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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

Later and Important News from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF. THE STEAMSHIP .rR1c.

The steamship Africa. from Liver
pool the 81 inst. wa q Ieenstown ths
81. arrived a, 3 o'clock this forenoon.
The Nova Scotia. Palestine aud GIas-
gov have arri"ed out. News meagre.
A conference at Manchester on In
dIa aHIIrs attract attention. Nariuu.
resolutions were adopted. One calls
on the Government 10 afford every en-
enlargement 10 the European iraders,
planter aud capitalists.
Victoria opened Parliament in per-
son on The 5.h, and Napoleon the
French legislature on The An. Il is
rumored that the bullion in the Bank of
France has Increased. The Bourse
was fiat al 67t 90.
Nothing was known relative TO Carr
baldl'S reported departure from Capre-
IA.
The siege of Gae:a continued sus-
pended. The cause assigned was in.
sufficient means 10 carry II on. II IS
reported via Rome, the lst, that firing
had reconneLced with vigor on both
sides.
It is said ,ha, Francis II received a
letter from Napoleon. counseling the
hIng 10 cease Resistance. The Kings
reply is no, known.
Oul of 800 elections known in South.
ern Italy, 80 are IN favor Of a mo, e.
ate policy.
II IS reported Ina, the grea, powers
are urgently requested by Denmark 10
. ia
IN. B,rI, I,,I,r E,ns.','
wrecked ON tho I.Ie nr SLwa.IZ ,as
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

10" TO BREAK ONESELF or BAD H,nrrs
i nierstand clearly the reasons. and all
the reasons why the habit Is Injurious
stud the subject till there is no liner
M doubt IN your mind
Avoid the places, the persons. the
taou@hts- that lead to the temptation.
Frequent the places. associate with the
persons. indulge the thoughts, that lead
away from the temptation
heeP busy, idieness is the strength of
bad habits
Do not give mp the struggle when YOU
nave broken your resolution once. twice
ten times. a thousand times. That only
shows how much need there is for YOU to
strive
=" hen You had broken your resolution.
just lnIuG the matter over and endcavor
70 understand why it was YOU f.iled, so
taat you may be upon your guard against
a recurrence Of tue same circumstances
10 not think 1t little or an easv thing
that You have undertaken Ii j. folly to
eNpe.t to break OF "a habit in a dav. which
m ~ have been gathering strength in you
Tor years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
Stljsteltarn.
CEAPIER III.
BY MRS =. D. GACi
CO>CLUDIDs

u.g.
Mrs Sears was sill an invalid. and
20 adrunly had her strp-dauyutrr raan-
I aged h,r work, lhat her new employ.
uIvfits were not suspected
Mr.. =. was u iru: business man. sell
I doui opened has rvrs 10 the. lignt OF day
III. after the second bell rug, then bouA.
! dvd 10 his feet. hurrlett OH nis CLOTHES.
and Hiauag, j 10 get - breakfast before
| ms steak aud cUif.-c were emtrely spoil
/ I'd. Ruse from the table before the
! rest OF the. o.srioid-hurrIrd away
win equal haste 10 the cornIug room.
I and speuI tHe hours uil Giunrr-aIrived
al halt past 1870 hY the town ciOck mol
7 a mluutr too early-atr hIs dinner wun
/ nc sIine business arr Win winch he
disFa.rh,d ms breakfast. an a-a,i. re-
! treated from his dumlclle 10 his rrued
ytiiee. waIrh lie l,lI only Ia ike mau-
urr 10 take his ,ea
WHAT knew n Of the operations be-
low stairs the bread and IN. rolls we're
good The Ia, kuhrat cakes unrxcrp-
i uuuahir; The hert>tcak luscious. aud
the hills uOt eXlrdtagaut. and he Vae
| coatrui. Ia fact he was precisely rs -
uoTdut Of lhr at rrs oj home a9 ms tyI. I,
and daughter ucre oi the uIlIlrs ot his
counting ruon.
Som. OF The law givers have dclared
h- hu.ba 81 alIi the wife one. and lAat
au,- H. husband. tuy Ia taluiIirs like
li.al of Mr.. Srars. there Is crr:tinIy no
omen, > whatever. Eleh acls upon Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

rs \ man Stopping his paper re-
Gently, wrote 10 The EDITOR
- thuk folkes ori'nJ III spend thor
mummy for paper my fo,her never did
and ver,body ses he wus the smart
ct man IA the kuutry and got the In
ieiiigen'est family w bois that ever
digged taters.''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

WHATS The mriter thon7 If you'v,
given up your claims dou't know bu
/ viii make. "a bid
presume the market is OPEN an
swerrd Glrasot:, little piquct. looking
out oi the window.
She WIS ii confound d pretty girl .
'Tplrrtb,- far
'IoIrrablr! You scamp, have no,
seen iiner face OF form for a twelve
month
Very like
You nIdowers are deucedly hard 10
please
Weli. Hal, the truth is, did Ike the
girl but You know have been mar
/ rlrd rntu. aud my iIltle one must lIav,.
ii nulher-as we'll "a th,. father ii wife.
I declare her ul,er haired 10 domestic
Lu'irs. or, as she styles them druid ger
les
/ And 50 you hauled off. and let that
fine Graf. SAIL ouI of sigats'
EXacIly-brcause my wife must
know hoW Ia make il loaf Of bread aud
broil Il sltak--or al least know when
they are done right--wnrIhrr she ever
does It or hot
l suPposr that you have accepted thar
wonan's rights nOuon--lhat Il WON IA
has no more rlgh o be ignorlnt OF th-
manner Of baking tie loaf lnan IA man
has 20 br lgnortnt of earning II g
Prec,s,ly Every human being
should have some way or mans Of be-
ing useful, aud of provIdpIg for hun or
herself, ~ cases of emergency. l. was
not lI.at Mss LYDIA, with her own beau
uIul ips. declared sic could not make
bread, Lui thar She declared ,.al she ha-
ted ali ali such low e.nplOymeuls, that
alarmed me
W eli, Gleason, | have Just come TO
town. and prCmisrd Sears. when he
was last IA B,sion, thar | would call Ii
ever came 10 Chicago and uow
want you to % up vI,h .ne-aud 1t you
don'l SECURE tnat prize viii Try II
that's ali
Nna pleasure Hal
Met me al The 81 erman, at once.
vlii do So
III ,erolr: Illl then
cur most obrdirnt,' responded
GisasJu, aad seating himself, he locke;
sJrd.gll lnto tie. ,i,,,..:irrl.l.s ashes Ia
las S.ov,.. aud began Il loal serbs oi
5 s-ii-q Questioning. w..Icn ended N res
o'u in., no, to aiioW iilrly Fen TO step
b. tween i.iI, aI.d ,n- beautiful giri Who
ilAI been - lou1 luLgmy at n,s heart
~lru-s.
No.y letus 10 k iu u3on Lydia:-
IiAry sluh aud iuolacr couiug ou; to
dmucr--i.on s..,tild Size it,;.I,.,u,. 10 keen
n.r ~vcr,L Mary uuulu IL asked 10,
-ua,Iy.
" II. what if She should br. would
any tody be unhappy. If thry shouI.t
ii Il usn s..- ,ou,d vi up splrndId d
uyr ali .Irfs.lt {
Prruals she never f,.I, more proul-
more trts.y mari i.aapy for by ur,J..
w.. 10 l..l n, an 1nos.. ,.raobl,. trr,tnr,
j..S,-d u,io ! ulwortn,nes, aad ASSUME
t!oa-Lt.t than ho.,.st. earnest. s,,u,.st.-
Is.yuIo rmotn,u which SprIurs from i
,.,,.>,.i,,,,-t,.>, az d,,.v Wi. d,I,.
Tn;. DINNER uour arrived Ami w,,b j,
aur li4rre irIrnGs. wno were invited +,
lmrlakr. ,rIaily as Mrs.. Sears waS
10 make her app,arance. and The d.y
MAS to oe one ol r,i,lcIng and thankful
ness.
the nursery maid was instructed to
do duly Al the table. and when Mary
Nl> n.>S..d. Alice. hIntrd 1t Caurca
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

ESzA- lie who Is passionate and hasty. ia
generally honest. 1t is your old. dissem-
bling hypo;rite Of whom you should be-
ware. There no deception in bulldog
IL l. only the cur that sneaks up and bites
vou when Your back is turned
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

- A minister held forth to his fe-
male auditors 10 the following manner:
BE not proud that our bleS~e1 Lord
pad you the distinguished honor of ap-
peariug first 10 a female after the res
urrecu0u-it was only done that the IL
dingS might spread the sooner.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26


heart aud love were accepted. and er,
the parting. Lydia felt that the rrwlr,
iof we'll doing was not far away; thourl
she could not YET I'll him how much sht
had Striven 10 make herself worthy O.
his love
Harry Fen saw AT a glance, when he
! re;Crned tu the ptrlor. tnat his woulJ
be a protested 81 iin. and left with al
good wishes. r'Joiclng ii, the appearance
OF renewed affection IN the heart of his
/ friend.
y few months after fonni Mrs. Lyd-
! ia Gleason Installed in the beautiful
mansion of her rch husband /, aud his
lrtIle one circled in her arms. looking
up INTO her eyes aud calling her moth
/ er.
q" Oh! if she were only pod house
keeper, soliloqused Mr.. Gleason, one
day after they had risen from a badly
cooked breakfast but of Course
snail never mention that. She gave me
tar warning. aud took her for better
or worse, aud here am thinking about
my biscuit and steak Heaven bless
her.
Ills eyes filed vi;h tears. rs he lolll-
ed al her across the room. towing with
his precious enid, holding 1t 10 her
heart aud looking down lis softly closing
eyes wth almost a mothers love-
Dpra, ot the k,;cnen, haI been the
cook under the direction OF Mr.. Giea-
sons aunt. who vacated an returned 10
her friends IN Vermont. when Albert
" made a fool of hlms- if as she sand
hy marrying that. trlh,ng fashionable
beauty, Lydia Sears. Men. and es-
prcialiy wIdowrrs. were so ridiculous.'
Is II she was not gong to stay 10 be ian
posed upon-uot she He must make
The most of his bargain AID get through
as best he might; 50 just as the spring
buds were bursting, She took herself
away.
Lydla LEI things 90 for a short Time,
no. feeling qune ready yel 10 ASST her
self.
1t seems to me, Dora, you are get
ting very careless with your cooking
Inis NICE toast IS burnt 20 a cludrr on
Jhr Top, and lae gravy is hilter as gall
sand Mrs Gleason on day al the table
VIII, tara, II [ doesn't please yez
can -. was tae tart reply. She had
often spoken IN Ihr same way 10 Ms
Cine, and tuat brouIl concession on
the plt Ui the former housek
= more active Inspection Of matters IL
ne kitchen.
Mrs. Cine Lad insldIed into her
mint thr hira before >.Ir left, that Tia.
,r,tti,.r a RI tS-,, ,,-.,,... i,.,...... Z ..f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

nZ \ girl thinks of her lover as her
vital spark
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

GOyERXME ENr-NIRAM AND MINIS
rERAr Havana.


The Spanish war steamer TrlaSco
arrived al Havana on the oh, from
Vera Cruz the 30!h. with dates from
The clIv of Mexico 10 the 23I.
The NeIasco b .ought an the late
President of AlrNIco, Gen. Miramou;
the Spanish Ambassador. Sr. ID. Fran.
CISCO Pacheco; the Papal Nuucio. II ID.
Luls. Clement, and b shop of Dlnas-
Gus; Count Alcartz. CHARGE of Ecua-
dor aud ID. Felipe Nerl del 3ArrIo,
Nj lslrr from Gullemlld-alIofw OF whoa,
had their PASSPORTS Sent TO them after
their change Of government in NJ x.-
60.
Gen. Nfi~am0o mad. his way down
10 Vera Cruz Ia dtsru,z.-a prruv bold
lourucv oae would Inruk. but (which y,,,
made easier ty It's very boldncss ana
lhe Generals personal kuowl,l.re OF
The country.
He Is sad. however. 10 have 1up
great personal RISKS. We presume he
did not eu.cr the civ Of Vera Cruz. lu:
went dlrecly on board the Nelasco A.
SacrtiicIos
TAe exdpd ambassadors. so far as
appears, had no d.lIiouity IN making
tuelr way down or III embathiug. *
crp, oHIy The PaptI M .cio. IL seems
10 nave accompanied the Bishops. and
being received wuh them " stones aud
curses, took reiure IN the French Con
suiate.
The list of txiles also includes The
AicAbIshop of VI xico. and l.le B,snop
oY Durango, M.cuoacan, Guada.,I.rt
Pu.oSi, Liuares, and PeDararu. II. -.
cccirslasiic. would all appear TO hav,.
been IA The capitol t,tun. .nrao-d
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
.

DFHtAp.tnr - the ia,orite sign By which nature
makes deviation whatever from the natural
state of the brain and viewed Ia this light may be
looked on a. safeguard intended 10 give notice ofds
easc which Ight otherwise escape attention ill Zoo
late be cncded: aud h. Indications should never be
neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
names. viz: S,mptomailc aud ldiopaihic. symptom
attic Headache Is exceedingly common aud Is the pre-
Of great variety ofdiseases. among which are
ApoplcNN. 6out. Rheumatism and all febrile diseases
In its form isssmpathete Of disease OF The
stomach constituting SICK HEADACHE. OF hepac disease
constituting BILiots HEADACHE Of worms constipation.
other disorders of the bowels well renal and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart yer, IRE
quently attended with Headaches; Anemic aud pie
thoria are also affections which frequently occasion
headache ldiopathic Headache Il also very common
being usually distinguished by the name of NERVOUS
,pscnt. sometimes coming suddenly IN state o
mental aud ply steal energies. and In other Instances
comes on slowly hcraded by depression OF spirits OF
accrbits oftcmper. In most Instances the pain is i
the front of the head. over one or both eyes. hnd
sometime. provoking vomiting: under this class ma,
also be- named Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class Of Headache the
ccphalc pills have been found sure aud safe rcned!
relieving the most acute pains ~ few minutes. and
it, subtle power graduating the diseases Of which
Headache J. the unerrlng index.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

Farr WORM .-Spadng's Cephalc Pills are
certain for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache. costiyeness aud General Debility
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
Constipation or Costiycncss.

No one ofthe "man, Ills flesh j. heir 10" l. prev
alent, 80 little understood, aud much neglected
Costly OMEN originating IN earclessno>s sed-
entar habits. IL l. regarded slight disorder of too
III IT, consequence To excite anxiety. while IN reality IL
~ the precursor aud companion of man. Of the most
fatal aud dangerous Diseases and unless earl, eradca
I'D II will bring the sufferer - untmely grave.
Among the lighter oNs nj which eusiscness lsthe
al attendant are Headache. Collie. rheumatism. Foul
Rrcath. Piles and Others of like nature. while long
train of righifu diseases such Malignant FcNers,
Assesses, lyscntery. narrlaa. N sp.siR ApapieN,
Epilepsy paa, SIS, II. scra. Ha pochondriasis. Mel
anchoy and lnsanit, rsi indicate their presence ia the
system 10y this alarming :, npi"m. Not unfrequcnil,
the diseases named originate IN toustpaen. but iak
independent existence unless the eause II eradi
Gated early stage From Ill these considerations
II follows that the disorder should receive immediate
attention whenever u occurs. and 10 person should
neglect 10 get box OF Cephalie Pills the nrst APP
pcarancc OF the complaint a. their timely use viii eN-
pei the insidious approaches 81 disease aud dcsiro.
this dangerous foe 10 hnmanlifc.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

TwrNT MILLIONS 81 Dollars SAyrp.--MN Spalding
has sold two millions of bottles IT his celebrated Pre-.
pared Glue. aud II u estimated that each bottle
ai least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture, thus
making aggregate Of twenty millions of dollars re-
claimed from total loss by this valuable invention
Having made his Glue n household word. he now pro
poses Ia do the world still greater service by curing all
the aching heads With his ccphac Pilz aud " they
good Is his Glue, Headaches Nf Vanish way
Ike SnoN Ia July.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

II . over excitement. and the menta care and RnN
irty incident To close attention business or tnds
among the numerous causes of Nervous Headache
The disodcred state of mind aud body incident To- this
distressing complaint i 'ntal blow to all energy aud
ambition. sufferer. hy this disorder can alwaA. obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using
one of the tephac Pills whenever the symptoms ap.
pear itauictsthe overtaskcd brain. and soothe- the
strt ned and inrng and relaSes the tension
the stomach which always accompanies and aegravaics
the disordered condition Of the brain.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

Tue AxAioAHATgos % LA~orAors-There /.
ing tendency in this the most
expressive wosds OF other languages aud after while
20 incorporate them inio our own thus the FORD &C.
phalie. which 10 from the Greek, sgp.f,ing for the
head" - Cow becoming popularixed IL Connection
With MI SPssclrg's great Headache remedy, but IL
will soon BE- used IN more general vav. and the Word
CeplsiiS will become common lsoetrotyue and
many others whose distraction foreign words 50
been worn away BY common lssse Until they seem
s-native and TO the manor boru."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

PnyaciAN.-W Well Mrs. Jones. how - that hcadachef
Mas JosrH-Gonc Doctor. all goae' the pill sent
cured me IN Just twenty mnntet aud wish YOU would
send more 80 that l eau have them handy.
pnysiusA-Non can get them ai any Druggists.
Call for ccphalic pile, ind they fail. and
recommend them IN all eases Of Headache.
Mas JoNts-i shall send fnr boX directlv and shall
tell all IN. suffering friends. for the! Real Bless
ing.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

~ Dun YOU ever have the Sick Headaehes no you
remember the throbbing temples. the fevered brow
the loathng and disgust the sight of oodY How To-
tally unfit were Tor pleasure. conversation study
One Of the Cephac Pills would have relieved YOU
from all the suffering which You then experienced For
this aud other purposes should always have box
Of Thorn on hand % use as occasion REQUIRES.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
TRY 1T, PROVE 1T, KNOW IT,

And make known its wonderful powers and virtues.
that those who suffer threatened with suffering.
bc led Ia simple innoxious preparation.
nished BY the hei = If nature for mans blessing.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

6Rr,r DiscovrRy. Among the most important ola
the great medical discoveries Of ihi. age be- con.
sidcred the system Of vaccination for protection from
Small Pox. the Cephalie pm for relief Of Headache
and the use Of Qunne for the prevention II Feycr.
Their Of which - sure specific, whose benefits will be
experienced by suffering humanity long after their
discoveries are forgotten.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

BRlpeEr.-Missns wants you Ia send her a box OF
Ccphaic Glue, no. bottle Of Prepared Ptis-bui I'm
thinking that Just II nuthcr bat perhaps sc'll
bc aher know ing what - ". We see she nigh dead
and gone with the Sick Headache. and wants some
more II that : rclniycd her before.
3nuosisr.-Nou must mean Spaiiing's tcltalie
Pills.
BRtpoEr.--Och. sure nov aud You've said ~ here's
the quarther aud give me the fs aud don't be all day
about u aither.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

al nd n 'orriblc 'eadache this hanernoon. hand
stepped into the hand h To the
"Can YOU heazc me of an eadsehef'' docs II haehc
ard" says e. HeNee.dlngl,." say a, hand upon
that e gave Cephaiie Phi. hand pom me 'onor II
cured quick that 'ardiy realized 'sd 'ai han
'caiache.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

sCRoON LAKE, Essex Co, n. Y,
February s, 1858. {
WIN. +. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.-Dear Sir Having used
your Hair Colorng Restorative and having been much
pleased with it, take pleasure in making the following
statement From the effects severe fit of sickness when
about eighteen of age my hair commenced turning
grey and SO continued to grow until became perfectly
1oe being very harsh and Last summer reached
my fifty third year, when induced by to pur
chase two bottles of Hemstree Hair Restorative prepared
by YOU commenced using according directions
IN fen days surprised to find that my hair from
roots outward turning back to it's original color 1t
continued to until it truly brown and glossy
was before in my youthful days, and is fully restored
to its original color. MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co.. IS Myla Seaman came before me and was
duly sworn and that the above statement true this
9Th day of Feb. 1858.
JOEL F. POTTER, Justice of the Peace.
Remember that this result produced by HEMsTREETs
Llnd6e the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price fifty and dollar bottle Sold everywhere
by ali Druggist.
Sold in Wilmington by W. H. Lppitt, Il. McLin, and by
all Druggist.
W. E. HAGAN & co, Proprietors Troy, N. Y.
Dec. 26. 93-lmd&W.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

RosIN,-In this article have scarcely anything to
port in the of sales for the week just ended On Wed
per bb according to quality nothing has been done
since then either grade that Of The recent
in rates of freight and the unfavorabe tenor of the
adYces from the Northern markets. have had the effect to
check transactions and more especially in the Common
article We quote Common nominal at S. 87a cents per
Dbl. of 30 lbs.
TAR-Continues to be in fair request shipping pur
poses and but very little coming to market The receipts
for the week comprise only about 100 bbs all of which
changed hands at 81 80 per Dbl.
BEEF CATTLEWe have no change to report in the mar
Eet for beeves There moderate stock and the demand
only for prime quality Afew lots have been received for
the week and sold at 63 cents per h. We quote at
cents, as in quality. delivered here.
BARRELS In the market for empty Spirits TGrpentne
barrels there alteration to report The market con
tinnes to be oversocked and there demand for either
second hand ones We are unable to give correct
quotation.
fair enpply of Rio MARKET and of the cargo reported
few weeks received and stored quote sales
during the week at i35 l4 cents per h., in quality,
cash. Other descriptions in light stock and we refer
to table for store rates.
Corn MEALS in demand from retailers and there
is only small stock market We quote country ground
at rs 80 cents In lots and from the granares to 80
cents per busbe'.
the time of closing or review Wednesday
last there was dnness in the market for this article
caused by the unfayorable adVces from abroad and the
scarcity of ship There also advance in rates
of freight and this fact together with the scarcity of ship
ping had depressing effect on the market IN the early
part the week consequence buyers refused to
unless at concession in prices which holders were
willing to accept until Friday and Saturdays when there was
decline OF cent previous quotations. and about 585
bales changed hands at 1O liz cents for low to good
mddng. On Monday the market ruled steady at above
rates with moderate demand from buyers and 354 bales
cents for good middng On Tuesday there was more
tivy in the Market and advance of obtained
previous day. the sales reaching about 20 bales at 0
to liz low to good middng The receipts for
week been but the larger portion has been closed
Off There is fair demand from buyers, and parcels are