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Yarmouth.

Yarmouth, May 81 Two wings of
stonework to replace those washed away
from the iron bridge at the Falls during
the spring freshet were completed
Wednesday. They are now filling in
earth about the abutments at the end OF
the bridge. The derrick has been taken
TO Bridge street, where H. G. Ross and
his men have commenced work Oh the
wall of Factory bridge.
The North Yarmouth Academy has
just received from The Jospeh Walker
estate donation of $500 for the enlarge
ment of the library. This timely gil
materially increases the facilities for q
sound education at this school.
Mr.. Edwin Marston and Miss Ina
Maud Walker. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. jeremiah Walker, were united in
marriage at the Central parsonage on
Thursday afternoon, May p, by Rev. o.
K. Crosby.
Mrs. Daniel Sydleman, who has been
visiting in town rOr several weeks, re-
turned to Salem Monday, accompanied
will remain with her for a visit.
Mr.. VIM. +. Bennett has purchased
the house of Bridge street known as the
George Loring place, and will have it re-
paired and renovated.
Mrs. Nettie Milliken Fellows, of Port
land, will sing ut the Baptist church on
Sunday, May "a
Miss N. A. Moore had o summer OPEN
ing of ladies' and children's hats and
bonnets, which were we'll worth seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green, of Brain
tree, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Seabury this week.
Mrs. Etta B. King, Of Portland, is
visiting Mrs. Huldah Parsons
The water main on the iron bridge
burst Thursday, but was soon repaired.
Miss Addie Brown, Of Westbrook, is
visiting Mrs. Melville Thurston.
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time affecting a ferocious appearance.
erecting its dorsal fin and expanding its
gill covers,
The activity of this fish in repellina
all advances made from whafsoeyel
quarter resulted in some amusing az.
per1enoes. A pet cat who had earned a
reputation as successful mouser. oaucht
sight OF the fish one day, and, boundin q
into the window in which the aquarium
stood, she was soon balanced on Rae rim
OF 1he tank with her larger mustaches
eagerly watching the fish, with fms ex-
banded. its tints of blue, green, ana red
flashing gayly as 1t dashed this way and
that in d high state of rage at the intru-
sion.
The cat watched for some time than.
seeing that the strange creature was
moving about in water, and PERTAINS feel
ing thirsty, she began to lap up the cool
liquid. The instant her red tongue en-
tered the water the fish charged, and that
the delicate little teeth that lined the
slender jaws closed upon it was assumed
from the wall of anguish that rose from
puss, who, utterly routed and de-
moralized, lost her balance and fell part
ly into the tank, from which she hastily
scrambled, rushing from the room with
tail in the air, and every evidence of fear,
while the fish, far from being frightened,
swan about, evidently in a high st ate
of exaltation.
Two of the most interesting of the fin
ny pets were pair of paradise fishes.
beautiful long filmed creatures from In
dia, which, at first wild. became very
tame. That it is possible for fish to
have expression was illustrated in many
of their actions. They were constantly
in motion, passing each other, saluting
by opening wide their gill.oovers SO the
bright red was plainly seen. The long
graceful fins were held erect for the m O.
ment, then dropped, completely changing
the appearance OF the fish and giving the
impression that il was salutina Its com.
panion as it passed.
These fishes formed fairy-like nest Of
bubbles, which so on became floating
raft an eighth of an inch above the sur
face, on the lower portion of which the
young made home until they were large
enough to care for themselves.
The experience with these and many
moro hnny pets was sufficient to show
that even the generally believed stupid
fishes were susceptible to kind treatment
and friendly advances. -Philadelp hi q
Times.
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RELIEF IN SIX uor1Rs

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the ''NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE This
of its exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and everY
part of the urinary passages in male or fe-
pain in passing it almost immediately. If
you want quick relief and cure this is your
remedy Sold by C FL GUPPY CO., Drug
gist, 463 Congress st. Portland, Me.
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PROPOSALS FOR HOSPITAL SUPPLIES.

Eastern Branch, N. II. d. V. S.
Treasurer's Office,
Togus, Maine, LIST May, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
~ until noon, June 2, 1896, for furnishing and
National Home D. V. s.. quantities to be in.
creased ten per cent, if required, during the eX-
eoution of the contract.
Standards can be examined. and printed in
structions and specifications, and blank propo-
sails will be supplied upon application to this
ONCE. Samples presented by bidders will not
be considered, unless same are called for in
specifications. The right is reserved to reject
any or all proposals, or to waive any informal
tiles therein.
Envelopes containing proposals should be in
dorsed: Proposals for hospital supplies, N. II.
D. V. ST." and addressed to the undersigned.
A. L. SMITH, Treasurer.
Approved:
Luther Stephenson. Governor
my9, 1923
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Pentecost.

A Pentecostal song ser iyoe in recogni.
ton Of Pentecost-flfty days after Easter
will be held at Williston church Sun
day evening. 1t will consist of special
music by the choir, a solo by Miss Min
ME Plummer, much congregational sing
ing, and sermon by the pastor on the
of tho day.
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manned at Q safe distance, now came up,
and certainly was the greatest man in
Africa for dves minutes. had the ivory
cut out and little Of the fat layer to be
S allied into what Is known at the Cape
over to my admirers. IN. Y. World.
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II special information regarding any Ma
ton, Province, State, City, Town or Village
is desired, the knowledge is rarely obtain
able from school geography, which nee
essarily has only few general facts and the
location of important cities.
Railroad'maps are notoriously incorrect
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fer the change. Lydia E. Pinkham's
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1t is well for those approaching this
time, to write Mrs. Pinlzham, at Lynn,
Mass. She has the experience of years
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The Big Shark Got Accustomed to Being
Looked AT, But Wouldn't Eat-Row a
Snnfish Whipped a Cat-Exciting En-
counter With Hippopotamus.
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No more horrible case OF salt rheum
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utterly failed to render him any relief;
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Bartholdi's Statue Of Liberty, the White
House at Washington, the Great Brooklyn
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the Rhine, the Matterhorn Mountain
(switzerland), Scenes in and near the City
of Picking China, Island of Juan Fernan-
dez, State Capitols, State Seals, ETC., etc.
All the Large Cities OF the World, the
Important Towns and Most of the Villages
of the United States are Given on the
Maps.
It gives Classified List of All Nations,
With Forms of Government, Geographical
Location, Size and Population.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Oct 2oTour quiet and un N, anS c ssr
1850 ss wh.% Snsss %na lover sRS as So rel
I5Hn75Ec; Southern by sample 's9s%f%; 40 1rs duli
vembcr or Dece,nbe @sd3oAc January SisaS s,nt
isl 1 o % s.n sss f sas6 oats m white
2Oq2c 10 MIXED 2a2" ~ soT Wes Ss .ce nominal
stock 100 bush Hay firm: choice timothy SS o, "a
eg steady steam to Liverpool o Gs5 eG ss No.
December IS 3d. January Pr9,'' s,Hss h S
Gs ss g s e. Is sSSsfF shoulders, o
for large; small hams Tic Refined lard &c. suif e
Eggs firm; i6ikdI7c. Other articles unchanged
Boston, 2oFlourMarkss firm with pr ireirS as
* SSas YF Wn sa'S pasns $
ornmea hrn 1o72s sS s NS 81 PA SSs s.s@ SS
ss G S. s'?'s ysS" I
white :7assc , eats and aS rs SO 25 winter
5ran gI"E 5a Sr @dinss mean ss
s ss1: ?'q ss Barrel rS'' ssf Sass s.a
BaSSr si%SGco pa , xea io es'' i5c Butter
m dairy choice iSai5f NGrs ise initiation
s. sa sse' . Ts1
f' s'sa 5ssi :ss sos IS
5. asN. s. isa fsS!'
,@s,c Tss do iaS
mont a5c New-Y9rk white s'G Soed demand Iec
SSs ifsS,is e0 Rye os . :Sssss
s s,He, Ar ,s n unIon sos .s Ss seconds
p", stas,,>c do new. ss.. No Nor.hsrn SsS and
s g. s %S,. S ss.s SS;9' s. Ft
track Corn f ,r,c f,Tons yellow aoc DO
n so %sA'S s SSs tn. pss s
fair al arrive active inquiry s@s .qons 100
s ke,, rye M np' Arm and unchanged
chicago oct, 2o.-The leading FUTURES 'A"'''
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easier Sales. 10000 bales: speculation and export 800
bales American BOO bales Receipts Zoo baes AMER
can. lOVoO bAies MIDI ng up!ands l,-32d EnruTes
steady buyers a. 2o4d decline closed firm. unchanged 20
!. point net decline. January February 4is February
March 4ils; March April. Ais; Apr!lMay 4lsh; Nay
June il2:b. June July 4lS5 JulyAugusi 4is Octpoer
4l2izs December January Abs. Manchcser-Yans du
but steady; cloias dul,.
COFFEE-The contract market rather Dragging
mere Was fairly steady opening on the call ahoueh
but recovered about points during the mornna Havre
and Hamburg were lower, and tnis had depressing
effect. There was no active buying support cable
was said TO have in reporting the present RIO crop
cable however. did have much effect upon the mar
Eet. The steamer Beerden cleared from RIO MONDAY
with 1900 bags, and the steamer balecards cleared
from santos with l2ooo bags Tho public cable reports
RIO Exchange standard at II 900. and exchange at
SD Rio receipts for two days 2i0D bags ana
Rio ceaances Tor the day 20 United States were l2
bags. Market fat. santos receipts for two DAYS $50
bags. stock. $4,000 bags. Market quiet ''ood
Santos ~ goo The follow ng cable was SEM
by Superintendent Walker. Of the Coffee Exchahge' 70
not mistakes Santos stock and santos
shipments United States per steamship iierschci Sed
full explanations. To-day superintendent Walker re-
celved the following cabiceram: weekly cohee reports
vious Challenge confirmed report but further
challenge brought corrections Apparently error n'.'
since October IL Row being strictly nycstigattd. "A
little bull support given 10 the market during ns
afternoon especially by Baltimore. Europe bought ana
sold The Street market was weaker ana, pt,cNs W.
BRAZILIAN grades were reduced the basis OF loS.ilo,c
for Rio No s1ot and losalo'ic for RIO n spo.
There was very little demand For Invoices Ire Jpp'iS
demand fair Mid COTE" is STEADY WIN a iala ~
qlry. The marke' closed weak on Baznan t.a' ~, ~,
Sales ot mild grades included loo BAGS M"'a'" " '
private terms -. r.no
loss 10 l. 20 points.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW-lofk, october ~, $50
prrvrs- Receipts none ana 40 trading Feeling drll
but ,cssy Sity dressed sides quiet at Gqsc per
n ,e.ee,e asra ng .srs steady at ioc
wolrht hmrcan sheep ceiling at S.a9, dre'sed we,shl
shipments o-,ay the ccvic; 400 cattle and 4o1
q ,zlrrser and 2cio quarters Of beef for y Morris ON
wedne m stat, q Sscrsks s aS gu" Of ' t md
he st. Paul 2ip5 quarters Tor i1s'inans COMPANY ana
me rcnaGa Garr ,Io l niS yesrsy a cows 50,
av sass al s. p'r 100 b H. at 81 DO at
ia haa ana zee sfsi r Ts' , on sale a
,sss = for oriinar, to prime stock 50 trade in
WIN nd and syc n Of calves in re-
quest, ,'i,y dressed yeals steady al 1a@toac country
dressed Gr~sssi rra'ssrs and taiisr,aiiks
D McPhc,sen 60 ve,ls !, 100 n q 80 80 90
r%e MSes y.sl. 1913 r. DO ~ 3D. at
sHE Il g %ND LANES Receipts, = car, Ss.' head
ms e %a 'G The sHES'' ears held Sed
TRADE ga' sm and n GF 10 cars %sa w sSr sa aSd
Good sheep sold 81 ,oass ioD ~ bunch S q *
sos' canada lamb. sold Dressed slow at 4uG',c
per 10 dTs'; Msph a"s' Ws" Co 81 STATE lambs 81
age a, 81 80 per 10 Kentucky DO SO N. 50 So
ss a ia %ss'.t q d. 81 & al p Rd'n'
lamb. o. I r. :, s. Canal.
s q 6 s,a. ' . de- 5" ,S % e. !. &. - rs
Nsy,on q Co 30 far Western sheep. l2I n. at ~ -
iioGs-Recepts. 32 ca;s or po!6 head. About 80.
had on .as Feeling and good heavy TO lg hogs
were quoted at IS C5Qs+ 10 per 100 H. pigs at - lonsl ~
ana fancy light pigs sold AT 81 4os ~ country dressed
nrm al 4uGt4c per n. =. e.. 49,, o,o
saes--H II Hollis Iats YESTERDAY; % Sa's hois a.
100 10 nj a. do 2as N. a, $3.50 DO common, 30
r. a, 81 g. g. as 20 Esq ~ .: y : =
Hume Mullen date yesterday a stat. ~. h"ss 81 70
2 rough hogs 100 NJ at <2 rs. do $40 ~ at 90 , .
c. DIllenback date Monday: y state hogs ioo e., ~
81 10 pigs 90 d. at 81 40 rough s r n"s 10 iS H. at
s. CO. date yesterday. " StA't h'sS' ~" 80 "
So 81; | rough hog 100 -. at 81 81
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~ ~r.a.. A sonsa IS: roushs.

sssss 10: SASS & a5cs: T. Sheep and
a = hour Zoo heal 81 o Tor wssx su ,sf f @
to New-Yors COO: sale 200: market opened hIm;
closed dull bu, about all sold good 70 choice native
lambs s. l0a<i 40: cus TO fair - 2JGs4 mixed sheep
SO 4Oas3 10: cus to fair sheep. 81 500s2 -: CANADA
lambs Gsi a0 Canads sheep sold late at 81 2ogsS d.
Union Stock Yards. Chicago Oct. 2O--Caue-Recepts
s. coS5 %: stocsrs and feeders 81 50Ts3 S. and
western rangers 81 ?OaS3 %. Hogs. Receipts. 1000
head Market steady FOR good ea s &c lower Heayy
mixed 81 ioass IS: light, SO 5asa ST. ehoie, assorted
s; iOTsa 80 pigs 81 25q$3 40. sheep-Reesip.s !. eco
head Market steady. Inferior TO choice ~ 'oasS 49,
Kansss Ci,y. Oct. 2o.-Hoss-Reeeipts. II 600 head
Market op.nsi firm closed easy. Light and Pigs IS 20
81 i0 ms~i-i 81 2oass 35: heavy. 81 0GS3 q Cattle
rocep;s 1000 head. Market dull; native steers pes.
siqSi 30 fair good 81 iogSt c,ws ana snssS I,
siockers and feeders 81 5S$a So Texans and Western
81 icas3 10: calves s5aso sheep-Receipi' 5000 head
Market strong. - -, ~. On cs,,ls -Rs
National Stock Yards st. Louis. Oct a. ,oe,
ceps 5O70 head: market steady native s sn ~
81 i5 native cows s2Gs2 so Texas steers - oVwsf ~
Tesa. cows SO 90 Hogs-Recepts: I64s hsaa; ma, ARR
e. Lover: workers. !. s3 IS: packers !3g*S 3o Du.v
srs SO .oqss so ssseI-Rssshiot. LODI nea' "A'Ns'
steady; native sheep 81 -; lambs ~: ,ov sxtra a 40
East Liberty Oct e 3, sIS oc dv IA s0f5
81 air 81 8Oas3 So common s2 50us3 ID; common *,
god bu.. and cows $2gs3 is heIsrs a. esS SLOW
prime medium 81 5asa best Yetsets - Soa fnHs Ss
light workers. SO 45p$S 5o pigs 90 soass 80; SSod AMI
81 750S3 l5 heavy hogs SO 800 90 20 so5;
ST. common. 81 5Ogs2 culls oocgsi choice 'ap 81 S
81 so fair good lambs 81 50qS3 10; veal caves - Nv
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TILE TRADE IL CHICA0O.

chc,,o Oct, 90 tspeciaD.--There was an exceedingly
k sample corn market caro;s going &c to @'ac unner
the hes, ng,res OF Monday. Samples cosea &c unuer
,,,d,vs last prices Everybody seemed 70 De running
80, ~, ,ne cash corn Toward the close, however,
n co, some benefit from the wheat market Nay oge,ea
49, oid bsw.en oQl,c 2S2c. and closed az .tc
The inspection o3' ears me estimate lS on nns.s
Wv 'itars charers eD1 900 bushels. Eevator people
anu sellers Oats we're Influenced By the whea, mar.e
nLrnss Of samples but Closing with tns cary ioss
recovered May opensa at @ u we're sss cars with
n"' estimated Tor Wednesday Samples were tl.'
lower. seapoarn ussa'N WV
charters 10000 bushes .,,. ,.,,. do,r~
The provision market vas ind.nesn' wn comn,,sson
h'nse selling OF porH which was erea,,sd 20 ht
.J on.ratora affected by reported severe
IN cleo oil At windup pork showed loss OF svy
lard and ribs Of 22e 20 &c. ihere were --o"" "0s' WIN
=, oan estimated "Wednesday. =. 90, O.
on the curb pus on December wnsat e.os.a a. oSttc
,,iGa
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or,o>. TIL. market closed very steady with net
.sDenrn 81 10 points Total salef were .i'iou " r.
Closing prices Close 10 the hghes' Oh az sce
, ,wnf OF R ossy sks aae' ana Narrow row
one The business Of inc day ssr'e1 W. 70 oo,ns but
vemper aan vent on the markets Armed up and later
months sold at slight advance over .nan he mark"i
s,eaSy but withou, earnest trading Prices az
noon genraly points above -, ne be,er than e1
rnce0 while others said Just about az ~ snou,a
1t closed with contracts showing va ana sales 10 900
Mancher,er yarns were dull bn, steady; an1
cloths dull. Some fr9,t God business was reported
M PEA R,r@r and IT sad prices were adv.n,et
,Gc on print cloths Port recettts are qr ns +" fa
az 80 yapdly as expected and traders VINO haa sx
pected material decrease In IefTlp', snntion until
sfpr election planters disposed to % ncnnei
pri.t. Tor s. s' S@ future In fact IT
iossioe h, railing viii be moderate for the next two
weeks uatil after election eompsred with pecembc
gay 70 points. indicates the a,snn.on ~
with which carry co,lon as ven ,css Export demand
D. s,,ii in excess freight room Hunarh & h
, nav dsr,c, is generally disbeeved both IN Newor
i.sns and Liverpool with resulting dsen; IN SoIn
rnafSs,s na reported frost Arkansas saturday morn,
ns that erec,usly dspes any hop. Of op cITp N a
% rhev Amounted to $500 bales including ~ "a
bales to Great Britain and bales to inc 9nhema
dsy sr, week and eea6 Memphs 600 aes
against a8ss sG4s Houston ls2 bales as. s,s
At COO to 10000 against 10 $50 same day
and 7s las. yei7 StS to- 900 @ ss.S
q so and 1884 Receipts at the principal Ports were as
foiows: osa bales asans @'s sds s, da
aganst 81 2ss and $50 Mobile 400 bales ssains,
1911 and feis ssysnnah SIC" Sst ns ana 80. Nor
foIS so45 bales against s4eo and +ooo ,,o. Oh.
o1en.ng range and close today ana c.oshe D'ds INC
| -tuh,a p1 laaf
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. for The rre

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trie-
uue received their Uptown Office No l2i2 Broad
"a 81 door north OF 3is-st. until o'clock M ad-
Versemens received following branch offices st
ave- .. e. 2Sd-s 1872 6h-ave cor l2thmst;; Macy
ah-avs and i4th-st l42 Columbus near West 18th
ST. i0S West 42d-st 9th ave: o? East lfth-s 2S7
West 42dst. between 7th and 18th yes o9 East s'sh-
ave near 6is-st: LOS ls;aye. near ssth-s $50 3D.
zoos go East 7os 5s ws. ,sSl "a
AS Fast Sth-st 203 East !sth st: $50 Mh-aye: est
Nth ave. li5, 81 near e.,si; ao4 Fat ~, sS,h-ss
3 0h-a,e AZ the Harlem Offices; sc' 'd-ay .s near
ioSh-st bet. 9TH and 18th ayes: 80 West ltoth 81
the Brooklyn OHcss: 397 Fu.ton-., 10 tulton-s: ~
Court st. - Broadway. T.. d: lo3 broadway. T. D.:
ff52 Myrtle-ave.. near Broadway.
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Western nne AS 81 do medium firm al tOs Hams
Short cut about "a to IL No. firm at Sis Baeon-cum-
berland cut about % 10 30 ID. firm at 3is Cd short rio.
about 20 "a 10. firm at 3Cs long clear mIddles light
about 20 70 NJ Jos short clear middes. heavy
about 45 10 nrm at 2ts "a cea. bellies, about y
4 firm, 3Os ID shoulders about IL TO IL 10.
2ss. Lard-Prme Western spot dun At 2is Cheese
American finest white firm az t9s: do coored nrm AZ
sos. Taiiow-prme city firm at 2ls 3D. Cottonsetd OIL
Liverpool refined steady at les % Spirits Of tupentine
firm 1T els Cd. Rosin-common firm at is ed. Wheat
No red winter no stock No Northern spring nIm
ia lid Corn--Mixed Western spot old. steady at %
AID October steady at 3s AID November steady az %
AID December steady at 3s id FleurSt LOUIS fancy
winter firm at Hops at Iondon-Paenc Coast nrm a
Gus.
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo oct oO-caue-Reoeipts lasi - hours o'v
head total for week thus far. oci fof sane ~, an
week sai. consigned through. 3ii to New-i oiN 1of m
sale market opened dul and weasr a. so fair fst
cnspd weak. si0rkerf. >@ voVS- %. ~"
cows 81 t54s,. veais S5dfG 20 common >" ~ nsi,
yearings sold late at 81 3oQse 30 f ~
.. h'ups 0i head: week thus iar -,o-,' @
ssrne Zine last u 3GJ; eoasiensi inreuga ,
cio weak ard generally &c lower all Sold norkers good
to choice. IS GOus3 IS: mixed packers. - OWE" w. nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-21

.rkst closed very steady At TO points ooh
ared win yeserdays closing prices !ransierIipie
notices 100 TOTAL sales III @ bsl. snSp., "e Great
r,an s forwarded 5sss s s' bales '", Fetal ne
csns today 6o bales thus far ms wes
bales Exports to-day Great Britain 81; so GA, Ran
rsnt u sss Tranc. SoI Continent 81 40 ba'ss
ding upianSs SIs naans sSf $50 ss.s. sSssinr
oS ccon ExcrS.gs special Lvspoo eab.esspN eop'"