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One Farmer Kills Another at Bir-
mingham, Guernsey Co., Near the
Tu6C0roWaS Limo.

mingham, Guernsey CO., Near the
Tuscarawas Limo.
On Saturday, July II, Lewis Brum'
lev, Q Tuscarswas county farmer, whC
lives near the Guernsey line, and George
McNeely, Of Monroe township. Guern
sey county. met at Birmingham, in tht
latter county, and renewed dispute
about . land transaction. They can.
to blows, and McNesly kicked Brumley
in the abdomen. from the effects Of which
Brumley died the Dext day. The unfor'
tunate affair cast gloon n over the com
munity, where both families are we'll con.
nected and respected. McNeely Va.
subsequently, arrested, and waived pre-
liminary examination, giving bond in
81, 600 to await the action Of the Guern'
sey county grand jury
The Tascarswas Chronicle says: "Mc
Neely came to Gee Brumley on Saturds,
evening Tho evening before he died
and told the sufferer he would gladly
change places with him IL he could. HI
asked Bruuley II be would forgive him
and 1t IL said Brumley replied that b.
"could" forgive him. Another report
says that Brumley asked that McNeeiy
might be sent Tor, and when be came
told him he Vas entirely forgiven, I'D.
ding that he { Brumley) Was to blame.-
Reports are conflicting, however. and
some deny that Brumley made the ad'
mission.
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Swept by Fire.

Moprsro. CAT, July IA terrible
Ore ragged all day yesterday 10 the south.
ern par. Of San joaquin Valley. The
Gre started at 10 .. N. in wheat 6eld
The alarm Vas instantly telegrsphed and
teIephoned to oil available points. Two
thousand men from different sections
rushed to the rescue. The old fashioned
prairie way Of fighting Gre with FIRE was
resorted tc. After 3 80 p. m, after q
desperate struggle, the nre was controll'
ed. The streets here and ct Oakdale are
flied with men with scorched faces and
singed heads Six thousand acres ol
grain and several large dwellings were
destroyed. The total losses are estIma.
ted at $3.50, 900; insurance $4,000.
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WBenjsmin Smith, who resides
about three miles north Of Bsrnesville,
noticed that one of bis cows suddenly
failed considerably 10 the quantity o.
milk given. II was also noticed that the
COW seemed attached to an old tobacco
house on the premises. A watch was
set, when it was discovered that two six
foot black snakes came from the house,
and attached themselves to the cows
teats and filled themselves with milk, the
COW seeming to be charmed. The snakes
were killed, and the milk supply was in
creased to it's former quantity .-St Glars
pils Chronicle.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY cLBaa and Samuel Clssg her has,
wi bssd. vhs reside q Rsokpsft, West
Cssnsy, West viFsinis; sssfcfd Jsnss, {
miner, Who resides d Big Spring. Wayne
Csuusy, Iowa, and Oscar Jsnss, minor. shs
resides At Allsrtss, Wayne County. lsva, will
take nstios that william 4. HoWsli, Adnia.
issrstsr with the will sans1ed, Of the estate
Of John Hsveil, deceased, On the lSsa day si
July, 1884, Alsd his petition In the Probate
Court within and for the county Of Monroe,
and Ssats Of ohis. alleging shat the personal
estate Of said dscsdsss 10 insadleisut pay his
debts, lsgsciss end Ne charges Of admiuis.
tsYins his sstats; that hs died ssix ID In fec
simple Of the following described real estate
situate IN ssid county Of Aensss ani Stsss
Of Ohio 10 VII:
All Of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty six township three range our, sxcert
seventy four aud thirty seven haudredth
serss sold Of Of the same BY Philip Noland
and wife 10 william Alexander, containing
eighty two acFes more OF less.
Alss, the northwest qasstss Of the aouth
west quarter Of section thirty, township
three range four, except sboat twenty sores
ssld BY John Howell and wife y william
Pssco, said exception being oil that part Of
ssi' tract On the seNth side Of the creek, and
being aii the lands Of which the said Wm.
Howell died seissd.
The prayer Of said petition 10 :or the sale
Of said premises, for the payment Of the
debts, lsssoiss and charges Aforesaid.
The p.rscns Arst above NAMED will further
take notice that they have been made par.
ties defendant 10 ssid petition, aud that they
ere required 10 answer the same On or before
the 20sh day Of septsmbes, 4. D. 1854.
WILLIAM A. HOWELL,
Adn'r with the will ANNEXED Of Jsha Hsw.
oil, dsosassd.
july22,'s4t7.
4. J. PlAasoH, Ast'y.
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MRS. N. G. WEST, Local Editor
Index to New Advertisements.

Dr.. LINDSEY MASON, OF Stafford, was
. in town last week.
Mrs M. A. RrcHNER returned from
Tennessee last week.
DR.. I. p. FARQuHAR and wife are Wis
iting friends at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. DR.. WALTON, Of Clarington, ii
wishing friends in this place.
Mrs. DAVIS, OF Wheeling, is visiting
ut Mr. e. W. ARMsrRoNG's.
Several families picuiced at EDDr's
school. house last Thursday.
Miss Puss DIEHL is Visiting her friend
Miss NAY ANsHUTE, near Baresvilie
Miss EMMA HAYDEN returned from q
trip to Niagara Falls last Thursday.
II you want Road Receipts call sl
The SPIRIT Office, or tsnd your order to
: the Office.
Miss CLARA RYAN, Of Cambridge, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs n F. BURKHEAD
OF this place
Tue people OF Sardis sunk a new we'll
81 feet deep last week in the Square neas
BRANNEN's 8 store
Mrs. Mxsy SMITH, Of Seneca, Kansas,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. j,
CLARE, Of this place.
Mr.. P. DoRR, Of Miltonsburg, will
! sell goods at cost until Sept. Let, when
be will remove TO this place.
Miss ErHsL SPRuGas, laughter OF Dr.
WV. SrRrees. Of Sarahsville, is visiting
her Uncle, ]. P. SREraas, Esq, of this
place.
J. B. DRIaa,. Esq, DAVID OKEv, Esq
and a. r. WE+r, Ell OF the SrtRIr, at
tended the Judicial Convention at Ports.
mouth.
Mrs. TITLE AKxRs returned to Pitts
burgh last Wednesday. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss LIZZIE Rous-
KHBERaER.
JOIN yErrERs. Esq, OF Beallsville
purchased the W1sExER property, which
was sold ct Sheriff's sale short time
ago for s2.24o.
Mrs. JAKE RANDOLPH, Of Blanchester
was called to this place BY the illness o
her daughier, Miss LIZZIE, Who has ty'
phoid lever.
Mr.. M HoEFFLER has resigned ss Au
ditor of the g., z. 4 G Railroad. Mr.
HoETPLEs stiff retains his position al
Secretary Of the Company.
Mr.. D. B. LrrLr. Of Canbridge
Guernsey county. has been appointed
Auditor and General Freight and Tickle
Agent Of the B Y. & &C Railroad will
headquarters at W oodsdeId.
On and after the 6rst OF August, Con
ductors on the B., z & G. railroad vii
be required. by the company, to max
an extra charge to persons who do no
purchase tickets at stations where the!
are sOld
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About Tariff.
Stark County Democrat.

stark County democrat.
No Democrat demands free trade; no
Democrat advocates 1t as the Govern.
ment policy. Democrats are favorable
to revenue reform; ere opposed to mo.
nopolv, and hence are opposed to Re.
publican policy. This is the whole ques-
ton in nutshell.
The tariff plank OF the Democratic
platform means q reduction OF the sur.
plus; it means revenue reform; it does
not mean free 'rade. It meets the issue
raised By the Republicans tariff ex
clusively for protection. without regard
to the needs OF the Treasury. Those
who believe that the prosperity Of the
country can be increased by taxation
should 60 With the Republicans and vote
for Blaine and Logan. Those who be.
lieve that taxes should not be laid excep,
to secure the needed revenue should go
with the Democrats and vote for Cleve.
land and Hendricks.
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cF From the Barnesv,lle Esterpriss
We clip the folio wing items:
Stsuoenville is scourged with diphthe.
ria.
John Heddeison. living near Caldwell
fell OF q wheat stack. lighting on fork
handle, which passed entirely through
his body. He will die.
John Cllpner. while pitching hay OF
the home OF the late Pnilip Hunt, had q
sun stroke last Tuesday and for :ime
was insensible. He has 80 far recover.
ed as to be able to be about agsin.
Wm. English. OF the vicinity OF Bos
ton, reports yield Of ninety.nine b1sh
els from ninety dozen OF new wheat
thresbed last Friday. A big yield, II the
sheaves we're Of average s,zs.
Mr.. Samuel S. Lamb is completing bis
fitty-drst year OF continuous school
teaching 10 the village Of Ledyard, near
Norwich, Cons. and Is believed to he
the original Lamb that accompanied
Mary to that same school ever 90 many
years ago.
Two young men from Wheeling, while
riding along the narrows between Ben.
wood aud Moundsville last week, we're
precipitated over an embankmeut, . per
pepdicular distance Of sixty feet The
horse was instantly killed and the bug.
gy reduced to splinters but the young
men escaped With only . few slight
scratches.
So NEAR AND YET 90 FAR The
Wheeling Register publishes an account
of the desertiou of one OF Barn sville's
dsshing young blondes BY an unfaitbfu
lover, on the threshold Of the altar, and
the young lady who expected to return
to Barnesville blushing matron, came
back sorrowing maid. Her own story
is that the man she expected to marry
resides near oodsfeld. and that thew IN
tended going to West Alexander to have
the ceremony performed. The opposi.
ticn OF her mother to the young man
caused them to go "without leave or H.
cense." but. on arriving at Benwood, bel
intended made an excuse to leave the
train, and failed to return She was in
consequence left In Wheeling without
funds, but her handsome face and win
ming ways soon secured her . loan o.
! IS, with which she returned to the pa.
renti.l roof, fully convinced that all II
vanity and vexstion OF spirit.
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From Lee ToWnship.

SARDIs, July %, 1884
ED. Spirit: The members Of the N.
E. Church held . sacramental meeting at
Mt Morish on the evening OF the goth
OF July, at which there we're about 200
persons present The pastor. Rev Gar.
rett, preached very able sermon from
the text, "For If in this life only We have
hope We are OF all men most miserable,
hut now is Christ risen and become the
first fruits Of them that slept" After
which the sacrament was administered,
and the meeting closed by singing the
doxologv and receiving the henediction
Presiding every three weeks, from July
FL, by Rev. James Hissom.
May pastor and people oil live faith
ful and at last meet 10 heaven, is the
heartfelt wish Of your
CORRESPONDENT.
p. S.-The pastor also received three
DrObatiOrers into full membership,
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MARRlED.--April 94ib. by Rev. J A
WEIGHT, Miss SALLuE L. BEAzBLL to
Mr.. E. E KING.
April a7th, by the same, Miss Rosa
FRtSKLE to Mr.. JOIN Hess.
May 2oth. by g. W. NoLL, E'q., OF
Ohio township. Miss SUSAN CAsSoN to
Mr.. Isaac FAGERr.
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From Franklin Township.

JERLEs O., July 81, 1854
Ed. SPIRIT: Hurrah for Cleveland and
Hendricks!
Both animal and vegetable kingdoms
are suffering for want Of rain, owing ia
the drought, the corn crop will be q
complete failure.
Miss Ada Neiswsneer, Of Ava, Noble
Co.. accompanied by Miss Lizsie Spaid,
OF Pt. Pleasant, GUERNSEY Co., are visit
ing with her cousin, Miss Sophia Nei.
swanger. OF this place.
Mrs. Hattie Aududdle, OF Seuecaville
visited her sister Mrs. W. H. Dooley
last week. CHARITY.
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~ We have received from Mr.. J. F
BoorH, Who is attending Mt. Union Col
leee, an invitation to attend Commence
meut exercises on the 3lst inst, which
we regret that We cannot do at that time
because Of business engagements. The
subject OF Mr.. BoorH's address is the
1sPhilosophy of Mind" which, from our
knowledge Of his abilities, will be an
address that will repay those who are
present.
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WANTED!
{ 100 bushels old wheat at
BURKHEAD'S.

RgWe have Al last come to the con-
clusion TO comply with the oft advice o.
our family physician, tast lie, to. sell oul
Mill and retire from hard work that VI
might prcIong our lives thereby. Pos
session given at any time. Look lit
lie out or you will miss good bsrgain
July 2S-2w. FORD BR0s
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Having No Ears, he Listened with
has MOutlsv

Athens. N. Y, July 2l.-Ezekiel
Eads, who died recently in this county,
aged Is years, Was born without ears,
aud had no spertures where his ears
should have been. He Was able. howev.
er. to gather sound through his mouth
When addressed he opened his mouth,
and could hear conversation that wxs
carried on In On ordinary tone. His hair
was black at birth. but was interspersed
With oddly.shaped gray spots, some OF
them resembling diminutive human
hands and ears. These singular mark.
ings never changed, and his black hair
never became gray. Eads left fourteen
living children. The eldest, As years
old, has bair ss black as jet, and not q
gray hair in his head. The youngest,
aged 13, is as gray as man Of 20.
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PrOBAfE COURT PROCEEDlNGS.

July Is H. F. Bode was appointed
Administrators Of the estate OF Phebe
SHREDDER, decd. Bond $3.50.
8 July 1S.-- Alice b. Cochran WAS ap.
pointed Guardian OF the estate of Charles
L Eliza B. Adelia L F., and Frank J. W
Cochran, minors. Bond $500 The Guar.
dian nled an application for an order e.
sell real estate. Hearing set for the
29th inst. Ek
July 2I.-A. B Covert, Adm'r., Of
the estate Of John s. Davidson, decd,
fled aa application for an order to
sell real estate. j. D. McWright. p.
Dougherty and VIM. Wright we're ap.
pointed appraisers.
July Is TIL Twinem made IN -.
sigumeut to e L. Lynch.
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A Few Closing out Prices
NORRIS & ARxsTRoN

Boys StosG Boots, I 10 s, slightly scunsd
at 100 per pair.
Mems Calf Boots, 8 TO .; at l.S5.
Wonens clippers, 10 s; at 500.
Mems Calf low Shoes, 8 to 8; at las.
childrens, Misses & Womsn's Shoes at 1So
TO 100, in most Of the sises.
Boys Summer Coats at 25e.
Mems Coats, IS to 81, at 100 10 l.5o.
Mons Palm leaf Hats ct loo.
Best Standard Prints, DARK and light, So.
Good Dark Ginhsm at 80.
Dark dress Piaids st 50.
Remnants Of all kinds Of Dry Goods q
hslf their value.
We have not space TO enumerats the many
bargains to be had during this clearance
sale. Plenty Of I've and ten cent goods on
hands. julyl,84.
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Camphor in Cholera Cases.

70 the Editor Of the Herald:
I can indorse the suggestion made BY
your correspondent 10 this days Herald.
During the great epidemic 10 London oi
1853 or 1854 the homeopathic treatment
of cholera (as proved by hospital re.
turns) succeeded to the extent Of 25 per
cent over other treatment, and that was
nv means Of Rubini's tincture OF cam.
phor, which is an almost saturated solu'
ton of that gun 10 alcohol. The prin.
ciple involved is that Of restoring and
maintaining animal heat.
LAWRENCE VANDERpANr. M r G. D. s
Orange, N. j., July y, 1884.
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~ There are at present. pending in

~ There are at present. pending in
he pension office several applications
for pensions, filed before the expiration
VI the arrears of pension act. which. II
allowed, will mske the applicants COM
parativelv rich men. Until within . lev
days Bob" Schenck, held the banner %
the champion rension drawer under the
arrears sot Ex. Minister Bob. Who ip.
troduced poker. bob.lailed 6ushes and
jack.pots into England, securei shout
"a 500 some yesrs ago, hut last sesk .
New York man. nov insane from the ss-
cot Of wounds wac awarded ol0.33l,
and several other spplicants will prob.
ably receive $4,000 or more each,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. SyLvRsTERs CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Rev
Father WEIsrNeER. Pastor. Services at and
10 o'clock A. NJ Sunday School at z r. N.
Vespers and Benedietion at SIN.
n. e. CHURCH.-Services at the NJ. Z
Church. woods6eld. every Sabbath Preach
ing at 1880 A. N. and 7P. N. Sunday schoo
2:30 r. n. Prayer meeting every Thursday
att Pm. Pastor. Rev. H. D. srAUFFER.
PREsBYrERrAN CHURCH Services at Pres
byterian Church, Woodsfeld. every two weeks
beginning Sabbath. Jan. eth, ~ o'clock P. N
Buchanan, every two weeks. beginning Sab
bath, Jan. 27th, 101l AM. New Castle every
two weeks, beginning Jan. 10th, ii A.
Pastor Rev. W. T. GARROwAY.
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eE The folio wing items are from the
Darlington lndepesdent, 25lh inst:

=
Darlington lndspesdeas, 25th inst:
Alice, little daughter OF Mr.. Chas.
Booth. Of this place, fell and broke her
arm on Tuesday evening Of this week.
DR. Walton was called In 10 set the bro
ken limb and she is getting along all
right at this writing.
Mr.. Nslson Gallsher, OF Opossuu
Creek. had q valuable young horse very
seriously injured on last Saturday. He
rode up to town In the afternoon and
hitched his horse In the rear OF Mr.
Schutty's warehouse, where be keeps his
hardware DC. The horse became rest.
less and began to rear about. Once in
rearing up he threw himself around and
came down on the paling fence, on 9
sharp post, and before he could get of
he tore and laeerated himself terribly
He vas Immediately thrown and Dr.,
Walton sewed up the wound and dress
ed It. At last accounts be Was doing
we'll, and 1t is believed that he will gel
we'll again.
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WAsHrxeron, july - President Ar.
thur has received Q cable from Queen
Victoria, congratula'ing the President
snd people OF The Uoited States upon
the rescue Of Greedy and survivors Tue
President replied, thanking the Queen
for her congratulations, and repeating
the thanks for the gin Of the Alert.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The BEST SALvx in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chspped Hands,
Cnilblains, Corns, aud oil Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to givs
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale b.
r. W. PoPR.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, JULY 70. 1884.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

MONROE LODGE No. lS9 r. and A. n.
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
Wednesday evenings. on or before each full
moon. b. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. r. MORRIS
sec'y.
wooDsFIELp CHAPTER No. IS. R. A. u.
meets in Masonic Hall. WoodsReld, on Mon
day evening after full moon. ]. P. SPRIaas
n. &. n. p; JAS. B. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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~ JOHN N. EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-.
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones 70 per cent. lower
than any other establishment 10 Monroe
county. Work from bis chops can be
seen all over the county.
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Tue news OF Cleveland's nomination
10 said 10 have "fallen like D vet blank
It" Hpon the Office. .holdars q Washing
ton. just imagine how Tie news Of bis
election will fall upoa thst patriotic
lcorps,
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Cleveland 10 the warm friend Of .he
iaboring clsss, and they are rapidly nnd-
ing 1t out. The la,ee monopolists. such
% Jay Gould and Wm. Il. Vanderbilt.
re supporting jim B aipes,: year.
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THE SPIRIT
Will be sent to Subscribers, for the
campaign, to December Lat, tor
FIFTY CENTS.

cE john n. EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the MiItonsbutg Marble Works, Is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones % per cent. lower
than any other establishment In Monroe
county. Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county.
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There are about two handred convicts
at the Peniten'iary sfllicted with dYstn-
terry or diarrhes, the dysentery cases be-
ing about ten per cent. OF the whole
number. Most of the men are able to
work.-Colsmbus Times.
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TO the Democracy Of Monroe
COuntys
Organize for the Campaign.

Tue Democrats OF Monroe County
are requested to assemble in Woods6eld
on
Saturday, tho I'd day of August,
At o'clock p. N for the purpose OF
organizing central CLEVELAND and
HENDRICKS Club.
All who oppose the long continued
corruption Of the Republican party are
requested to attend and take part IN the
meeting. H. Il. WEST,
Chairman Dem. Es Com.
s. A. ATKINSON, Secretdry.
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Sr. LOUIS, July a2.-S. s. Hutohtn.,
chief clerk in the Office Of Msjor o H.
Ernst. OF the unted States Engineers
Corps for this district, disappeared or
sbscouded yesterday. leaving bis 90
counts about ol,4O0 short.
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No PersecutOr.


Governor Cleveland hes been held or
% Q persecutor Of Catholics. but. % Il
we'll known, hs appointed three Catholics
10 the three highest salaried oiites 10 Ii,
gift OF. the governor, one OF which Wa'
The superintendent OF public works, q
most important Office; the others super
intendent Of the State insurance depart
ment and president Of the railroad com
mission.
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For Sale On Easy Terms.

will sell my house and three acres Of land
on the north side Of town at . bargain. There
is good we'll and q number Of bearing fruit
trees on the premises Call on or address
CHARLES LYNCH.
WoodsHeld, Ohio.
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W0Ol.

PHILADELrHIA. July 25.-Wool-
Steady end 10 moderate demand; 8ne
washed Delaware 34s36c; medium wash
ed combing. 34a3Sc; tub washed coarse
27a30c; New Mexico and Colorado 6ne
15s17c.