dwellings, on alley between Marshall and
Broad. $1,000; O lot on Munford Street,
between Clay and Marshall Streets. s1x23
4 feet. 81. 200; brick dwelling III on North
Eighth Street, 5000; brick dwelling on
Plum, between Main and Cary, $500;
brick dwelling, No. 122 South Fourth
Street, e 1000 Total J, 31S,stO. s3s
n The same arm Will sell at public auc-,
ton. June 18th next. two valuable pieces
of store property near the Second Mar
/ ket, ,s a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
8DANV1LLE TOBACCO MARKET.

53l'E55 AS b Danvlle, Va. Juna 8, 1906. "a
We have to report fairly large sales Thu.
week. and on Thursday and Friday they lasted
several hours. Most Of the tobacco was fresh
stock from first hands Tie quality OF !. whi'ch
out their barns, az there was . very small
quantity OF nns tobacco offered Prices have
been well al sinS fIeney
wrappers q The weather for the past two weeks
has been exceptionally fne for finishing up tho
think a full! crop has been planted In this
section. There has been considerable inquiry
for tobacco In hogsheada. but the volume o.
business has been small
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
NEW YORK FRoDUCB MARKET.

NE YORK. June s.-FIOUR-Marksttd dull
but Arm. Minnesota patents. n ao1A.so do.
Rye Flours-Dail at 81 .5ot Is. cornneal-ffIr i:
nne. u 2o1l.a Is coarse. L0s9l.1o; ldln-dried
sss19,9a 50 Kys-D JUL 81 Western s7xe
Wheat-irrsT uiar; No, ! red, ESQ., nominal
eoMc.: September s3Xc. 4 December SEIZE
Corn Firm; NO. .. 6shc. d nominal, elevator.
Options partly &C., net lower. uy, b6A 4. aep-
TENDER. IS NC; December. 81 Ac,5s oats-Firm ];
ssml!y y. Ia Il q
per pound: piekled .hSuiders.5 sssNe per pound;
Pork STEADY family % to9ls. 90 shor: clear:
SIG. als5 Inese. vi 9l7.to Tallow--steady At
&C.; country, baCho.t RosIn-steady At AG4.05.
Turpentine-steady at eo9so11tkc ssss
Rice-Sseady:$d domestic. 3.hgSAc y olassee "a 7T
New Orleans H;o
tora,I sk9il3<c Futures steady at q decline
Of bG1o points. sugar-F1rm 81 fair refining.
l5-l6l2 3l9a2c.; esnsr!tuga. J l6-a29s1 mo:
lapses sugar. l1:ls4s ss:s2e:; refined. steady:
:Ss s;s;ssa 9lsaaia'sa
Peshs.saslet; ssney h.n I picked. thg.Ne !,
dull; cotton by steam. &c.: grain. d. Fota :
toss-Neak; Stats and Western: per bag, 32.soap
ss Southern. 'i.as9t. cabbases-basy and
Cottonseed Oil-Eairiy active with prices easy
under liquid alton. Primo crude. (. %: b., mills
81 G30hc.F nominal; prime summer yellow, 3eXV
s!Ac.; prime white. tlc: prime winter yellow,
9i u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
MARINE INTEhLIGEN CE.
PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE 8. 1908
mn TVEnYl

4 sle3tner Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. msrchan-
diIs and passenger Old Dominion line
,.SsinE. ana SorfolK. ms ana ana paSssa-
GERS Vlretnia Nay!gat!oM compsny, & q
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. msrchsn-
,d!se5 and passengers, old Dominion llas
FORT OF ,YzsT + P 3 AZ. :. INA
~ Steamship CharlpttA Muyphys BAL imoFs, pas
ssnSers and general cargo. ss5fl III
S5 ,g FgG IA ND
L HtsAmships Charlotte, Murphy Baltimore pas
ssnSers and general Cargo. III asf ss /, va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. N, G, Juno 0,-,sPIRITs
TURPENTINH-B1rm ct 6sho,; receipts. 81
casks. Rosln--Not hing doing receipts. ?ss bar
res. Tar-Firm at $50; receipts. ~ barrels.
Crude Turpenune-H 1rmi hare. ta.Soi dip. t4,+o;
virgin, & q; reospts. ~ barre!s ~ Z !, -,
Firm at 57Ac,; sales, .ts4 casks; receipts s'9
casks; shipments, 500 casks Rosin-Flrmi
sales 29?7 barrels; receipts 1922 barrels ship
"CHARLESTON. s. C,,Ss June p.--TURPEN-
TIND AND notwithstanding doing. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
PRICES DECLINE
UNDER !. PRESSURE [:
Speculative Liquidation Evident
in Some Of Weeks Favorite
Stocks.
ARRIVAL OF ALASKA I. s "A GOLD o.. ,
Unsupported Condition Of Con-
solidated Gas Has Had Effect.
Bank Statement

INV Associated Press.

(l5y AASSOClaleu ITeSSiJ
sS5 N EyV& YORK, June 9.--Stocks were
rr n for salo to-day. ana prices de-
clined The speculative party which en-
Tered tho market with the opening OF the
week, on taking account OF the weeks re-
suits, Will ind little In the way Of prices
changes IN the summing up. There was
some closing OF accounts to-day, Induced
by dscourag ements over the mcag re .gFo-
nts. Crop damage reports are not liked s
Speculative liquidation was si 10
some Of the weeks favorite tstotkss sespes
cially Heading. and some ofsthee ad vangss
which were made quickly, were DIS dutcKly
lost to-day. The weak and sursup ported
condition Of Consolidated Gas had o bad
effect on ntinient.
THE bank statement Justified thu 4 pee.
Station that the cash gain OF last week,
which failed to appear In last weeks
statement, would help the slo WING TINS
week. Besides the 80. e42, 100 cash increase,
there was a 1913. 400 loafi expansion 70
flyure iii the deposits, so that the IN
seraase il the rescrye requirement. left q
margin OF only ts4S, 020 for the bcnef OF
\ the surplus. The paying OF foreign obli-
cations ls believed TO be responsible IN
part for the loan expansion. Incidents
OF the day were the report OF the first
arrival OF the season Of Alaska gold on
The Pacific coast, and the official report
#of tho gold output on the Rand Tor the
month Of May, showing a produc ton OF
46l ,a02 fine ounces. the greatest monthly
out turn on record. The took market
closed easy. s:3 u
The total sales Of bonds. par value,
amounted 10 81 $3.50. 900. 3s 81
1 The total sales of stocks to-day amount
cd to 3U' 800 shares