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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
The Congressional Contest.

.ID~lA II III. BEN Ton High Inlllu.
The Congressional Contest.
We regard it aS exceedingly untortu-
nate that Judge steele should have put
himself into the field a. Il candidate
against Judge Poland. at this time. 1t
is ~ idcnt. that for the next four years.
whether Grant ur Greeley hc President.
the Republican party will have I" exert
its whole strength to keep things right
side up. Our old enemies HAY" drawn
from II~ into their ranks all the dl>Iltcct-
eel and disappointed. and what the
issue may Ice i uncertain. ANY act
which " i'll tend to weaken the Republic
can strength in the next Congress. Is an
act of FOLLY. Even if Judge steele i
just rs generously endowed II! nature
a. Judge Poland. and Just ~ reliable.
he i Vet hut Young man scarcely
past thirty and totally without
that experience ami acquaintance IN
the House " hich would render him of
service there. For his first term. Al
least. hr will he without standing "r
influence. No man. b, his ability What
it may. can carry ANY reputation int"
Congress lie. has il all to make after
ne "ct~ there. and that confidence of
his peers. which gives Il man influence
in = legislative body. is Il plant of slow
uInvth.
/ hat Judge Poland has acquired II
large influence in the House is beyond
question. \ gentleman now and for
some time past Il resident at " ashlng-
ton formerly Il Judge of the supreme
Court i'll this state recently SAID t"
citizen of It. bloomsbury. that with the
exception of Dawes. VIII" Was regarded
as the lcadcruf the House, and perhaps
of Garfield. Judge Poland had more
influence in the House than amy other
man. y" better evidence 81 his repn-
tatl"m Tor Judgment cahu"r an" ih'eS
IltN Is needed than the tact llli'I inc
CITY of Washington procure" MN I" he
mad" chairman at th" commute" I"
which their local luicrc>l> are commit
ted. None could HAY" better opp"rtuhI-
~ than they T." Iud@" VII" could best
serve them.
1t il urged that Judge Poland has
hcem three terms, and that he should
Civ" place L" some new man. No"
this depends upon how "" look ut 1t.
II legislative bodies are simply designed
to confer hon"rS upon ambitious men.
why then the oftencl We change the
better. If. however. on the other hand
their purpose is to look after and CON
serve the Interests of the people then
surely the argument is quite the other
way.
1t Is we'll known that Massachusetts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

CALEDONIA COUNTY

CALVIN MORRILL,. II .lOhn-hury. tS.n.tnr
CHARLES ROGERS. .TR Whrri"rk. )
HENRY PEELEY. Hardwick, a., Jud,r..
JOHN BACON ID. - John>hury. \
\ l.. FRENCH -. .I"hnehury. judge of Probate
ELISHA MAY It Johnsbury. states Attorney
ISAAC VI. SMITH. Barnet Sheriff.
TIAlO BATCHELpEE Srannard High lailiii
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

An | MI -BLI~IIED JOKE ON REV. Nix.
Mt RRAN.-Om readers know that Mr.
Murray of Park street church. Boston.
is mighty hunter. Also that he fishes
for trout aS well H. for men, Thirdly.
that he takes an annual trip to the Adj
rondack woods where he INDUCES i'll
these pastimes without restraint. One
evening last summer he was gliding
down "a river in these Adirondack for
estS in search of deer. He was accom-
panied by celebrated professor of mu-
sic from the Boston Conservatory. and
AN oar>man. suddenly the dominic
gave the signal to stop, and drawing a
bead on a dimly outlined object ON
the shore was just about to fire. when
John exclaimed: - Hold on. parsor
that's ii COW y The parSon lowered his
rifle, but remarking that he was not to
hc entirely cheated of his game. seized
Il cup and wading ashore said he pro
posed to have some new milk for sup
pei. The laugh was on him. however
when he assembled the bank only to find
his COW ii much-aStonished OK
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
Casualty at Berlin. Me.

GuRIIAM. y. H.. via Portland. Jul,
%. The depot ut Berlin Fails. of The
Grand Trunk Railway. WAS burned las,
night. between nine and ten o'clock. and
Daniel W. Hlodgett. Il resident "t tha;
village. while attempting To enter. -.
~i>tiug III the removal of goods. wa>
struck 10y falling chimney and crushed
in the burning mass. When Icmul eel.
which WAS done a. speedily a. possible.
hr VAS partially consumed. He LEAVES
Il wife and three small children t"Im"lru
his horrible and mtimcll death. he
origin of the tire i unknown. >c>rru
Others barrel escaped the same fate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
The Magazines.

ScEIENEE'> MONTHLY opens with Il
>ca>onahlc article on yachts and
Yachting. written AVON eddy tor Gland
luhhcr>" and country folks: and yiN ing
a great deal of interesting matter CON
corning this sport. 1t i very fully illus
tratcd. The other illustrated articles
are The Graphic Art. an account OF
the progress made in engraving written
10y BENSON J. LOSING: a paper on the
"I>land of Coltu." 10y Charles X. Tuck
German: and a sketch of the building
and management ofcannrS. Other note
worthy articles are Ama>a Walker :
paper on Labor and Capital in Manu-
features. and Dudley Warmers address
at Hamilton College. DIR. Holland. III
his ''Topic> of the Time" handles live
subjects with his usual vigur. and. as
in past numbers. deals very hearty
blows against some of the tollieS of So
ciety. DIR. Holland is IL missionary. in
his way. and speaks words which are
active for good where the pulpit would
he powcIlr>s. Several short stories and
poems. with the editorial departments.
ill ont the complement of good things
in this number.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY closes up
''ScptimiuS Felton," the last, hut far
from being the best. remnant of iaw-
thurne> genius. While it has touches
a whole II is not satisfactory to the
reader. ''Why ScmmeS WAS not Tried,
''Paltuu'S Life of jefferson. "A Comedy
of Tcrror>" and the Poet ut the Break
fast Table" are continued about the
same as usual. Mr.. Aldrich contributes
~ Rivclmouth Romance" IL quaint.
carefully finished story. humorous and
pathetic 10y turns. ~ Quaker Woman.
lay Mrs. J. l.. lIallowcIl. gives an adj
mirahle drlmralion of the influences OF
that sect. There are several poems 10y
J. I. TroW bridge. Mrs. Celia ThaNtcr.
''''''' 'i''N anu 'liflN. Nv ''ill'i l'll
notes are readable and .iudiri"us. except
that ''r"litic>' is little maynard in its
ideas.
ON luI NJ FOLKS Is ii capital num-
her. with numerous illustrations Tin
rluding crorodilcS Just tcroci"rS enough
f"r the sight of bad chil,hcm.) and en-
ccllcnt stories. poems. etc. 10y IIOw-
bridge. Harvey Wilder. Nora Perry and
others.
THE GALAXY for August maintains
the high standing which this magazine
has attained among American pcriodi-
Gals. The leading articles of the num-
her are as follows: Life on the Piuins.
II continuation of the striking narrative
of adventure which General Custer has
presented in previous numbers of the
magazine. The Egypfdns at Home, ii
graceful essay descriptive of a strange
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

THE DISTRICT CoNVENTIoN. The
question is frequently asked. when the
District Convention for this District i
to he called The Committee for the
l>t District have decided that their con
Vention shall not he held till after the
state election. /. =. some time the liI>t
of September. We understand that the
committee for this District will NOT call
ours earlier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

- The Cheshire county Musical As
sociation hold their annual festival at
keenc, y. H., Aug. - Ii. Both En-
erson and Wilder are to conduct. the
Memberships are to he the orchestra.
and Mrs. Houston West Is the soprano
of II Boston quartet of which Mrs. II.
+. SAWYER. formerly of this place, is the
alto
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

GRANT MEETING IN NEW YORK. The
at Cooper Institute. New York. Tuesday
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

COLLEGE REGATTA. Some half u
dozen of the New England Colleges
proposed boat race on the Conmecti-
cut at Springfield Tuesday. An i'm
melse crowd assembled. but brisk
south wind made the water 81 rough
that the regatta could not take place :;
and after waiting till half-past six. it
was decided to postpone the races I'M
til Wednesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

At North Conway the party was quar-
tered at the new and elegant hlarsarge
House, where everything was done for
their comfort during their stay. In the
morning the weather was threatening.
and mountain views were out of the
question so a drive to the Cliffs" the
.Cathedral." and DIANA Baths" was
substituted. These are all objects of
rare interest, and the visitor at North
Conway cannot afford to go away with
out seeing them.
And North Conway itselfis the grand
est gateway to all the Mountain region.
view from the cupOla of the kiarsarge
gives one an idea of its topography.
The village is mainly situated on Il low
which may once have been the bed of Il
great lake. The Saco river winds
through this valley. while on the north,
east and west. the mountains rise i'll all
/ their majesty. Always Il place of much
resort. now North Conway is thronged
| The ease with which it is reached will
account for this. Formerly all tourists,
or nearly all. reached this point ria Lake
| WnnipeSaukee to Centre Harbor, and
then 10y stage about thirty miles. Now
there are two lines of railroad terminal
ing there the Rochester, Great Falls
and Conway. and the Portland and
O%dcnshurg. BY the former. North
Conway is only five hours ride from
Boston. and 10y the latter only two and
a-half from Portland. The latter will
soon he running through the White
Mountain Notch. and the former will
most likely he extended to the Glen
House, and the Grand Trunk at Cor
ham.
On Thursday morning the excursion
party broke up-in fact some twenty
five pushed on to the Glen House the
i'll the morning for the Glen and Craw j.
ford Houses. and the remainder. among
whom was the writer. returned home
wand.
Thus ended one of the most agreeable
aud plca>urable excursions it Wa~ ever
our lot To enjoy: and We believe this
WAS the testimony of all VIII" rartiri-
patcd. It MAS under charge of l.. l..
Cng>well. Esq. of Concord. President
of New Hampshire Associations II" WAS
unlnmG in his efforts to make all enjoy
the utmost. even to personal mc"nNc-
nirmce and great WEAKNESS of the flesh
His plans were we'll executed lay TIA,
hotels and public c"nNcyancr>. :" that
il would seem that II" one who enjoyed
the fifth annual re- union of the New
Hampshire Printers. Editors and Pub
fishers A>>"riatiom could have "n" lie
urtt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

Horace Greeley, i'll Il long letter.
formally accepts the Democratic non
nation. In il he declares that the hon
OF conferred does not intiamr hi> VANITY
or uouri>h his self conccit.
Physicians say that small infants "i
ten suffer terribly during hot vraihr'
from want of Il drink OF water. It
them with Il cup of cold water and 80
how eagerly they will drink.
Reports from Berlin. state that THE
cholera is rapidly making its WAY ti'I"
the interior of Russia Ia the Prussia"
frontier. and there is considerable any
icty at Berlin. i'll consequence "i ",
approach.
The clerk of the I'Nhridgr Mas.
bank who WAS hamdcmtlcd. haItrl"d "u"
forced To unlock the bank for the roll
beers. belonged in Chester. some nav
th"u.ht thai hr might have been lmPI
Gated with the rohhcr>. hut those kn""
ing him best scout the Idr;I.
Scamdal"u> reports concerning
loun" married lady in Il California tow"
were circulated recently 10y Il trll"" ~
med Cummings. The scandal cal>'"
the husband To separate from lil> Wiz
To whom he had been married h"i
few months, and the Young N"h'""
seeing the >landcrrr pass hen h"""
seized Il gun and shot HIM dead.
\ few evenings since Mr.. Ih"nI'-
Little attempted t" jump on il tram e"
calS ON the railroad bridge across the
Mississippi at II. Paul, Mimi. and va.
thrown into the water Il distance ."
twenty five feet. He WAS rescued nom
drowning as he was sinking the thl'H
time h> Mr.. Jas. c. Euglcy, who. WI"
great presence of mind. snatchcd tue
hcll-ropr. jumped from the tram, an"
with the aid of the cord swung hlm~'i
into the water and fastened the cor"
around Little's body.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
HORACE GREELEY.

MR. EDIToR: Will the temperance
voters of Caledonia county allow the
rummi,S t" dictate to them who shall
lie states attorney! Every effort WAS
made that could well he made. by men
the smell of whose breath is worth half
the price of glass of whiskey to Il
dram drinker, any day, to defeat the
recommendation of the county temper
ance convention. Temperance men.
will You submit to it
Three thousand Passengers left New
York for Europe by Saturdays steam
ers. The European hotel-keepers,
guides. couriers and railways will reap
a rich harvest this summer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
WHAT one GREELrl pEuo,E,l

WHAT ONE GREELEl DEMn'EAI
KNOWS About "DuG CARTS" Ou, Of
the most prominent and able of Brad
ford Democrats Was. the other day .d,->
canting upon President Grants >hwr
coming> and general uniitne>> ion tn
presidency. and wound up with dies
cIipti"u of the arrival of the PIr>id'l-
1T Long Branch. with his long train 90,
carriages. horses and dogs. and aiu"u-
the rr-t hc had Il 'd"g-c;rt. The idle.
of Il President of the the United >tat,,
driving Il team of bulldogs around The
country, 1t just shows he TASTES ana
calihrc of the, man,
On being asked if he knew what q
d"%-caIt WAS. he replied that it u.- d
cam To drive dogs i'll. of course. Nhra
informed that Il d"G-rart wa> a tv"
wheeled vehicle To drive Il horse IN. be-
suddenly recollcctcd that he had Il liIrl,
business To attend To elsewhere Oyu-
ron.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

READ CAREFULLY. That was II hap
Ply thought of one of our old >uh>,Iih-
cr> who called the other day. Il have
been reading Your paper for the last
six months" said he. and now tul tie
remainder Of the year propose /" lrpd
my own. Accordingly. he handed u,
the price of his subscription and de
parted. Happy is Wa> the thought. tire
deed WAS happier; besides. the man
WAS happier i'll consequence of this act.
and 80 were we: and we fell To Iuml.
mating on the amount of happiness lo>r
I" the world in consequence of nrglrc
III pay Ing little bills. For our part. v,
are resolved that 80 far. al least. a< nIr,
subscribers are concerned. We will stan
III the way of II" ones happiness
Er0ticborO Ph6Rjr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

Po>rrnNEp. The Greeley State con
Ncntion. called at Burlington the eth.
is postponed until either July 3lst. OF
Aug. list. we do not know which. y
circular before us. signed 10y the chair
man. says july 81 ; ii despatch from
Jedd i. Ladd says Aug. |. We cannot
decide the matter for them and So rive
both dates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

Too MUCH MARRIED. David Copr.
native of Picrmomt. y. H.. - l,.r,
old. OF m"hhN appearance. WAS united
i'll matrimonial bonds 10y the City Clerk.
tour weeks ago. To Il respectable N"J'.-
lady with whom he had had >hosI .,.
quantamce. chiefly through his friends
and attending church with her. l'>-
tcrday She caught him nj boarding
house i'll company with a Young lady
alleged also To he wife. married >Iurr
,hc former. Developments show that
he has probably been married i've
times. once in Canada Getting KNOW
edge that his actions were reported To-
the City Marshal. he left about Ten
minutes before the officers arrived. .lut
has not Vet been found
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

1t Is announced that Col. \cazrN
will not ask to he reelected Reporter
of the supreme Court. and that John
W. R"well. Esq. of Randolph is named
and deserving candidate cannot he
named. y sound lawyer, with scholar
ly and orderly tastes. he is exactly quail
flied for the office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
FOR Woe FkINIDENT-
HE N RY Will s O N Z,

Grant and his policy deserve Ih. ,rrv higii'-
credit - H"r1c" Gr',i,1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

Republican State Nominations.
FOR GOVEENuR,
JULIl~ CONNER>E. of N""d>t""k.
FOR IIFJ-T ,,oNEENoE
uISsTII = TAFT, of Burlington.
TuE TREASURER
Jou< 4. PAGE. of Montpelier,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

DIE loI NJ FOLKS l. ii capital num-
her. with numerous illustrations Tin
Guiding crorodilcS Just tcrociouS enough
f"r the sight of bad childhcm.) and en-
cellcnt stories. poems. etc. 10y TIOw-
bridge, Harvey Wilder, Nora Perry and
others.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North hirer Railroads.
Dee 75 pkgs Ashes 1851 baes Cotton
bbIs Copper ~ pigs Dned Fruit Te bbs Egg lO6s bb Flour
"a hush bush i62 bags
800 bnsb Peas 22O bb Cora heA 100 bags
252 bales Hops 926 Hides Is bales Hides 35I sides
Leather h0ssses 86 bb Spirits Iurpenne % bba
Tar Isl bbI Rosin 7ss OIL Cake % pigs PORK 1913 pigs
Beef pkza 81 pkg Grease IA Lard 67 keg
Lard Butter 67se pkgs Cheese lJ pkgA Iaovi 81
Dressed Hogs bags Peanuts 43 kgs Rice $50 boxes starch 5s
hhd robaeco boxes Tobacco bb. Whfky, 1i0
Wool, ~ bbA Red oil, 50 bbs Oil
Ts reeeipts th principle Produce for the ending
follows; 088B bbls Flour 3yb bbA WHISKY t2t0
mia Corn Mea bush Wheat IN
buah Corn 81 bush. Malt
J7 63T Barley Seed bush Peas Ashes
68 pkgs PoTk, sol pkE Cut Meats 9,33
Lard Kegs 31Of pigs OIL Cake 257 Dressed Hogs.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
Exports mo. SEPT /, 1879, TO OATA-

GRAINOur Wheat market been distinguished b much variable
and fair degree Of activity. particularly conhlcd 1 nl
which Now that the canal cos We h
tho quantity than had expected am ne estimate p
probable supply the close Of the gwen IN eur & ue %
almost The entire quanu hen on ne
reschng sudden oango m the weather s
closed ~ detained than had counted on mat
will fall short Of estimate mSiera W ef
Wheat has demand and has advanced Most holders
nchOed q evident no
Of this description the close Of the and are not ks 70
anything Of during ; Winter the supply Al me West
apparent ali crop Winter Wheat light niee
weln0mei correspondents place aiui 40VV ous-
elbeow This estimates Du N
advancing opinion always best % estimate unler
than actual deficiency The quality Of the Nh much e
Of alude the Atsutc states We therefore
quality below that Of last and ss
insufficient Our advic from Russia France on con
70 their surplus 70 evident
stated From Great Britain We learn
their with cold weather and the stocks farmers
hands diminishing rapidly Ire quantity Wheat aoat for the United
States during the Winter viii be moderate
The bush against III o9 bush me
respond To-day holders Of Wfes AZ the opening OF
limited stock here but the unslc
Liverpool checked the inquiry Winter not
closes fat for spring and h Tor WI
hold the 300 bush at - Tor Iowa.
Barley dull, and qualities heays
supply LIBERAL sale Of 1 bash t a ? &
dull ordinary New Western yery
heavy the sales 1870 bush New Ohio hr AZ N
White 53d54,c Black 50Q5lc Western Mxad az 5od5Le
White track Rye Inactive bEt steady
$50 bush 5301e pier Corn ner ana N
demand moderate
M tJ 0otc Western
White 6 c do Yellow az b5c Southern
White at 7OG7Ie., Jersey Yellow at 6Vc6le
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
RrRnpRkg MARKRTs

LoSDos Ill mCOnsos opened At sli Tor s1d
a ar the account States Five rweny bonds 1865 old 9l
1874 gs Ten Ports sst New Fvss 3D. En Railway shares al
LITERPoOL I'LL mCoiton opened quiet hiddlng Up
lands IOd Midlng Orleans, lb dlOsd
LIvRHPsoL, Dec - nCe0n closed dull Middhng upAnds,
rnS Addus Oreans sales Of day hsTe
1000 b 1900 bales taken for speculation and exports
sales of 81 lihng Uplands for February At yid
mCOnsos American necufiues closed
ehangel Rne Railway shares a.. ..
ii p ln-bfesa'.aAH Closed qneL f~Ai ~ v
bbL fJr New Prime Mes.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

Bnckvbesi IN good teAnL AZ ~ $50 80 - o
stste aud 81 ds4 Is for Peunsyvana l9 taen -
Canadian Flour qaei 1a
steady SO asa 90 co. 200 bbs good Sprng Wheat canada b
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
ss@s as.s,1On aoOls,'a' s7Isa ls,asosoo loS57l@

42l0S 22333i J7s1Ib l9ZH 2SlA5I l4b5151
market values
unchanged The recent move
sellers to-day The quotations the Creek 80 30 on
Upper Lower and OH OV % 90 d and - aske
Rstned I2c. without buyers above T. do case
quoted J63lc Haphtha steady at II9lsc In FhiAephN
december deliveries irDly held al Z5c
sKNs-Tee active demand and prices are hn sales
40 ba Mereau 80 bales PAyta q bales Calcutta
ana - MAfaco receipts % bales Mexican va hewOeans
I has Cane Town . bales 5 bGes Central American
ae II bales southern continues good demand AID The market
IL 6rmsr se 25OO Para 1000 n Central American, 100 La
pAVs and Tex1s 81 bales Central American
a bales Para and o bales Texas, &C. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
ds for the city bank stocks were as follows ;

Railroad bonds we're in moderate request and the
prices pretty generally maintained We note sales OF
Central Paetncs at 1904. Union Land Grants 7i and
Incomes So the first mortgage closing at $685. The
81 hi a..
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

sUGARs-Raw oontnue dull prices nominal the range
Good Refining and uto for No. II Boz The
100 Says Pernambueo something under pc and liz boxes
private terrnA Refined Sugars HaTus. III Glx4c
500
gas,c; Timothy 25d % So Farseea nomi
II z 81 10 for Common 20 choice
sTgARIS steady. Of 80 arrive Al lJlGc
TALLOW-The quiet but steady sales Of 81 hhdA City
ale and 10 0O0 n Common Country at 3tc
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
cnTTnN MARKETS


BALTIMORE Dec 7-Coon MadnEs l9sc receipts
esi bses - baesi sales DO baies sioef +
bales ,,.,,,--- M -. ...i...
f7 hs s eEpoooastvse ia bales sales oaesi stock @oO'
bales. ,,.,.. 40 -. .,... tot
sales. 90 baess stock +9,N bales
Dee T-Cot0n quiet; MiGilugs. lstd ltfc
N,HyotE steady Low hddinEs h 4lhci net ~
ceuts J3 baes eKporeoasise, s bales sales. o 0ses
rock. n 639 bale. - .. ,,o,-.-
louisville Dec shade aner Mddlngs blei re-
coirts bales shipments, LIZ h1es . 90, ,. 80
bales shipments 90 bales. stock. kOdL bales . , a.,
A~ssrA moderate demand Md1Angs ide net
bales; sales t4 bales
CAAHLEsros Dee Cotton quiet MddHugs sie Low addlngs
I8l sa: Ordinary iGTlc. net receipts % oaesi exports
-,oastgisa gl8 bales aes 3ls bales; stock 3HS bales
ssvsrssn DALI little DONG Good Onllnary "a
l7lc Mdlm l8c Mlilngs io3c net receipts t,9 bales
erporsto Britain I5O baes eoastse l5b Dasi sales
LIZ bales stock. lsJ3 haies- ,. .-,o. ,,,t,u---
MzxPHs 7Coon irni A1dngs lsd l9iei Low AdlinAs
I8d 8tc Orinar Ice receipts 3oi baesi shipments IS'
bale8s stock. o. .sai bales %,
eepfs bales Britain pa bAesi the Cont
pent .ii5 bales. sa.et, 900 BALES; stock. bI6i1 -
NFg-JRLRAy Dec fair demand esscr Good Or-
nav sHls+oi M4lIngB. l8 Mdiln9s, l9Gs.e net
- 2e2 52 bales exports Great BntAin J
bae. f1u3 bales eoastve J aes sales lO
ba eg ss evening 500 b8ies; stock. l5l.9JS bales
M3nfLE quiet aud Good OrfnarY l1i Low
tng ig-; MiiBgs l8lc receipts 2O haes ezDorts 70
t Continent AZ bales sales so bales; STOCK
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