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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-28
STRANGE OCCURRENCES AT
BISHOPS GRAVE.
That miraculous demonstrations q

That miraculous demonstrations are
occurring d ally at the grave OF the late
Bishop Alfred A. Cdit's, has been test!-
fed 10 by Bishop John ]. M'n'ghsD,
of the Wilmington, Del, diocese, who
went TO the gsve in the yard of the
Vista alton Convent, 10 thai city, for the
special purpose Of investigating the mat
ter and, If possible, having demon
strstion before his own eyes This be
did. a1d the results have convinced him
of tae interesting power of the dead
bishop.
S me time ago two orphan girls,
who mske their home at the convent,
wanted to play vita the birds thSt fly
around the grounds. They could not
catch them and they fUalIy knelt at
the grave of Bishop Curtis and prayed
10 him that they be allowed to ba7e
the birds ss playthings, promising not
10 ioiofe them. Their prayers seemed
to be answered Immediately, for sew
eral birds descended aud Perched on
their hands. The girls iondled then
and showed them to the sisters in the
convent.
B shop Mopaztan wss told OF the 10.
cidenf. bat he could not bo persuaded
of the reality Of the occurrences, de-
spite the strength Of the evidences pre-
ssuted. While possessing the greatest
venera.ion for Bishop Curtis, be was
slow to believe tha! there was anything
wonderful or supernatural in the In
Auencs which the two little orphan
neopbytes at the convent had demon
s,raed that they possessed over the
birds 10 the convent yard snd which
they attributed to the intercessiOn OF
Bishop Curtis in susRsr to prayers they
addressed to him. B shop Monsghsc
supposed this iUaueucs was confined TO
The youngest bids, just wesned from
theil nests, which bal grown familiar
With the children.
He resolved to mske q les! case for
his own benefit, aud going to the con-
vent q few days ego he called the child
rem 10 him aud told them he thought tie
st)riss were nonsense. He protested 10
the children that they could not catch
the bitda, and told them to get him SINE.
T1ey claimed all the prety birds had
gore siuce the suow came, and there "a
.n.u.rg ieit aat spsr-ows. Bi'hop M)a-
ag5an tY.d them to get him one or two
sparrows Toey sad Bishop Curtis
would co anything hey asked of him
AID vent out into tie yard,
Ia FIVE minutes they returned, each
holding in her hand an old spa row which
ue.tled close and showed no fear.
Bishop Monaghan then believed, and
is now a strong advocate of the interest
power of B shcp Curtis b shop NJ ma.
ghsu declared the birds he children
caught were wild birds, and we're in no
sense tame to anyone but the children.
He authorized the stlt.mtnt yeitsrdsy,
and said it was correct in eVerJ partieu.
lar. He sas the Children bring in the
birds, which had descended from the nir
into ihsir baods, and the chldrau cried,
"Sae what Bishop Curtis will do for us"
Further than telling the iacs of the
Gaze Bishop Monaghan woald not discuss
the incident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-28
Sale of Travelling
Bags a Third to
Nearly q Half Off

These mrs strictly high-grade goods, ne"
aud frssh, ju.t rom the cases, sno are
offered 1T third 10 nearly nan Iess
than the regular prices. -
Tbefe are szss and styles for 0otn
men and women. All the popular leath-
ers. including real seal and real "aifus
Tooth beirg a, this time very fashion,
able are represented.
We also otter lot Of Slit Gases Men s
aid Women's) iu one-of.s-kind styles
at altractively low prices. All high
grade, perfect goods, in the mos! desi'
rsble siz.s.
We quote the following lots as rapre-
sentative Of the entire purchase, ana IS
being exceptional valuss;
Lot ot1.-Black Real Walrus BIgs, the
popular l4.iuch siz'; made With set in
lock aud lined throughout with la her'
$4.95 each. Regular price, S7.OO'
Lot Black Rta' Walrps B'gs,
lined with leather throughout, and holsh-
ed with the popul n set-iu lock. These
are q large size and especially suitable
for mAn. a.,
$3.50 each. Regular price, $50.
8-Blsck Real S,al Bsgs, IA, Is
and IS inch siz 8, finished with set'in
lock and lined throughout WITH l'ather'
IA inch, IS % each. Value, $lO.
Is inch, Sc 95 each. Value, sl2'
1S.tnch, $7.95 escb. Value, SlS'
Several other lot, equally interesting
are included aud are displayed 10 Travel
iDg G. )ods Department,
Bisement-Equitable building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-28
stomachTrouble Cured.

If you have any trouble with your
stomach yon should take Cbsmberlsin's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr.. J. P.
Klote, Of Edira, Mo-, says: 81 hsve
used q grea many different medicines
for stomach trouble, bat find Chamber
aims Stomach a1d Liver Tablets more
benefcisl than any ether remedy | evel
used" Fr sale by w. F. Creighton q
o., and Richard G bson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-28
SWAN BROS
o-e--o
january
Clearance
Sale Of
Winter
Merchandise

eO----O
Our a nuSl January Clearance Sale
OF Winter Merchandise nov Ia fu'l
Ir1crssp. 1t Is the time of year for
inventory aud making room for the
S2fiug Merchandise, which Is already
crowdiDg NJ. So in o der to clear out
wicter goods quickly, we have reduced
the following to quics'sel!irg prices:
Ladies tailor-made suits
Ladies' taiIor-made coats
Misses'and children'S coats
Ladi s. flanneIette wrap
parS
Ladies long outing kimo-
nos
Fine silk-cOvered comforts
Fine white and red wool
blankets
Ladies' fine wool coat
sweaters
Ladies' winter union suits
Ladies' wool golf vests
All furs reduced to nearly
half
Ladies' white wOOlen un-
derwear
Fancy dress goods
Ladies outing gowns
o-O-O
And the following M-p's Furnishings
at grea'ly reduced prices:
Manhattan colOred shirts
Mems winter underwear
Mems suspenders
Sweet Orr & Co.'S COr3u-
roy pants
Mems fancy waistcOatS
Mems heavy balbriggan
hose
Mems fancy handkerchiefs
Mems four-in-hand ties
Mems outing paj j'mas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-28
suffere $ who say they have tried every

Sufferc Who say theY have tneu every
thi vi hfut bsnt ft nre the people we ar
'olkins ora We want them to know { on
dad evpe;icnce thae Eiy's Cream Bal
Wi co qaer Coli in the Head, Bay Fee er,
And ob.t.nste forms Of Nssl Catarih. This
rene As acts recily on the inhamed, sens
tive membranes, CleansiVs, soo'hng ana
hesliug. 0Ie trial will ecny nee you OF US
bsolioe mower. Price SOC. All drusgis s.
or maiIed by Ely Brcs., SO Warren street
New York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-28
Tomorrow, Friday, is
Remnant Day.

We havs very car,fuly cleaned out
our stocks in all the va'i us lines a7d
ss,em led the remnants fo' quick selliog
t)m0rr ".
s Sm- are soil7d or mossei or other
wiss i~pe,iee,. Some ar jlst odds sor
ends, sboft lengths or broken s.z s, or
Incomplete lines, aud are IS good as they
ever wers. Some are reduced half; some
net so much; some more Every depart
men. 10 the house will be represented.
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
,,ntt,a finne resAardar unra slight as nsua
STOCK MARKET

Associated OIL continued the feature of local
securities yesterday and the stock was some
what higher again. rising TO $3S under large
number Of sales, generally small. Alaska pack
ers was weak, declining from $e6 TO $50. 81 u,
closing at $65. so bid. The Peoples water bonds
and the telephone stocks were hardly touched,
and sales Of bonds were Insignificant. Califor-
mia insurance was ex dividend of SOC.
Among the unlisted securities the following
quotations were the close: Peoples water, COM
mon, 81 50@4. .s75a; preferred, S6S@65; People s
gas and electric 5 per cent bonds $95 G95.2
common, $44@44.5o; preferred, Slo4. "a q
1O5.5Q.
Both groups of mining stocks-comstocks and
southern Nevadas-were dull and without feat
ure. There. was evidence Of the recent furry
in the Comstocks and prices ranged about the
same as on Friday.
Sauer Dough oil stock was ex dividend of &c
yesterday.
The Mechanics savings bank has declared q
semiannual dividend at the rate of per cent
per annum all deposits payable July i.
The Bank OF San Francisco has declared a
semiannual dividend at the rate of per cent
per sll savings deposits, payable
July /.
The Puget Sound electric railway has declared
semisnnual dividend of SO per share the
preferred stock payable July /.
The output of ore from the Ophir mine for
the last week was as follows: 2,100 level, B
cars, assayfng $20.18 per ton; 2.2o0 level, "a
cars, assaying $3.50 per ton; from above the
1900 level. 3S6 cars, assaying $43.5S per ton.
News has been received of the death in New
York Friday from the effects of the intense
In local securities and mining stocks Of this city
who was on the way to Europe. In recent years
be was head of the firm OF Rehfsch, Hoch-
stadter Co.
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Peoples Water Bonds Quieter
Continued Rise i'm Associated Oil

York not reporting TO the clearing house shows
that these institutions have aggregate deposits
of 81 BAL 048, 800; total cash hand, $15l 367.-
GOO and loans amounting to 81, 1852, 29S, 300
The Financier will say: THE statement of
the associated banks of the city of New York
for the week ending June &c shows that the
continued movement of funds TO the center is
in full progress, the banks having gained since
the previous Saturday SS. .693. 900 in cash. most
of which was remtted to this city from in
terror points, probably in anticipation of July
dividend requirements which fall due next
Thursday. The liquidation in bank loans also
continues, the decrease for the last week having
been $l2 06y, 500. There was reduction of
"a $40, 700 in deposits, which lessons reserve re-
quirements by $1,000 600. and this. added
TO the gain In cash. increased the reserve
all deposits SO, ZIG, ,025. The present surplus
reserve stands at $3s, 207 $50 the highest figure
recorded since last September. Exports of gold
for the week amounted to about $4,000, 900,
and there seems TO be nothing in sight which
indicates q material reduction in the present
flood of idle money at this center. The sum-
mary of state banks and trust companies in
greater New York, not reporting 10 the clearing
house showed for the week gain of S5. 663,5,
in loans. increase of $4, ,401. 500 in deposits
and a gain of only a little over 100000 in
cash. The present cash holdings of the New
York associated banks and the outside banks
and trust companies are approximately $542,-
Ooe o0c
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grain.

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-There was no particular change any
where Yesterday. The worlds shipments for
the week as follows, in quarters: Rus
sian, 10000; Danubian. IA, 600; Argentine $780,
900; Indian, 271, 600; Australian. 20, 900.
A wire from Pekin, H., said: The export
talk Is now that exporters flooding the
country with bids of pa cents over September
for hard wheat
CASH WHEAT
Canfornia club, $2.10@2 10; do milling, 81 &C;
$50; on grades OF California wheat, S202 10;
northern club, $2.1o@2.15; northern bluestem
S22I13 42.32E Russian red $2.1062. Is; turkey
red, $2l09220 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m Session
No quota tions
Barley-Both cash and future quotations stood
practically the same yesterday, with quiet
market. Receipts continued free.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed, spot. $1.40011 4215; com
mon to fair, Sl.37h @L3S% per ctl brewing
and shipping, nominal; chevalier, $1.7D@l72h
FUTURES
10 a. M Session
December 81. .4lA
Oats-Quotatio remain unchanged with n
quiet and featureless market
New reds S1.55@1.771a and old whites 81 80
@2.15 per etI.
Corn-Arrivals of 1375 ctls western yesfer-
day. Prices stood the same.
California small round yellow 81 so to
arrive and $1.SIla spot; large yellow. $1.S7I6n
l9O; western states yellow. sacked 81 so.
white, $l.90; IN bulk. San Francisco track vel
low SILT; white, $1.79; mixed. $I.T5; Egyp-
t1an' Sl,9o per ctl for white.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Wheat was strong with
the exception Of few minutes at the start
wnen prices declined AM%c. owing to
selling based on a break OF %@15d in the
market at Liverpool. The Liverpool decline
was was a surprise in view of the advance of more
than &c here yesterday
Although the bulge of yesterday had tenn
pofaflly checked export business the large vol
ume OF wheat taken by the foreigners the last
rev days and southwest rains acted as a factor
To-Day. Inc thunderstorms which have pre-
valied Tor the last three days may continue
thronghout the winter wheat belt The de-
TERED months were stronger than the July de-
livery ana advanced &c from the low point Of
tne session while 1c represented the maximum
"a gam n on july, which sold between 81 I5H and
at 81. s' Win july
ne initial break in wheat caused uneasness
"a lhe corn market at the start, but a Arm
tone soon developed. The market closed Arm
WIN prices he to sc above yesterday.
oats We're in active demand by shorts ana
the market was firm following slight yvcsbn.ls
ut the opening At the close prices were u 9
TO &c higher than Yesterday
Provisions were inclined to vgeakness So,,.,,.-
nf lard was the feature. : the bnik Of the sai1S
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Potatoes, Onions and yer.tabI..

There was a good Saturday demand for mis-
eelIaneous vegetables, but with SUPPLIES OF
nearly everything on the list more fhsn suf-
nclent Tor requirements prices were inclined
TO easiness as a rule. Green corn was an ex-
ception. there being urgent demand for that
article, which readily absorbed the moderate
receipts at sharply advanced prices Asparagus
remained firm on a good demand among Gamers,
and rhubarb was suddenly. scarce and higher
while everything else was in free supply and
weak. Large packages Of summer squash and
cueumbers were more plentiful ard lower while
small boxes of both were very hard TO move.
Peas were plentiful again and lost the advance
of the preceding day. and string beans were
easier. few lug boxes OF tomatoes came in
from the river and sold at 81 a box. Small
packages of Winters, Merced and southern Cali
fornia were offered freely at low rates. New
stocked and prices pointing downward. There
nothing new in onions.
Potatoes (per ctl)-River Burbanks, S1.5OG
1.e5; Oregon Burbanks. $f.5o@1,75; new pota-
toes, S1@1.5O.
low, 756S0e per ctl.
egetables-Asparagus, $1.50Q2 per box: rhu-
barb $1.25G1.50 per box; tomatoes, 15Q9Oc per
crate and 40966c per box; green peas. Sld1.50
per sack; string and wax beans 3q4c per ID;
summer squash, 35650c per box; do large boxes,
75c@$1; garlic. 4Q5c per ID for new; cabbage,
81 per ctl; cucumbers, 3595Oc per box; do large
boxes, 81 al. rs; caulifower, 50665c per dozen;
carrots, S1.75 per SACK turnips, 81. .2541-5O per
sack; eggplant, 607c per ID; green peppers
IO9 per ID; green corn. $4.5OQ4-I0 per
sack for Alameda and $3.50 for Winters; do
Brentwood, 40G45c per dozen.
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los Angeles Markets

los ANGELES. June "a strong demand
e. o-.gs renf the prices up today. extra Sc
ia+,57 s.tri,l NJ SO. a Dozen ranch caudled -,
and case counts 25c. Eastern fresh DOE
S5c Rll++pr remained firm at 81 &c Tor cre5N =.
evtr,s and 55c for creamery hrsts- Altnolsn
receipts 81 cheese were heavy the market re-
mained Arm r. osa
cases. butter 25 5S4 pounds, cheese. l3.2ZO
pounds: potatoes. 69l sacks onions, nome heans-
none: sweet potatoes, none.
Eggs-Extra selects, Soc; local rancn candie[
SSr. case count 25e. eastern fresh. 26c.
Butter-Creamery extra. o &c, creamery uIse'
55e. cooking butter. 23Ac-
Cheese Northern fresh. 16c; anchor. large
13e: anchor Y A.. 19c. hand cheese. anchor
brand 2Oc: eastern singles. lsc; eastern twins
f7fss.. eastern cheddars. lie. eastern iongnorn'
1SiLc. eastern daisy 1Siac. Swiss imported,
- fSs0c. Swiss domestic zoe, brick cream.
eOr. iiuiburger 2Oc: Tulare. l4c; imp koque-
fort 42c: Edam. 36-S7 size case OF II. Ss-9u4
q. German breakfast Sl.1O box. Neufchatal,
Sl 20 box: Sierra. 81 10 box; Canada crean.
dozen TO box 95c. SchloSskase. 81 box: Canaan
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WeekIy CIearlng House statement

NEW YORK. Jnne 26.-The statement of the
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold $32 946. $50 more than fhe re.
quirements of the 20 per cent reserve rule
This is an increase OF $l3. .G67, $50 in the pro-
week. The statement:
Loans 1889 .062, 100, decrease $32. 400. 500:
deposits $l,466. .le7. 500. decrease $26 S4S, 300:
circulation $40 1853. 200, decrease S25. 400:
legal tenders $79, 2S9, 100, increase $49s. 600:
specie $50; zoe. 300. increase Sc, ,467. 500; re-
serve 1886 .000 increase So 965 S00,s reserve
required $3.50. .049, ,450 decrease S6 5I9 050: sur.
plus SS2,946.5 800; increase S13,5T7. $50; ex Z. S.
deposits $33, ,557 20. increase $I3. .656, ,425
The percentage of actual reserve of the clear.
ing house banks 27.75. The statement
OF banks and trust companies Of greater New
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STOCK MARKET IS
IN THE DOLDRUMS

NEW YORK, June 26.-The stock mar
ket today showed symptoms of lapsing into
summer dullness. Besides the discourag-
ing heat, dullnoss in speculation through
the critical period Of harvesting is Gus
tomary. The extreme ease of tho money
market in spite OF the approach Of July
settlements might provo an incentive to
keep up speculation in some circumstances.
The heavy receipts Of currency from the
interior arc providing resources TO insure
the meeting of all requirements on July /.
Borrowing abroad also is scarce. There is
no dread apparent that the July payments,
estimated at over $500 ooo, 900, will not be
met with eoxe. The time money market is
called soft and reAeots the expectation
that the period Of ease will continue. To-
days strong bank statement reinforced this
expectation.
This extreme ease of the money market
removes any bar TO the outgo of gold and
the export of that metal is expected to
continue this week.
A disturbing effect was caused in today's
market by the further relapse Of Union Pa
cifo preferred, which sold es low as l0ols,
compared with ITO Thursday. Confidence
in the ground for the rise was under
mined and the reactiOnary effect was gen.
orally felt.
Reports confioted as to the outcome Of
the intended introduction Of United States
steel to the Paris bourse. Published init
nations that French bankers were secured
against lossos in the event of its failure
made depressing influence for the shares.
Western Maryland dropped as low as IL,
compared with is carly in May.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, 81, ss2, 600.
United States Is and IS coupon have de.
clined u, the IS registered "a and the As
coupons q per cent on call during the
week
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SPECIALLY REPORTED
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers unchanged.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Mining stocks dull and featursless.
Local bank clearings gain 20.5 per cent
over 1908.
Exchange unchanged, silver a fraction
lower
Wheat and other grains quiet.
Hay and beans as before quoted
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged.
Hams, bacon and lard firm.
Dried fruit and raisins quiet. Honey slow.
Eggs slightly lower. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
New POTATOES in ovcersupply and weak.
Fresh fruit market active.
Poultry market very dull.
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New YORK Grain Market

NEW YORK, June 26.-FIour- Receipts. 15.-
750 barrels; exports, 1873 barrels; market dull
but firm. Winter straights, $6.50@6.6 .65; Mime
sofa bakers. S5.35G5.65; winter extras, $4.S59
5.70; winter patents, $6.7547; winter low
grades, 81; 80; Kansas ss straights S0.s5g6.
No. 2 red, old. nominal at $1.47 elevator; new.
$1.37h and August f. o. b. ahoat; No. L north
No. hard winter, nominal at $1.35A +. o. b.
afioat.
After q steady and easier opening, due TO poor
cables. wheat developed further strength this
morning and at one time ~ net higher.
Realizing near the close caused a setback and
final prices were II a ssc net higher. July 81 1-24s4
Q1.25es, closed at $1.241 September, S1.1715
Oils, closed at $1.Is%; December, s116ss a
!. 1.16B, closed at S1.16ss; May, S1.ls4 @1.1Sas
closed at $1.1SA.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 26.-Flax, $1.73A
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 2T.-Cash quotations were
follows: Flour. strong; winter patents,
Sc 40@6.75; straights, So 1o@6.35; spring
patents, s6a6.30; straights, $4.s0@6.1O; bakers
So. 4o@o; 90; No. rye. Soc; feed or mixing
barley IS 1ac; fair TO choice mailing, zoe; flax
seed No i southwestern s1541s; No l north
western, s1.641A; timothy seed, $3.s0G390;
clover. s104o; mess pork. per bbl. 0.1OG
sides Qoose) S11.O71a @1L1215; short clear
sides (boxed), S1l.50@11.75
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and -four were equal
to is, 900 bushels Primary receipts were 21s, 900
bushels, compared with 191 900 bushels the
responding day a year ago. Estimated receipts
for Monday: Corn, 1sS cars; oats, 95 cars; hogs.
80, 900 head.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27
Butter. Cheese and Eco.

The demand for eggs was less urgent than
on the preceding day. and as nearly all re-
ceivers were carrying larger supplies than they
could readily dispose of in regular trade chan
nels the market developed an easier tone and
extras lost the l4c gained Friday The under
grades stood as before quoted, but prices were
barrel steady and there were large lots unsold
at the close There was a marked falling off
in the receipts of butter but supplies were more
than sufncient for requirements. and large re-
ceivers were obliged to continue storing surplus
stocks of the extra grade. No. packing stock
was added to the list. Cheese was quiet and
unchanged ~
On the exchange GOO pounds of No. hacking
butter and 20 cases OF extra eggs were sold at
the quotations.
Receipts We're 2o5oo pounds butter, 900
pounds cheese and 1,610 cases eggs
The following are official auotai4uus established
by the sales bids and offers on the floor Of the
dairy excha 1Se- Prices In the street while gov
erned by the exchange quotations, generally
range from &c TO PC higher, owing to the vari.
Gus charges TO be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras 25Ihc Der H.
steady; do hrsts. 25c. steady: do secon,is a1c
steady; No. l packing stock a3c steady
Cheese--California fancy mats I3t4c Der lb.
firm do frsts. 2lac. Arm: do seconds l2c
firm: fancy Young Americas. Ice steady: do
frsts, l4iac. STEADY; fancy Oregon Young Amer
icas. 519c weak; do flats, I5e. firm.
Eggs tper dazen eases inclrisdl--C al frr.s.a
fresh extras. 251ac. steady; do frsts. 24isc.
steady; do seconds. 21lae, steady do thirds
21c. steady.
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NEW YORK. June 26.-Imports of merchan
disc and dry goods at the port of New York
for the week ending June % valued at
SIC, ,555. 1898.
Imports of specie for the port of New York
for the wek ending today were: Silver $1Os-
362; goid,~ $100. .96l.
Exports of specie from the port of New York
FOR the week ending today were: Silver S7S5-
335; gold, s., ,020. 500
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and ]
Previous prices rule. with quiet mark
fruits and rsIsins and duh market for
Fruits, old crop-Evaporated apples. 51a
apricots. 9kf101Rc; fancy moOrpark.
Izc; peaches, 4c for standards, Az "a
choice AMI sac for fancy; pears, 41a
pitted plums, 614@Sc; nectarines, 3
figS 21n lI4c. nruneS size basis ~
Poultry and Game

Poultry closed the week with the market
very dull and what few buyers around
were either looking for bargains in small young
stock and ordinary hens, inquiring for extra
large chickens There were hardly enough of
the latter in the market for quotation. which
accounts for the apparently urgent demand for
them. car Of western chickens falls due To-
morrow.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. 4d4-5O for small,
SSM6 for large and $76S for extras; young
ROSTERS, $Sql0 old ROSTERS, $4@5; fryers. $3.50
$3.50; brolers, S.. 50@4. so Tor large S2.5U
GaS for SMALL ducks. S60D7; pigeons. 81. 80,
squads. $292.25; goslings, S2925O per pair.
Game-NOminal.