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WANTED.
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one week for rs cents cash in advance.

d. OOn Monthly guaranteed. Manu-
DAOU featuring concern wants repre-
sentative in Portland Tor any city not
taken) Must have few hundi ed dollars
orders are secured. F. E. VAIL. Morse
Building, New York. l2-lt
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MIR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to
MI buy cast off clothing of all descriptions for
highest cash prices. Address letters or postal
to 100 MIDDLE STREET. sep4-tf
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DARTIES holding Granite State Frovl-
Il dent Association certificates, which
they may wish ia sell for cash can learn OF
purchase by addressing p. o. Box 1886.
POI tland, Me. l2-l
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TOILET.
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rHlO LET-A Que and half tory house at
a. No. Al Ellsworth street, containing
parlor, kitchen and chamber on first aoorr
and three Gamblers on second floor; hot and
old water bath and wash tubs, cemented
cellar. etc. Apply to W. R. MAYOR, 43
Ell Ellsworth street. III
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PHYSICIAN wanted to take my teams,
il office, furniture and practice Address,
PHYSICIAN. Box 145, North Conway, N.
d. 27-4
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WANTED al once, few hundred dollars
w at per cent interest on first mortgage,
it desired will give Il good paying steady
Job. For further information write to Box
2 Gray, Me. III
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EoR sALE-One of the best located
houses on Bracket street. between
Carleton and Neal, 10 rooms and bath in
complete repair, will be sold at great
sacrifice as owner con templates leaving the
city ". II. WALDRCN & CO., 100 Middle
street. 0-4
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HOUSE AT WOODFORDS-A house furnish
III ed or unfinished. All modern Improve
ments Stable connected. On line of electric
cars near station. Inquire of II. & WI .KNOWL-
TON, 311a Exchange street. 81
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DIAMONDS,

fine line of Ladies' and Gents Diamond Rings
ir the latest styles OF settings NY prices are
$1,000 to $500. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler. Monu'
ment SQUARE. Inn11dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nTBLIC NOTICE-Way's Comp Syrup of
J. Iungwort relieves that TICKLING in the
throat and all Hoarse Colds. Price only 20
CENTS q. WAY & CO., Cumberland. Cor.
MYRTLE street. Portland, Me. 81
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for city property
4 2 3-4 acres of land on Woodford Heights.
One of the best building sites in suburbs OF
Portland near electrics. Building material
enough on the land to pay for it, Will sell for
21s cents foot, worth 8. Alb Congress street.
WATSON. 0-l
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TOR SALE-The only bakery in town.
Z Freepolt Bakery for sale. A nice
chance to make money. Half cash. Write
to JOHN 7. OXNARD, Freeport, Me. 20
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NOR SALE-1o.oOo feet OF land and cottage
L house in Deering for 1896. This property
will rent for $3.50 per year. Must be sold this
week. Call and see it. Sebago water. electrlcs.
stores. ETC., very near. RICHARDSON LAND
CO., 4781a Congress street. 81
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YACHTS FOR SALE-Finest 40 foot cruising
Il sloop in these waters can be bought at a
great sacrifice Also cats and sloops of every
description Address for particulars, Bug
YARDS BAY YACHT AGENCY, New Bedford,
Mass. 81
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ness of the fe-
male organs.
I" l used Lydia
E. Pmkhdm's
Vegetable Com
pound, and
found a perfect
cure in it for
these troubles.
81 am now
going through
the change of
life, and taking
the Compound.
I find it strength
ems me, and does
n good. If Every
nan at this stage
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NOR SALE-A very desira BILE house No. 5s
Il Deering street.. All modern improves
ments. A first class residence in every re-
spect. Easy terms. Also house lots in City
of Deering. Small amount own, balance in
monthly payments. A. r. E. A. DOTEN.
1898 Exchange street. 2-2
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EOR SALE-The Homestead of the late
L Thomas Qunby. near Stroudwater in Deer
ing Four acres of land with good house: On
station; perfect drainage; Sebago water. As
fine location as there is in Deering. Apply to
ANDREW HALVES, Stroudwater. iy27-tf
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FEO LET-Two moderate priced rents of
Il six rooms each, corner CLARK and YORK
streets: all improvements; sun all day. Also
two rents of six ruoms each corner Madison
and Washington street. Inquire on premises
between 2 and p. m. III
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of life would take it, they weuld IND
much relief" MRS. LIZZIE DECLINE,
224 Grand Street, Jersey City, n, d.
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IyOR SALE-Dye house in Hayerhill, Mass;
L established 80 years. Weekly profits aver
age $40; rent, steam and water only $40
month. Central location. Price only $4,000
Address B. b. Press Office IL
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II .OST-On Monday afternoon, small silver
Ia watch with V. L. B. engraved on back and
gold pin attached Finder will be rewarded on
return to so Exchange street. IL
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TOR SALE-Any man of push and ability
can be apprized of the fact that Tor
tune awaits him in the display window OF
u. H. Hay or Hooper, Son and Leigatons'
window. Will bear closest investigation;
Represented by and use by people from AL
Small, North Raymond, Me. a.
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LNOR SALE-New Lowell Diamond Bicycle. in
E perfect order. used but little, cost 500,
will be sold at a discount il taken at once.
Terms easy RICHARDSON LAND CO.,
47S 1-2 Congress street. 81
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one that crayeth Liquor. Morphine
I'll or Tobacco, Permanent cure in to 10
DAYS. Price per package only $1.00. Testimo--
mails and pamphlets which fully explains and
dence Solicited. G. E. BEAN, Agent in Maine
rs Prospect street, Portland. 81
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rElO LET-Western part of the city, fur
il nished room. For particulars address
NJ. B., Box $40, City. l21
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HyO LET-Rent at 5 Grant street, Wood
Il fords, to a small family, fine. lower
rent of seven rooms and bath, hotss water
heat, modern donveniences, new house,
one-half minutes walk from electrics. In
quire at HANSON'S Studio, II Monument
square. lS-l
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r ,OST-A bay mare; weighing 1850 lbs, with
~ white stripe i'll the face Either strayed or
stolen from the pasture of JOHN HANSUOM,
at Gorham, Tuesday night. Send any informal
ton to this Office of owner. 1O-1
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MONEY TO LOAN-On 1st and 2d mort
WI cages, real estate. Notes discounted on
favorable terms. w. P. CARR, Room 6. Ok
ford Building, I'd floor. sept13.4
EDUCATIONAL.
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,OLET-Upper rent of five rooms, pleasant
and convenient. warm and sunny, spacious
ward 2391a Congress street,n India street.
Apply to w F. MACBRIDE & co. No. 239
Congress street. LII
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d bath and shed on ono floor; and a lower
rent of eight rooms and bath with furnace
heat; both very pleasant and convenient.
Inquire 25i Cum berland street or of =. Fl.
Tobie at Barge Office, Portland Pier. l2-1
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CIT. BERNARD PUPS, full blooded and
y handsome. Will De sold cheap II pur-
CEASED at once from MIR. JOHN A.
CLARITY, United States Hotel. City. l2-l
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DOR SALE-PIease call or send orders to
L HAWES'S Music Store for populsx
music, Music Books, Pianos. Organs.
yiolins, Banjos. Mand olines. Guitars,
armonicas, Comets. Accordeons, Superior
Violin and Banjo Strings. Ala Congress
street. o.
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UTANTED-A steady, Industrious young
w man to work upon a farm. Address
BOX 80. West Falmouth. Me. Reference
required. 81
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WANTS WORK-Good nachinist. can run
w engine, care for steam plant, boilers or
make repairs. References satisfactory to en-
ployer. A. j. HOWARD, rs Atlantic street.
ri
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MY SISTERS,
I Send You Comforting Words.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERs.l
n "For years I had suf-
A fered from falling of the
S womb, Inflammation of
~ the stomach, and weak
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FOR RENT-Near sUnion Station. a detached
IL house containing eight rooms and bath.
su my and pleasant good neighborhood House
in good repair and well arranged; Immediate
possession. BENJAMIN SHAW, 511a EX-
change street, 1O-1
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WTANTED-3y boy IS years old, work of
w any kind; has no parents or home, will
make myself useful at any work, can come
with good references. Address B. R. care
Raymond Spring, No. Raymond. Me. 81
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nor SALE-Dinng saloon doing Q COCA
business. good location. Ill health the
reason for selling Will be sold at a bargain.
N. S. GARDINER. 1856 Middle street. 81
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FE,O LET-A furnished house for the Winter.
Il to small family. No. 525 Cumberland
street, corner OF Mellen. liz
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THOR SALE-House No. 229 Cumberland
Il street; arranged for two families. 81
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INSTRUMENTATION.

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Ef erty known as the Chas. A. Bradley home
stead. at Bradley's corner. Deering; containing
about twenty [2ol acres of land with the
WEBB, Executor, 90 Exchange street. Ill
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WANTED MALE HELP.

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TITO LET-Two large and desirable rents;
centrally located within two minutes walk
yeniences. For information apply to HENRY
S. TRICKEY, City Building. 81
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MALE HELP-If you want to earn Sl2 a
uM week, or more, call and see US ana we VIII
explain how YOU can make this by honest work.
GATLEY & OGORMAN, At Middle street,
Portland. -
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rElO leftover tenement in house No. 529
Cumberland street; has 7irooms, good bath,
steam heat, electric bells. sun all day. For
other particulars call on COE. the halter, 1877
Middle street. 81
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HoUSE-To rent in West
u ern part of city, 10 rooms and bath; has
been put in good repair. Inquire of Nil.
JAMES L. RACKLEFF, No 3l7a Exchange
street, City. IL
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VlOR SALE-On Cumberland street between
IL Franklin and Pearl, one of the best brick
and granite houses in that locality; 13 rooms
and bath in perfect repair, for two families, new
furnace and ample yard room. A bargain for
a home or investment. w. II. WALDRON q
co. 1870 Middle street. Ill
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4NANTED-Compet girl for general house,
w work; references required. Apply to No.
48 State street, w. A. GATES. 81
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ANTED-Salesman Wholesale Flour and
w Groceries. Address BOX 454. 81
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yXYANTED-Lady stenographer, typewriter
w and double entry bookkeeper. Address
experience, salary desired etc. A. & B. Adver-
tiser office. 1O-1
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Mooney TO LOAN-On farm mortgages
WI as well as loans on other real estate.
also on second MORTGAGES and personal
property, notes discount ed at satisfactory
rates, farms and all kinds of real estate
bought and sold. Inquire of I. P. BUTLER.
so Exchange street. "A
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE OR TO LET-At Woodfords, one
L minute from post office or cars. NO IL
street. a two story house of 7 rooms,
with stable; price $4,000, or to let $lS per
MONTH Inquire of GEORGE RACKLEFF, No.
PIP Deering street, WOodfords. Ill
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
Forty words inserted under this head
ono v+eel for 25 CENTS cash in advance.
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vxyANTED-A young girl to take care of baby
w forenoons. Apply at AZ DEERING
STREET, City. Ill
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Enc Hay grraaY tuoruno, august 9. 1888.

mas yet Deen formulated, but a call has
been issued for a conference of women
at Sorosis.
: Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton has
even gone the length of asserting that
no more practical work was ever
achieved by mortal woman than that
Mrs. Bloomer, unaided, performed.
The monument when it is complete and
dedicated will show to an admiring
world exactly how Mrs. Bloomer
looked when she donned the first pair
of bifurcated skirts
The accompanying picture Of Mrs.
Bloomer is from photograph taken in
1851 by Mr.. T. w. Brown, of Auburn,
n. Y. Mrs. Bloomer never prescribed
any particular form for the upper gar.
ment TO be worn with the boomers.
As will be seen, she wore it with Q
decouete affair, which was her view of
q ball dress. The effect created BY
Mrs Rloomer when she danced is said
to have been thrilling. She was quite
young at the time, and the personal
courage required for such an expert,
ment must certainly have been consid-
cradle
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". L. Sheldon, who lives near Skiddy,
Morris county, Kan, has known for
eight years tumor was growing in his
right side. He finally decided that If
he lived it would have TO come out.
He had no faith in doctors, declaring
that he knew as much about tumors as
any of them. To prove to his neigh
bors that he did, he fxed time when
he would himself apply the knife. Sew
eral friends protested against this OPP
Grafton to no avail. He cut a cash
eight inches long in his side and sue
cessfully removed a tumor that weighed
twelve ounces. He sewed up the cut
and the third day he was in Skiddy WIS.,
iting his friends. His wound is healing
up nicely and he feels no bad effects
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could only think Of one way, and that
was to have q quarrel with him, cut
him, "just enough to make the blood
come" and get arrested. She tried it
with q razor and cut too deep. It is a
queer tale, but Maria is an ignorant
sewing girl. They say, too, that she
was without money, and that her law
yer did not handle the defense properly.
Sympathy has been aroused in her be-
half, and the world awaits to see
whether the horror of a woman, partly
disrobed and legally executed, will oc-
cur in New York state.
Ida johnson is q beautiful woman.
She has been sentenced to ten years in
prison. The man she killed was her
second husband. Her first husband
was an old man, who gave her money
and made her the slave Of his caprice.
He was old enough to be her father,
but he gave her money to shop with.
and she dressed herself beautifully and
led gay life. She was mismated, how
ever, and at last she sued for a divorce
and proved her husband to be NOR
phine eater. She got settlement Of
q, 500 and $50 monthly. Then she mar
ried Charles Johnson, who concealed
the wedding for six months in order to
bleed the former husband Of the month
ly payment Of alimony. He took her
jewels from her, and finally beat her.
They say that she loved him, and that
the stories he brought from Chicago
about her evil doing were false. Posi-
bly, they were; such man would be
Of traducing the name Of his
own wife Galesburg had no evil tales
about her, and the jury let her of with
ten years.
In Mrs. Farrell's case expert testi-
mony is said to have sadly confused the
farmers on the jury. They confessed
that they were all at sea when they
went into the consultation-room, and,
said one of them: I'VE gave the pris-
oner the benefit Of the doubt" Then
Mrs. Farrell kissed and Rugged her
lawyer, while the spectators cheered.
she gave a dinner to tho
jury, and the dispatches say that there
was no public sentiment in favor of her
Mrs. Kettenring's case was one OF
peculiar atrocity, and the details of the
crime are sickening. For greed's sake
she caused the death of her husband at
the hands of two wretched accOmplices,
and Calhoun. 1t was de.
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WOMEN THAT STAY
Many Bloody and Cruel Deeos
Committed by Them.
The Peculiar Case OF Yonng Maria Barbez1
Mrs. Kettenring Killed Her Hus-
band for His Insurance Money
Beauty Goes Free.

Strange, indeed, are the thoughts
that rise to the brain of any right
thinking man when he is called on to
consider women as criminals.
Gentleness, loneliness, refinement,
modesty and kindness are the qualities
that endear women to men.
To think of women as vicious. uu-
lovely, coarse, brazen and rough is to
rob them of all their sweet womanli-
hess-to unsex them and make them
abhorrent to masculine eyes.
History and fiction alike have pre-
bented women criminals as creatures
trightfully repulsive, and the mind
shudders when it contemplates the
character Of Catherine of Russia, who
could for evil passions sake send her
forced lovers from soft embraces to
Siberian mines.
It shudders still, but finds excuse for
Charlotte Corday stabbing Robespierre
in his bath, and for that most beautiful
and dreadful monster, Cleopatra, ''glo-
rious sorceress of the Nile" All pure
hearts have shivered in amazed horror
before the picture that presents her
lolling upon cushions beneath canopy,
famed and ministered to by attend
ants scarcely less beautiful than she,
while upon the ground in front of her
lay half a score of wretched slaves
dying from the effects of different
poisons administered by her order, that
she might know the effect of the drugs.
Lucretia Borgia, in a later age, gained
for herself immortal infamy in crime.
Shakespeare shows US in Lady Mac
beth, and in the characters of other
wicked women, whose crimes are pic
tured in his marvellous lines, visions Of
terrifying horror, before which the
world must hide its ashen face as long
as time shall last. We do not look for
crime in women, and it is fact that
women are less criminally inclined
than men. Lombroso, of Turin, whose
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BlOOMER MONUMENT.

The Inventor OF the Queer Garment ia
Be Immortalized In Stone.
Lovely woman in boomers is to he
immortalized by monument. says the
New York World. This is the surest
Of all signs that bloomers have come to
stay. The monument will be erected
IN honor of Mrs. Amelia Bloomer, the
woman who first wore boomers, and
who gave the costume its name. Her
sisters who are behind this interesting
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Wichita Steam Dyeins Co.

We have the only Carpet Dusisr IN tbs
West, and have Just added machinery for
CRY CLEANING Of dresses OF every kidd with
ont ripping Portiers. Ckenells and Cur.
tsins Of all styles cleaned and gnsrantesi
10 give satisfaction Our references the
nesf In The city. O1see-l31 n. Market A.
factory-Ssi West Douglas ave-
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A Hen Started q Church.

A Mahanoy City (Pa.) chicken few
into a church and laid an egg on one Of
the seats. A Pottsville young lady
found the egg and took It home, used
it in baking cake and thus started a
fund for the building of new Method
ist Episcopal church at that place,
which fund is growing to large proper
tons
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project are most Of them bicycle riders,
but the progressive woman suffrage
element is in favor of it also. Mrs.
Ellen Battelle Dietrich. who is promi-
nent in the new woman's cause. is a
leader in this novel plan Of populariz-
ing boomers Mrs Russell Sage is
also said to favor it. No definite nlan
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hberate, wicked act, and Judge Parker,
who sentenced her, and who has on
many occasions been brought face to
face with many degraded criminals,
took occasion TO speak of the deed as
zone of the most wicked in the annals
of crime"
In Mrs. Mobiles case the women OF
Atlanta are circulating a petition,
which is being largely signed, to save
her from the extreme penalty of the
law.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New August = lS''
COTTON-The initial trades made al uesl'.e - w
TO points, but there little raly duilhe ''
noon which carried October up to 70i against oI a
ing the morning fairly active although mos
q for local account some say ,na' ~
days is not Justled tY u, 80,
era conditions and that reaction was ha'ur"i.
concerning Liverpool was the prhclpdi 'aN'o
In early Liverpool futures opened sieh"y al
the strength in our market NfS's'
abroad closed quiet nut strauS
a advance of only y 10 ! point Iher' va
nothing from Manchester yarns beihs
AMI steady and cloths quiet The market mlV'
slightly during the early o the afternoon pu' "S
its snap lack of buyng support The hrs' ha {"
lew cotton received Yesterday at Cameron TEX,
which considered early for that section Afternoon -
called loss Liverpool stocks and anoa oi S'"
bales American cotton during the week. which IL Is Stn
points loss Of 100000 bales in the worlds Ns!ple
supply The buyers II yesterday sold to-day
guile freely, Wall selling. Spnners seemed 10
but willing to higher prices
The market closed barely steady, with net loss
Of to points Total sales were lnl 4uO bales Inc
weather the cotton belt Is generally favorable aholsh
The Liverpool weekly statement shows sales of all kinds
the week Of $1,000 bales against 900 last week ani
bales Is The stock warehouses Is 4"
Quo bales. 1.4i5vU bales last week and los O"o
bales The supply anoat is 10000 bales against
47VV bales last week and "IWV bales last yeaf thus
bales against ia2 bales and 2? ooo bales
Rock the weather had Tor cotton ana
Macon Ga that crop accounts continue bad and
s. boiling badly and drouth continues with rust
oral doing considerable damage. and rain II needed
Austin Tex. reports cotton doing fairly well but late
opening range close tooay. and closing bids the
previous night follow: