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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13
PLAIN EMBROIDERED
LINGERIE PATTERNS

Pretty hand Embroidered underwear ev-
cry girl may possess this year. because
the work is not too elaborate for an
amateur, and if the material is bought.
stamped and the cotton with which to
work the design is purchased skein at
time any garment, even a nightgown,
will not be costly.
And if a girl has enough money she can
buy number of pieces bearing the same
pattern, and SO have her lingerie match
throughout. One of the simplest and
most effective designs for this kind of
ornamentation is French polka dots.
These are spots about the size of pea
and are stamped on all the ruff1es. which
are always scalloped, the edge done In
buttonhole stitch.
Decorated in this way was one of the
prettiest nightgowns recently imported.
The fabric from which it was made was
lawn, the front full. hanging from low
neck There was full width and a half
for the front and width for the back.
In the back was a yoke three inches
deep, attached to the lower with extreme
ly narrow beading. The sleeves were
three-uuarter length and flowing. they
also were put into the gown with bead
ing The only ornamentation was dots
and "A SHALLOW ScdIlOp tHdI went dTOuHu
the edge of the neck and the sleeves.
An inch from the scallops at the neck
were eyelets. through which narrow rib
bons were run. Such model may easily
be duplicated for small expense.
There is really no end to pretty trim
ming that may go into such lingerie If q
girl is interested and has skill in making
decorations. for If she can draw her own
patterns she can have distinction and
character in all the pieces. Butterflies
work in charmingly. especially when a
punch is used to give an open-work effect
to the wings Trailing vines are effective,
pretty and easily adapted to curves or
straight lines.
When one cannot draw individuality of
pattern may be secured by having the
material stamped to order. For this pro-
cess the garment should not be cut as
straight widths are required for the
stamper to work upon.
: 4 girl who has done no fancy work will
usually find that, after small amount of
experience. she can embroider blouses
for herself that would cost fabulous
prices bought ready made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13
M0LASSES KISSES.

Make molasses candy by boiling to-
gether two cupfuls of molasses. one cun-
tui OF white sugar. three-quarters of a
cupfui or water, rounded Tablespoonful
Vi Dutter and scant half teaspoonful OF
cream OF tartar. As soon as this begins
TO boil cover with tin lid. which keens
In the stem and washes the CANDY from
the sides of the pan. When the CANDY
has been cooked long enough, so that a
little dropped in cold water may be rolled
into ball of jellylike consistency be-
tween the fingers, take from the fire and
pour on oiled marble or a buttered Mat
ter. When cool enough to handle get
the mass into good shape. hold over the
stove and pull briskly for few moments
The heat and the stretching will whiten
1t in a short time. When light coIored
enough divide In two parts, place on q
slightly Toured board, stretch it out into
long. narrow shapes. about half an inch
thick. Have ready some French fond
ant. knead until soft and creamy and
work into 1t a dozen almonds chopned
rather fine. Place this fondant ON ton
one cake of the taffy. then cover with the
remainder of the taffy. thus having the
fOndant between the layers of taffy. Press
the layers firmly together and cut into
strips half an inch WIDE then with scis.
sorS cut into kisses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13
WRINKLES
AT CORNERS OF: THE EYES
Daily Massage With Nourishing Lotion Will Keep
Lines From Settling in Flesh Sur
rounding the Eyes.

-darkened room. BY the bed or couch
there may be basin of hot water. and
two cloths are required. One of these,
hot and wet. is kept constantly over the
eyes. rubber bag is not a substitute in
this case. for 1t will not adhere to the
skin. The cloths must be kept as hot
as the skin can endure without smarting,
and they should be kept on for fifteen
minutes.
In ordinary cases further rest of half
an hour will complete the cure. but some
times the application of a cream is bene-
fetal after the final cloth has been re-
moved. This lotion should be gently
massaged into the flesh. An excellent To-
ton for this treatment is made from ten
grams each of lanoline and vaseline. five
grams of sweet almond oil and three
grams of sulphate of aluminium To pre-
pare. melt the lanoline in cup set into
hot water, adding the almond oil as soon
as the former is soft. Remove from heat
and beat in the sulphate before the cream
hardens. This is rubbed in with an even.
gentle stroking that will take FIVE min
utes. After that, any Superfiuous amount
is wiped off.
+ To Reduce Swollen Lids.
Swollen lids usually yield to the same
treatment as that given for puff1ness I'M
der the eyes. which includes an astringent
that is soothing. The formula for this
consists of five grains each Of powdered
alum and sulohate of zinc in a gill Of
distilled water 1t is bottled and shaken
untll the powders are dissolved. then AL
Iered through coarse brown paper.
holied water may take the place of Al.
'eleu- 10 use. the lotion is poured on q
SUI eioth ana the eyes are mopped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13

That part of the face about the eyes
requires especial attention to ward off an
appearance of old age. and l would like
to impress young girls with the impor-
lance of daily massage about the eye
corners. for such treatment would tend to
prevent that network of tiny lines that
are so apparent in strong light and
make one seem haggard. The least de-
feet in the sight renders these lines more
unconscious rigidity of the muscles near
the lids, which develops pronounced
wrinkles
1t would be excellent if a girl would
devote about five minutes to the care of
her eyes every night. Let her dip a
finger into cold cream after the face has
been washed and rub this with a gentle.
rotary motion all over the cheek bone.
beginning just in front of the temple and
working slowly down over the bone be-
Meath the eye. At no time may the fin
gers be more than half an inch below
the line of the lower lid. Such treat
ment as this will keep the tissues of that
section constantly nourished and the skin
soft at time when most women begin
to look drawn there.
Treatment for Puf1iness.
Puffiness under the eyes, which is most
disfisuring. sometimes is merely from
fatigue, although not uncommonly it in
dictates internal trouble. In the former
case rest will restore the normal condi-
ton. AS soon rs any swelling becomes
evident a person should lie down in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13
FASHIONS AND FADS.

Inc demand for embroidered and braid
ed net as trimming has resulted In its
being produced at price that makes If
waste of time to copy at home unless
one has nothing else TO occupy leisure
hours.
brussels net, two inches wide, can be
bought for % cents yard filet net. two
and one-half inches wide, braided with
soutache, at $1.JO a yard.
brussels net. wider, in black, beautiful
~ embroidered. is only 81 a yard, and a
narrower filet net, prettily braided. can he
bought for Is cents a yard.
Then, II one wishes motifs ready for
applying to the net can be secured, there
oy lessening the work, supposing it is pre-
,,e to make the training by hand.
IN inese come at all prices. from cents
for very small ones to % cents for those
measuring four inches in length.
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apo-. a. 81, III, lot

mondsport. n. Y. and enter it under his
contract with the War Department. Re-
cent advices from the factory at Ham
mondsport say. however. this is not true.
Herrings contract stands just Ii was
last fall. He can put in his own machine
any other that fills the War Depart
ments conditions any time during the
month of May.
The officers CT the signal service say
they hope he has a machine. because If
he has they want ii.
From present indications IL looks as
though flights of the drigible balloon
might he begun at Fort Myer within the
next fortnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13

completion of tine improvements now i'm prog
stock Immediately
The contractors calling for must sacrifice
profits to
inauguraed special sales that will enable
you SNUG savings all your
Every department offers special vaueseveryhing marked
at than prevailing prices for equal qualities.
All of tailored suits prices showing sub
stantial e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13

roads within the state. and one by Repre-
sentative Alexander of Volusia prescrib-
ing fixed rates for transmission of tele-
grams within the state.
Tidwelis rate bill provides for pas
senger rate of two and three-quarter cents
per mile on all roads in the state To
knowingly charge ask Il higher rate
than prescribed is made misdemeanor
punishable by fine or Imprisonment
Alexander's telegraph bill provides a
rate of not more than 81 cents for anv
message of ten words less between
points within the state.
Violation is made a misdemeanor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13
RATE BILLS IN FLORIDA.
Limit Charges by Railroad and
Telegraph Companies.

TALLAHASSEE Fla. April t. : 4
number of important bills were introduced
In the lower house of the Florida legis-
Iature yesterday. among them beng one
BY Representative Tidweli of Jackson. to
provide for lower passenger fares on rail-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13

The tailored suits of the noticeable for
their simplicity of line and scarcity of trimming The model
of myrtle green panama shown above excellent type of
the latest The retains the high waist line long
and clngng and princess gown with skirt de-
void of trimming Revers and buttons of black tafeta
The hat with this of hair braid in myrtle green with
soft putting of green chiffon around the and novelty
of jet holding two black tips at the side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13

The delicious favor OF ''Saiada Tea Is largely
due 10 the care used in the cultv ton and prep
aration II Is packed in sealed lead :sackets.
which prevents its coming in contact with Al:
tlsles that would affect its favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13
WEEDS Woman to Leave His Money.

WICHITA. Kans.. April 13.-George
Harmon. aged seventy-six. and Mrs.
Grace Dawson. aged twenty-five. were
married here today. Mr. Harmon is a
wealthy widower. Mrs. Dawson's husband
has known her since babyhood. He de-
clared he is marrying her to legalize the
disposal of his wealth. as he wants her
to get ii without possible tansle or tech
nicality Intervening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-13

There are 49, kinds of flowers found In
the arctic regions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August 20 1913
BEEVEs-Rtcs.pts we're 1854 carr. $3.50 head,
neudng III cas- for slagghtersrs and eIPoT,es and
SGA sale. Good and prime steers we're tull
beeves SLOW and barely steady The yaids were well
cleared Common % prime steers sod ~ - - 90 80
AZ 81 20 So 90: extra West virginia COW a, IS SO
ie unchanged al iis sfIsi.c per H. dressed weight
refrigerator beef selling a I6s nlOi.c per 10. 30
shipments OF live cattle from this port 90 day T.
head OF cattle equally divided between sonwarzsehild
,or seSWarzscbiid & sulzbergsr 2ss cattle Tor j.
shsnIerF q sons aud eT6 quarters OF beef for the
swift Beet compsny se New YORK liS3 qp ao OF
iers Tor Armour Co: the Arabic. 70 Liverpool $50
PREVIOUS shipment a total for the week from this
port 500 beeves and 77l5 quarters Of beef all 10
sanders Virginia steers. laos u average; at
D. at Sc s. II do 1ae1 H. at 81 65 20 do loe' ID at
h. at 50 CO. 1888 Ii. at SO go 10 d. 1906 70 at
81 so % Ohio do 1902 10 At s. so: bull 1919 10 at
DO. e3s 10 al 81 IS: COW 7:o ~ at 50 40 do, rs
heifers Iii 10. at So Is -.
d. 200 r. 81 s. Rs1G siss's i5s at g
10 DO ITO ~ a. 10 40 Ss P sa ana 90 oxen ~ 5
n 81 KentaeIS Ils5 n at $, % 5.d bulls,
50 Is: DO $50 n AZ 81 20 DO 1880 H. at s. SO' DO
'd n at 81 5o DO $50 n 3s At 81 50 steer. ,oa. n
a. So S. Is DO lIss n At So 2? do 1881 ~ a, 50 ss
81 40: 1900 n, at So II DO 1ls4 n at IS 50
So So is do 1871 n at 50 So IS do 1s47 H. at Sc CO.
1905 10 SO CO. II do 1921 III. at 50 90 West VT
Frederick l. Kratz 22 West Virginia 1916 N. at
robin shannon: Virginia steers 1880 N. at SO Is;
CaLvES-Receipts were eeI head Including 1ae
head for butchers and i25 head for Prices
fully maintained all sorts and grades OF live
calves and the limited offerings al went 70 the scales
s. 49, and butteks at 81 50as4 10 Dressed
10al4zc N for city dressed
vea SQl3ao for country dressed and g9Sc for dressed
sass-s sanaers: veal $50 ~ at SO per 100 N; II
DO 3s ~ at So 62' DO 10 NJ az 50 So do 1Sa M
81 10 do. l5s n. 81 80.
Toon shannon: yeals 1874 n, At $40 $40. ,,o
sHEEP AND AMssRseeiet se' We're II cars
Including cars Tor slaughterers and ~ cars
sale. Sheep slow and more than steady: lambs
held over Compton to prime sheep sold at ssGs4 rs per
100 sa few At h5 Is g. S e s at S
slow al 7a9c ~ dressed lambs fun steady
saies-Kerns Commission Company: 2ss MARYLAND
Irnbs G5 No. at 81 Is per no 200 Virginia 65
ns a 1871 81 % a s: e e lar a. a ms s.
90 Pennsylyana do tesls) ~ 70 so Msryiand sheen
"a Ohio OBI vs a%Ss 50 81 p A. 81 = IN
az 81 50' Ohio sheep io9 10 at - 20; 90 40 r. az
Kentucky DO ITO ~ 81 30; state do tcus 100 N.
Sander lo7 Fennsylvane lambs, p r at 81 las
sJiyana .hesp 100 ~ at IS 500 rs do 50 ~ at 81 ~ =,
e. 90 IA DO Al n at IS 5O West Virginia sheep 12o
sbn S Commission Company: go Kentucky lambs,
No. 81 TO- dsi DO 60 ~ a. 81 co. ~ HsnSGsy 1hep
at F r I ~ s0I virginia lambs ~ NJ at 81 So $50
DO Ne Sa On g. Co a4s West lambs 81 No. at 81 90
for the Feeling aT@ 40 and Tsr g Se heavy hogs
sales date yesterday)s Judd CO.. 90 state hogs i2'
7 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. A-Ideal weather for the harvest
ing of the new crop of wheat in the Northwest
caused a severe slump in wheat prices the
Board of Trade to-day. but much OF the loss was
subsequently regained covering by shorts. At
the close prices were 40 TO II lower than yester-
days final figures Corn closed strong, oats steady
and provisions easy.
The movement OF new wheat in the Northwest is
gaining daily. and reports from the spring wheat
country again OF the most optimistic char
acter regards the prospective yield. Several of
the leading holders free sellers during the
first half OF the day. particularly of the September
delivery. but late in the session offerings became
much more meagre
Growing belief that the corn crop OF the South
west Is being seriously injured by drouth inspired
lively buying of corn which resulted in strong
ralIV following a slump early in the day. due TO
tha break in wheat. The market closed strong
with prices up sc to &C TO 1c 10 11sc.
oats were extremity weak early IN the day, but
became much steadier late In the session Prices
al the close were a shade lower to &c higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. 2o-Cosins: wHEAT-spot-No
red Western winter nominal Futures quiet: Septem-
6er IS SSd; December, Is sgd; March Is $50.
steady. Sd Futures quiet: September SIS AID:
October. IS SIS PEAs-Canadian steady. Is 1Oia d.
S5Pacihe coastl firm. 60 5s9f4 15s BEEE-Extra
india mess dull Sos PORk-Prtme Western,
firm. ass HAMs-Short cut. IA 16 ID. strong SIS.
BACON-Cumberland cut, rs To so ID. hrm 61s Sd:
short rto 10 "A ID. 65s: long clear niddes
light Is to "a h. strong SOS Sd long clear middss.
heavy 80 TO 40 H. strong 65s: short clear backs 10 TO
20 10 hpm 9ls; clear bellies IA 10 n strong sss
3D. lARD-Frtrne Western. in tierces strong 59s Sd.
American refined; in pals. strong. SOS Sd sHOUL-
DERS-square. IL to ID 10. firm. 53s CHEESE
canadian finest white steady. 5Ts: Canadian finest col
ored steady 57s Sd. TALLow-Australan in London
easy. dis "a; prime city steady. 27s Cd. TURPEN-
TINE-spirts steady 8ss I'd. LINSEED OH. steady.
26s PETROLEUM firm, rad ROSIN-Common hrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS s,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,orrFF-The colfee market easier to-day as a
g ~ scattered selling partly lower European mar
~, the continued heavy movement and the absence
srr surporT the positions relatively weak
- -srset closed steady in tone. net unchanged 20
rs lover sales reported OF l6 go bags tnclud-
- .r-fher exchanges OF September for March at 10
s There IS probably little interest outstanding
S.,,erher contracts, the evening up which NAV
-uss more markets next week but otherwise
--nsian Is indifferent. and the old tendency IS 70
-, from the early coverings for change
ne primary markets The present feature OF the
.ion Is the little that the big receipts
.-lsnF on the Brazilian prices. According yester-
ssT cables receipts the ports los 900 bags
,,n,f 70 900 last year and 600 in 1906 when tie
- spproximated 10000 600 bags. In the face this
.sv movement only Santos prices unchanged
- RIO advanced IS reis. The steady ruling OF Tie
,-nsry markets suggests that consuming Countries
avs been very large buyers Tor fall shipment from Bra
and present uncertainty Is whether the demand
~ shipments will not slacken before Brazil willing
vrthsravs offers OF the European markets Hsvrs
sx unchanged 70 !. frsne lower and Hamburg was
rr.sxuxee pfE lower. Rain again reported in
a districts Of SEQ Psulo. The market spot coffee
sx quiet the basis Of ~ G7i.c for Rio No :.
ne range al contract prices in the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
o,ure mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 2O-cATTLE. Receipts estimated 20co
S o. Refers So 50ass bulls s3gs4 S. calves sass 49,
- =, ~ feeders So 1898 Is. HOGSRceipts est
mated 1000 market i0pise lower; ehoies heavy
cb6ice light 81 sass; packing 81 4ogS o2 pigs - %
- 20 h,,IL ~ sales 81 55dSS. SHEEP-Rsceipts est
gs. 20 10 90 hem: market steady strong. sheep. SAG
sse lambs SO 25a$7 50: yearings $3.50 90 80 -,
90, taIloa 4E-Receipts. 1.002 head:
oust fair 10 good shippers s. 5ogs6 SO common y ~
Isa ~ Receipts 1875 head: strong; DC higher;
SS,s and Shippers IS 1egss 20 common 81 5o9si 20
sTfEEP-Reeeipts ~ head; stesoy S-SSf '" HA'Ao'
Active steady; s. oonSi o. - 49,. 400 -.
East Buffalo Aus z z9s hssa;
steers. 50 oo1SI NhAl<S-fte-
eeiEs 500 head active and 5oc higher x6aSlo 80 HOGS
81 n5ss 60: mixed IS 5oass co. Workers IS $50
SIS 5o pigs IS s58ss 40; roughs s1aSI 20 stags ssS
fAMRS~Receipts 1000 head; active sheep stss a.
e. s uethers s5as5 10; ewes 81 Soasi u.s. sheep mixed
saGS4 IS .,-rrr p...,-,. 4 400 h.,s
neIndng 1000 southsrns; market weak 20 l0e lower.
dressed beef steers 80 oO1sI 90 far
10 FOOD Ga 1880 Western sssrs ~ logsa 80 sso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York August 90 1909
BEANS AND PEAs-Reeeips !o,day IS bags beans
Demand for beans shows no ana PFiGsS
per BUSH. 81 e5 So do fair 10 good 81 81 9o
medium choice 81 So 90 zee h s5 s q e on ao H
good 81 lOa 81 30. do pea choice. 81 26a 81 80; DO
81 6 White kidne9 Choice s. 1862 So do fair
.9@mos 70 E92a, scafornia Choice Sc Is S. PEAs
toaay 527S gEss Tbs due sysIv
decrease IN general receipts ana psG n 70 some
sesaf se e Of strictly fancy good prices
for such hold strong General onernEs are g 1
sympathy with the advance in higher grades Process,
ARMY outside figure extreme. Packing stoc6 arm,
We adoss; CTea srsfs do seconds 25i4
26ze, do thirds - Csc state aairy tubs nnest 5s
q &c; process. specials. 25c; do extras "a 90
western factory nsts 2I 22c: do seconds. 2o@2le:
cHEEsE@Receipts TO-DAY. I1l6 boIes Trading
fairly active ana with supplies Of fur cream
tho advance established yesterday on all grades Skins
ness With prices tending higher Exporters entirely
teS out a. present asas sd for ored and SIS FOR
e Go e We Slo large or small fancy ana small white
fancy i4%e DO common 10 GOOD II - Is 20 shi fa
10 GOOD. 9GIoize common. Ga Sc, fun skims 3. Q Sc
High grade stock is scarce owing prevalence hot
weather defects IN mos OF me reeep , so TOT ordnsry
sraess freely offered and moving slowly a. very M
ssfs. Psnnsylsania nearby hennsry whites $9gsSc
do gathered whites Sbdohs DO henneIy hipEi4r'
gathered 24q2se. Western. country eandlsd
24lzW25lac; best, &c
40 nrsts eaGasc: 10 seconds 2O2c. Inferior Is9 1876
dirtes. candled 1922 uncanded. 16gl9c; checks
fai prime. 15lIsc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in liant receipt and nish
Pr. Pears plenty and easier Peaches enkntS
lower Plums frIner Grapes plenty ana weaker. BE-
generally poor Muskmelons In excessive
supply low. watermeons hrn for fancy large Pine
apples steady We quote: APPLES, Williams. hand-
picked per double Dbl 5oQs5; do Duchess. $50
sl DO Sour Bough s. 50Gs3 &c. Sweet Bough, s2SS
Astrachan 81 504S4 do Nyack Pippin, SSeS4 10
Gravsasten. 81 5egsS so 40 open head bels 81 -
Bartlett. standard Dbl ks4So 90 DO per
basket siqsl l5 % caRgs faverite per standard eo
81 Soass 20; 90 nearby common. s2gSS: DO Ie conte
Southern. sl4sS: do kierer. siqf2 5oi PEACHES up
river carrier, Slqx1 so. basket
tocasf: 10 Jersey. per basket 5oceSl do carrier
Delaware, basket 5oc4Sl; do Mary
ispd West virginia and Virginia. per carrier. 81 soa
$3.50. DO per 20lb basket J0d15c; do basket oOcf
81 IS. DO Georgia per carrier 81 .sqs2 PLJMSs up
rer quart sGi6e. GRAPHS. Delaware and Maryland
Niagara per carrier 6on75e; DO Moores Early. s3soc
Do Chsnpion, 5eGe0c. BLAcKBERRIES, per quert. 30
lac: RAsPBHRRfEs. red. per pint e9lfos EuCkIE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21

c0IT0N-The combined influence Of showers and
hrG temperatures IN sections % the Southwest 81
risnlg FOR over the week END. and talk cs lower
.rhsl offers for early shipment from the Atlantcs
Epsr.ea easier tone the cotton market TO-DAY
* pgices closed easy az decline Of 1894 points
Ne market opened steady al decline OF 7Ia points
al suld 70 10 points lower during the first Few
r,ates as result OF Disappointing cables and commits
az house liquidation After early offerings had been
lsotec the market rallied within 5 or points ~
as .iTttt finals but weakened again late in The da y
az Closed al The lowest Private reports showers IN
s1nls OF Texas, enc the Western belt forecast for
tst cloudy weather. with showers the Northwestern
~ o. that state probably helped the market
q out ocs authorities claimed that the showers would
= Title good, and might DO harm they followed by
renewal Of higher temperatures on the whole TIE
tis seemed 70 be Influenced by the liquidation
rrnf buyers. who have been discouraged By fail
~ q bull crop news 70 stimulate the demand and hv
rs-ig ~ for over the week end than by any change
N-uest regsrcng new crop prospects. Southern spot
t<tkeS o-cisly reported early were unchanged =
over The detailed Texas report for twenty-four
s9n ending this morning showed precbipifafion
t-ast91ence and very little Improvement the way
sr.oSEstUres. Superintendent Kings weekly move
nt1i asue follow: Port receipts IA 3a7 bales against
&s. assE S.7s5 last year Southern mill fakings.
estimated Moo bales against 5.ef0 year: loss q
recn a. Efr1or toWns this year. none AGAINST 5s5
ns Af var bruught into sight for the week. GO 3s4
H-e assinr bO.uog last wear Crop movement-Fort
rceT1 ssi54sl bales, against S.s6l. as last year.
W lsst week; Southern mill taAirgs 23l5 900 la
sssAsi .WecOo last year stock interior
set q september J. none this year. against % 537
s zt year. brought into sight thus far for season
t4ss bslss against il S5s, 02 bales last year. The
"a eop movement is respectively for So dzys this
k.s1 against 30 days last year.
- nge o. contract prices IN the local market to-day
va a follows