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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16
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POOR UNCLE JIM.


~ Sudden Death Gave His Nephew .
Mighty Close shave.
! was on the porch OF the village
tavern when tow-headed boy Of fifteen
came rid ng up on an old roam mare TO
spread the news that his uncle Jim was
dead killed by a falling tree. 1t ap-
peared that the uncle had many friends
and relatives in the village. and it
wasn't long before a score OF them
gathered about the boy and piled him
with questions. He Was rather bash
full, but he gave a pretty straight ac-
count and furnished all particulars
The crowd was still asking questions
when man about sixty years old, lame
and bent and bald-headed, pushed his
way in and called out:
Every body stand back! was jus.
| shall take charge of this sarcumstance
myself Now. boy. your name is Tom,
hahn it,"
Yes. SIR"
Mother used to be Sarah Good
hue?''
Yes. sir.
Now, | want the eruth, the whole
traih. and nothing but the truth. II
you lie, l will send you to prison. under
the provisions OF the laws made and
purvided. Is Jim Thompson dead?'
Yes, sir -
Did tree fall on him"
Yes sir.
Beech or maple?"
beech"
dead when you found him"
"Yes. sir
BE keerful. boy! Yo are the same
as on your oath. Was he stone dead -
Yes. sir
Been dead three hourss'
YES. sir"
Now. then. | want this crowd to
pay particular attention TO my next
question. The case may go TO the SUI
preme Court for all we know. and
want every one OF you to remember my
exact language. Now. boy. hook me-
straight in the eye and answer me
without hesitation. Don't ye look te
the right nor left, and don't imagine
can t see right through you. Now. sir,
did your uncle Jim look material wher
We found hum, or diln't hea QUICK
Don't sop to think up lie!'
Yves gasped the boy.
.'All right that settles it. | ar
perfectly satisfied with the examine
ton, and the prisoner is discharged OF
his showing He'd better ta<e this al
great moral warning. Looked
mighty bad for him at one time there.
N. Y. Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16
OUR COUNTRY'S HOPE.
The Marvellous Intelligence of Billiar
Hall Young Men.

Inc udFteipuS IEscuiRtncc VI
Hall Young Men,
''Man told me S morning. said one
of our best young men, ''that Harri-
son. Indiana man. been elected judge.
Don't elect judges said the WELL
informed best young man, who sucked
information daily from two kinds OF
canes, morning cane and afternoon
cane. president appoints EN-. y
What's PRESIDENT" asked the best
young man whose mother is his sole
support. and she widow.
president Harrison; same fellow
man told you was 'lected judge.
Harrison Presidentp' echoed the
first best young man. in feeble aston
ishment. ''Why-where's Cleveland:
Thought all time Cleveland President y
discharged, reckon, said the we'll
informed best young man, and the con
vention was thrown into "a very mael-
strom of doubt, perplexity and uneasl.
ness as this appalling mystery con
fronted them so suddenly, when the
lest young man. who wea.-s his watch
chain outside of his coat. cleared uT
the matter by explaining:
why, Cleveland. he's Vice-Presi-
dent now; that's the way it's fixed
Harrison and Cleveland take it turr
about
The best-informed young man turned
green with envy. Harrison ht
said, FUSED TO be judge once before
Long ago. when he vas Governor o
New York
He regained. by this clever stroke
his former reputation of being Il walk
ing encyclopedia OF universal knowl
edge.
Presidents place worth much?
asked the best young man, who clerket
in billiard store ard was believed t,
have vast ideas upon the subject o
values.
The best young man. who wears hi
watch chain outside his coat. was in
clined to think that it was $40 a mont
and meals, but he was scornfull,
sneered down by the well-informe'
best young man, who said il didn't pa,
a cent under 400 year and sleep il
the store. Robert j. Burdette, il
Brooklyn Eagle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16
AS REAL ESTATE DEALER.
The Father of His Country in the Role of y
business Man.

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business Man.
Say. why don't you call attention
to Washington as real estate
agentp"
WAS ne much as real estate
MANI"
a'Well, should say so. Next to his ca
reer as warrior and statesman he takes
rank as real estate owner and agent.
As business man this was his great
hold, and he can be put down as the
father OF the real estate business as
well as of his country"
So spoke gentleman who has read
up on the history of the early days
with reference to the connection OF
General Washington with the land
business.
In copy of a Baltimore paper pub
lished in April, 1913, appears an ad-
vertisemeni of George Washington,
dated at Mount Vernon. In this ad-
vertisement he offers twenty thousand
acres of land in Virginia on the Ohio
and Kanawha rivers. The tract is to
be subdividel to suit purchasers and
sold on very easy payments. Purchas-
ers need not pay any thing down il
they will clear up and fence FIVE acres
out of every hundred and plant fifty
fruit trees thereon. If this clearing,
planting and improving were kept ap
years after occupancy. The payments
were called rental" so as not to give
settlers claim to the property till il
was paid for The advertisement is u
strong and ingenious one in all re-
spects, and the country is described
with "a picturesqueness that the best
land boomer of to-day would find il
hard to excel. Mr.. Luud Washington
| was the agent in charge. Thing>
| opened up in great shape. but the
Great Br itain three years afterwart
| caused a serious setback. After the
war General Washington was under
stood to be engaged in numerous large
land enterprises in Western Virginia.
In one of these he had associated with
him Mr.. Fitz Patrick. of Philadelphia
the wealthy brother-in-law of Rob err
Morris, and it proved very advan-
tageous to the country and exceeding |.
remunerative to its projectors. Man,
of the holdings in West Virginia to
day are traced back to the Washing
ton, Fitz Patrick and Morris titles. =
! Cincinnati Real Estate journal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16

Michigan University has now mort
students in attendance than any other
American institution of learning.
In Kocea the native Government
last year ordered the missionaries to
cease preaching. Eight months after.
ward, comparing notes, they found that
the converts had doub ed in number
II Copenhagen school dealing
with social and poll zeal questions has
just been opened for women. Among
the branches taught are contemporaries
Gus history since 1913, constitutional
law, ethics and psychology
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16
Quits Work on Time.

Foreman might as well look
for another job. Jerry.
Bricklayer- What forP What have
| done?
Your trowelful of mortar struck the
owner of the building down on the first
floor
Let him keep out OF the way. II
the bell strikes twelve when I've got q
trowel of mortar don't care where 1t
drops. Chicago Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16
An Improbable Task.

Mrs. Gadd You look tired. Ms.
Gabb What is the matter?
Mrs. Gabb-rired? I'm nearly dead.
Eve sat at my bathroom window for
seven weeks right ttong. listening t.
the sounds in the parsonage next door.
and | haven't heard cross 1ord yet
IN. Y. Weekly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16

Afraid He Had En- Again. Mr..
Rambo Cat dime museum, in great
al>'m) Nancy, do you see any thing
in that cage next to the monkeysP'
Mrs. Rambo-"Yes, there's "a lot OF
snakes Mr.. Rambo with recovered
self-possession)-''So they are. Fine
specimens. too, aren't they ?"-Chicago
Tribune
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16

IA justice in Greene County. Ga.
with Il record of l04 marriages per-
formed, has received but one fee. and
that YVES a bushel Of potatoas
AT n recent session of the New
england Conference at Worcester,
Mass, committee was appointed to
meet a similar committee from other
religious bodies to arrange for the
puollcation of u strictly moral daily
newspaper.
About eighteen and half million
persons, it is estimated, pursue the
scheme of study laid down by the Inter-
aatlonal Sunday Lesson Com
nittee. That committee recently met
Saratoga for its nineteenth yearly
eession and mapped out the work for
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16
An Out-of-the-Way Reproof.

King James l.. hunting one day in
the North, violent tempest burst
loose, and church being the nearest
building, his Majesty took shelter
there. and sat down i'll an obscure and
low seat. The minister had just mount
ed the pulpit, and soon recognized the
King notwithstanding his plain hunt
ing costume. He commenced his SER
mon, however. and went on with it log
ically and quietly; but at last, suddenly
starting Off at a tangent, he commenced
to inveigh most violently against the
habit of swearing. and expatiated on
This subject till the end of his discourse.
After the sermon was ended, the King
had his dinner, to which he invited the
minister, and, when the bottle had cir
culated for while ''Parson,n says the
King, why didst thou fee so from thy
/ text?' If it please your Majesty
was the reply. "when you took the
pains to come so far out of your way to
hear me. thought it very good man
ners for me to step little out of my
text to meet with your Majesty by
my saul mon.' exclaimed James land
| thou hast met with me so as never mon
| did" 1t will be remembered that james
| |. was notorious for cursing andswear-
ing, III a manner almost verging on
! blasphemy. Anecdotes of the Clergy.
| -
| Out near San Diego, in California
where there is much coarse sand and
rock. covered by a thin layer of soil.
! the experiment is being tried of blast
ing holes into which To plant shade and
fruit trees
| Inc IarE7>U conipreesSA air estao-
lishment in the world is AT Paris Ii
has plant with 5000 horse power.
Begun in 1881 TO distribute the power
necessary for the driving of pneumatic
clocks. it was not long before it was
discovered that the air could be profit.
! ably used for two other purposes
distribute motive power to manufact-
urers by day and to produce electricity
for lighting by night. The works,
which are on the heights of Belleville,
on the edge of the city. now occupy
an area of lo7, 500 square feet, or two
anu a half acres. two-fifths OF which
is covered with buildings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16
Didn't Want the JOB, Anyh On.

John wake up! | hear noise i'll
the kitchen. There's somebody in the
house.
dumping out of bed0 Don't be
afraid, Maria. I'll drive him ont. Re
calm. darl ny.
Don y, down that steep stairway
with your revolver eoc ;ed, John. |,
might go oil before you are ready.
(Crawling back into bed Mrs
Billus, if you haven't any clniidence in
my management of burglars you car
take the revolver AMI go down your
self. Chicago II ihune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16
The Clouds Silver Lining.

y Bagley-l hear that Mrs. Mosenthal
has presented you with twins, solomon.
! Mr.. Mosenthal Yes, it vas fact,
twin boys or fm liar
Bagley be quite an expense
eh2
/ Mr. Mosenthal Yes, but dere's vone
good ting | fought of. De same pho
tograph will do for little key or little
Iakey; dey look so mooch alike. -
Ameriea.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16

What this country needs is maple
sugar that will pass thorough Civil
Service examination. Detroit Trib-
une .s -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16

Horses have Il peculiar horror o
delth and especially dread death among
their own kin. A no Sc that is So
lutelv fearless of inanimate thing, will
be frightened beyond measure at tn.
sight ot Il dead horse tyln1 by the road
sile-
The common schoot las, under
present circumstances but one object
education in the primary branches
of learning, rs preparatory to some
thing higher. and this i impossible
without an indirect moral influence. 1t
,!oes the iilthiest boy solid good % be
partially cleaned up and attend Il pub
lie school once or twice day. Let
the community, rs whole, then,
Catholics as we'll as Professionals unite
in decreeing that the people shall con-
troll their schools. becaus 1.-The schools
belong to the people. and the people
do not belong to any one church. -
Boston Transcrint.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-16

|Enythius'
eerage u
|, sharp o.
word lha'
I'd bead'l
around !
"a first be
|.ning IS
! although
|ny desie
Tboisaa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01

No changes were made In the home mar
kcl quotations today AMOUNT of grain In
siorc nj the elevators. Corn, 3'.GN bushels,
oats, 66. 6Do bushels wheat, as bushels.
President Martin, " the Merchants FIX
change. made the following appointments
~ Quotation Committees for the month oi
January. Groceries aud Provisions n. y.
Estes chairman Jno. :. Toof G. l.
Ficklcn: Produce louis Erb. chairman,
s. u. johnson; Gmn-W. ! Chase. chair.
man, Frank ManthoE Flour--S II. Phil.
lips, chairman, J. W. Williams Cotton. Seed
Prlducts-T W. llrodc. Geo. Milicnbcrpcr
At New Orleans sugar II IN good demand
and prices are strong for both kettles and
ccntrifugnls Molasscs IL IN fair demand
and steady Rice is IN moderate demand
aud firm.
At New York sugar Is the most unsiiis
factory article ON the list. and fuWs cannot
possibly be placed except ., decline. Cot
Zee moves - slowly a. 10 temporarily ncu
tmlizc other influences.
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/. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Y Ncv York and Eastern demand 50, dis
count buying sight, 50 discount buying, par
selling. New Orleans u discount buying,
q premium selling. Cincinnati st. Louis
and Louisville, demand 81 buying, par sell
ing.
The Increase OF clcarngs this year over
those Of 1877 amounted to $l0,00i, lal.O5.
The local cotton market closed easy. Sales
today. 1900 bales, or $500 TO exporters and
HOO TO spinncrs.
The New Orleans spot market closed
sioady with futures steady, at an advance OF
4 10 points There will be no market re-
ports from Liverpool until Wednesday
morning.
Al New York spots closed steady and tut
urcs steady ut an advance Of D to points.
Hubbard. Price 4 Co. say: "Our cotton
market opened at q slight advance and, not
withstanding that receipts were reported rs
very heavy, a comparatively firm tone was
maintained throughout the day The an
tlcipation of tomorrow's holiday aud the
fact that this Is the last day Of tho year. In
duccd some liquidation on the part Of the
short interest and the buying on this
account may be ascribod TO the better feel
ing In the market, otherwise tho general
features are unchanged"
The New Orleans receipts today are the
largest on record 1900 balcs, the next
largest being on Monday. October 81, 1887,
~, $40 bales
Port receipts today were Ol,GT bales,
against g, Oi6ha same day last year being
n gain Of 2s6Gi bales.
The Liverpool Exchange remains closed
until Wednesday morning.
The Memphis, New Orleans and New York
Exchangcs will he closed today Tuesday
The Commercial Buiieiin Of Saturday lis.
cusses The future market rs follows "rhC
market for certificates has again made n
fairly active record, but the general ton,
was favorable for hpyer- and a sort Of inner
~iirNcakicss appears 10 be- about the only
conclusion that San be- drawn irom the r.
suits reached. Same little opposition Ia The
declining tendency Is now and then shown
but a. rule the demand came only from
covering shorts taking their profits NJ q clcii
margin Developed. aud this simply made
dry-rot market that IN many respects u NOR
annoying than perpendicular brcak XIV
orpool sent over cables that, while no
exactly depressing In their nature, NJ
for,lcd no real encouragement nn'
carried some effect, but the mos
/ direct aud pointed influence was 10 be foun'
IN too many bales. The port aud inicrio
movement for the week confirms all prcyI
Gus liberal predictions aud seem To give Al
Z. insurance 81 plenty of cotton 10 follow. an'
as the South docs not want 10 carry the sup
ply. the natural inference IL that II will ID
nrrcd for sale. Indeed. tia, Is the pollcl
already pretty well indicated, aud the eur
rent caor Is 10 keep away from tie cotton
Offering. have come from the south, irun
abroad and from Wall street ON account q
long operators determined 10 quit, an
while the supply may have been auemcnic
by short ventures, the latter dc not NJ yc
Discover anything To induce them To rctrrn
and ar in consequence adding To the weigh
Of supplies"
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FRuIr-Stoady. Oranges, S550@G.00. per
brl; S300g3.5O per box. Lemons, s2.60@3. so
per box Bananas, 81 .50Cg2. 80 per bunch.
Grapes Malaga $60G@00O Dates. 7@Sc.
ArPLEs--Sl.3 0Gs2 Is per brl. Dried apples,
4@5c per Id, from store. Dried peaches 49
DC from store
Game--Quail, sl.oo@l25 per doz; SPUR.
rcls, 00c6gsl.O ~ per doz; rabbits, si.00M12 5
per doz wild turkeys, bOC175c each wood
duck, ~. 500pl.76 per doz; teal, ~ 25Ca2. 80
per doz. mallnrd. 50. 2jCJ2.5 80 per doz. Vent
son saddles, s@l0c per ID; whole deer, 40J5c
per Id; opossun, l5GDi0c; dressed coon, 100
Boo
YEdErABLrs-Onions, S15OGl.75 per bril-
Cabbage, loose, Case. krauL per brl, 500
"a 90; half brl, $2O0G2.J0. Garlic, 50c per
100 Carrots. $3OOG435O pcr brl. Bects,
$2.5Oa2.75 per brl. Parnips, $500 per brl.
llorseradish, s50O615.6O per brl.
Buttcr--Buttcrinc l5c creamery 40@i5c;
dairy, 22CG2Sc; country butter l6g2bc.
Clpu,-onrk, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half br.
ViSEG.R--Pcr gal, l0@I2c
EGGs-Dull. Boxes, l7ci cases, lsc.
Reconsideration layers, $500 California,
1928 per box.
picKLrs-Brls. $3.50; halfbrls, 500.
POuLTRY--thickcus, young sl.OJDl. %;
mixed, 81 JOdl.15 hens, ~ 25Gi2 10; tur-
keys, young, s5OOaS0O, old 5000 1900;
geese. s3.5OCoi 30; ducks S3.006I3,bO; dressed,
turkeys, l0ai2c per pound; hens 50 23cg2.7 70;
chickens, f2,O0d2.25; geese, SiOO695.OO
NuTs-Cocoanuts $500 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia. 5jz@64c; Tennessee. farmers
stock, i@5c; roasted, 10 higher; shellcd,
red, SIC; white, &c; Spanish, Sc. Pccans,
Texas, old, 5GgSc. Italian oho.tnuts 100
l2hc.
PorATors-Firm, Sl.5oa2Oo per bril- SKIS,
Gjm7bc; Utah, s50aD0c per bu sweet, sl.1J
per brl.
FREsu FITI--Bulnlo, i@9c per ID; cat, 4,
per ID. Oamc--lcrch, trout, etc., Dose.
urr Ill.,
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zeal demand; creamery, 2i@27c; dairy, %
.ggs-Markct overstocked: best. lac.

io.aA >ssaohut Cfeuiheiyi -iV<'Sb uaiyi ~
@23c.
Eggs-Markct overstocked best, 14c.
Provisions-very quiet pork, 1915; lard,
prime steam, nominally $3.50. Dry salt
meats, shoulders, SO. 25; longs and ribs, 8, 90,
short clear, 1928. Bacon, boxed shoulders,
$3.50; longs and ribs, $7.75@7.95; short clears,
$3.50. Hams, $l0.37 X91275.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, 22s,0OO bu; rye, 1000 Blu; barley,
5000 bu.
Shipments--Flour 1900 brls; wheat, T..
900 bu; corn, 1870 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1900 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Dec. -Wheat-Receipts,
50l bu.; shipments, = bu.; in stock, 26s, I7o
but Quiet. No. 2 red, cash, 03kc asked;
May, 9Sc bid, 81 asked; No. 2 soft cash, 95c
bid, CSC asked February, 97c bid; May,
sI0lh bid, sl03H asked.
Corn-Receipts, 1,5i5 bu. shipments, =
bu; in store 10000 bushels. Steady. No.
2 cash, 25c bid, 26c asked; January, 25Xc
bid PC asked May, 29Ac bid, 29Ic asked;
No. 2 white, May 30kc bid, 81 asked.
Oats-No. cash. no bids nor offerings.
May, 2iAc bid, 2iNc asked.
New YoRK, Dec. 3l.-Stocks OF grain in
store and anoat December 81 Wheat, $685..
004 bu. corn, ISL, 29i bu.: oats, 2,l63,65s
rye. 1000 bu.; barley, 317, 020 bu.; malt
| 1856, $40 bu.; peas, "a, 542 bu.
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c,M &BRR, 9i6 IMRR, i,iSi Tenn. MID. r r.
6T steamers, 1,i5T wagons, 300. Total, cola
bales
Exports-M h CIR n 1,o36; NJ r r, Al; La
MR. 1919; c, o&sw RR, GA; l., N o X,
sos; Tenn Mid 9oi steamers south, eos. Total,
7,222 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed steady;
middling 9Ac. Sales $50 bales. Quo
tatons arc as follows Ordinary, 6ssc;
good ordinary, 3 3-i6c; low middling, 0hc;
middling 09lc; good middling; 1886 mid
ding fair, 10 ll-lGc; fair, II 5-l0c.
Futures opened quiet and firm and closed
steady, as follows December, 0.30@0 10;
January, GA; February 055; March,
906@o67; April, oS@a7o May 9.Ss@
$50 June, OBS July, i0.oj@l0.O7 August
iOll@lO.i2, September 0.i@975. Sales
1900 bales
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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rOceries.

NEW ORLEANS, la, Dec. 81. Coffee. Demand
light but holders firm; Rio, common to
prime, l4N@l5c. Sugar-Quiet but steady;
fully fair, Axe; good fair, lMc; fair, 1 0-iGc;
good common, 4i1c; common, Ihc inferior,
3L6i4c centrifugal, plantation, &c; choice
white, 7-i6c; oil white, o 5-i6@6%c gray
white, 8I@6Tc; choice yellow clarified Ga
o l.i6c OFF yellow clarified, 5AGD5 5-lGc; Sec
onds, 4h@5xc. Molasses-Strong; open
kettle, choice. 40@ilc; strictly prime, 36@
37c good prime, 32@33c; prime, 2s@3Oc; good
fair 25@2,jc; fair, 22@2lc; good common,
2o@22c. cntrfugal-strictly prime 2ia
25c: good prime, 2OCa22c; prime, lS@l9ci
good fair, lie: fair Ice; common to good
common i3ai5c: inferior, ll@l2c; syrup
| 2sa32c.
CHICAGO H.. Dec. 3i--0n the Produce Ex
change today the butter market was dull
fancy creamery, 2sc; good 10 choice, 22@2lc
fine dairy, pc; good to choice, is@2Oc. Egg
| Dull nj lSc,
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NIN NNlslNNNs
The spot market opened quiet aud closed
steady; middline 0Nc, Sales, $500 bales
Quotations nro MS follows Ordinary INC;
good ordinary, sHci low middling SIC
middlng, o9sc; good middling loo.
Futures opened steady aud closed steady
rs follows January, 02JM925; February,
033@O %, March, oi2Gl0 -; April $500
0bi, May. 100000; June, 0G7M@0S;
July, o.75@o7G; August, o.72@0,73 Sales,
$500 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Cotton Exchange closed until Wednesday
morning.
HANnE.
Spots closed quiet and steady.
Tres Orlinnirc, 0'Ii January futures,
03,Sc.
Above spot quotations represent GTf Tor
90 kilos 81 low middling cotton. lIavrc
terms, 1875 kilos equal 10 100 lbs, and O.2bl
equal 10 81.
BuY and sell stocks aud bombs through T.
Al Gnltrputh M IO Nutiaufi "A cont