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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-03-18

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THERE is gift that Is almost u blow, and
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much Is there in tho way Of doing things
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Nebraska, North Dakota aud South DaEota'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06

London. March 5.At ,oday's wool sales H. Al bale.
offered. There capital selection. "A lar
tendance ana animated sale the the
closing Of the previous series yester-
day the Continental operators purchased heavily The
German and French buyers competed eagerly for medium
combing marinos. which were In the best demand. Some
~ the best greases bought In the demand being
slack Secured woods sold we'll and there pur1
chases for Russia There was large selection OF cross
BREEDS which were favored by the home trade. the
petition being AT steady rates. Cape Of and
Natal parcels sold well at average advance OF n.r
cent above the closing prices OF the last series
buyers held aoof and secured scattered lots Tho
and prices obtained " ~
South Wales. 1900 bales. Secured lOdaIs "a
locks and pieces. 6kd@s I'd greasy 8Qiid; locks and
pieces. 34MSl. ~
Queensland, 2Io0 bales. Secured. lOadQls 4td locks
ana pieces lidas AID: greasy. 6Adais i.d locks and
pieces. 3+Q9d. ~ ~
victora, 700 bales Secured, is 2dqls 3D. locks and
bAGsisd. ~ ''''
South Australia 200 bales greasy at GAgs,id.
West Austrnla-l.UO bales: secured, Is idai. I'D.
locks and pieces ssdgis ID greasy 5aqiod locks and
pieces. 3isu5s.d ~
New zealand-3ooo bales: secured s,sddls ID: locks
and pieces. s,sdgis Id; greasy 7aaIOi.d locks and
pieces, iusisd. 1870 ~
Cape Of Good Hope and Nata7o0 bales secured Ind
OILS Sd; greasy. 5isQ7lsd. 's'
a, the sale Of woolied sheepskins which place at
winchester House to-day. 400 bales offered There
was good attendance Of buyers and brisk sale and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewYork, March a. lov,
COTTON-Liverlool Disappointing this morning.
closing with a net OF about 3i2 points, wMe Spot
cotton showed easier tone though business was lar
Public cables made Manchester rather
The early here at decline OF 10 poinis'
with putting out more cotton ana ioii,s
Ing There slight rallies now ana i,ih 10
closed steady in tone. with loss OF 20
months and prdcucali! q poiI,'s
lower on positions Sales were 22boOO paes' nc
pool seemed to principal factor Receipts were
comparatively light but this did not seem 10 eou" III
the OF the bearish from abroad Sonle s'VP
reached and this helped TO deress le ma h'
The from the drygoods district MAS also uiIs.oa
Reports from the South Indicate that the We"ie
excellent for preparing the crops ana some I'd! nc.
with the decline is probable that more acres
will planted grain and that the cotton acreage viii
curtaied 1t Is thought that the cotton acrease
not increase Of 10 per cent as col'"tu
with that Of last year. trader who foreshauOMeu va,
decline expressed the opinion to-day on Shalse ',"
a good purchase all breaks The es,i
receipts for the week been reduced 10 S"o paies
against g.. 3O3 last week and I6 ls last year II Is
estimated that receipts will show about 81
bales against SO IT'S last week. and 6997o last year,
receipts NewOrleans Friday estimated al LOU W
1880 bales against 22l same day last week iSoi as
year and 542 years To-days receipts al New
Orleans l439 bales. against 2lo same Gay ns
1901 last week and 1852 last year. Mobile oo2 bales
against .. Savannah. 52 bales, against So4 ana
1857: Charleston LOIS against b92 and ~ NoioiR Tx,
l6ss against S55 and 20sS: Memphis AIS against AZ
and 1851; Houston LII against SOS3 ana 24so eo
ceipts at Houston Friday were estimated NJ "U 10 NV
bales against 1887 same day last year inc New iox
spot market 1-6c lower; BALTIMORE &c io".F' anu
Charleston Norfolk and st. Louis Lice lower 80, -,
Opening range close to-day. and closing pos '"e
previous night and last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N-wYo1f March S, 1899.
REEVES Receipts. cars or 90 head : cars Tor an
East sde saushtefer a cars Tor a." market 10 trad
ing o: imGoran Feeling nrm C efessci native h.ef
rnrI mar, quoted refrigerator beef duh - 70se per
American sheep unchanged Ilqi2c drcs-sd w.sh me
lfawadiy took oui - sheep fof L. > 'rnh'eN To- moi,
H. Shamtcsg 4 Son and 26i head for seh~afzschiid &
saIes "Halenbeck q Hollis bulls. eio ID average a,
81 per NJ 10 a3s ~ at 81 81. do. los NJ
Mich Receipts. 81 head. There a limited
trade in fresh COWS at Just about stacy p rG ON
each. 1 d. al 81 %
e.r.s n.a hG ssp af p nsad " fresh cows
cALvEs-Receipis. i75 head. all for the market. Feel
nsdum una" 70 good vcas and At 50 Tor few bsfnyard
vsns and aaSe for country dressed little calves sold
salssG. pnenback: 81 vens 40 n average a, 50 q
per 100 n; harnyard calves. 266 n. nj g.
Hume q Mullen. 50 wells l3i N. at 81 : do. ii3 10
j. O. Curtis veals. III n at So
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts we're 29b. cars or sosl
head direct and 22is ears Tor
cars to be sod Demand WAS only fair at steady prices
ear. sH% @ anq "a, Al al aT c s'T rdr s l sya
81 GoGs4 per lcl 10. nearly OF heavy Western
81 4cas5 30 deck q prime ohio lambs Tor ca
port went to J. Shambee Son n, 50 30 dressed mutton
dsfed sPns as 2i 81 s s, per cass'
$ . per- u. ia Do. NJ at s. 30 2oi Western
&c. 90 g s at 3d. 1895 .. N 20 y 81 50 9 90 % n a. So
q. Dllenback 1876 Western lambs ~ NJ at 81 20. le7
do 80 H.. at s. 30
j. O. GURUS. Iai state lambs ~ 81 COY; 81 sheep
lambs fculls). ~ n. at 81 -.
-. Mcpherson & Coz i3S State lambs 81 n. at s. 90;
ls7 wesiern DO. Sc H. s. 10. 80 do ~ 81 2oS
do 80 10 al 81 30 l'r Western sheep ~ H. 81 ~ do
10, 50 10. ~ state 10. '2 ~. al 50 ~.
Il. Nipple: go Western sheep. l2S N. at 81 i2n
Newton q Go: 10 extra Onto lambs 1903 n. 81 20:
30 Jersey ewes. l32 NJ. 81 -
s. Judd CO. ~ Missouri sheep l2 n. at 50 90; l3i
Kentucky d. III II. at 81 81. State DO 1913 ~
Michigan d. l15 NJ. -. 173 State lambs 100 ~ ut
S. 20; 40 Kentucky do. 0i ~ nj 81 1913 Michigan do
n. at 81 G2iz
r. sanders Is7 Western sheep. % NJ at 81: 9I Ohio
do 81 N at - 10.
HOGS Receipts 90 3si7 head all saught-
ercrs the exception Of 80 Market higher nj
81 2JISi good light
sold S. Country dressed firm ut SAFE FOR heavy
light weights.
sales-J. Curtis ~ State hogs i21 ID average at s.
per 100 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo March b.-Cattie-Rccc!pts a hours 2Oi6
head; total for week thus far ls fr time last
week. 0157. consigned through 2o36. to New York lSA
market opened and cosed steady good medum 81 6Od
SO 20. good shipping. So 154si 10 handy exports 81 la,i
hours. 1850 head total for week thus far 2I3GO.
same time last week. 3 2rD; consigned through 100:
Tor light; slow for hc.vy. closed nominny. with Few
exreme and Pies iefi over; Yokers s. ooasi g. iight
81 5ON$4 "A" rougs So Ons 30 stays 81 jOnS3 81 Sheep
and lambs Receipts last ~ hours 43O head. total for
week thus far, 80 100 for same time last week. 400
consigned through 200. New York 900; sale 5000
market opened steady. closed dun and weak for lambs
with several loads unsOld md few late arrivals Of sheep
unsod; choice 10 prime mixed rheep. 81 J0US3 50. fair
TO good, - s5u$ culls and $2Ws2 10 handy
wethers - Sa$i prime limbs. - 75aS4 ~ good to
choice 81 55as Io eulls and s3gs3 DO heavy
lambs. duh at 50 55nx4
Union Stock iards Chicago. March b.Cattle-teceipts
1000 head. market firm. common steers. 81 800
y Oa$3 50 calves. 81 5Oq$6 -; Texans. 81 35nsa a.
Hogs-Receips 1900 head. market firm and partly Sc
ea smer n~av s @shns and "a ss"pnf los 81 pa ~
81 lo1f4 - light 81 Du$i 20 pigs 81 2Dq$4 TO- Sheep
.ooRecepts. iGOoo head market nrm inferor choice
" ODn$3 60 lambs - 5Otsi G5.
National Stock Yards ST. Louis March 6-Cattle
hecepts 100 he'd market firm and prices shade higher
head market opened Yesterdays quotations but closed
weak and prices slightly lower heavy So soasi TO- mixed
81 70a$I ligrt 50 .1pSi 10 shcepReccips 24i7 head
market dull al yesterdays prices.
Kansas city, March 5.-IIogs-Reccpis 500 head.
market dull medium ana light 81 eoas4 heavy. 81 500
50 92i1 pgs. 50 4Ous3 10 CattleRecepts g 500 head
market native best s4as4 Is: fair to good
80 loys4 and hers, best saaS3 49, fair TO good
50 IS; Texas and Westerns ssas3 90; calves sSaSS
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; market steady ''S''
East Liberty. March 5.-Cattle-Heccpts fair marke,
81 50us6 60 Hogs-Recepts very light; ali grades loo
S,gner best medium 81 i5qs4 so roughs $685. Sheep
50 1898 IS common 81 5oass choice lambs 80 coat rs
common to good lambs 81 5Oqs4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago (speciaD-Tn spite OF exceptional dull
ness wheat May opened 66fs sold between Ga.
and s7L and closed a, 67s cents The news was rather
favorable 10 holders but up 10 It seemed as II
the almost total lack OF speculation would more than
Offset the routine bull In the last hour
however reported agsregating 10000
bushels including 5000 bushels spring wheat. all rail-
for export That closed the market rather firm Seaboard
c.arances 1927 900 bushels cables were I'd higher
light. $40 against 400
cars last week. and 3si last Rains were
lay through the winter wheat belt and much
colder weather Friday. The pit trading uninporan
There was an carly that there li,tle buying
FOR sid Kent The trade however small that
the the principal obstacle 10 any advance
tween 3Os and Box. and closed AZ :Dh4 cents The in
suection ~ cars the estimate for Friday ijo
cars Cables easier. Seahpard clearanccs lib
.l.7 bushels. There weak market ANA
samp,cs were a lower. Although lake freghs
down l'sa1t cents 10 Buffalo; no charters
ported. There selnS on scale OF Importance
but there appeared to be general inclination among
Tnerc was large export business hero oats over
3oo.OoO bushels They viii - from here all rail The
II chiefly with London The demand h
clipped This export business scadied up 4
which started weak. May opened 2ih, sold
~. bid and 2is and closed 2lit sellers
samples easy early In the session. bat closed
Very small hog receipts again failed cnven the pro
vision market There only 1900 day the
cents higher Pork closed 5Q7i1 Wednes-
day. ribs. 2sd5 Lard closed at the game
price. Thor. hardly any Increase In speculation.
I'm. Price Current said there was prospect OF any
speedy Increase the hog movement The pnclng for
the week In the West was 100000 hogs against 100000
hogs last
calls G7'4 cents Puts May 30 cents; calls
Al JOi. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06

Market closed steady to II points decline compared
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices I'D
Total kales 226gOO bales. New-Nofk net receipts ~
bales: gross bales Exports: Continent ~ bales
sales 2S bales spnners 27s bales: stock l7s3l bales
Total net receipts to-day 932 bales; thus far This week
0S 40 bales Exports to-day Great Britain 1851 bales
Continent 10 $3.50 bales Thus this week Great Britain
rs Ais bales: France 1870 bales Continent 40 io2 bales
stock Spot cotton quiet Lice lower MD
ding upands 7tc: middng Gulf 73sc Sales us bales
Liverpool cabesspot cotton easier, but not quotanly
lower Sales II 600 paes: speculation and export 900
bales American. II 900 bales: recep;s ?ocn bales;
American bales: middling uplands, 4 S32d Fut-
opened barely steady buyers at -eid decline closed
quiet and steady 3iz points decline March, 4O>b
March-Aprii 4o7lab; ApriiMay. 4o7b; ayJune. 4o7s
June-July 4o6b: JulyAugust. 406s August September
4O4s September October 36b: October November. 351s
November December 3bolzs. December January $685.:
Manchest er-Yarns more slowly; cloths quiet and un-
changed
COFFEE-Speculation slow, with prices easier in
sympathy Havre. Decreased warehouse deliveries
were shown and a slight gain in the visible supply.
Europe small Havre closing quotation
&c lower Market barely steady April 50 %
May IS: June. so.25 July. 1850 Hamburg cables
steady March md April 6S pigs; May g. % June, $3.50
July e525. Rio ofical cable Arm at 1850 refs; eA,
change s3 receipts 5000 bags cearances for United
5000; stock 16l COO santos firm at a. 500 refs;
receipts bags stock 2i3 600, cleared from Santos
per steamship Liebntz 1900 bags
Contracts closed steady al SViOc decline Sales were
21 500 bags. s follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06

cash quotations were ,ollows: Flour was dIll ana
No spring wheat. e3':goG.c; no red. 6sSg6eAsc No
barley asss7c; :; iaxseed Soic prime timothy SEED,
TO- s. s short 'T RIBS s' SIDES D c SssD s Saa
s SIDE. ose IS s ss s' a E a'f n St
5 . standard AZ s IL PER bn; IInsssd oll.IaT,
ssr s. co wa: is%d ' Esss eae r 2 e .
ioaio
March srg " ssgyl winter asr Dst.ns
western. 81 55ass 90 Wheat quiet. iuie demand and
unchanged Corn hrmer; mixed ear @osc; oats steady;
mess 50 -. clear mess $40 20: family $40 ~. Lard
quiet; steam leaf PC kettle lard 5+e. prime steam
loose short rb sides sac: loose short clear sides 5c
se s' sh" TS nss c an" loose snar, lear sides
sored meats worth ,c more Butter ae!ye; fancy Eisn.
f re's s-4 q, ibis GnG * i's goose 'o' Whisky
Milwaukee March 5-Wheat opened quiet and steady
prices underwent very nte change. May opened
under May sample wheat steady, miicrs buying freely
No North 90, a07c. No Northern 6GnGcac. No
barley stead, for choice hn' dun for medium NJ 2 s2'.e
rye steady. supply and demand moderate No cash Ale
mi.@rs nominal ranging at s. So Tor ao<ci ban
Mnneapous March May wheat s,ld day within a
market MAY opened at ei'.c. snd closed At e2.e July
So, orerinrs were light No Northern was from \
e qr4cr Wy ,es rgH q a a. heinz :! g'6 n; ~
~ na.d. go; y. Nohera e4.e 70 : Nariao[n.
bakers Production. 5000 bids. shipments. 22A5 bb!s
Ml.urs Bran quoted at 81 shorts. % to soc less,
Philadelphia March 5.-F0ur-Prces steadily held. with
moderate offerings but buyers generally unwilling TO
fhs = sellers ani Transactions unlmporart
Wheat Market Inactive and fcatureeHs. with !mp0r
ianf charg~ IN prices. High grade winter wheat con-
unued and hrm. hut demand light 'onrac,
wheat March. Taag1ic, April, 'insiisc. Mas and June
7SsuIic Corn Option market ruled steady under mod J.
offerings bur ~ speculative trading Local CARROTS
In small sapply AID nrmly held but quiet 40 ? mixed.
March. April. May and jane 3ji4 uia oats-iema nd
for earl very light AMI the market shade srr
under offerings Futures neglected and nominal
y, white. March. 2GhH27i.c, April and May 300
.ii.c. June 27g21+c. Eggs quiet and steady; Penn
fyvanla and Western nrsts. llisdi2c Sugars-Rennei
outlet and unchanged. Other articles unchanged.
81. Louis March 5 Flour unchanged Bran steady:
sacked and east side i5a4hlsc country points, i3qiic
Wheat steady March, 60 May, f5is G65hc July. -
corn shade lower. March. PC. May 27isG27l.c; July.
% d2sa.c. weak sc higher. March. 100: May.
2Oi,c: July i9ec Eggs lower sac for fresh Butter
steady creamery. 23sg2ici creamery, extra nrss 2ac
seconds l1disc dairy. extras i1alsc pork-Siandard
mess new 81 STA. old. tps7b Lard Prime. 81 i2s:
choice 81 Shoulders 6igc longs. 5Ac. clear
ribs sAc; sides. 0ac Dry sslted meats Shoulders
a. ong~ &c. clear ribs. bi.c. clear sides $40. High
Wines steady al 81 - Wool quiet unchanged. Bag
g,nr-Iohhlng IL, n 4c ~ SIC. "a n. &c. Iron ties.
zoe Hemp irvine 90. Lead quiet; chemical hard. 81 900
81 soft Missouri and desverzed 81 95 spelter steady
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Proposals.

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lars see City Record Copies for sale at No. City Hall
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"a door north OF 3is-st.. until o'clock D. M adver-
sements received at the following branch offices At regular
office rates until o'clock b. m, viz: 25+ sth-aye
cor 23dst 1872 6th-aye l2th-st l4o Colunbusave.
near West 66,h1st LOG West 42d-st. near "
East li;h-st. 251 West 42ist. between 1th and stn
eves i59 East 41th-st 1888 sd-ave between 10Th ana
18th SITS. i,o26 3d-ave.. rear 6ls,s Los st-ave:
near S9th-st. $50 3i-avs 4ist-s 554 3daye S5o
Bleecker-st; zoos 3d-aye; $40 East 79ih-.tS W. g.i
3d-ave 1862 3d-aye.: 95 Amsterdam io2 West
42i-st las East 18th ST. 2os Eas, 4sth-s 9,have
65i sh-ave:i l.i52 Sd-ave:. near 67th-st 2ot East
S6h-st.: 1870 Broadway 1853 Sd ave: 100 sth-ave
Isis 2d-ave 1873 Gh-ave. At the Harlem ofces sooi
Si3 West i2,th~s, bet I'm and s,h AYES: 500 West
li,ths,. At the BROOKLYN ohlces 39I Fuon,s;,; W
Fditon-st; az Court-st ~ Broadway e. n l53 Broad
wav. f. D.: ll52 Myrt.e-ave.. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06

most OF the offerings sold Full wooed mesnos
were from farthing TO %c higher, especially Queens
land Clothing woo were unchanged Lambs WOODS soia
we'll at from isd farthng advance over 'he '"s'
sale The sales and prices were ,,o.,s
New South Waes-lOO bales secured. at 6duls 1to ~, "a
Queensland-1.5OO bales secured 0+dgs' greasy '7t~
1oa4d. rs, .x A0ed
South australia tales secured 4%dVs 10; greasy
4AW11hd. . .sa,. "a
West Austrnlia-20O bales secured, at 6duis '4d'
Tasnnania--1OO bales secured. 5hdg1s ID .
-Zealnnd40O bales secured. 54dqls o%o' sreAeS'
54Msi2d a., ., e,L0
Falkiand-2Oo bales secured sAdais Id; greasy ''s@
AID .,e,,y,. r,...v
4LGSAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March Flour dull. unchanesd -siasriasc
s wheat dul 80 red spot amd mo4, e7s DO on
s Mas fas eu:% sales S &C. s".s
ARr $tsSs.s g sa Ssew m ss.as ssse
western pa 10 & .ssste G Ses4Sy 4s sassS
western Stock good % a a,b 5ST
articles unchanged
Boston, March 5-Four quiet but steady spring patents
81 q ana sr %Hsr sns $50 Ga sesdy
bag 81 soas 50 bb Corn steady steamer ssosy No
tppea sc S No an" sppsd 2sesssc No white %
g. Whit ani.r f Bran 81 fs'd m ansi s's sa
tonssed meal sci 5oa$22 Pork aIm backs 81 goo
81 Hams Ga' oss "a ei Iar S"1 &c Bacon Lambs
quiet 7msc mutton and yeanEs 2goc binds 7@oc
,or.s. 4a5c Buter~Choice Northern creamery scarce,
a l9 Yer dairy ns% mH s
a sa Es s's eS ass n SSrnsFp
wess and MiGhIgan Beans quiet p 9ea
s:as yellow 10 " sy 8 s4
SI s sn' ts NSsrn
Western oaic geese salc; ducks l2ale rota, esn
@ e sds Sb ss sS 5d Fsos SS
sweets 50 ARpIss r%er choice s1ns r So
@ sGs % ~ au@ ehSc SIS lower ton srade aS'$ ss
SIC. rye straw steady. SIS 80.
Buffalo March 5spring wheat closed firm and un-
chansea So s0 bush No red sold at 7so Corn
closed strong: light offerings at i.ulsc advance asked
1rm sails 5000 bush fair Western S5,sa3ic quota
unchanged Flour weak light demand. Mill feed firm,
fair demand and unchanged.
Chicago. March 5-The leading futures ranged as fol
Wheat No q Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing
S #;;': :: $$$ 81: 'G ss:: s,so 81:
Corn. No. 2:
September 32i2 ?2iz 32N 323s
Oats. No. 2:
May .............. 2ia2r. 2ia2r. 2OTsa2i eIa2rs
September 81 2lis u 2lis
Mess pork per bbl..
May ......... $3.50 sos7,, o72ls 50 s7is
July .............. 1000 1002l4 99J 002ll
Lard per 100 10:
july ............. opD oo'i7
Short ribs. per 100 10.
May ............, 20 522s 17ia 522'z
July ............. a2s 532ls 32s 532s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March Cotton steady; milflIng 7 I-lsc
low mddlng. lice good ordinary, 0li-iGc: net re.
ccips 3i4 bales gross i.32l bales exports 10 the Con-
inrnt 20 bales constwse g. 80 bales sales 900 bale
spinners, ~ bales. stock. n. $50 bales
Norfolk March 2. Cotton easy: middng mid
ding Z. good ordinary. Ga lie: and
lIs bales. coaswise. 257 bales sales 1876 bales
stock. 10 o2i bales
New Orleans March Cotton quiet and steady good
middng - Gc middling. TAc low middling 3-i6c:
good ordinary Gsc. net receipts 40 bales; gross
bales: sales 1910 bales: stock. 3i33s3 bales
Sa, unnah, March 5.cotton quiet middling Side. low
mddrg 7'sc net and gross receipts. 2 1872 bales ex-
ports 10 the Continent $40 bales coaswlse 30 bales
sales AIS bales. stock. 62. ii2 bales.