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The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

Catarrhal strong statement from re-
- liable source in regard to the new remedy,
WardWells Catarrh Cure. Mr.. C. s. Dorelghty
used three bottles: It is the e Best thing in the
world, and would give $500 il had bad case
of catarrh." For sale by all Druggists. 20l
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

ITO LET-Downstairs rent, No. IA Winter
street, in best of repair. Heated by
furnace. Apply to No. l19 Commercial
street. JAMES Balm. 2O-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

NHR sAMIIEI LEVY is now prepared to buy
wi cast off clothing of all descriptions for
highest cash prices. Address letters or postal
to 100 MIDDLE ST. due1ouu
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24
LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash In advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

THO LET-A pleasant tenement of seven
i rooms, on second floor. at l07 India
street, near Congress. Apply to P. FEE
NEY, 1879 Federal street. Bill
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24
MISCELL ANEOUs.
The change or LIFE.
A PICTURE FOR W0MEN'S EYES,
With the Hope That 1t May Do Some Of
Them Coed.
ESPECIAL TO CUE LADY REApERs.l

To-day there is the happy mother,
healthy boys and girls, sunshine, music,
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

nor SALE-1 1-2 story house containing
Has Sebago water, bath room. cemented
cellar, etc. Lot 55xl20 with good sta ole. In
Quire of A. c. LIBBY & CO., 42l-2 Exchange
street. 1911
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

THO LET-Lower rent in house No. 1QS
j. Brackett street. containing seven
rooms, besides bath room. All in nice order,
sun ali day. JOHN f. PROCTOR, uenten-
NAL Block. 2l-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

NOR RENT-Lower tenement in two story
Il house No. 100 Franklin street, between
Congress and Cumberland street, in
good repairs, will be rented to a desirable
family at reduced, rate. BENJAMIN
SHAW, No. 81 1-2 Exchange street. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

MONEY to loan on horses. carriages, fur
VA niture, furniture leases. diamonds,
sud second mortgages. real estate and any
good collateral Notss discounted EGp on fayor
1874
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

DOR SALE-Second hand double sleigh,
Il modern style ands in good order. In
quire corner Casco and Cumberland streets.
ADAMS & LOCK. PAL
business FOR SALE-Anyone wanting to
I'D purchase lucrative business part cash
aud balance on time, will please address for
information BOX 1896, Portland, Me. 22-1
EOR SALE-Everett Piano Rooms 54S IL
L Congress street, j. 2. WHEELWRIGHT
sale at a reduction in price. Two Haines
Bros $l75 and $500 each, one Hallett &
Cumston $3.50. one Chiekering 1925, all Is
octaves elegant upright pianos. Pill
EOR SALE-Woodfords, new house. seven
Il roomsand bath, bay window in first and
second story, hard wood floors, 5000 feet
of land, close to street cars. handy to
school. Post Office, church and stores.
Price S23OO. easy terms. W. II. WALDRON,
$50 Middle street. I'll
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ENO LET-One or possibly two very desr-
l. able rooms TO rent at No. Gray street,
opposite side the Sherwood. 22-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

NOR SALE-A family driving sorrell Mare
Il light maine and tail; sound and kind; 5
bought at reasonable price, Apply to F.
RUSH, 1872 Federal ST., Mrs Palmer's Office.
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TO LET.

THO LET-House No. 40 Park street, whole
l. or upper tenement. grand house Tor
sonable. Apply to A. G. LIBBY & Co.,
AZ IL Exchange street. 24-l
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Steamboat for Sale.

Forty-six feet long; fully furnished, and
in good order. Will be sold low. Particulars
THOMPSON, So Exchange street. Portland,
Ne. nov19d1mop
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THO LET-A pleasant upper tenement of
l. six rooms, five on one floor, large yard
and plenty of sun, at Sill per month. Apply
to TRUE BROS. 394 Fore street; e .
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TYPEWRITER FOR SALE.

A Franklin, i'm gOOdcOnditiOn.
Can be seen at the Office of the
Remington Typewriter, ID. w.
RUSSELL, Agent, No. IL Ex-
change street, City. no14dtf
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

NOR RENT-Three story brick house No.
IL $50 Danforth street, corner Bracket
Possession given December l, 1894. BENJA-
MIN SHAW, 81 l-2 Exchange street. 23-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

EOR SALE-Modern brick house, IL rooms
and bath, hot and cold water furnace
double windows and screens throughout. in
s:rable central locations, within minutes of
City hall, cost $4,000. price $500; easy terms
w. H. WALDRON, $50 Middle st. III
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

E,OR SALE-Liquor barrels at Standard Oil
IL Co.'s warehouse. 33 West Commercial St.,
opposite Maine Central freight sheds III
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

FNO LET-A lower tenement of seven
l. rooms and bath pleasantly located in Il
good neighborhood. sun all day. Inquire at
154 CLARK STREET. 23-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

ITO LET-S1e. 600 to loan at per cent on
i first mortgages on property in city OIL
vicinity in sums of $500 and upwards. For
further partic ulars inquire of A. G. LIBBY
& CO., AZ l-2 Exchange street. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

THO LET-Two story frame house of nine
i rooms, situated on Fessenden Street
Oakdale, Deering. Furnace, bathroom, hot
and cold water, sewerage. has Just been
put in complete order. APPLY to ROLl!INo
& ADAMS, 81 Exchange Street. l3-2
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

printed below is good for any of the portfolios
in any series when accompanied by the amount
of money named in connection with each.
POTTER-BRADLEY LIBRARY ATLAS
OF THE WORLD.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-24

V,O LET-Desirable sunny rooms over Il. P.
S. Goold's and Geo. C. Shaw & Co.'S
stores, Congress ST. Fine location for dentists
or doctor. Inquire GEO. c. SHAW & CO
may22-tf
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
HE FAILED TO Fill THE TUBE



Two small boys had considerable merriment at
came staggering along and stopped in front
Of of the beautiful fats the North Side
and finding the number Of the building he
searching for looked I'm daZed way at the array
OF speaking tubes in the entrance
Hey. sonny" he said. seeing the small boys. 81
want to speak TO the people In No T. DO you just
blow up this thing
What number" asked one of the boys.
"Uic-i."
Selecting No. TO- which was a vacant fiat, the
boy said:
Here you are Blow in here. and don't quit blow
Ing until the tube Is full of wind If you let 1t out
you'll have to begin all over
The leaned against the tube and began to
blow. Then he took his mouth away and was about
to put his to the tube
Here hold on therel What YOU doing?'
shouted the boy. "Youll let al the wind outr'
cant help it-hc. Amt got nun wind-hic-to
mn the boo,nin' thing up-hic-in one blown'."
"Yes vou have-you must have Keep on blowing:
try her again
SO the poor fellow began putting and getting red-
der than a freshly boiled lobster. AS he took his
mouth away the boy called again:
Put your hand over the tube-quick you're let
ting II all go" So the patient man did as he was
told and held hrmly. FINALLY he plucked up cour
I age 10 take a fresh blow. As he leaned forward
the brim of his hat. coming In contact with the
wall wabbed over one ear and finally fell off.
STOPPING with all the gravity Of drunken man.
hic-tcll your mother You were real little gentle
man Just now and helped me kindly. thank you
very mucn for hat. ! think Will not blow any
more I'm afraid OF getting tuberculosis. Ana.
picking up HE - he departed "A he came. stag
vsrinR
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-Yo-k. April s. is't
s g ca r. or c,pf % a2c 10 cars ac t
feeInr am Civ drc,seI.-a;l,e sides in good i"n9n1
per NJ Tea DO y aG, % m 80 T,T2,aS GanSe m AMI " leo
SSnsn's S.ia ON me 'ony, a,o $3.50 ali p' or Gcimh
"'S faS N Rcep;s. acuinr late arrivals yes,"iay
l2.e, hr.l supply far in excess = demand ana 80
n'r s =, ,ne r,6se vogicriav Poor o choice ,enls
e1ii 81 aoqfG per 100 10 nnerrH Gair' m mn .-
Ccuniry Grc-rcI ycais sal Ct 2'.ac i'ie 'oi''' at
2aGc: city lrreed vras AT ~ So T." ch1oc y" 2, -
per leo r: 20 d. i2i II. a, s. 10 d. - r. at s. s. .,
Hume Mullen: - v'a.s ~ n a, -; %, - ~, @ 80, a.,
ps5 TO- iis n, at 81 o. 10 culls ~ H. a, s. -
IIalcnhc.k \ Hons: u VEN i3o ~ r.; f" - ~ DO
'oS ,f 10 tai,n.. n AZ Is, aiyed cai,@s 10 y, 81
STEEP AND LAMBs-Recclps. ai's ears or q 3't head
shop 500 strong yer'says rrrc or at tsS , pc5
10 n for ia2s cinaqa 69 d g. cs a, 81 rnb. were
,I,ne ca.eT fSling at s. 'asa clipped stock and
s. s. & 9s % e er 5r Ea Snh''n rssoa a9n ] arm at 5sc
tr III dressed lambs straty ~ sn'c; country dressed
sPps i9.s N.;oS sV & & i4s anshorn ohio lambs los n
ayerarc a, s. u per 100 n & i ao - n a. - e {, 20
r. collins. 20 ohio nmts mnshafn :! n a; = %
o7 do 60 u a, s. % 20 D.. :? - az ~ - 10. ~ gl
shorn state sheep IS u "a, s. a. % Onto spring lambs
r. Mci'hcrson & Co: 100 un.horn state inm,s. 50 n
wksrson s9:Fsan 2 go,6oT9 % Onto ., 's7U i3' ~
81 co. IL &c. 20 ~ a, s. ~. 90 Do 81 ~ a, s. 90 ?3i
Werrn sm, =, - II y = = at a, e. 9H y y clipped '0 STATE
r3;oa ~; az Mlldn: as unshorn state lambs ~ At
81 H. 70 io 10 10 at 81 =: os unshorn State sheep 81 10
Al HalionSccH iIi nj S%s nos wcsern lambs, .. n :.
s. g g e a Sasrn S @ al w.sn s. ~ i .5p Ss'n s n ss' g. ~
a" g. = BenacE u unfhorn state agis II o at s. Is
II 8 i .s CD" ar 's;:g cs Is.n 5s p a MAKO, s, n,m
a q 100 Collins sold sGels hog n@ 1913 n n GyTs ss s
heavy to light
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chcago April CSpeciaD.-After a momentary pause
carly this morning. renewed It's advance. moved
almost cents a bushel and closed the tlptOp May
opcned a; G3a sold G2+. Gis and closed at
co. The crowd at the rather inclined to
clarcd that 90 cents before July might not wild
There WAS huge realizing jhc first thirty mnutcs and
prices then low Of the day. There
no rain Kansas. there prospect OF any rain In
California gradually appeared enormous guam
t,ty OF buying source another. Very heavy
selling b. pardridrc by Linn. by Renm. with all the
liberal realizing on long lines did check the advance
There was stl innuneraLle crop damage reports but
todays advance seemed 20 be- matter OF monen-
tun than of news any other circumstances than
crop damage thcy were considered Cables were UP
a little hut they siiil Jagged away behind this side.
Clcarancos go 600 not large enough To J." motive
on way or other The final buying just az the Close
which very sud1-ny rushed cent hush'l J..
was by Scw-Yok. and some thought for "Dhcpn Nhlt"
The orders from Quinan ~ night on the chrb u"
market was up a further fraction c. for May.
corn caught ittl- u the hu Juror from wheat IL
advanced "A cent. and closed the top May opened at
81. sold between 37a and 3s's and cos"i nt ths TOP
Samples up D. | The estimate for Friday
-ery SMALL 80 ears; the nsr, ton IN the morning
AZ The speculation was bfOat"r IN" weather was
shoVrgy. Cabl's higher Ice buying was led "
shippers There some export business done here 100
bushels oats d.anced D. cent. but wei" not active
May Sold fiom 3ih . 2.A.. and closed NJ the top
lrpfl~ onS were HiFfhiH hh clpr''i
Although they DID not close the top PORK AT inc wind
u, was III Wednesday: lard. 2is 10 cents
over: ribs u l2s cents Light hog receipts and
sympathy with wheat the motives There were 20
90 hoes: the estimate for Friday 2l.Co May pork
50 IL
wheat al the close estt. Calls on May corn s9.
puts May corn. Bek
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NewYork. Aprli D. io'r
l,o7-rON--rhe market closed 10 points uP. az,
onennr in licnteI advance OF about ioes, on
Shes ~ NJ beng 7G5c. the highest ana MAJ
tbis ,nHnr ie1g TslGT6lc This shows nis liz
,,a '1rhs saies Tor the only o>w' ac a.,
vernool ns~ket wien considered III Us eh.lc'9
safisf.co-v condition. sp,nncrs tiKl"sS
omnnr,irg .. - oC1 bales the basis % te 30,
,r, ~ 3Isl futures closed quiet and stead! az ~ %
aadvsnre of 1Gid evident that the Ian, I'LL. I,u.
- nro 6;suoecl to take cotton close W 10 .e"
,eov,rcr,erfs ana they are in no IItry % ,toS
,be beovt cotton in store al N
Is eouiyalont about six months s9ppf - aga,ns,
1sora Stenent shows receipts Of 800" balls ga .
900 nd bales afoat against 81, i,o,'
- Great Britain ,hr' asai..s,
- eo6 hales last year Continent 4UVO bdles "Ed's'
"a am iast wear. American spnneTs are fePoI'vu
cotton ST. Louis Market anu p'l,
yHd ,ad,c,io, in the supply that point is eNpccl
If,s ssd Sat sp,nners find IL difficult 10 onIn II. ,t
Of cotton which wou!d mr. ScI
,oouirer,nn.s In fact, the demand !or sp' Co' iio
tooe hi'vrrs as well export account, Is ahrn a.
one OF tie principal bull features OF the cav W ,
0rty LIGHT SPECULATIVE sales movement o"'ns 70 III.
fesr ~ lie Hatch AnOption hil anu cor1esp ~ ~
tbe South are pouring complaints TO ther Ne"
conpecfinns of the lanedl effect Of the rc-asi -. s
enfi-ontion measure Private advces from N-w-SIie"ns
sneak ~ The expectation increase IN rertIs az
go oint as result of heavy shipments from Brennan
and Houston although far they nave lH'eu rr ~ %
teriaze The rcco.rbs at NewOreans to,lno'i i, oM
are estimated at 1900 bales. against l.'o pies I'
week. 21s9 last year Receipts az r,,n,o, nn aRs M
Saes against pa last week LIS last ynar' Nr"-O.-
ieans III bales against $3.50 last week @22 ast year
Savannah $50 bales against COB last week. - st y'ar
Norfolk 356 bales against 40 last week l-o as' Er
Receipts AT interior show 32 bales al Menpn'
275 last week ies year; at Houston LIZ pa''S'
Openng range AMI close to-day ond closing BIDS the
,reviols night Nd les ycll follow:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
PosToN WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, April 5-The demand Tor wool continues steady
AMI the sales u the week are 2ijIGD pounds Prices
Fleece woos have he"n sellinG lu" freely
2iis 22c for NN End above and - De for
No l. Michigan y sold at i9c. and No at 2lu. ~
Washed combing woods scarce and In lie
nand 2iG25c rr ohio and 2aH2ic pound Tor Mich
i,an. doaine sections have also with de-"
Iunnd 23n2ic for Onto and 2lc for Michigan n
washed combing woods still meet with good demand and
sales and braid At lNHaOc pound. lnWa@hei
nnl unmcrchaunh" n""ccs are In demand. ana sold at
l2h per Territory woods unchanged and sell NJ
Sal4c quality a secured basis ~ 35niNc FOR
fine and nnc medium. and 30n32c FOR medium.
TcNas wool small sales of spring nj III
qIcc and fall SflO, while California spring sold
iOl3c fall iOc while California spring sold
moderately At l0Hi2c 10 Georgia wool is quoted at
Pulled been selling we'll lNGi2Oc for
California and lSH26c FOR Australian wool s
little active. Foreign carpet wool dul.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs--The market looks better on small
white beans Choice has had rather frecr frle Of
;h bcs ' marks are ",tanahlc below 81 o. and lots
held sti higher No quotabe change in other kinds the
Huoe: Reans marrow medium per bush, 81 3i4df2 40;
Do medium s. 51i.gsi %; do pea co % white kdnsy
e; DO yellow eye 81 ". 90 lima. California 0glhl.
Il co. do foreign marrow $: i5a$2 25; do medium s. 80
81 i5 Do bags 81 O50$i O7i9. do Scotch. 81 30
Bt'TTER-Receipts very lieh; to-day AMI the
the rcc Of &c and nearly al! other
STATE dairy more attention and best selected haf-tub5
brought 2lc choice lines going at 1890 tTcsh W'h
imitation creamey and factory T. runnng poor Local tii
outof,own jobbcrs would pay better prizes FOR dese
srn enr Ira pr " SIT, %o Ge, 6aif fn tub. cSas
coisM2ic do drs;s i9qaoc I7alsc; do welsh
1Sc Do ac,onJs iGa17c dai~ tni thirds l4Gl5c West
ern imitation creamery rsts l4NiGc: do seconds. i@3c
dairy oGiic Western factory hTstg 12c. DO
thirds seconds oQilc OLD butter. creamery STATE fal
l5i.c; state dairy. tubs nrkns finest l'pl3iyc; do
nrss iaaiic: do thirds TO seconds. IoGl2c Western
dairy factory e0lIc
CHEESE, seye:a snail lots Of new part skins @rTyei
7gSc for the lighter sEms from Central Ncw-yoE. For
Old cheese the market H. without change 81 importance
cream bu, n grade ANA sio'k that keeping well
cell slowly. Liverpool cable 5Gs Cd We quoc: state.
white iitIiis.c: do choice iiaiiI,c: do common
prime 9GO',c: do small size. coorcd. fancy. 1890; DO
choice De- do good TO prime 6Gsc d. common 90 fair.
3el5c: full skins 2d?isc: PENNSYLVANIA skins lhflAc
EGGS-Receipis continue excessively large. and the
values, is on more conservative basis Prc.s are
shade lower, and the market closes weak sal,a on
Also $50 Nashville and Tennessee at lolsc and
io&aile; Southern, iosOac Duck eggs. 2oa22c oOOse
t-pr,rrs AND sERRIEs-FREgH-Appes nrm undsr
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

rh. supplies steady Florida osnss' o.ay stocS af
raTbeTres in light dr soy Inferior such dull
We quote: apples. Baldwns. per g' cranberries
fgcinF; oS S'r cTat@ s@ase oanres Florida per 0oN
- 5p..si 30 Stra"berres' per quart o,n,cs
-DnrI,u-liore demand for ryapoiaeu ia s,or.
,i In iiiin- way and with light stocks n N nt M.se
The i,n- t- stronger on al n cho.cc heavy packed
Cho;s har" SON. inquiry az 40 .,re duh peaches firm
ses at i we quote Appes, cvao' G@ cSmnon to GOOD,
~ 80, no. .nniricI T,rtr carolina. fancy 6'sGp':c
do coinnon to choice 4.qG. do STA. 1.nIei pela
i,@lsc cores ana fns lalc: peachccs c le', o Sorth
~ @,aIorac i5l7e. d. un2aelel 'gT, ao ~
Carolina per" iliS ,srries i4ai5c. chcrrics log
lic hlacliesris. 1c; apricots. l24lise' "u"eS ''N
ucos v,rr continues quiet, thee IS nothing I'm in
,c adyices interior or ao'oai tn"' iS9 choice
Gso9e~ IN o the r I't, o prme 57c to la
I1al4c; Pacific Coeat. lT, eno'cGGi a cGi ole 4iSc
ro,LTRY-ALIvE-A each of fouheTn ana a,G the
err arrived to-day Trade pretty Vol W'n @ olI oSster.
W. oi5,": F5p IS i ca ana Western p"r NJ lie r 40
fey hem. t Do ducks lqea ga gcT S" ga'' escs %
Wesern soaS 2 a!hern . e"%S fSs rs'si n ioionte
pair S'' .i 6lncr Turkeys OK choice qual!iy
r but m q 'le frcsh er goods "r fc,fcG ani ARM
car'ns s,'aly We quote ~ fresh A,a l"y c ccKs
aq7e ra ingM3a M 95olG.s e 2g 2r 'qaa s.Pos Ts
dozen 50 30 w 1r ~ Iro@Sn 5nc '9f' I4i
l3ec l2e: ~ c9''..is .S: 40 ' gradcs iiac lower
GANiE-Libcra supply q fresh EnSHsn smp,, mp. 80
~, inferior quality and very dv sale. We quote.
,Isb enInc nsr dozen 75cISl %; golden pover' slH
81 20: grass poycr. $lH<1 -
pAy AND sTRAw-perand llcht ut UNCHANGED Price, %
W. oiot": Hav prime per 100 10 S3c; do y - To- no
cJa So; 80 shipping 55c; DO clovrr mk'd ,r, ,,r
I've 45q5oc Rye long, 5GGG'c DO SNORT sac
Oat straw. 459JOc .,
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs IN n far HT,D.T sS
nand ana steady: best grades Of foresn snaue se
So. notooes ensier under Increased suipil'S. ~"
r,.ato@s dull. OLA onions hrmer but new ilore p.'..
M faclinuC caibagcs steady Green peas s''''
and higher. String beans Of choice dlalty "an's ,
I'~iia tomatoes a shade easier. We quote l"al
m -iia new per hhl. sGGS7 do Formula n'W 500,
H. sccni crop SG0 81 20: DO IIlrana S|aS' 90 ,'ll,"
r,,cr,,g ,cr sack 81 7OIS2. ID state lse ana ir",
IS0 h. 81 75Qs2 DO Burbank 81 3o9Sl ~; 80 a I.S'a
81 ;cIS1 90 sweet potatoes r. b'l; S-"Ns ieo
ono rsr dozen h1nchcs $1fSI. l'e"'s So I'm, ~
lunches s20Sj do per hbl-crate o.s on 81 ''tS- -
No. no. hush-crate tops on C5diac. coinage sI
per bhcrate. 55cG<t -. Celery Pc DOZEN stalks '
=. t,rer,nts Florida. uc~ hb. Sir$i. Green peas
ho-leston rtr haaket. $24SG do Savannah none h@r.
,aio ucr nj iOdtjc. Lettuce southern per DBL $-n>'
de- per isbb basket 7'cpS2 Do re- x1'h o 49,
sf Ok onions Havana. per crate - 40 i"9inuHa
81 S3Gso. 10 Old white per h5i $2pSi: do r"l and yell
low 75c5Sl 20 squash. now. per crat@ Alhts, T rIng
icons rer crate $2Tsl Spinach. per bbl I'ca$i roma
toes per carrier. $2HS3 90
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
z,,.poprAv PRODUCE MARKET

Iiverpoo April 3 - p rn.-Bccf in roor demand cN
ira Inia nc~s dun sos; prime mess easy ~ ~
PORK in poor demand; prime mess. Wcsirin nr nu' Az ~
,nanl. atar cut aoou' lG ID. firm. al los ~ -
IN moderate demand: Cumberland cut about - =, - 10.
long clear rnidilc7 about ~ No. steady ai a,s v" S
.,I short clear nild'.s. about - ~. steady ~ -
S,iilrre about l. X ~ dull. at 3s Gl ,h"s" N
r1a! demand: American finest white AMI 'ooirI ~"
p, -cs ~ Toll,u In poor demand prin" city dilL At
25- fi spirits u 'urpon'ine 10 moderate d'maii -"
-, o,s .I ,'o..re-. ol Liverpool refined. lul ~ Us
- Tcei3 in 1o-!c-a;e demand. steady. ~ Is 81
frri So,t In uol-lit, demand futures In n" 9enhnI
--.-,o v..s.err spo r-,n ~ Wheat IN poor demand
<, . red winter firm at - 94d Flour IN 7oor dcmnni
- Ji. ,,nry winter dui. at 9i 'orn'rot In mol
-, ,ar,anE. fu.ures in fair demand, mixed Wc'f'in
,ro, frin ~ b ii'd. AYri steady NJ 49, l''d VI f-y
80 %, g.. III. Inn. stre!y at 3 - Hopa - London
paciac Coast-The demand is improving dull at tHi'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
Il y ftd.s -,
day. ond closing bids the

Market closed nrm. Transferable notices Ap,t
Total sales IS 800 Iales. N"wlork spot SAFES
,niddlIg upiands 74.c rndGng gulf Sc whcn y u n,
ngel with yesterdays close.
rncapts 14J laes; gross lso0 bales xports
faes: forwarded 500 bales; sales. -" uA.'s
cav Is bales thus far this week. %6OO' bales
today: Britain. 9SG3 bales France roonts
continent Is 4sJ bales. Consolidated net po't Il,
far week 2GO OG5 bales ENpoTto: 0,e 20 Ak bales
1G3 bales. France. 2l4l4 bales CGn1lheh'' 'V'
total 20 534 bales stock 1lIfiG bales r,a,,tained
IiVerpool-Spot cotton-CuOtations luly i-oon Iaies
Sales II bales: speculation and export Vnep;ran
American. 1000 bales receipts oo1D pa oy ;ddng
i-i6: middling 1916 good mddling PIN Hysncn
fair Az Futures opened quiet, partially l-Vtt aoss
closed quiet and steady 6ii net advance hpi .11 ~
April May. 4Oes MayJune 4os 70 4o1 s,os centem-
ber-Octo5er 4i9 413 October Nove1lber 40 az
Novembe snber 414 To 4l"; rns Quiet
10 4lG Mauchc cster-Cloths moderate dennaho !"' H
an UNCHANGED. ,,....,o
COFFEf,- Speculation in options showed cons 'e,1e ts e
,,rnrore-i I'm ,.qJoct 10 the OF business Wne
frces kent near Yesterday closing from the oIr's
10 the close. bears got out O INC hedl or
sold. distant The small DELIVERIES VIZ
10 ne Ucemency Of the weather on w rchtsua; al
more sent more buying orders LonaoA Gno,uceG e "a.
July 73s Cd IavTe advanced 70 = Iaho;
1O3.25: MAY. lO3 30 June 02 july Ioi ~ I,
"a rs si2j; SepornbeT 25 RE cables hrm
al Unchanged quotations No quoted al lo,r ie's 80
change unchanged 9is: receipts. 4VJO Days
i59 900 bats santos Guict al nominal prices tcH ~
600 bags. stock f90(n Lays an hctsyy - - sbo-,
IN the visible supply world on April wa ~
bv the monthly report this market the swi,cnliE
ciuded 800 for April at ~, p'n,s die
ence: $50 bags May April at 10 points -"' o"sS
December for May $50 points 49,, ,..,,.. -, +, ro,nte
Contracts closed steady. at partial deche oi i'
Sales were q 600 bags follows: ,.,,