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scmptive Of intellectual life, shrewd and
wary. have padded along on the Nee
pigOn, where the fins of these large, choice
fish would actually ridge the water all
around us, aud yet we could neither strike
or net them. | have used the canoe paddle
eXcltedly for half an hour in trying to hit
them as they would dart past lis on the
surface, but never succeeded in killing any,
And yet the Indians those children of ma
ture, who seem never to fail in their efforts,
however rude,-are very successful in tax
ing these fish They will pole their canoes
i'll among the rocks of swift and dangerous
rapid, and while the one in the stern is
giving his attention to the frail boat, hold
ing it still, pushing it forward or letting it
90 gently down the stream, the other in
the bow, either with long handled spear
OF net, is eagerly watching the game
When he sees his fish, he will hur his
spear or throw his net with a dexterity
that will draw from you an involuntary
exclamation of surprise, and land in his
canoe as fat and fine a fish as you ever
saw. | have watched these fellows fishing
i'll the dangerous rapids of the "Saulte St.
Mary" and seen them frequently dip I'D
two large white fish at a time, while the
waters were dashing spray all over them,
and drowning with its constant roar their
many shouts of exultaton. Its picture
not soon to be forgotten. When they are
through, they will shoot out from their
resting place and fly with the speed of the
wind until they reach the smooth water
below and make for the shore. The per-
sons of these Indians you cannot admire.
but their teats you must. They are not
tine specimens of physical strength and
size, but they look lazy and slow, and are
dirty and unkempt; but they are, when this
is demanded, as active and quick as the
deer, and when engaged on a trip, faithful
and ready. They live SO entirely on fish
that they actually seem to smell of fish all
the time.
| spoke of seeing these white fish lying
at the bottom of the lake, in thirty feet of
water This is no exaggeration. This
Superior water is as clear as crystal You
can easily distinguish objects at the bottom
from tile deek when the large. huge vessel
is moving. | have thought Lake George
clear, but Lake Superior is equally SO.
w. W. II.
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JOHN NJ. EVANS
NEW CARPET STORE.
No. 80 NORTH NINTH STREET.

Above Market, near Fihert 81. PHILADELPHIA,
Has opened with entire stock of the latest
STYLES OF
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, WINDOW SHADES, &c
whlch we oder at lower prices than have been known
Ion Ii years Our long experience in the business, gives
M great advantage. and intend to make this the
BARGAIN CARPET STORE Of the city. where buyers
rely getting the best goods the very ioWeSt
prices.
An examination Of our stock and prices is earnestly
solicited. JOHN VI. EVANS
Formerly of North Second ST. PHrLADgLpHIA.
Feb u lAT1-3m
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PROPHETIC.

MIR. EDIToR:-Gibbon, after giving an
account of four different raids made by the
ancient Russians, during the tenth and
eleventh centuries, against Cons tantinople,
says: 1.-The memory of these Arctic fleets
that seemed to descend from the polar
circle, left a deep impression of terror on
the Imperial city. BY the vulgar of every
rank, it was asserted and believed. that an
equestrian statue on the square of Taurus
was secretly inscribed with a prophecy,
how the Russians, liz the last days should
become masters of Constantinople; aud
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4 Wonder Work ing Remedy

No remedial agent has been offered to the sick
an& L,bilitat"i all comparable TO iustettcrs Stomach
Bitters i'll Of remitent and Intermittent frv,rs
constipation ailments rheumatism, and disor-
dcrs involving eak phi vscal decay
1t literally " works wonders. The botanic ingredients
which spiriuou, basis holds i'll solution. act like IL
charm upon the stomach. and through the stomach up
the brain. liver. bowels and nervous system. There
nothing III its IMPOSITION thar il not saluhrIuuE II con-
ta- of the most potent tuulrs Il the Negetab"
kingdom and the juices OF the hest ap-r"ut ana anti
bilious roots AMI hcr : combined with perfectly pur"
,t,mriltog clements. tn" Rittcrs peculiarly adapt
81 those engaged in rNnau>tInG unhealthy occupa-
tons strength is sustained aud the ability
of the system Ia resist atmospheric and other influences
urriudicul - hcaltI! largely increased.
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Sunday night, during the heavy thun

Sunday night, during the heavy thun-
der storm, three of our townsmen-Mr. s.,
Mr.. p and Mr.. Awhile standing under
the porch of we'll known liquor store,
became suddenly frightened by the heavy
thunder. Mr.. P. proposed to leave there
for neighbours house, but Mr.. S. insisted
that there was no more danger there than
any where else, when Mr.. A, with trem-
bling voice, exclaimed that where liquor
was sold, there was no fifteen place to stand
during thunder storm, and with Mr.. p.
beat hasty retreat to a neighbours house.
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THAT Webster's grand third of
1t was rather pleasant gathering, though
some complaint was made of incongruity in
it's composition. The church members
complained of the proximity of sinners,
and the sinners fought among themselves,
and with the church folks, but no blows
were given, and altogether it perhaps was a
tolerably smooth affair. Wilmington and
We simply remark that Eikton's best
society was not present.
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Port Deposit Items.
THIEVES.

THIEVES.
SATURDAY. night seems to he the set time
for thieves to make their raid on stores
On last Saturday night, they cut a pane OF
large glass out of the sash door of f.
Cornish's store and restaurant. crawled
through, and helped themselves to tobacco
and cigars, and left by the back door, leav
ing it open.
THE TEMPORARY SHED
covering the ice piled up on Messrs. Davis
Il Pughs lower wharf fell, on the night of
noise, and causing good many nervous
people to be excited till the cause was
known. The pile of ice since has been
partly much uncovered, and is fast dsap-
pearing under the Spring sun. If not
speedy sold those who put it on the wharf
will lose all their labor
BISHOP BECKER,
from Wilmington, preached three sermons
in the Catholic Church, last Sabbath and
confirmed class of over forty, in the
Church. His sermons were able as usual
and all were pleased with the dicourses.
will be held in the Presbyterian church,
next Sunday night Several speakers have
been engaged to address the audience. All
are invited. 1t is time our people should
make some exertion in this good cause,
after the disgraceful disturbance in the
center of the town, on last Saturday night.
NEW FIRM.
Mr.. II. A. Thompson has associated with
him, Mr. Adam Peoples, in his general
store. at Rock Run. The firm will be
Thompson & Peoples hereafter. Adam is
a clever fellow, and we wish the new firm
success.
THE Low TIDE
of Wednesday compelled the steamer Lam
easter to stop at Messrs. Bond Bro & Co.'S
wharf, there not being enough water at
her usual stopping place.
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Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNCERT.-
Mr.. Charles A. Fohrman is preparing a
vocal and instrumental concert for the 4th
of June.
He hopes with the assistance that he has
secured, to offer the public an agreeable
entertainment. His programme will en-
brace a choice and varied selection of music
to suit all tastes.
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adds: "perhaps the present generation may
yet behold the accomplishment of the pre-
diction.' Gibbon wrote about 80. That
generation is gone, and did not see the FIJI,
iiiiment of this prediction. Shall the pres
ent generation see it? Are these the last
dayso ".
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North East Items.
NJ AT DAY,

The fishing shores were visited quite ex-
tensively by North casters on Tuesday
Barnes's fishery, and. of course, the most
of North casters followed in it's wake.
Quite party, however, visited the shore
of c. w. Shippers and were Hospitality en-
tertained. IT'S pleasant to observe that
whisky is becoming less and less promi-
nent on our fishing shores. One gentle
man says that he neither saw or heard of
any at the shore he visited, but heard of
one drunken man. We have plenty of it
in this place, however. The .frst, however,
passed off quietly here with the exception
of few drunken snobs.''
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SALE OF Town PRoPERTY.-On Tuesday
last, w. j. Jones, Esq, trustee, sold at
public sale, two double dwellings near the
gas house, formerly belonging to J. A.
johnson, deceased, to Mr.. Joseph Wells,
for $780,
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MEDICINAL.
ASK the recovered dy.

Cheapest. 7sses: a.i sas. Family Medicine !, tie Toyli
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, Bill
ions attacks SICK HEADACHE Collie, Depression o.
Spirits SOUR STOMACH. Heart Burn &c &c.
This uurvalled Southern Kennedy is warranted Il
contain single particle OF MERCURY any injuriou.
mineral substance. hut is
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EFFECTS OF HYDRPHoBIA.-The Oxford
Press of Wednesday says: The neighbor
hood of Pleasant Grove, Lancaster county
and adjacent parts of Cecil county. Md,
has suffered considerably from the loss Of
stock through hydrophobia. The loss has
been chiefly confined to hogs and dogs,
about dozen of each having died or been
killed within month. A hog belonging
to Thomas Duglass, bitten by the rabid
dog which passed through the neighbor
hood, went mad last week and was killed.
A hog belonging to Mr.. Myers at Penn
HILL bitten at the same time as Duglass
hog, also went mad and raved around the
pen until killed, on the 23rd. A hog of
Joseph Hill, near Bald Friar, was attacked
with bydrophobia and bit two other hogs
belonging to a neighbor, also dog, before
it was dispatched. The other animals, at
our last account, had not been killed
They should be by all means, as it is equal
to criminal offence to allow an animal to
live after being bitten by another showing
hydrophobic symptoms. Human beings
have fortunately so far been able to escape
the fangs of the animals affected by this
dangerous disease. 1t is manifestly the
duty of every person to destroy every ami,
mol known to have been bitten aud closely
confined and watch those known to have
been in close contact with rabid animal.
The risk to the human family is very great.
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THE WISE DERvIsH.-A Dervish pass
ing over the great desert of Khorassan,
was accosted 10y magician, who held in
his hand vial of mysterious juice which
being rubbed upon the eyes, so cleared
ones vision, that he saw an instant all the
hidden riches of the universe The camels
of the Dervish were loaded with jewels and
gold, yet he gave them all in exchange, and
received i'll return the key to that wondrous
secret. Scarcely less valuable, to our every
day happiness are Duryea's Improved Corn
Starch, and Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch.
One secures you a simple heath(u food;
the other, immaculate linen as white as the
driven snow. Don't forget to ask your
grocer for Duryea's Improves Corn Starch,
and Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch.
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AfISHAI'.

We now have to chronicle one of those
occurrences which invariably mar, to a
degree at least, the pleasure of those most
intimately connected, and which, perhaps
properly belong under the head of "acc-
dents. While party of young folks,
from oxford and vicinity, numbering about
dozen couples, with as many buggies Or
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C52S Black Dress Silks-full assortment
Sl.O0 to 50 30 per yard just opened -
Please call and examine GLASS FRONT.
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Is Plaid Dress Goods -new styles-at
IL cents; worth %; at T. DRENNEN's.
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IS Fashionable Hats for gentlemen-full
stock-at MCCRERY * BoULDEN's.
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Is Full line Silk sun Umbrellas and
Parasols. GLASS FRONT
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NNE end of the Brick Dwelling on MAR
N1stre I, opposite Mrs. Z. G ones residence.
Mar L. 1S11-tf Apply at National Bank.
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To CURE THE GAPEs.-An exchange says
most effectual cure for gapes in young
chickens is coal oil. Strip small feather
almost to the point, hold the chick tongue
down with string, dip the feather in the
possible. Our lady informant says that it
Immediately kills the insect and the chick
RECEIVERS in few minutes. She has tried
it with unfailing success. This simple
remedy is worthy of trial, as the gapes is
one of the great detriments to chicken
raising.
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Is Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings, at
bottom prices, at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
rs Largest Stock of Boots, Shoes and
Caters now open for inspection.
GLASS FRONT.
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ES- New Dress Goods opening to day.
GLASS FRONT.
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rs Boots, Caters Shoes and Slippers
low prices-call and see, at +. DRENNEN' s.
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- Black and Colored Cashmeres and
AIpacas, very cheap. at
MCCRERY Il BoULDEN's.
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FISHING.

Quite number of our citizens are en-
gagged, as usual, in the fishing business,
this season, and up to the present time
have received but poor pay, as shad giling
has been what might be called failure
The Spring has been an unusually rough
one, and the fishermen have had to endure
great hardships in taking what few they
have caught.
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Is Wool Debeges-eXcellent quality
p to 81 cents, at MCCRERy y BoULDEN's.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-During the
heavy storm of Sunday evening last the
lightning struck tree standing at the
northeast corner of the Howard " prop
erty, Main and Bridge streets. This prop
erty is occupied by H. II. Bennett, Esq, in
one end, and S. j. Price in the other. The
tree stood at Mr.. Prices end; the glass in
some of the windows was also shattered,
and the two families much startled suffi-
Gent of the fluid struck little son of Mr..
Bennett to fell him to the floor; no injury
was done him, however.
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CORN PLANTING,

During the warm days of last week some
of our neighbors were busy planting corn;
but the rain, followed by the cold snap.
brought it to a sudden stand still. The
wheat in this neighborhood never promised
better this season of the year.
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WEDD1NG.-On Tuesday evening, Rob-
ert Crouch, grandson of Mr.. Thomas c.
Crouch, of this town, and Resse Falls,
second daughter of William Falls, Esq,
mine host of the Howard House, were mar
ried by Rev. Mr.. Ridgeway, pastor Of the
NJ. E. Church. Mr.. Ridgeway performed
the ceremony in the presence of the guests
invited to witness it, which were the rela-
tives of the families, after which the happy
couple we're accompanied to the depot by
large number of young people and took the
cars for short visit to Philadelphia.
They have our thanks and the thanks of
the printers for the bountiful supply of
good things they sent to The Wig office.
"May they live thousand years and their
shadows never be less"
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t$ New Spring Dress Fabrics, at popu.
lar prices, just received by
MCCRERY Il BouLDEN.
10 and "a White and Check Mat
unss-fuil stock. GLASS FRONT.
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II HINCHLIFFE has the Largest Stock
of Tobacco and Cigars in E!kton. Plug
Tobacco at As cents per pound.
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ACCIDENT AND NARROW EsCAPE.-Cap-
tain VIM. G. Purnell, who fishes for shad
on the Susquehanna flats, left Elkton, on
Sunday evening, to repair to the scene of
his labors, accompanied by James Dough-
erty, Emory Weaver and his son, VIM.
Purnell. They sailed down the river till
they reached point between big and lit
tie WEIGH Points. This place has bad
reputation among nautical men, it being
the Hatteras of Elk river.
About 10 o'clock at night their boat was
struck by sudden flaw of wind, or squail
and suddenly capsized; the mast stuck in
the mud at the bottom of the river, render
ing it impossible for them to right the boat,
in consequence of which they were forced
to remain on the bottom of the boat till 4
o'clock on Monday morning, when they
were rescued by some fishermen who were
attracted to the place by their cries for
help.
They lost every thing in the boat-oi
clothes, provisions, etc. 1t was a providen-
tial thing they escaped with their lives.
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tB Look out for MILLER's great sale of
Cattle, at the FELTON, House, May 10th.
MILLINERY AND TRIMMING.-Neckties
new style of Bows, Collarettes, Ruches,
Ribbons, Queens Gray, Coral and other
new shades, Ladies, Travelling Gloves, the
new Soaring, Notices and Frames, at
Mrs. LITzENBERG's Fashionable Store, one
door below Mitchells drug store, Ekton.
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HaltimNre Mark els.

'uHhEIFEh EVERY WEDNESDAY HI
5. ROWLAND CARSON, Commission Merchant,
% south Frederick Street, Baltimore.
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THE WANDERING JEw.-Last Monday
evening a wandering Jew, John Abra-
ham Davis" by name (of what tribe we
know not, for we did not inquire), called
at The Wing Office. He was quite deaf and
was travelling for the purpose of disposing
of his autobiography, small book, which
he sold for dollar. He called it "Juda-
ism Excelled.'
Forty years ago John Abraham was con-
verified to Christianity and became Bap-
fist preacher. He continued to preach till
1867, when he was obliged to relingush
the pastorate on account of deafness. He
published the book then, and was return
ing to his home in Virginia from New
York, whittier he went to sell it. His
brethren there did not patronize him very
we'll. He had horse and buggy and
stayed all night at the Farmers Hotel, in
the Hollow, and next morning went On his
way rejoicing.
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REPAIRING ROAD.


An attempt has been made to repair the
post-road or Elkton street, as it is called.
We have no fears, however. but the pres
ent efficient members of the Board will make
good job of it, though from its long neg
lect it will be quite expensive to make a
finished job. 1t is a burning shame that IA
road so easily kept in good repair, as that
was, should be so neglected to crafty a
piece of ma!ire as we believe that was.
Our manufacturers all seem to be busy,
but we are Informed at unprecedentedly
small margins.
STRUCK by THE CARS.
Mr.. William Benjamin had a fine young
BULL which was fierce enough yesterday
Thursday to face the II. 20 express engine,
but being inferior in strength. was pushed
over the bank, breaking his hind leg and
otherwise seriously iniuring him.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT N0TIGE,
ILLUMINATING OIL

As the long nights are upon us, when more artif,
light is hetessary. il behooyes all who reaire 700
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j. II. ZEILIN Il CO.,
FOR RENT,

MACON GA. and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, SLIGO. Sold by I'LL Druggists.
Oct II, lS76-Iy
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Cecil " iIig.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
E. BRINGHURST g. CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
C G. lS73-ly WILMINGTON.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1.Sc. LOWER; FUTURES
CLOSED wEAK-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT
LowER-ConN LowER-oATs QUIET-wHIsKEY
DULL-PoRK DULL AND LOwER-LARD
QUIEr-PErRoLEUM wEAK-sPIRITs or TUR-
PENrINE DULI.-RosIN DUIL--oIIs QUIET
COFFEE QUIET SUGAR sTYADY--FnEIGHTs AC-
TIVE IN PETROLEUM TONNAGE.
TUESDAY. April 17-6 p NJ.
The markets less active ana In some cases un-
settled and lower This the 'Change par
tIcularly. Flour quiet Wheat and corn less &C
tive. lower and to nominal; this par
ticularly true Of wheat Oats quiet Whiskcy dull
Pork dull and lower Lard rather irregular, but with
out decided change. Freights active In petro-
lcum tonnage. Cotton the spot dull and &c.
lower Futures closed weak. Coffee quiet Sugar
steady Oils remained quiet Petroleum active,
but closed weak Naval dull and weak.
ASHES quiet sc. for SAC for pearls.
ASrIMosy quiet at l3c. for rcgulus
BExswAx hrm Sc. 34,ac for Western and South.
ern; 5000 lbs. sold for export private terms
BROOM Corn dull and loss nominal; quoted
at 31sc Sc. for tipped Sc medium and &C.
&c. for choice green.
CoorERAGE srocK quiet but unchanged. We quote =:
Mosssss Shocks 32inch with heads 81 rs 81 TO- sugar
shooks with heads s-inch, 81 30 s. 65 do do 3Bnch
81 80 r.; box Shocks 75c soc; do "a; pipe do
90 % Jo empty hoSshead s. 5O hoops. IA feet ord-
nary primo, $3.50 35 hoops II fact do $2s $50 per NJ
CoPrEn-We note sales OF 100000 lbs lake at l9Ac.
Iosc. cash. the market closing steady At those gures
CoRDAcK dull We quote Manila, large and small
sise per ib ike 14c do cordage, bolt rope yarns
l6c TIC. tarred Manila. 14c. Sisal rope, 1Oc lie
New Zealand 11hc l21sc Russia hemp, tarred, l4c
American do, 14c; Russia bolt rope. Ito.
CovPKx-There u iair jobbng movement In Rio, but
important movement in cargo lots. Prices remained
stesdy 5000 bags Rio sold yesterday Ia Baltimore OK
Donedy at 17asc tor low fair barely fair Mild coffee
steady but active We quote :Ordinary cargocs
16c l6t+c.; fair do 1896. 1Slac; good do 1880
19c prime do 1910 zoe. range lots l6c
s211zc Santos fair to good 1916 &c., gold. 90 days;
Java, government bags PFC. 23c do, grass mats,
24c,; Singapore 9c ale Ceyon. 9c 2lc Maracaibo
lsc DOC Laguayra lsc = Doc jamaica lie. a lsc;
st. Domingo. l6c l6kc. Porto Rico ISc Zoe Costa
kica sc. 21c Mexican 1sc. l91ac; Macassar. 19c
Ole, Ansosura, Toe. 2o1sc; savania. lsc. i zoe
Curacao. ibc 1S%c
COTTON the spot was quiet the total sales OF
day being only $50 bales. Prices marked down he
Liverpool came Lied lower spot cotton and sales OF
5000 bales middng AT I'D. Arrivals also ll6d lower Our
rkets for futures lied under tho closing prices
OF yesterday: good business and the market
closed weak and from IL To ~ points lower than nights
closing The closing prices to-day compare with Mondays
ell sings s