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your diseases with
BLUE GLASS.
A large stock just received by
A. w. HIGGINS.

In addition to Blue Glass, at the well
known and popular drug store of MORSE
Bros, there has been added to their end
lees variety, tor sale, the Perfection Oil
Tank, combining safety, cleanliness and
durability, saving more than ten per cent.
from the ordinary way of drawing oil. 1t
is adapted not only for merchants, but for
families, they being made in sizes from six
gallons to 250 gallons. Call and sec them.
Win furnish any information and circular
upon application. We shall open in day
or two the finest like of Children's Car
riages we ever had, end at panic prices.
Do net purchase until you have examined
ours. Yours, etc.
MORSE BROTHERS,
d&w Chemists and Druggists
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The Alaska Indians.

SAN Francisco, April ~.
In view of the removal of troops from
Alaska, Gen. Howard suggests that.a gun
boat or well-manned revenue vessel be
kept In Alaska waters until the miners and
Indians become accustomed to the change.
Joseph, the ..Nezperces chief, declares he
will not go on the Lapwai reservation UNI
less forced.
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The First Arrival.

The steamer Water Lily, in charge of
Capt. Daniels, arrived at Vergennes on
Wednesday night, from Essex, N. Y with
several passengers. This is the first arrival
of the season at this point, although the
ice has been out of the river for some time.
The ice still holds in the lake from Split
Rock down to BARRIERS Point and beyond.
The steamer was obliged to follow around
the avenue through the bay
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READING NOTICES,

We have just added to our la.ge stock
of music good assortment of stationery.
We have the various styles of paper and
envelopes most commonly used by both
ladies' and gentlemen; box stationery of
every description, among which is the nov
city box, containing paper, envelopes, pen,
blotter and bottle of INK, all for the small
sum of forty cents. We intend to sell all
Of these articles as low az they cln be
purchased anywhere, and We hope to re-
ceive share Of your patronage. Remem-
Der our location is % Merchants row.
DIV MCCLURE 81 HALL.
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From San Francisco.
SHUTTING OFF WATER.

SAN Francisco, April 10.
Under order of the district court the
Spring Valley water company to-day again
cut off the water for municipal use, where
upon the mayor employed force TO re-
store connection. The company threaten
to arrest the mayor for contempt of court.
DEFENDING THE CHICO AssAssINs.
A secret circular has been issued by the
executive council of the order Of Caucas-
SLAMS calling upon members individually to
subscribe to fund to secure the counsel to
look after and defend the interest of the
order likely to be affected by the approach
ing trials of the Chico .murdersrs and in
cendiaries.
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The several fire insurance companies rep
resented by Mtssrs. BuInham Il Temple
have become household words In this COM
munity, and have earned an enviable ma
tional reputation for stability, experience,
prompiness and fair dealing.
Policies will always be issued at rates as
low as are fairly consistent with the haz-
ards, Address. by mail or in person,
BURNHAAt & TEMPLE,
Merchants Row, Rutland, Vermont.
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A Pretty Kind of Witness.

SAN FRANCISCO, April IL.
A Eureka, Nevada, dispatch, describing
the career of Ed. Gilman, who has become
so notorious in connection with Lees con-
fession, states that while in Salt Lake, he
sold both his house and his wife to John
Hall, formerly White Pine saloon keeper,
for $500. The transfer was absolute and
made in good faith, Hall taking possession
of both
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THE DEATH LIST REDUCED.

ST.. Louis, April IL.
Skidmore Hayden and Bridget Mead
were not killed. This reduces the known
lost to IL. There is no positive knowledge
that j. E. Wilson, Bridget White or Mr..
Clark and wife and child are among the
lost, but 1t is believed the latter were
killed. How many bodies there may be
in the ruins is conjeclmal. Some think 20
or 20 may be found, while others do not
believe there will he. Persons who were
through various pats of the hotel just be-
fore the floor began 10 fall, say 1t was clear
of living people. Still there may have been
number suffjcated and lying on the floors
or In the halls.
THE DRAD AND THE SUFFERING.
T he engines have been withdrawn from
the ruins preparatory to thorough search
for bodies. 1t is apprehended that several
of the female domestics OF the house are
buried beneath the debris, as number
have not reported. 1t now seems quite
probable that Ii. j. Clark, wife and child
are among the killed. Mrs. Scott, who
was reported dead yesterday, was still alive
last night, but there is no hope of her re-
covery. Kate Claxton lost everything, and
is suffering from nervous prostration. Mrs.
frankie Mcclellan is in very critical
condition. She jumped from the fourth
story to the roof OF a one. story saloon ad-
joining.
LATER-REoovRRING TIE BODIES.
From 60 10 100 men have been put to
work on the ruins and this force will be
increased to $50 or 200. The search is now
progressing just underneath the rotunda
which was the rallying point for a great
number of terror stricken inmates of the
hotel aud it is expected some bodies will
be found there. Several of the interior
walls which we're unsafe have been pulled
down and all will be levelled so that the
men can work all over the ruins without
danger. Mr.. Morrow, agent of New
York jewelry house, who lost sample
trunk containing $4,000 worth of jewelry
has been found. This morning the re-
mains of the trunk were unearthed and be-
$400 and $500 worth of contents recovered
in damaged condition, the remainder of
the jewelry ia melted and valueless except
as old metal. Some manuscripts and pa
papers belonging to Kate Claxton were
also found.
The body of child, supposed to be lit
girl, was found in the ruins this evening,
disfgured beyond recognition. 1t lay on
small mattress and evidently fell from one
of the upper windows. Mr.. Morrow, who
recovered email part of his jewelry has
had four barrels of ashes taken from the To-
cality where the trunk was found, and seat
to New York to be smelted. OF 200 en-
ployes of the hotel 159 have reported, and
others are expected to report tomorrow.
1t is believed not many of them were lost.
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GRIsWoLD-In Whitehall, April 10th, Paul @.
Grswold, aged 81 years.
DEKALB-In North Granville, N. Y, March 9s.
Sarah H., wife OF George A. DeKalb, aged ri
years.
NABB-In Burlington, April 10th, Captain John
Nabb, aged SC years.
GooDRICn-ln Richmond, April 10th, orson
Goodrich, aged 90 years.
TAFT-ln Weston. March 25th, Mrs. Delany,
wife OF Lewis TAFT, aged % years.
WILDER-In Weston, April 9th, Hon. John
Wilder, aged SO years.
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{ atl,,a Sales.

Mr.. Geo. f. o, Kimball OF VerGennes,
has sold to M, Reuben Hartman OF
Chases Mills. st. Lawrence county, N. Y,
the thoroughbred short horn bull calf
Prince Oxford. The animal is a very fine
one, 1G months CID, and weighing 1860
pounds. 1t was from the Clarendon stock.
Mr.. X. has made several good tales of
bloOde stock
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BIER WICK HOTEL,
9. Z. sLchnrdsOn, EroprietOr.

&. r. Richardson, Proprietor.
A first-class house, modem in ali its ap.
pointments. Accommodations for 200
guests. Spacious and richly furnished par
lors. Fine, airy sleeping rooms. Bill of
fare not surpassed by any in the state.
Billiard, bath ard sample rooms Terms
only $500 per day.
A fine livery connected with the house.
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Novak and Murphy have Just received
full lire of Cloths for spring wear. Don't
fail to call and see the new styles, and
leave your measure. PRICES on suits Ie-
duced to meet the times. Remember the
place, Quinn's block, up siairs.
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Railroad and Vessel Freights.

CHICAGO, April ~.
II is reported that the managers of the
trunk lines and large vessel owners are con-
ferring in regerd to freight rates. II an
arrangement is effected difference of FIVE
cents per 100 pounds between vessels and
railroads will be maintained.
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. W. Hig-
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday Z q. m. "a above !;
. p. m. 40 above; 10 p. m. 80 above.
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Lake Champlain.

The ice in ShelbuIn harborl moved out
on Saturday morning, and the steamer A..
Williams, came to Burlington and leaves
for Port. Kent and Pittsburgh at 0 o'clock
this morning on the regular trips. The bay
at Pittsburgh has also cleared of ice.
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Strike Ended.
TRENTON, April II

TRENTON, April ~.
The potters strike which has lasted over
three months, ended to-day, the men being
obliged TO give in, their funds being ex-
hausted and they being all in debt.
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Che Rutland daily &lobe.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1877.

Adoerttsers tSu please hand IN their matter at as
driy an hour in the afternoon as Convenient. By
doing they tedl gioe as more time to arrange aud
property display them, than II taken at late hour.
Tao circulation of the "Daily Globe"i is equal
to, if not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont The circulation Of the
Weekly Globe" is a half larger than that Of
any othcr weekly newspaper in Western Yer
mont; and more than the combined circulation
" all the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany.

NEW YORK, April IL.
The Tribune reports belief among
brokers.t that the rumor concerning the ap-
plication in behalf of the Delaware aud
Hudson canal company for the appoint
ment of receiver is substantially true.
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AMERICAN ROUSE,
w. ?. Paige, Proprietor.

". ?. TuIgV, TrOprieIOrs
Having leased the above wcll.known ho-
tel, and taken possession If same, | shall
be pleased to see all my friends, and the
travelling public generally. l shall Gu
deavor to MAINTAIN the reputation of the
house for being firtt-Class in every respect.
j10dtf W. T. PAIGE.
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MORSE BROTHERS,
Chemists and Druggists

thousands die every winter OF con.
sum ton, bronchitis, diphtheria, and lung
fever, whom few doses OF "Hale's Honey o.
Horehound aud Tar" given In time, would have
druggists, apr6d&Wlm
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In minute.
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Dennison,s Pa,en. shipping Tag..

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by It's
becoming detached. All express compe niles
everywhere.
Globe PAPER CO., RUTLAND.
d&w Wholesale AGENTS.
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Wrestling.

LAWRENCE, Mass, April l2.
The light weight championship wrest-
ling match between Frank Robinson, of
this city, and Harry A. Howard, of New
York, was won by the former to-day.
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Heavy Snow.

PouGHKERPsIR, April II.
Passengers from Delaware county report
two feet of snow on level in some portions
of that county, and reads impossible.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR SORE EYEs.-See
DR.. Lstoo, surgeon, Albany eye and ear
infirmary, at the Bardwell house April 10
and a.
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New CURE FOR DEAFNESS. See DR.. Lis
ton, surgeon, Albany eye and ear infrmary
who will be at the Bardwell house April 10
aud IA.
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THE ONLY MEANS of curing catarrh new
treatment that never fails. See DR.. Liston,
surgeon, Albany eye and ear infirmary at
the Bardwell house April 10 and
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Bank Suspension.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April II.
The bank of Avon has suspended. 1t 10
owned by George w. Swan.
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Fires.
PoMERoY. Ohio. Anril u

PoMERoY, Ohio, April u.
A fire, which originated in Gryer &
Sons wine room last night, spread into the
main business portion of the town, burn
ing twenty-five business houses, offices and
residences. The First National bank is
the only building remaining on the west side
of Court street. Loss 100000.
PATTRRs N, N. j., April II.
The Hamilton mill dye house was burned
this morning. The burning chemicals ran
over the ground and fired the main build
ing, which was also destroyed. 1t was
one of the principal wooden mills in the
country. Loss 100000.
ANOTHER HOTEL BURNED.
RosEMoYT, Ont., April IL
Henderson's hotel, together with all out
buildings, burned last night. John Hare,
bailiff, and traveller named Dunn were
burned to death. Loss $4,000.
NEW YORK, April 12.
Old Chickering hall, II East Fourteenth
street, occupied by Hertz e Sons, auc-
tioneers, partially burned tonight. Hertz
loses $4,000; building damaged $1,000.
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The St. Louis Fire.

New YORK, April ~.
Specials to the morning papers give
no new statements concerning the st.
Louis fire beyond relating accidents and in
cidents. The Times says fireman at noon
yesterday found 1000 worth of jewelry
left in room by Mrs. Gen. Simpson. The
Herald reports that Joseph Pulitzer had
narrow escape. Ho thinks the alarm bell
was not sounded in the hotel. The Herald
says the fire department was dazed and in
efficient.
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The Louisiana Commission.

New ORLEANS, April 10.
The Evening Democrat says the commits
sion we're in session till 8 o'clock a. m. The
interviews they had had were fully dis
cussed, and the stand taken by both parties
carefully canvassed. 1t is understood a
plan was adopted to be laid before Pack
ard and Nichols. There will be no further
statements received from individuals after
noon of thursday. Gen. Harlan stated
that the commission had finished it's
labors in that direction, and would now be-
gin consultation en- the facts already
CLEANED. During the morning Judge
WHY was present with committee of gen.
tlemen who were union men at the break
ing out of the war, and who represented a
class hitherto not actively engaged in poll
frs
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RIIlrHS.
d&w

MoNAMARA-In East Dorset, April 8, q daugt.
ter TO Mr.. ana Mrs. Mcnamara. This is Mr..
MS twenty-fifth child and Mrs. MS four
teenth child.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Weather Indications
WAR DEPARTMENT., I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfcRR,S
WASHINGTON April i3-1 q, m,

For New England and the middle states
cooler and clear or clear weather with
northerly to eastery winds and rising
followed by falling barometer.
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ENCOURAGING PACKARD,

The New York Graphic's New Orleans
dispatch says Commissioners McVeigh and
Harlan stated publicly yesterday to Pack
ards people that their case was such that
President Hayes could not refuse to sup
port it if they held together.
The commission spent the day in a dis
cussion among themselves without any re-
suit. They were waiting to communicate.
The only delegation received was delega-
ton of sugar planters in the interest of
Nichols. The commission declined to
state whether they had received any sup
Elemental instructions from the president !;
also declined to indicate any time
for the close Of their Investigations.
Messrs. Ray, Leonard G Burch handed the
commission ponderous list of officers who
had qualified in the Packard secretary Of
state office, accompanied by certificate OF
Packard's secretary of state, showing that
of ten hundred and thirty-three officers
commissioned by the governor, six hun
dred and twenty eight, whose names are
given in the list, filed an oath of Office &C.
cording to law. The remaining -four hun
dred and five are justices of the
peace and constables who have not
made practice of filing an oath of
office. 1t is understood the commissioners
session which lasted TIL o'clock this
morning was considering message to the
president. Gen. Augur who was present
reduced the message to military cipher
which 1t is believed, notifies the president
that they had concluded the investigation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
new York Stock and Money Market.
NV YORK. Anril II.

MONEY at 8 per cent.
PRIME Mercantile Paper at Sk96.
STERLING quiet at 46ok and 4esk.
GOLD quoted at 1885, and closed AT l06.
CLEAhlNGS, cal, $4,000.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS, $4,000.
TREASURY disbursements $685.
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ANDREW J, HARE, M, d.,
NOTICE,

IN
l would inform the ladies OF Rutland aud
Vicinity that | have removed to No. Go West
street, where / shall carry on the business OF
dress making In all It's branches, and shall be
pleased to see all my old customers and many
new ones The spring patterns are ready for
inspection.
apri9d4d MISS c. VALIQUETTE.
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Throw medicine to the dogs, and cure

Throw medicine TO the dogs, and cure
your diseases with
BLUE GLASS.
A large stock just received by
A. w. HIGGINS.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THB STATE OF TRADE.
EuRoPEAN MARKETA

May IN, dun @1 :, 55 ssS7
Rn sa a. =. Long ceaF dun a, sso short cs
dull g. 40 Hams-L9ng Cut dun @ At 4S shouasrs @ dnI
Al iiol Prime X ss. duh at %. Lard-Primo western
sT s. a. AZ AN IL % Gy aS a n II a. m Fne S
AZ 100. chee.eAmsrican Choco frmer Al 49, Lard OH
gs dn . so m No spSg Winter Sq a. g In
The market cSrn- MIXED Soft s!SaGy at 25e.
we're bales yndndne bales A@eean Fapares
steady Cplands Low @ddlinG CLAUSE pow landine 81 sd
Upands Middns clause July delivery, tssd
upands, Low Mddlng clause, july and August delivery,
ITERrooL, May 17-l9:3o p motion stosderi Middng
Upands, 5'Sisd Mlddng orleans, 6d; sales, 10000 bales
I'm ludine 1000 for speculation and EXPORT
spg clause Juse ana July Heysy G CFspdi I9~ %
an. PS eaa.a sPg sbDe r sNd Nav al
LNRErooIr May I7-l3op .Beef a3 terce for Prime
IIvEHrooi May I7-2 p Ia.-UplaDd Cotton, Low Middng
s1 Sns h and RSi !%e sSd Gs % %c9r 2R % %~ 4 Tc
sales today ineGdcd 1870 bae. Au,ericsn.
e7use June and July Gsy,ry 5la,a. Upa&ni' ~ 10" MID
,LiyTSrooi, Msy Ills p m-upanis Cotton, Low Md.
LIvRRrooI, Nav l743o M Reef 9o ticree for Prime
M,ss Corn, 256G259 2 quarter FOR Now Mixed western
Low aitiag . claus, jgiy ard August delivery issd
LyEEPCoi, May II $3.50 p m-Spirtso OF Pefolcdm. SID
IyE@iFool, May l7Eyenns - ~ lq,esa 3 oil 2i@alo
LoSDoN May l7-l23O p ul-Conso!s. 0$iiIs for both
Ccnti,I. 90. limos central 50
LogDoS May Ill ,. m.-ConsolS g3si5 for both money
LONDON May i7-i5O =. m-Cousola g31 fo. money and
95is or The Paris advcos quote five per cent
TentrS lOlt 5JC. for the account.
L"SnoS May ~ y: m.-Ihe bullion in tho Bank OF
England nas Increased ijUOOU during the past W"eh.
LC>pON Nav l7-3ib y. m.-Ihr proportion % tlo Bank
of england to iaui, which last week 39 per
cent, Is tUlI per
LONDON May i7-3JO p. m.-siver IL quoted at 81 I'D ?
LONDON May Ill m.Pnris siyecs quote five per cent
Tcntts 1921 2Jc. Tor the sCgouII.
IoSpoY May 1859 p -Consols $3.50 for both money
ara thC account.
Ci fnTpcutiuc . 2-H l Cwt.
LoNUOs May -kvonins.Lindsesd on, &29 10 E22 10
May l7-ESciaicc London, 2jf 16c. FOR short
The specie I'M The Bank OF France has increased l2Dp
OuDf GUTing the pa-; Wrlk.
ASrTEar stay l7-poirooun. 81 l2f. Pale Ameri-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
cn1rnN NlAEKETs.

GALVESTON May l7-Cotton quiet htdhng di i 10"
Niduiur 93ic. Cool Ordinary BE- us lr,tifs -
xrors coastwsc slO bales sales 4l balesi s'oh '"1-
Dlts. - III. .tit5tug IOl.r. net re.
ceips 81 bales exports, cUast"lse I't t"eS' ''' 80
iaea stock, G.ilO bales. - ,,.,,,,,, tolsc. . Ion,
BALTIMORE May 17.-Coton quiet Midln8, lu,sT Lo 40
.Iidilinc lose Good Ordinary, H7c gross r,C.s.s 50
bales: exports. Great Britain 100 bhlts
,cs sales, 5 SIinuer& 90 bales st9c % ~
EOsroY May I7-Nott0n dui Aiddling Iic' & I4" In
Orllnarr net reccipts ouo plIes
gIoss. ga halos; exports 10 Great bil''" ''' O ~
" 'wiaaNSGToy Nay l7.-Couon dull, nominal MiddliDs
10i,c. Tow MdGny Zoe. Good OrilnaIy' V'2c'' so0A'
0I,lItIt May 17-Cotton quiet; Mdilnc, lOisdlO &C
ST LOUIS May l7.-Cotion dul; AllGlhV IV-,., ~ .3
is bales; shipments 22I bales sales ~ Oa'' ' O'O
O'PnnApELPmA May l7.-Cot,on hrmer; MiddhnE ], e3
Nldug lOLc,. Good Ordinary, IOc Let lt.,l' o''
bales gross 2ZO bales sales, 5OJ baes sFNheH' 90
'9,S,Sy,7 MAY l7-Cotton stcahier Iddns oasc Low
,rdrg lOic, Good OuliIarJ 92ri receipt, tto o'loS
shipments ~ hles sales, hIes stocn 9-l in{c To,
V,SNAp NAV lT.-tutt0n quiet Midnlug ~ e, il'
,iduuy g7sc uni Ordinary 9st. net fecrlpts ~ O''
.alrA 81 bales. stock. UI5 bales. ,,,,t... ,olc .
NpW.OKiEaNs. May l7.-COtton seadY Ml,ll.nE, 5s1
Low Aiiilng lQc; Good Ordinary, Pei net It,sii ifgf
bars cfus, 27I bales, exports To tht ,'huI,u 'ieS
es coastwiso 1913 bales sales 4,l5O Dao' s'"'A' ''
'S SoT"g Nav l7-Cotton quiet; Afddliug. lOise Low
e1por, coastwlse l47S bales sales, 2oo o"'S ''A' 90
TFNJns MAY 17-Couon steady good demand NdtinE
1oic trcepfs liT bales shipBents, l,liO DAS' s'os'
1000 bales. stock, 3O,I12 bales , s,c,dv. ,us1inu
AUGTsTA Nav I7-COttOn quiet ana sehHy % a1
lOc Low Midtng gt.c; Good Ordinary 0C 'e'e'P" ~
CHiEITsf6S Nav i7-Cotton hrmori Middlng lole
Low Middling IOL9Oc.; Good ordinary 10 80
receipts bales; expOrts 70 the Nonin'mhS m ~ Iass
coastwse, l35 bales sales 500 bales slOoN, Ilo o