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HOW pAws1ESSEs WEAR THEIR HAIR.

We are told that Parisiennes are
now wearing their hair we'll onto the
top OF their heads, the hat being tilt
ed forward almost onto the eyebrows.
This would account for tho large
amount of trimming seen under the
turned-up brim at the back of French
hats. The tilted hat may have had
one advantage for the spring and
summer. 1t certainly protects the
eyes from the sun. But where it actu-
ally rests on tho forehead it is apt to
produce headaches.
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AGRICULTURAL
TOPICS OF INTEREST Relative
TO FARM AND GARDEN,
UTILIZING SKIM MILE

"A Swedish process for utilizing skim
milk for cattle feed is described in n
report to the State Department by
United states Consul Boyesen at Goth
enberg. He says the inventor claims
that the process is worth millions of
dollars, but as he failed to secure n
patent for it, he has given the pro.
cess to the public. In brief, it con-
sists in causing chopped straw to alb
soro large quantities of skim milk,
previously sterilized and curdled with
renet, and then feeding the mixture
to cattle.
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wiz VILE ~ errsr wnrr1a-

i''' WHEELS AND GUEST WHEELS.
Na8aries Of bicycle fashions are mn.
mcrous. To dress in harmony with
ones machine is ono Of tho latest. now
tnat colorcd wheels arc in use. A woman
un7hiha by tho other morning in n
"hitc cloth suit, with white saiior hat.
ven, and gloves, and mounted on n
"nIte wheel was somewhat stnrtlinp
P'ct'cIe. Mourning wheels, or, more
properly, wheels for use in mourning.
'rca ParIsinu caprice which tho Fropcb
woman finds necessary to n IN mode
srIet In the meantime the woman of
taste brings that necessary oualitv 10
bear upon her wheeling equipment as
upon all others, and wears an iucon-
picuous, suitable dress on ns good
but not snowy wheel rs she can af-
ford.
Speaking Of wheels, smart Young
woman says that ono has 30 know how
TO Tidc ono nowadays, just as ono has
TO know how to play cards or tennis,
or DO any popular thing, to bo an
agreeable visitor. of I'm asked 10 n
country bonso with party" SAYS this
authority, 81 put i'm my bicycIe suit
Just as used TO carry my riding habit.
Tor thoro 10 sure TO be n wheeliny OK.
petition arranged. One does not have
10 take ones wheel, either one need
not own one, indeed, for it is the very
modest hooso party entertainer these
days who has not from ono to six
wheels at the disposal OF her guests. -
New York Times.
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RENEWING THE STRAW HAT.

The straw hat of last season may be
cleaned by scrubbinS it with brush
and pure CASTLE soap and water. If
1T looks yellow after this scrubbing
rub it with lemon juice to bleach it.
Then press the rim straight with hot
iron. A new hat band will freshen it
up until it looks like this seasons pro-
ductlon.
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side the base of tho wall, extendin,
around to the front, to discharge down
the slope. This cellar has no window
but may ave double doors, one con
tanning sash in the upper panel. Sucl
building can be very cheaply con.
s,ructed, and in many localities and
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KYS1 Gg q $50,
"a -
Mr.. A. w. Burch, an attache of

Mr.. A. w. Burch, an attache of
the Rome, N. Y, Sentinel. writes
September 9Th, 1895: "In conyersa-
ton with one of our merchants few
days ago, learned that his vito,
who had been in very poor health,
was regaininS her health and
strength, and that she attributed her
recovery to Rlpans Tabules. Iro-
questcd an interview, which was
granted, and tho lady cheerfulIy
gave me the inclosed testimonial:
For long time havo boon inter
ested in the advertisements Ct Ilipans
Tabules, which havo seen in tho
Rome Sentinel and the leading mag
azines. Tho advortisoments soemeI
to be honest and grew to believe
them. tried TO obtnin some Of tho
Tabulcs, but found that none OF tho
druggists in this city kept them.
was determined TO give them a trial.
and at Inst procured box by send
ing to Utica. I had suffered from
Indigestion, sour stomach. heartburn
and distress in my stomach after
eating. + began by taking Tubulo
after my breakfast and supper and
experienced immediate relief, aud in
Tow days tho distressing symptoms
had entirely disappeared. Now
when l ca anything that usually
disngrces with mo take ono TabuIo
and avoid unpleasant consequences.
have also found in them y very
agreeable relief for combination.
(signeD, Mus. c. II. RuDD, 40
Liberty St, Rome, y. y"
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GETTING FOUL SEED OFT OF Grin cn -,

GETTING FOUL SEED OUT OF seen cp,rv
AS long as it remains true that rs n
man sows' so shall he reap, it behooves
am to get all foul weed seed ont of
ms seed grain. Some practice Swim
ming 1T out, but the heaviest seeds
VIII not hoat-only the seed pods of
weeds and the lighter stuff. Better
silt the wild seeds out, and the illus
tration shows how to do it easily md
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When Nature

needs assistance it may be best to render It
promptly, but one should remember TO uso
even the most perfect remedies only when
remedy is the Syrup of Figs, manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Company.
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\ hungry rat, after searching Endres
Bros shoe store on High street. Ham
lton, Ohio. in vain for something to
aat, gnawed hole in the lead woter
oipe on the second floor. flooding the
stnck
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The trouble with cute children is theysoon
,utgrow ii and become impudent
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FITS stopped free by DIR. KLINE'S GREAT
NERvE REsToRER. No fits after first y'S use
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 500 trial bot
lie free. DIR. KLINE, 93l Arch ST, Phila.. Pa.
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When two discourse. IL ones anger rise,
he man who let's the contest fall il wise.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
cethlng, SOftcn> the gums. reduces infamrun:
ion, allays pain, cures wind collie %. "A hot tie
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The best memory is tho one that knows
how TO forget iudiciously.
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Heart Disease Relic, ed In 10 Minutes.
DIR. Agnew's Cure for the heart gives perfect
relief in all cases of Organic or sympathetic
Heart Disease in % minutes, and speedily eff
fects n cure. II is a peerless remedy for Pal
pitation. Shortness OF Breath, Smothering
spells, Pain in Lett Side and all symptoms OF
"a Diseased Heart. One dose cOnvinces. II
your druggist hasn't IL in stock, ask him TO
procure IL for you. IL will save your life.
A man gets so that an alarm clock has nc
more effect on him than his conscience.
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We have not been without Piso's Cure fon
Consumption for 20 years. -LIzzIE FERREL
Camp St, Harrisburg, Pa. May 4, 1894
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Heart Disease Relic, ed In 10 Minutes.

To convince fool against his will Is on
par with arguing with "A mule not to kick.
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THE YALrE OF suAnr,

A practical gardner, writing in Tho
London Garden, calls attention to the
value OF shade in growing certain
hardy kinds of flowers, like pbloxos,
mhrlgolds, primroses, etc. Years
ago IN changing from n nursery whore
phloxes had been grown In sunny beds
ana did poorly, to another pluce where
was iorncry by Lakeside shaded bv
trees, he found phloxes growing ram.
PANTY and with n yigor surnossin,,
any previous experience. They ram.
Dicd away from the pots, rooting
freely into the soil and coal ashes. II
was the same with snxirraga oppositi.
ioiln, which, starved and stunned in
l'II sunshine and exposure, was trims.
FORMED INTO dense masses OF vigorous
growth. Many of the crusiaceors
bnNiirages delight in shady p,aees nil
summer long. I'm the south Of Enc.
Innd the only way TO grow the old
double Pompadour primrose is never
To lot IT feel ray of sunlight, and TO
deluge IT overhead with moisture A.
rule, root moisture more tbqn com.
pensntcs for shade, bu- Ramopdios
form nm exception, having decided
preference for shnde. Growers Of nj.
pine plants would probably be more
successful with most of them in tho
drier parts Of the bog garden, where
they could enjoy tho moisture SUP.
Piled thom without that saturafiop
md souring which sooucr or Inter
overtake plants in pots.
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We will give sion reward for any case OF en-
tPrrh that Rnuot be ourea with IIall's Catarrh
Cure. Taken internally
F. j. CIIENEY 81 Co. Props. Toledo o.
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II AFFLICTED with sore eyes use Or. Isaac Thomp
Don's ky e-water. DrugRists sell at &c per boltlc
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No man ever criticises his wifes cooking
until they have been married some time.
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One short pun OF the breath through the
Blower, supplied with each bottle of DIR.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diftuses this Pow
der over the surface Of The nasal passages.
Painless and delightful to use. IL relieves i'm
stnutly and permanently cures Cutirrh. Hay
Fever Colds, Headache, Sore Throat, Ton
sillts and Deafness. IL your druggist hasn't
II in stock, ask him To procure IL for YOU.
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More diseases are produced 10y using brown
soap than 10y anything else. Why run such ter.
Iioic risks when you know that Dobbns' heating
. BoTaN Soap Is absolutely pure? Your grocer las
1t or viii got it FOR you. In rcd wrappers only.
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There is no moro dangerous disease than
wanting to get rich in a'hurry.
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Wit, like cutlery, needs whetting occasion.
ally.
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No man likes to hear his wife talk Of what
she will do after he is dead
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The man who never kicks is pretty sure to
De kicked.
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THE BEAUTY BATH.
There is beauty in the bath; per.
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81, pans Iabules are s,d by d ruzyiqis or by mail
~ 'no price o. cents box r. sent 60 fine RID4nt
neinicol Conpnny. No. 70 spruce ~ Now YORK
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Some people marry had luck aud others
inherit H.
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3 BANK rnum AND vrnrr,n1r ,n,, .

BANK FRUu AND VEGETABLE CELLAR
Inc accompanying illustration
Ihows how n bank cellar eau easily be
constructed for the storing Of fruits
tnd vegetables. An excavation is made
into the bank the size desired. the
rarth being thrown ont ut the sides
where 1t can be used for still further
banking the walls. The latter are OF
rough stones laid up in lime, sand and
cement, with roofs and gables Of
wood. A tile drain should bn laid out.
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READ WHAT THIS MAN SAYS.

SALEH MASS. May 81 i2R
Book Pub. HOUsr. 12t Leonard St.
The German Dictionary Is received and I am mucn
pcdstd with IT, ! did not expect to find such cIca=
print ln go cheap n book. Please send copy 10 =
ard inclosed find 81 for same. 81. 81 HASKELL.
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Islhe one True Blood Purifier. All druggist. 81
prepared only by C. 1. Hold G Co., Iowcn. Mass,
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

"1aF ss Ss5i3 s
ash&S Pf ss ns: ssoS
sHsa ss 4sH7Ts Sf f0I Ss fa 50
ssS 8 sss ssssss Jamaica"
VAS ynGh med dT0 10 II 100 pkss 1000 spring
Re no ann interest shown in the buyers reducing
6s @ n G,dss ns2 % ps.ns s nSg@ g s 500 Ta ess srass
bb extra 2 81 So; sS Z ,sas4 ess :.5y @ o sebb bis
s S., 2oqs as.. .' s. S SSss sc' @ S,y Ss Ss
g srS3 iS tssS. ssS BIS fsU6FK RaifERAsr
EYF Ff9R% .as 800 SSs 8 o@oisd
ands wine g sagaWSTes & o RA hsTfydaf MfAfGn D
quoted Fine white s5as5e; hne yellow" S2sS'' r. ,ase
1875 FEEDrpT 1 1oc 2n fesd l0'sa eSae2c siaPs oaS
inv chop tGa62lsc; coonseed meal siasi OH oil meal
voGTI,irN oGGTRIA,irNEWHEArDT wheat market today was not
any oen e raas ahs 'Srs Ths opening
DISAPPOINTMENT at the worlds eNpDS on oanrmaiioa
Thoman reported esims,e %Ahns a ea q Prms was
quoted tha, conditions Were rather nn
the csr2s @ r a., M"nsps Mss The 'na
bush making with the shipments Hee II om 7s :'ne
bush against 10000 bush the previous week Some OF
the dispatches asserted that the Sa deand or %
Coo bush OF remained at that time unsoid ans ns
after o'clock. In the afternoon
small business and very little feature 20 operations
'radstreets' visible showed decrease OF 'to" .usl
east OF The Rockies and for Europe and aia'
eT 4se 600 bush The American stocks are now 90 All, M
90 bush and the European supply p5'6u" bush me
a unchanged prices excepting on
which was quoted Ac Cash wheat was very quiet
and very little business reported until aier me ei"s-
Sales were effected OF 1000 bush No northern "l
pryae terms and l44.0OO bush ungraded spring as ul
private terms; 10 . red quoted al 1o.sc over Hhy
q n anoat; May closed zoe. No Northern DC over
anoat .. .CORN-The market for corn was quiet but
fairly steady There very little speculaNNe
interest exhibited operators being Undecided as I" r pos
II the crib during
six veeks Exports from the United states nus
the last week were bush. and from RUSSIA "o
~ 90 bush for and the Argentine 50 w pus
making a total for .he week Of 2io5,vo bush against
2 7O2 bush preceding week. Futures closed al
decline. Cash corn was inactive. Sdes
xrre reported Of bush steamer yellow corn AZ
3S.c delivered; | yellow AT 3ii,c elevator cdIs
steamer white 3Ti.c elevator. No corh was
cuoted nominal AT 3-iac elevator. OAI hhI-
tet for oats and feaureess There continues
very little interest the line while Tor spot prop
fiat and uninterestnB me lluriai
receipts favorable reports
progress Of seeding combine influence prices ne cos
Ing to-day unchanged. Cash oats We're uuil ail
easier Sales We're 33Vo bush Including 2vo oush
No at 23i.c. 1860 bush track white 2g%so ana l,'o
bush rejeceI white 23tsc. No quoted at 2t<c r.Aof
and No 2 white DC. BAlsl-L1 Miihet h'e.'S
mailing 4oQ45c. feeding, 36a3sc. KfE-Market du,i;
is,otload. 4744sr Market inactive at oVg
tjr..... BUCK WHEAT-Market quiet prime state foc
elevator.
The quotations to-day closing prices for tho pre-
yos closing prices for the corresponding dA'
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 81 (SpeclaD.-Wheat to-day was firm
for an hour rather weak May opened 63A cents.
sold between G3 ani G3 cents. and closed 63is Q63h
cents. The outside early seemed decidedly bush
The official world wheat shipments 5.sT2O0O bushels.
smaller than expected The Northwestern receipts
showed a decided falling on AS cars against I05 cars
week Francisco reported considerable damage 10
blight The signal Service reported frost In
Joaquin Valley. \ cold wave was predicted for
Wednesday for all the winter wheat States These bull
helps only " the price The trade was duh.
Professionals nausuhttd boycott OF ue May iutui
There such cash demand NJ pnday. stil to-
DAYS sales amounted to about 10000 bushels Gables
little easier at the opening but showed recovery
close. The seaboari ceaances We're $4,000 bush
'Iralstrccts' reported decrease In the world
OF 2236oVO bushels The local temper
IL henrish.
Corn was dull within a range OF only cent. May sell
2J~ and o3s cents and closing at 2essg-'1
The receipts small i6l to-day; 100 cars
estimated Wednesday samples however were = cent
lower Charters were reported for only 2oUp pusres
There scatoad clearances. 51o"oo pusI
els they did make "A bull market OF IT, i"cal pro
fessonals bearish Outsiders leaving the naAe
alone. ,-,. ..,, to
oats weak early. but recovered ihey soiu pt
tween igs 10 cents and closed at lgtulrs cents
The inspection ;34 cars the estimate fr Nedhes.ay
was only The closing rally was heipeu ny tne
email for "Wednesday and ny the peue"o" VI I"
cold ,oa,o
Their was another weak day In provisions pork losing
- cents lard ribs Iigulo cens osS w o, o.n
i5 cents lower with, 10 the yards today and 2toU
estimated for "Wednesday The lard prices tohy cents
,r cosh are the lowest record The great drag on
Tho market is the existence here OF huge long hne
which supposed to belong % te .o''o"seeu i"S' anu
which Is supposed TO show a bad loss . cos ..
ON tho curb puts" May wheat closed M o2s cents.
o.i. cents. calls at 29% cents
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
NIL IACKAwANNA AND WESTERN r. II.
s,ntdcn. in New-YOrk foot of Barclay and
ChristOpher streets
vEsTIBULED TRALNSs ~ IIt;Itr.

Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR,
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsville. Baskns
Ridge Mad. SON. Morristown. Passaic Paterson. Boon.
ton Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE
lake HOPATCONG Hacketstown. SCHOOLEYS )
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHlLIIPSBuRG EASTON
WATER GAP. STR)UDSBURG Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANII-
COKE DANvILLE NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Water
VILE. UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA OwEGO. ELMIRA
CORNING. BATH. DANsvILLE. BUFFALO ani al
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
7:2o A. NJ M.-BlNGHAMTON NAIL. Stops principal
stations.
900 A. M-BIFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN,
UTICA RICHFlELD SPRI''GS, SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
meet at Buffalo with train for chicago and points
loo p M.-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and EI.MIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
400 T. M.-SCRANTON. WILK ESBARRE and PLYM-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
1880 +. NJ Dailyl.-Huralo vestbued Limited Express
for SCRANTON. DINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF.
FALo Pullman Rure, Sleeping Car Connects 1
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west.
$50 T. NJ. Oaily).- .-BvFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA SYRACUSE and oSwEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Seepers -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at Il
Park Place i29 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations 9ss
broadway Ill 4th-ave cor. l2h-st % West l2othst
2s5 Columbus ave- York 33s and '2s fuon,st ana
l06 Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full nfor
nation at all stations
WEsTcOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. March 81. 1895.
-spdr alive ss cars for Vest sae aushier
cars Tor the market No trading Feeling STEADY irs ty
nom London Liverpool quote Refrigerator beef h,mer
sops se dressed weight and at Giasso~ the top price
loe no sdyees from the shesp mark,s M 81 rra ,
shamberg & Son. 400 head for schwarzschiid Sulz
Of beef Tor & Morris on Wednesday, the Boston city
will carry 3n cattle and 42s sheen for Meyer house
pany. the firm Will put 1850 quarters on the
cHLvEs-Recelpts including the 300 head reported
rived late ye.rday were Hi head ana atGsehsr there
mSrkeY eTe Manm ~ to- to seS yca sold at ass 80 per loo
n, prime stock was quoted M to 81 Is and common
yeas at stast - Dressed Gales Meak sni genesy
dressed and 25a3isc for little calves.
y d Ble"e.f q be :? .. ysa l:' so p ",erss " at " 10
II Il Hollis: ~ veals. i34 N. at s. 5o 80 do i2' H.
Iiame 4 Mullen sveas i?2 y. at 81
Jred S ies Monday Yes. e '1o 20 ,r TO- AZ S ~ oo
mnrke, maEns Win ears held over ySserday ~ cars
on sale Feeling weak ana demand limited and tn few
shade lower prices than thoso oh aimed
IS "a oriinaiv to prme iamhs at s. asas5 bnhh Il
clipped a. al 81 common spring lambs at 81 25qsa per
dressed slow 5na7c. with choice wcthers bring
lambs hrmcr at 81 5orss ger carcass
s;e'D Mshsr,on g. i2 ,o cgeed p KsO,ge sD.ss1y
i%s R'a.a,t % hep p Sy'ias ias ~ at per 100 10 " "'''
ssndsr, leo sat; lamb, 81 m. at s'' 10 d. q" n
II i Heiii.' :a,s lamb. 50 . ata7s: 2 state
R Sl ss n + 6s S ''ss sssp " @ f. a. rs s. GsS' c 10
'''s ia ii"1. q o. - ds per MoSany o7 stat. lambs
A. H7'. goo ohio Do .G.w sheep 80 h. at $3.50 y
$40 iSGs SCR 10 ~srs 70 carr, or $3.50 h.na Of which
30 sale. Market quoted lower a, - 2ogsi Go
arc.s IN iowsr r', a, goe sor Ss,rsn,e wesh,s anl
''ss@ s-. 1fi' i i..iof HIM. =, Masa,y g iaa ID
a. S. '' is. 2s do iss ii. " 81 IS
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
The opening. range and close today. and closing BIDS
previous nigh; and last year follow:

Market closed easy points advance TO point de
cline compared with yesterdays closing prices. Trans
terrible notices, 7.GO Total sales 1890 bales New
York receipts S04 bales 5S11 bales. Exports
Forwarded 1881 bales: sales 2ls3 bales spnners 2oi
bales stock 1 462 bales. Total receipts - day. 10
this week. 30 222 bales Exports to
day: Britain 1888 bales; Continent. 3sl2 bales
Thus far this Great Britain $3.50 bales France
45 bales; Continent 1856 bales: stock 59s 1862 bales
Spot cotton quiet. i-lGc advance. Middng uplands.
715-1ec: middllng Gulf Sales 1s3 bales.
cluding $40 bales export "a direct shpmenO and 24
bales spinning
Liverpool cablcs-Spo cotton moderate demand sales.
bales; speculation and export 800 bales, American.
1000 bales receipts. 5000 bales; American 1Oo bales
niddling upands - 32d Futures opened quiet sellers
partially e4d advance closed very steady. 70 lis
points net advance April. 4l9s; April-May. 41Ipts;
May-June AIS; June July 4l5b: July August HAS
August September 4l1v: Sepcmber-Octoter 4o3ab Oc-
tober-November $500: November December. 36iss. De
January 3Glis. Manifestations very dull;
cloths dull.
COFFEH,-The OF business small and
fluctuations narrow April 10 June attracted mos, aen
tioo featureess. An Increase shown In
warehouse deliveries Hamburg STEADY. April and May:
e 30 pigs: June q pigs July Gf25 pigs August e. 20
pfgs Rio market quiet 4.450 reis exchange 81
cepts two days. bags. Cleared for United States,
900 bags stock Rio. II 900 bags Santos days
receipts bags; $4,000 bags; market quiet at
II 5oo res IIavre market steady: March, 792J francs;
APRIL francs May. 10 francs; June. 1s25 francs;
July 10 75 francs.
Contracts steady at unchanged to 10 points de-
cline. Sales $3.50 bags. as follows: