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and tue majority Of them only in small amounts,
Some of the speculative kinds, however, huctuated
ND and down with their kindred shares. Erie secoha
consoIs sold between 81 and S49i' closing at o4OS
against 81 yesterday, while the funded os at 1s@
7sIt were 19 lower than yesterday. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas seconds after selling at 59s rose TO
59a., A gain of 4 per cent. Boston, Hartford ana
Ere frsts were % lower at 1888, anu
c., c. and /. C. first asssnted were 81 lower at
a. Central of New-Jersey consOs were weaker
at 1OO120 01OOs4. and Lehigh and Wilkesba1re con-
soils sold at 90 against 9414 yesterday. Peoria.
Decatur and Evansville incomes sold at oZi2@
529, and Ohio Central incomes at A. Denver ana
Rio Grande frsts declined from 102 to 1O1 l9' ana
Texas and Pacific incomes from 61l2 to 81, put
Kansas Pacific coDsOIs were q higher at 9Zi2.
Quotations at the close were firm, and for some OF
the issues named the biddngs were above the prices
Of the earlier sales.
The bank statement to-day shows gain IN
all the items resulting in $1197, ,375 increase OF the
surplus reserves. The following are the totals ei
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Surrogate Calvin yesterday refused probate
to the will Of Nicholas Muller, Frcnchman from
Alsacc who was formerly liquordealer In this city.
TO sail for Europe with his wife in ls74 he
had the will drawn up by his broker giving all his prop
ery TO his cousin, the Rev. Nicholas Muller telling
the broker at that time that the will made TO pro-
vide against the contingency Of himself and wife being
lost at sea- After his return his wife died and lie
ried again He died, and his widow not knowing OF Ie
will applied for letters OF administration. Afterward
the viii presented; 1t contested by relatives III
France The Surrogate held that the will was made by
the only for the purpose OF Its operating such
In the event Of the death Of himself and wife on the
voyage aud that therefore II should not he admitted to
probate.
The argument on the writ OF prohibition
directed to Mayor. restraining him from going on
with the proceedings for the removal OF Henry j. Dud
ley from the position of superintendent Of Buildings
was had before Justice Potter In Chambers yesterday
Mr. Hatch cOntended for Mr.. Dudley that the holding
OF Justice Van Brunt In the case OF Commissioner
Wheeler that the Mayor had right under the charter
to remove hOldOver" officer, applied in all ils rea
sOning to the present Assistant Corporation
Counsel BeaIl argued against the decision OF Justice
Van Brunt, and cOutended that the Supreme Court
could legally issue the writ to the Mayor even II the
latter was acting in judicial capacity.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
compensation Of postmasers Of the fourth class Re-
IN ha Cnrar,itton nf the Whnla

compensation Of posmasters OF the fourth class nc
ferred to the Committee Of the Whole.
The Conference Committee report on the hegislatYe
Executive and Judicial Appropriation Bill togeshef ded
with the Houee COnferees had yleued
to the Senate Cenferees the subject OF the sailes
of senate e%plTyes was agreed to- rho conference
report The Ute Agreement" bin He stated that S
sufficient arabic land in Colorado the Indians should 5e
settled that State. but IF not then they should ne
settled IN Utah and New-Mexica. The report WIS
fhe House then resumed the consideration of the
electoral Vote aud was addressed by Mr Van v9orhis
Rep., N. " in opposition TO the medium lie coaIae,
party attend the Presidency whether its candidates
Mr.. WHITE (Rep., PennJ criticized the manner in
which tnis measure was presented to the House. lie
power vested in the President OF the Senate to count inc
votes. - -, .- A.,
time OF Georse Washington down to the present time no
President OF the Senate had ever dared TO usnrp he M
Al the conclusion Of Mr. HuntOns speecn Mr.. Br.
publcau side desired for debate:
Mr.. KlEFER tRep) speaking Tor the Republican side,
Mr. BRiCKNELL-Then give notice that will call
the previous question at o'clock. 80
caiit
Several Democrats-we understand that you are 60
nr: CFNGEN lRep Mles;l no doubt II proper Ieggt
that side OF the House that resolution ought not to
be adopted or else the geutlemhn were ROW willing 10
be convinced.
MIR WRITE tRep, Penny again took the floor in reply
Mr. unton, and cOntcnLcd that the position taken
by that gentleman that the right count the votes was
vested in the two Houses, false one
Mr.. BICKNELL then demanded the PRECIOUS question,
Deuning which Mr.. KEIFER moved to adjourn. Re-
iected.
Ihe Republicans then resOrted to flihustering tactics
and by refusing left the House witAOuta quorum
call OF the House having disclosed the presence OF
Quorum Mr.. WHITE Pcnn) moved to commit the pend
inc resolution TO tile Committee the Electoral Count
with instruction to report by bill Rejected-yens, AZ
nays. 100.
Mir. BICKNELL tInd) moved to take recess till Mon
day $3.50 Agreed 10, and the House, at O'CLOCK
took stated.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
2Lq O'CLOCK TO ? o'CLocK.
..rnatrc pRtcLs or LAnELpnL1 ar1crs.
SATURDAY, June I2-P. "


Compared with other days of this week, to-lay's
stock market was dull. tho total transactions
amounting only to 222 500 shares. against 357 200
shares Yesterday aud 40G, 100 shares Thursday
There was, however, q marked change in the temper
of the market, and the movements were the reverse
of those of yesterday; instead Of prices Weakening
with each fluctuatiOn they strengthened and
finally closed at about tho highest of tho day.
Naturally the absence of any confirmation Of the
rumors of yesterday in relation to tho Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western Company created a sharp
demand for the coal stocks from those who yester-
day made late sales upon faith III the TumOr, aud
that demand was Quckened by tho reading
in the Stock Exchange of communication
from President Sloan, which stated that
the total debt Of tho Reading Company
TO the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western does
not exceed $75 OOO and that that is secured by tho
Readings income bonds. This substantially is the
same as the statement given in THE TRIBUNE at the
time of the Reading COmpany's failure.
Nevertheless the coal stocks were feversh, and
after the closing up of the short interest their
prices again weakened, and to certain extent un-
favorably influenced tho whole list. At the close
their prices again stltfened up to near the the
hest frures of the day, but they were dragged
ND by the strength of the general market rather
than lifted by their own merits. OF the general
list, Western Union. Lake Shore. Northwest, st.
Paul and Erie were the leading features and, sub
iect to moderate fluctuations showed an advancing
tendency all day. Missouri Kansas and Texas and
Wabash preferred and the Hannibal and st. Joseph
stocks also show material gains, the other South
westerns improving only in tho small fractions.
The exceptions which show material declines are I
c., c.. c. aDd l.. IL Chicago and Alton. Ss; Nash
ville Chattanooga and st. Louis. 2 and Eric pre-
ferred, per cent. Pacific Mail again was higher.
rising from 37Ss to 3S7s03SCs. The market closed
active and strong.
Government bonds were as dull as usual. tho
transactions at the Board amounting only to
S25, 900. Prices. however we're steady at the fol-
lowing quotations;
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
The COURTS.
PRIVILEGE BUT NOT PROPERTY.

A SEAT IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE NOT TO BE SOLD
on ATTACHMENT.
The question whether seat in the Stock
Exchange is property" which be reached by legal
process was passed upon BY Judge Van Toesen, In a
Chambers opinion of the Common Pleas Court rendered
yesterday in the action OF the Grocers Bank against
Richard G. Murphy Judge Van Hpesen takes the
negative view the question: contrary TO the opinions
recently rendered by Judge Sner in the Superior Court
aud by JudGs ChOate ill the United States District
Court. An execution iseued on February IS 1850,
upon Judgment in favor of the Grocers' Bank against
the defendant and the same day demand WAS
made upon the defendant for the assignment by him of
a scat in the NewYOrk Stock Exchange. that 1t might
be sold to satisfy judgment The defendant refused
to comply the demand claiming that the seat was
not property which could thus be reached Judge Van
Hoesen in his opinion says:
"Tnere doubt that II seat be sold the proceeds
the SALE the payment Of the claims due to men,
bers of the Board may be reached by appropriate pro-
cess This the Of every court which has had Oc
to express opinion on the subject Ii by no
means follows, however, that the seat itself may be
seized by the sheriff taken possession OF by receiver
II may well be doubted if q scat in the Exchange be
property 1t is that Mr.. Justice Miller Of the SUI
ureme Court OF tine United States, in the of Hyde
agt Wood OttO 523, said that he thought il was prop
erty but the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, in two
carefully considered decisions, In when The decsfon OF
Justice Miller is thoroughly reviewed came 10 the oppn
Site conclusion A seat in the Exchange does not
fall within any OF the classes lnl0 WHEN Tue suJect OF
property are divided In the civil code. IL is not capable
Of manual delivery appropriations It'll not domestic
animal, nor obligation; nor u product OF
labor skill nor right created or gran 'ed
bv statute. The advantages of member
ship are very important and of great vaae IN their pos
SCISSORS, and from that consideration an argument has
been drawn that the seat to which they are incident
may be sold by the officers Of tine court There ia no
doubt that If membershipin certain clubs put
at auction large bonus could De realized by mem
bers disposed retire. But few would contend that,
theefOre the privilege of social enjoyment afforded by
the Century the Union or the Union League Clnhs was
property subject legal process. distinction has
been drawn between membership in the Stock Exchange
and membership In social club In view Of the fact that
the former was organized for business purposes and
that member Withdrawing Is permitted 10 get PACK
the money which he paid on acquiring his seat ail
the OF this distinction. Whether the cuO e
founded to AID business 10 promote pleasure. tho
privilege of membership is attached to the person or
the individual"
Judge Van Hoesen concludes therefore. that the de-
fendant did gflY refuse 10 assign his seat AM
dlsrnsses the proceeding. Ten BrOcck and Wan Ordcn
for the plaintiff; Arthur, Phelps, Kncvas and Ransom
for the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
SERIOUS STABBING ARRAY.

Francis Hammel, age twenty-fOur, who
drives an ash cart and lives at No. 90 Bank-st.
WAS walking along East HOuston-st. Friday even
Ing when he met young man &C
companied by two He jostled
against one OF the women In passing, and
the young man applied abusive epithets to him. A
quarrel ensued. and the stranger assaIled Hammell
with knife, woundng him seriously in the lert side
The wounded fell the sidewalk,
and his assailant walked away with his friends John
Murphy, OF No. 81 Leroy-st., found Hammel bleeding
prOfsely and helped hi the Prince street Police
Station. An ambulance was sent for, and Hammel was
taken ~ St Vinccnts Hospital, where his wound
considered dangerous He unable to give descrp-
ton OF the young man who stabbed him.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

The Sub-Treasury to-day gained S4ZHOO| on Dai-
anee made up by gains of S201.O11 currency ana
SI35 O9G coin. Money continues extremely abun-
dant and the ruling rate for call loans is per cent
with exceptions MS low as ~ per cent. The donies-
tic exchanges on New-YOrll at the places named are
quoted as follows: Savannah, ls0H premium !;
Charleston, lslD Il premium New-Orleans, CONNER
cal 81 and bank 50 80 pTemium ST. Lous,20 cents
premiums; ChicaGo,25 cents dlscoun;Bost0n,Z - cents
discount. The customs receipts reported at WASH
inpton to-day amounted 10 $3z5,OO0, aud the IN
ternal revenue receipts to T370OO0. lhe Treasurer
received 1925, 900 D National bank notes ior re-
demption; the totals of such receipts for the week
were 81 10000. . , ooo :. ,,;.o,
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation tor the week
81 425OOO; United States bonds held for crcuts7
ton Withdrawn for the week, 81, 100000 National
bank circulation outstanding: Currency HIts H3tes'
1913 $50 900; ; gold notes. Sl3f7,49O; The Clear
lng House statement to-day is as follows For
fho day-Exchanges. S120,OSG,015; balances,
S5,s0956G for the week - eXchangrs'
S737 53I. .J33; baancrs, T}3279.GS5. The trans
act IONS at the Sub-irPas covered: Receipts,
TS74.3G1 /; payments %147,355; currency balance.
$50. 30. 1J3 com balance, 1893, l2S,3 1863.
There are no changes i'll the nominal rates Tor ior-
eign exchanges, but for actual business raieS are
weak The following are the quotations:
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THE PIONEER JAPANESE BABY.

The birth of the first child born Of japanese
parents this city. recorded Friday at the Bu-
reau ofval Statistics The parents live at No 347 West
Fifty-ninthst. The mothers name is Kama Marokumo
and its her Renzo Yezoye Both born at Nagasak
Japan They have not been long in this country. The
father carries on business importer Of Japanese
goods on Broadway near Ezabetht Half the japanese
colony in the city assembled at the young couples
house when the that their first child was born
was received and spent four days In effort to select
name for the child Their decision finally communi
Gated DIR. Alexander Strong. OF No $50 Secondave.,
YasotarO Yezoye.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
An HOURS GAIN FOB BUSINESS MEN.

An arrangement has been made by w. B.
Thompson, General superintendent OF the Railway Hail
eervec. with the PsnRsyiVanR Railroad, to run the
through postal train thas road. beginning to-
$50 p. m. instead Of ~ 7S0 and still make
the same connections at PIttsnurg This is o very t
Dortant change tor the pusineeA counmunify, ~ H
lowe of the closing Of the nails ct the Gew-York Post
OEaSe for Pennsylvens and the Western and g0uth,
western States an hour later than st present.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
1EAp1Nn INTO THE R1vrR.

black frock coat. black hat and aatchel with a
plano-tuner's Instruments, were found In Hamilton
Ferry boat Thursday morning They taken to the
THIRD Precinct Station House, in Brooklyn and were
identified the property of George Fisher. age thirty
five Of No. 335 Courst. Brooklyn He left homo three
weeks ago aud wrote his wife last week that he was
New-YOrk. II is thOnght that he committed suicide
owing 10 mental depression
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

State bonds also were quiet, with sales OF North
Carolina 0s, second and third classes, at 4. Louis
ana consols are quoted at 46as94610.
OF city bank stocks, there were sold American
Exchange t16l OF 119lG0114, and FOurth National
Ql ct lit.
Railroad bOnda gensrA1ly wero quiet. tho trans
actions including only f0rty-fOur different varieties
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

NEW YORK June l. 1850
sECRETARY's REPORT.
G. l.. CRowELI. HsQ. President
EMPIRE MINING COMPANY, OF UTAH.
DEAR SR herewith submit statement OF The financial
corporation from The date OF its incorDo
ration MAY 2B 1873. May s. 1897 Respectfully yours.
II. a. VAN PHAAG. Secretary and Treasurer
Jereiuts and Disburssmsnh EMPIRE MINING AND MILL
$50 COMPANY, Of UTAH, from Nay 20, 1873 10 De-
eembeT q, 1879,
Receipts.
received by sale OF working capital stock $4,000 90
y iHoatd ..-........... 2I6o 10
received from OF suppes.. lS2 40
Hy balance due II. A. Van Praag being cash
advanced by him tO nay voucher 8. and now
transferred to Empire Mining Company OF -. -
Utah and assumed By them.. SO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

HOUSE or REPRESENT ATryES.
In the House to-day the Committee on Post
oces ana Post Roads reported back the bill liking the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
NEW-YORK and PALMETTO MINING co.
PALMETTO DISTRICT. NEVADA.
IncorpoI ated under the laws Of New-York
CAPITAL, 81, 100000. SHARES. 500 each.

NEW-YORK and PALMETTO MINING co.
PALMETTO DISTRICT. NEVADA.
IncorpoI ated under the laws Of New.YOrk.
CAPITAL. s2.OOoooO. SHARES. sloo each
oFncKRs-Pres't, R. b Catherwood; secy and Tress,
pro tem.. E O. Bramhan.
TRusrEEs-A. s Warner, E C. Bramhal Alex stewart
Henry Morgan. L. L. Brown, II. De Peyster B. Gather
WOOD. r. c.. Root Robert schen and A. 3. Roberts
number OF shares for se for the purpose OF 10
building mill For particulars apply at general sdee No 20
Room 62l, Broadway.
CACRAMENTO MINING COMPANY of COL
orado Capital s2oOO.oOo, 100000 shares; $40 each
stock full. paid and unassessabe
oficers and Trustees: william B. Frus Detroit, Mich
president Joseph Hobson N Y City. vcspresdeut R. @.
lay City and treasurer' Hon. Hubosl
Houghton Mich Charles W. Dwene Denver. Col; John W.
Pummer, Mine superintendent
Office. Rooms IL and Is. No. 90 Broadway, NY.
DOBERTSON ELECTRIC
organiasd 1ndeT @ q the stare Of Nsw-Yoss % sa
Thu. { now 10 s @ ss Of
sscspt tSose a.
All nfriDgensns upon the patents owped BY the CON-
pTncpai oies Rooms Is and "a. SO Broadway New
CAPPHO MINING COMPANY.
Mnes osan ga SkRE Sqdsf HEY MsEGG 5'sff COT
oficersGeneral MANAGER Ia Colorado John Emerson;
President Charles H Emerson Secretary and Treasaref,
James L. BIOOmer.
james SeCSsT sSS'rd Spencer
THE BONANZA CHIEF
GOLD MINING COMPANY
Capital 81 ,OOO.o00. Shares 81 each. unassessabla
President, W. W. WICKEs; vcepreadent MICHAEL
SNOW; secretary. r. F. BROOKE; directors A S-BARNE3
II. A. RICHARDSON, @. O. ROBINSON, ALANSON
TRASK W. ". WICKES, MICHAEL SNOW, Of New.yerk;
COLE SAUNDERS Montana
For particulars inquire at the office,
l6 AND 10 WALL STREET
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

The London markets were rs quiet as they usually
arr on saturdays. British cOns0ls were steady at
gSls for money but ls lower at 9S3lG for account.
United State, bonds shade easier; D at 1O5 5ls,
4l2, at l12 and Is at 110It eX July interest.
American railways were dull aud Generally lower
Erie shares down from 373s t0 81 ls, and second
consols from 81 to S6a SGi9. Atlantic and Great
Western irsts were G57sa IS against 663l ycStcI-
dnv and seconds 30ll against 301l; Pcnnsy wanna,
5l3i against %; Reading. 9l2 against II and
Central and Hudson. 1919 against 100 Illinois
Genial rose from 1Oj TO l0G. The Bank of Eng
land gained ESQ. 900 bullion on balance. In Paris,
Frrncn per cents. after selling at oG, 9dYanced "
SGl7l2 francs.
Inc cross earnings Of the following railroads are
repOrted
CuLSAPEAKE AND ONO.
1879 lsN0.
Month Of ......... sl5s 81 $l9Gjin Inc sl!729
inn To Nqy 3I..... So. .JJ3 lulI.SSs Inc. 37i535
HANNIBAL AND IT. JOsErH
r,rs, yyrek I'm Tune ... s2b97S s"g.75G Inc Sla75s
itnti.Iy 10 June L.. ell,477 DS~O2J Inc l1Si4S
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, ASD ST. PAUL.
1879 1880. -
First week Sl"iG32 s2-b0OO Inc SOo3GS
Jan t1 7........ 3iJl.lJ2 4GVIOOO cl262SbS
The Ehgip0TiRI and Mining JOHrndi report5 the
production Of anthracite coal Tor the week ended
June , and year from January as follows:
Week. Year.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
JUNE 12. 1880.
THE GEYERAL LIgT
New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

sUPERINTENpESr's REPORT OF SUPPLIES "
On hand the month ending AprI 80. $780, S37l46 90
1 hereby certify the above 70 DO correct
WM MCKAY, Manager.
Rec1pttudttoH
Eliminated Value of PldRt az J0LLOt0sf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23

Glearances. Hninnoas
Thia week ...4........tt a32 .baG 40 ss72,86O 10
Last week .........#... 1885 039 w pse,Ia5 III
This week last yanr. 9A31 .4H6 10 Ill3,2V ~
THE MONEY MAREHT-ls unchanged.
Eseaptipnnl commercial paper " quoted 7@e
n cent; AT do --6Dg. collateral loans 798: Al
mortgage no; eeooDd grade nominal.
NEW YoRK Money rata " cent.
Losp,p Bank OF England rate y cent: Con-
sola % lG
PAms-t tsntas 81 s7Ns.
BLyER Mexican dotlars rule at a99- trade
dollars a.d0g5 American halves mud quarters
~ so0tDo Bullion In London B7sd. hore hns
AMsatoAa uoLD California 7as v cont dis-
conut: light weight 97Dpar: muttlatei " cent
dluoount.
FoREras Ooras-ln currency: Five-franc
pieo.s BOO. twenty franc pieces ID 1850
soveraigue a. 1904 40. ten ihaler places y! 500
~ BpRotsh dpuhlQena stb 35R-. Pttrtof hauh
loona slb 8BGp, Mexican dOnhlo"ns SIS $50
Mexican twenty psans piece 30 350ie %. south
American gold 200 per pesos. German twenty
nnrkR ~ COCA 10.
srEnrIsa -steady. Here commercial u 4Hot.
D4s5 baukera' 4B7D4s2s, bankers sight 4Bl'se'
4tbts bank -@4ss. ~ Naw York commercial
In 4gO /, 20 nj T. hnak AR2'4 0482 q.
FRANCS III endy. Hers commercial hre s.2374
10 . bank b.2Ia6-. MT Now York common
nInl & an "a 60b 22L, bnnk b2tA 15.20Aa.
NEw YoaK BmHr--Ftrm Commercial par.
| Bank and bankers connt,r checking rate par
RTATE UONSOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARKET AT n q. STOCK EXCHANGE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
New tariff Old tarin
WATTS Il CO.'S WEEKLY COTTON REPORT
liverpool. January .. 1880

Liverpool. January ~ 1880
we are indebted to Mr.. ID. A. Given Il Sons
ftsr ehis circular from which wo extract the fol
lowing:
Our quotations show an advance upon those
of the thirty first ultmn IA given In our an
nuat circular. of lsd Q M ~ American and
a partial advanc vol 1911 TO u Ia Egyptian and
Eat Indian. but no change In other descrip-
Tue business Of the week (seven davsl inclu-
ding ~ $50 forwarded. sums no to$ ITO bales
ytg. $500 on speculation. $3.50 tor export ana
~ 400 90 the trade.
Iha market for futures to-day is dull but
tnds at our aaat"tlo.s WIEN y 81 STOW W. ~ W.
ssyacge American Upnnds. basis MtddlinE Low
Mtddilng clause. dtl'vertes January III III
MsrSsh. April iea Anrtl. May T'6d. May June
ga-asd and June-July Ind.
Tho fs4 ture OF the week has b on tho reVIya!
az sItivity at Manchester. The Eastern do
anand which rather rlackeEed during the IT,
6ar part of December, has again become promt-
tsant and has been supplemented by steady
Sauu;ry from nearly all quarters. The home
trade 200, has been healthier. aud gives prom
isa u further IN tae ae4p ln'nIe
syuence of tho moderate stocks on hand, prices
have rapidly hardened. and both sptnners and
manufacturers have put them eIvts turner
under contract 70 a considerable extent Jhey
are now. therefore, rat her unwilling sellers.
aad Impede business by the Stiffness q their
TAa trade have consequently bought freely
fa Shis market and for time did not hesitate
90 EDifQW tne huNhbGA III uhttb
NJ stllars. The market Tor futures" respond
90 AND we had sewer oil days Of great activity.
and confidence Ill the staple scene d u be grow
Snsg ia strength. he New York market. how
sgssr did not shDw il usual readiness TO lead
tas way, hut on tie eop.rary rather Jagged b : :
sres,isnpes Since Wednesday last heavy selling
sn~deIs. eaid to ~ on American account. have
a,.s1 ia the market. and futures hive given
~uay u Il to 3-l6d uudsr the pressure. SptnnFrs
saaing this showed less tugerness TO secure
SPOT cotton. and ths sairs DURING he past lev I
%aasra,si,,g desire III sell Altogether the feeling
4a.staS in much less confii-nt than IL was at
tta Eeaipnltg OF the week, but II Is by no meaLs
80 " = noondeut Even those who do not look r
-, sdvanee have no ex, ec atinns or fears 81
-. s.,sffii al decline. The market this week
has also had to contend with heavy tenders Tor