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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
DIED

STROHM.-On the morning of June
81. at 10 o'clock, at his late resi-
dence, 40 Green street, MATTHEW
STROHM, aged &C years, beloved
husband of Louise Strohm.
Funeral tomorrow, Thursday after
noon at o'clock from the late resi-
dence, 10 Green street.
MUHLMEISTER. On the morning
of June 81, at O'Clock, at his res
idence, "A West street CHARLES
MUHLMEISTER, aged 65 years, be-
loved husband of Louisa Muhl-
meister.
Funeral tomorrow, Thursday morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, from St. Mary
Church with Requiem High Mass.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
Chronicle OF Those Who Come And Go
From Day To Day-By Our Man
About Town.

Mr. VIM. f. Owens, member of
the Legislature from this county, was
in Annapolis today
Mrs. William T. Iglehart and
daughter, Miss Annie Waddell, will
leave the last of this week to spend
the summer at Berkeley, w. Va.
Prof j. p. des .Garennes, of the
Department of Modern Languages at
the Naval Academy. and Nine. des
Garennes are visiting their son and
their grandchildren at Brookland near
Washington, and will later visit an
other son and their grandchildren in
New York.
Prof. CASTOR Costet, instructor in
the Department of Languages at the
Naval Academy, Nine. Costet and their
daughter, Andre ,and maid, have
closed their house on Duke of Glou-
cester street and will spend the sum
mer in Canada.
Lieut.. E. b. Iglehart. U. S. A.,
(retired), and Mrs. lglehart, will leave
on Friday for Stanford, Conn, where
Lieutenant Iglehart wi be a patient
at private sanitarium.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
In MemOriam

NASON.-In sad but loving re-
membrance of our dear mother,
MARY r. MASON, who died one
week ago today.
Our home is sad and lonely
Every spot so desolate and drear,
As We listen for the voice of mother
That we ne'er again shall hear.
Mother, dear, how we miss you
Miss you more than hearts can tell,
Every hour and day that passes
Brings US nearer with you to dwell
Friends may think We'll soon forget
her
And our wounded hearts be healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That's within our hearts concealed.
All her pains and griefs are over.
Every restless tossing passed
She is no Y at peace forever,
Safely home in Heaven at last
; BY HER SONS AND DAUGHTER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
Accident To Camner

Miss Esther White, a teacher in
in the Annapolis public school, who
is one of a party of ten campers
on Sheckells' Farm, at South River,
met with a painful accident this
morning. The flame from an alcohol
lamp caught to the sleeve of Miss
Whites waist and burned her right
arm painfully. She was brought to
town for medical treatment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
Spoken OF For Principal

1t has been rumored, unofficialy, that
Miss Josephine Riordan will probably
receive the appointment of principal
of the Grammar School Department
of the city public schools.
Miss Riordan has the experience of
many years, and year ago was sent
abroad by the school authorities to
study public school methods in Eu-
rope.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
Met A Snake

A party of automobilists in the
Third district recently came across a
black snake fivefeet long IN the public
road. AS it was a harmless snake, it
was allowed slowly to draw its slow
and kissing length all the way over
the highway and disappear in the brush
on the other side.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
YOUR CHILDREN
MOTTO

All persons having money on deposit
IN The ANNAPOLIS SAVINGS INsTITU-
TON are requested to bring their pass
books to the Office, to have dividends
entered thereon.
EUGENE WORTHINGToE,
mZo-tf- Cashier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
THE A. A. C'S WIN
Arundel Athletic Club Took Scalp OF
GardenviIIe 2 To 0

The baseball team of Arundel Ath
letic Club did itself proud Saturday.
winning from the strong nine of
Gardenville Athletic Club, of Balti-
more, by to O.
Though the visitors were credited
with five errors, the game was well
contested. 1t was a pitchers battle,
and Sweet, of the Arundels had a
little the better of Stein, and served
them up for the visitors. He allowed
but two hits, both of which were made
by Stub Brown. The Arundels got
their pair of TALES in the seventh
session by timely hitting. The teams
batted as follows:
Arundels-Clark, 3b; Herold, Id.
Smith, c; Basil, 2b; Hoff, If; Stevens,
CT; Dadds, IS; Miller, IF; Sweet, p.
STANDARDIZATION, 3b; McCar-
dell, rf; Pat Mahr, 2b; Chi Salvage,
If; Stub Brown, SIS; Miller, SIS
Basick, CT; Senior, c; Stein, p.
Score:
Arundels @ @ 0 OF 2 0 0
Gardenville 0 0 0 0 0 0
Umpires Messrs. Stone and Con-
way, of Annapolis.
The fast team of the Arundel Ath-
letic Club will finish series of three
games tomorrow evening, when they
will meet the United States Marine
Corps team on the Arundels oval, at
Murray Hill. The Arundels have won
two out of the three games, both by
fairly good scores, and good game
may be expected. The game will be
called at 5 80 sharp.
The Arundels have played steady
and sure game, and they hope to finish
the season with a number of valuable
scalps to their bet of victory. There
is no admission to the grounds, and
everybody is welcome.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22

ST0ur YELLOW is on outside
of the Wagons, Our Ice is CLEAR.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22

20 There were some that saip
there was not business here for a
new Ice plant. There are a number
that now say (by their patronage
that there is business here for a
good, clean hygienic article.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
49, FOR RENT sfNp
Pasture For Horses.

DIR. THOS. VIM. SPRANKLIN has
opened, June goth, large acreage of
pasture (Timothy, Alfalfa, Red and
White Clover, 80 inches high at this
Bay Side Stock Farm. Terms moder-
ate. Write or phone, Baltimore phone
Wolf 4447, Farm phone 907-2. j22-m.
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Wants, Lost, Found, For Sale, &c

Advertisements under this head not exceed
ng illness times 25cts-; / week ooe's ONts
for each additional line
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22
MOTHERS

Currants are the purest of pure
foods, and when baked in bread are
particularly wholesome and easy Of
digestion, as well as most palatable.
Food experts who have inyesti-
gated children's diet have given IN
qualified approval of wholesome,
simple, economical Currant Bread.
YOUR CHILDREN
ought to have Currant Bread If
you have been looking for something
that the children will like as well as
cake, try Currant Bread. 22-2t.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22

cz mn TO LOAN ON FIRST MoRTG AGE II
p1SUUO City Property. Apply 70 A. -
BRADY. Arundel Building. WestSt aS-tr
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w a NTED

WANTED TO BUY ELECTRIC FANS
w Address N. b. h." HoX 59l, Annapolis
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WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
W HouseworF. apply 10 Mrs Hall 3.
Madison ST at'JD
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22

WANTED TO BUY ST, OND HAND
w Wo 4 Cooking stove lsmaiN ia good con
dltion Write ~. /. 4 =" Box So. Anna polls,
Md 1881
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COR RENT FIVE UNFURN1SHED ROOMS
on first and second floors. Apply No, II
College Ave. WJlb.
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on Rem T.

EoR RENT EIGHT ROOM HOUSE No. y
An conVeniences. Apply 81 College Ave. wi2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22

COR RENT ON THE SEVERN RIVER,
New siX-room Bungalow, completely fur
nished for house keeping Good harbOr. Mrs.
A. l.. Fowler, Phone $685. Jis 1t
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COR RENT-STORE ROOM ON CONDUIT
ST. near Main St. with all commences.
Apply at Maryland Restaurant. ia II
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COR RENT-oN TIRE SEVERN RIVER,
New siX-r0om BungaluW.l completely
furnished for mouse keeping. Good harbor.
Mrs A. l.. Fowler, Phone 9O6.3 3tJl5.
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EOR sALE-0 FOOT CANOE SUITABLE
for power boat Address Mrs. A. l.. Fowler,
Phone 1868 jlSd
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TOR RENT 49, FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON
Second st. Apply to Mrs Edgar Basil,
Murray II ill., WIS
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WANTED CAPITALS OF JUNE 10, Whl
w be paid for il left az this Office clean and
in good condition. lioi. T.
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DEAL ESTATE WANTED = PklN ATE
X party wants TO buy for cash piece OF pro
location aud price 10 2020 l.. Faye Street,
Baltimore, Md. nSFlm
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-22

Tor PENTHOUSE OF g ROOMS WITH
! all modern convenience, No. 81. corner
East aud Martin streets. apply 30 A. Fast
Street. l. T. mSl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
HOOKING VALLEY REPORT.

The report Of the Hooking Valley Rail
way for the year ended June SO, 1910, shows
gross earnings OF S.,56S $50, an increase Of
s. 69o Sit, and net earnings Of Sz,Sl5,04S, an
increase Of SS6-7I9 Operating expenses in
creased SIS le5. After all additions and de-
duCTiOns there was q balance for dividends
OF S2.529. 764 and surplus after dividends OF
s 500, $50. The company received IN the year
VIVA G. Michigan Railway and Of the Md
die States Construction Company SO, ,S74.
The coal and coke tonnage was 1-s34-54I. an
increase OF 4. : per cent Other freight ton
mage was 2.256.o29. an increase OF S1-5 per
cent The -otal tonnage was l. 81. 40. an in
crease OF Gs-S per cent. Freight train mileage
Vas 2.l65. e'9 an increase II rs per cent
Freight revenue was s., 80 rs q, an increase
81 N.5sS, SSS S. or S5-l per cent The reTe-
me ton miles we're 1,4lE,195. I5S, az increase
ass mills e decrease Of 5-5 Per cent. ReEe-
nue. a freight train mile was 8 q. an
Increase Of - Der cent. The revenue ton
mage a train mile was 6-9, an increase
Of g. tons. Or 104 PER cent The average
tonnage a loaded car was So. Al increase
of So per cent. The number Of tons II
revenue freight carried one mile q mile
~ road was zlAS4e. an increase OF 81 De-
cent. There were -.5s-.4b9 passengers car
red. q decrease Of 90 per cent. The num-
.14.505 a decrease o. p Der cent Passen-
Ger revenue was SS69,10 - an increase Of
= per cent Total passenger train revenue
was E-e-s.Ai2 u, an increase Of S5i,SzS s., or
O. per cent Revenue passenger q
nile was 10 cents, an increase Of 3 per
cent The number Of passengers carried
one mite q nile Of road was 80 ST.
decrease Of IS per cent. Passenger train
mileage was S---2S7, a decrease Of IA per
cent Passenger revenue q train mile
Guiding mail and express, II .ras s. =. an
increase Of - per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
r0pEIGN MARKETS.

Tfvaruool Sept. 90. 49, Closing - WHEAT
eTor 6uiI. 10 ? red Western winter. no stock;
futures firm. October. IS 3Ad; December. IS
a-LS. March. Is 3;zd CORN-Spot easy
American mixed IS ii5d. futures quiet Jan
r-srv As co. February. - &c, PEAS-Ca-
n1diau steady. Is FLOCR-Winter patents
d1i1 9es HOPS-Tn London tPaciic COAST
T~-1 fsaE5 BEEF-ExtTa India mess firIn,
less n PoRK-Prinle mess. Western, firm,
II0s HANS-Ehort cut. IA 70 10 h. dull, 66s.
RSCOT-Cumbe-lan cut, 20 10 80 10, hrIn.
-Es- snort RIB. Is 70 - ID. quiet. SOS; clear
re-Iies. II 70 Is 10. quiet. las Sd: long cleur
-1t5siIs Iight 2s 10 "a n. firm. 76s; long
rieeT r1faaies heavy. 35 TO 30 ID. HrTn. us
short clear backs. le TO 20 ID, firm. 6as.
sE.9--Ife~F SQUARE Il to Is Ib. quiet. COS sc.
APT-F5rime western, IN tierces. quiet s3s
Eyne-iran refined IN pals. dull 63s. CHEESE
-1snaeIan nnest white, new, steady 54s
Csrs5Ian- fnesf coiored. new, steady. 54s Sd.
T4LTOW-Prlule city, no stock TURPEN
mon hrra. l5s sc PETRoLEU M-Rehned
steady "a LTESEED OIL = Strong. as
1-1TTc,--STFT) OTI-HuI refined. spot. quiet.
sGs Sd TALLOW--Australian IN London arm.
3ss 1tac. - e-,-r,.r, ,,.-,s
uRai. us 30 nuseovado. los 3D. BEET
GAR-Septernber. Jos CALCUTTA LIN
SEED - epteTnber-October. ass. LINSEED
or Aes SPERM OIL. f32. PETRoLEUM NJ
American refined. 8 15-l8c spirits, "a TUR-
F,F.eTTI H.F-Spirits 53s 7i=d. ROsIN-Amer-
lean strained 15s I'd. fine. los l05ad
Antwerp, Sept. 30-PETROL@EUA' - francs
30 centimes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept sO.-CATTLE-Recetpts 2.5Go;
weak. beeves. 81 60GSS: Texas srers. 81 100
feeders. Sc 5oa$5 so; cows aHd hefsers. s. 600
So 30 calves 81 5OGSfO HOGS-Recefpts.
II. 900. market. 5915c higher than Yesterday .
iignt, IS sOqS9 p mixed s. S5gsg 70; heavy.
heavy. 50 5OGS9 IS pizs. IS 2O@Ss %: bulk OF
sales. So J0G2SS 90. SHEEP-ReCetptS, l2OOO.
market steady; natives. 81 5OgS+ 20; westerns.
81 S06S4 Is: yearliugs. 81 tOGSS5 %: lambs. IA
tives, 81 15GS7 10: Westerns. 81 1885 %.
East Buffalo. Sept. S0.-CATTLEs-R Receipts.
$50, fair demand and steady. vEsALS-RsceIpts.
$50: active and 25e higher ar S7G$11- HOGS
Receipts. 5000; slow; Workers. and heavy. log
15c lower; others steady; heavy. 81 Sts1xs -,
Workers. 50 10G$9 %: roughs. 81 I5GsS 25: dair-
les IS 50G$9 10 SHEEP and I4ANBS-Receiprs,
10. 600; sheep active; ewes. lOc lower. lambs
slow 15c lower limbs. SIS 50dSI. a few at
s. %: wethers. 81 50q9$4 70; ewes. 81 Las 40
Cincinnati. Sept 3O-CATTL4E-Re Receipts, sos:
more active; Toe higher: fair 70 good shippers.
S. CO4S6 IS; common. s. "a 81 HOGS Recetpts.
.. Or. steady: butchers and shippers. sS4S3 To-
common. S6GSS 80. SHEEP-Reeeipts. I.as5
slow and weak at S2G$3 80 lambs slow. LOG
15c lower az 50 5O6$6 80.
Kansas City. sept. s0.-CATTLE-R Receipts,
3 SEQ including I. 400 Southerns. market steady
20 weak: dressed beef and export steers. S6 oO'S
IS 70: fair 10 good. 81 1896 =; Western steers
s46S6 so; stockers and feeders. - $3.50 40
Southern steers So 606S4 so; southern cows.
s. 6ORS4: native cows, s. 5OdS4 80; native heif-
srs So sOds6 -. bulls. Sc 35d<& % calves. So y
SC lower; bulk OF sales, SsGSs e0i heavy. = tOt
IS 81. hackers and butchers. s. 60dxs Sc SHEEP
receipts. 3.OO0; steady; lambs s. 2SGS6 80 .
warnings. 81 25GS5 -: wethers. Si4Si 90 ewes,
x 5O9S4 Is: stoclers and feeders. 81 5Od$4 .
TE5y Telegraph to The Tribune.I
Louisville Sept 2a-SHEEP ana LAMBS
The receipts were 3iS head; for the week mus
FAR s217 head The market ruled about steady
butcher lanbs, 4AG5Ac; culls. S404itc: fat
sheep sac down. bucks. Enc down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01

river7,ooi cabies-Spot cotton quiet sales.
6oO bsIas. specuIation and export. 800; Aneri-
csn : 600. imports :. 0Oo all American; mid
s,- inland cid. futures opened barely steady.
91iiAs W.. Io,raT on near and Z points higher
y, late closed unsettled at ret advance OF 20
sh points: October. 7431@d; Oetooer-No vefnoer'
pod. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I.-o12 Decetfber-
Isn.1arv 7 % I'D; January-February. I'D: Feb
,1s-s--iIarrh 24d. March-APTlL I'D; April
NOV : 2el-6: May-June. 1864; june-July, 7-2ad:
TuIy--AuEust Z 23d. Manchestef-Aar arms harden
ing; cloths steady
CoFFrE-A sharp break IN the French
,,arkat and talk OF an easier market ar Santos
ca-ses considerable liquidation OF realizing IN
~ local coffee market to-day ana prices eased
sS t1 c1nsaquence with the close barely steady at
a ret decline OF 10dI6 points SAFES Tor the
dav were reported q 705Go pagS 5,1e, me market
oDened steady ST decline OF IoULo points IN
,espo1lse 10 lower European eables, uut the early
-enor+e from Brazil indicated continued stead
- in he urinary markets. in1erihed lauA cables
fr,7a IIavre showed some ifPic aId ehrly
,efertngu here we're 30 well Absofbed that the
i,tt racoI-ered part Of It's early loss Later.
I,,v,ever the selling became - On reports
.,--+ sar+os offers were little edsiet ana the
cIreins French cables showed rele seu Weihness
urttb the market there sho"!I4b a NJ loss o.
~ m - francs for the day. HAMBURG was = %
- nfe-ufe lower. There was soeH4iE IN tie
news 10 suggest any change N tsf1 ouIooh Tor
-. ,sx+ crop IN Brazil. and. Wllio WERNER con-
nc ne leAt se-e,t-- az considered more favorable,
:, a. Said that the main ho~eIlHs 10 nj hreKu-
la and by no means profnla!Ls ne ONE Al
cables to-day rejecting the clusliiS a. w bFa]l
tan markets OF Thursday rspnilS ~ "a dIlre ot
100 refs at Rio but a dttllI I,3. - Iels az
Gs-+os while the rate OF Braun o. SrAange on
Tondon was 3-32d lower. at ~ - - ~ Accord-
Lot'ioh 11 srcor,fs there has been a good deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September so. 1910.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 176 cars. or 3.246 head.
tnciadfnE so cars for the market; making.
with the stale cattle. * cars to be sold
Steers were badly dern9raNzed and LOG 90. eoe
ings: cows slow TO fraction lower. A dozen
cars were unsoid late IN The day Conm mo 20
oven at 81 so 50; bulls at So 25 a 81 so; cows
at 81 . n 81 % for common to good. Dressed
little extra beef at lie: Texas beef ~ as = C.
London cattle markets slow at 1874 q 15c per
10. dressed weight reTrlgerator peel se1Ilis o4o
cattle and 1.34s quarters OF beef in the Min
neTaska TO London; s26 quarters in the Bal
sales Mcpherson & Co: 90 Virginia steers.
1905 ID average. 50 20 per 100 ~ a. III ID
1855 h. 81 40; bulls 1890 s ID - so; 8; s17
M. So Is: IL. 1912 h. SO 40; s 1890 10. So 30;
a or H. So rs: 1. 900 Ii. 81 go Il. s62 ID.
So 30; Z, SIS IL, 81 30; 4. $40 ID. 81 So; 5. 79o
J shamberg & Son. "a Kentucky steers.
5ioa s 81 ~ % j. o. s 2os b S So 1878
10. S. so; p. 1919 II. s. 80: is Ohio. i20s ~.
Sc 50 s. 1877 Id. IS so; % Indiana. 1885 Id.
Sanders: IS West Virginia steers, 1417
ID SO 60: 20 1891 ID, go so: -. l223 10. 50 50
20 1a7a h. So 30: II. 1902 ID. s. So. 49, fT73
ID IS 80: 4. s25 ID. 81 80; 1s ohio. 1856 ID.
s. 81 so cows. ' ffas h. S,' 50 80 l. Io7o n.
Sc so :. 1860 %. 81 SO; 3, soI ID, So 30.
t15a n SO so: IA. 1888 %. IS so; 20. 1f5s 10.
az 70: 90 i1a7 III. s. 81
CaIVFS-Recepts 333 head. including fOa
head Tor the market, making. wiki the stale
calves. 253 on sale veals were STEADY; West
ern calves quiet. with SO unsOld- Medium 20
prir,e vaais sold al 50 5O1s11 per 100 10 car
~ fairly good Western calves at IS 90. Grass
srs nominal city dressed veals sold at 13G
T7I1c per II; country dressed lower at ga l4lsc;
dressed grassers and fed calves slow at sgiO 1sc.
GaIes2s Judd & Co: rs Western calves. 800
n average. at SO 80 per 100 10: veal, 10 10.
50 90. -.
: Sanders: veals. 1G5 n $40 so. .. $50 n.
SffrFP AND LAMBS-Receipts. Is cars. or
4 45a head Including . ears for the market max
INC with the stale stock. ia cars on sale.
Trade vas slow. but prices about steady:
The mems were rot cleared. Common TO prime sheep
sold at S3aS4 30 per loo ~. culls at 81 50i me
I'm, 10 co0d lambs SO 5H6fST. cuils. So. Dressed
mutton weak at Tiaaslsc. dressed lambs slow
1i4l3c. - .-. -. .,.
g. n, average S. per 100 70. = yearllagA- 20 70.
Tobin & shannon: Isl state lambs. Is n,
so co; % culls 81 10, s5 IL state sheep. leo H.
- Kefns Commission Co.; Iao Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
eFABOARD CLEARANCES-

CoTTON-The cotton market continued
active Yesterday, and a sharp opening advance
carried the late months into new high ground,
not only for the season but for the life or the
con+ra.f This was followed. however by rather
q nervous and irregular market, owing 10 heaVy
realizing and while the offerings were so readily
absorbed by fresh buyers as 10 nllpart FeI1
steady tone the market during the middle or
the dav later prices yielded more sharply as
result Of unfavorable reports from I4iverpcoi re
ear5inr the Manchester situa ton The close was
ia reIv steady. at a net decline OF point TO an
s1,-arc Of 10 points. A local authority Issued
the crop at s. per cent end estimating the yleI-
al 10 10000 bales. with an average season from
now On These figures were near enough IN me
with private reports issued earlier in the week
while il is difficult 70 reconcile the small crop
figures with the condition so much above last
Years the trade seems convinced OF a small
~rop Southern spot markets officially reported
were generally unchanged to 1sc higher. Inc
movement Of cotton into sight is increasing quite
ranidlv at the present time but exports are also
showing I'D on larger scale, and the receipts
Seem 70 bring little pressure against prices Inc
weekly movement figures OF the New York CoJoo
+on Exchange follow: Port receipts, 39O.52S
bales against $50 SsI last year; overland to mills
and Canada 2O11. against 1885 last year
southern mill takings (esttmated(, 63OOO against
&; 600 last year: gain Of stocks at interior towns
81 q43 against 1882 last year; Drought into
SIGHT FOR the week 499 4S. against Dol. I6S last
wear Total crop movement: Port receipts
OK 12S (4To added 10 receipts Of season., against
/ O94 10 last season; overland 10 mills ana
~ora5a q21 against 1893 last season; South
er1 Mil takinEs 1875 O00 against 200 600 last
-asr- STOCKS st interior towns IN excess OF Sep
fe11ber / ~. 1913. against 137,413 last seassI :
rorrF,r into sight thus far for season. l-ZlSb4Z-
against J. 439. 4T6 last season The total crop
season against thirty-one days last season
Contract prices.