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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
TO INTERVENE.

London, oceober s.-The United
States embassy has. upon instructions
Of Secretary Olney. asked the British
home office to intervene in the case OF
Walter Michael Castle. Of Castle Bros,
well known shipping merchants, of San
Francisco, and his wife and son. the
latter ten years OF age, vino were ar
rested Tuesday at the Hotel Creiton on
a charge Of stealing several sable and
chinchilla skins from London furriers.
The friends Of the Castles say that at
the worst it is a case Of kleptomania,
and it is reported that a special COM
missioner win examine Mr.. Castle i'm
mediately.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
GEoRGIA's MAJORITY.

Atlanta, october S.-Advices received
by the Journal, up to midnight, from
combined official and unofficial sources.
fix the total Democratic majority at
$3.50 This estimate is based upon the
vote for Atkinson, which is in many
cases less than that cast for other state
officials. 1t is not believed the final
returns will materially alter this esti-
mate. The legislature is almost solidly
Democratic in both branches, insuring
practically the unanimous election Of
ex-Speaker Crisp to the senate to sue
ceed Senator Gordon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
PENNoYER AND THE TRAIN.


Portland. October s.--Mayor Penney
er left tonight for Pehdleton, where he
speaks tomorrow. He proceeded 10 the
Union station several minutes before
the time for the o. r. and y. train to
leave. but he became engaged In an ar
gument with a man on the silver ques-
tion and the train pulled out unknown
to the ex-governor When he finally dis
covered the train on the bridge he be-
gan to scratch his head and wonder
how he was going to catch the train be-
fore it left the east side station. He
got into a carriage. and at breakneck
speed dashed across the railroad bridge
reaching the east side just in time to
jump on the train as it was pulling
Olit
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
WHEAT RISES AGAIN,
Cudahy Now a Bull-European Reports
Help the Market.

Chicago, October S.-Wheat for about
an hour after the opening continued to
evince a preference for lower prices.
The reasons for the weakness were two
fold; Liverpool quotations at the open
ing We're below yesterdays closing fig
ures, and Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ceipts were again so heavy as to afford
those who were inclined to magnify the
size of the spring wheat crop with a
plausible argument in favor of that
contention. But after holding short
time around 67hc, the market made a
sudden splurge and before the advance
was checked the price had gained near
ly 1Hc.
Late Liverpool cables came I'D high
er The indications point to larger clear
ances from both coasts, and there was
talk of further imports of gold which
was expected to exert a favorable in
huence on the money market and busi-
ness generally.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09

But the most stimulating influence
vas the discovery that Cudahy. whose
selling Of late had been the chief Stun
bling block In the way Of the bulls. had
changed his tactics and had become an
active buyer. Most Of the brokers sup
posed to be acting In his interest we're
active and purchases for his account
up to noon we're believed to have aggre-
gated at least 2.OOO.OOO bushels. The
market continued to develop strength
during the last hour Bullish influences
we're continued by the buying Of Cud-
ahy, the poor outlook from European
markets. as reported by Beerbohm, and
the increasing fight Of the shorts.
December wheat closed at 6sa-
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WHY HE ACCEPTED.
General Palmer Had No Thought Of
Aiding Popullst or Republican.

Chicago. October s.-Generals Palmer
and Buckner were the principal speak
ers at a rally Of the National Demo-
Gratis held at the Auditorium this even
ing. The hall was filed and thousands
turned away. General Palmer was
given an ovation. In his opening re-
marks he referred to the Indianapolis
convention and asserted that he did not
accept the nomination rendered by that
convention with any expectation Of
serving either the Republican or Popu-
list party.
Il accepted that nomination as a
Democrat" he said. "and l mean now
to stand by the ancient faith and abide
the consequences"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
JoHNsoNs NEW RECORD.

Chicago, October S.--John S. Johnson
broke the worlds record for two miles,
paced. flying start, at New Garfield
Park this afternoon. He made the ride
in S:SSss, breaking the record previously
held by Berlo of s:4Sis, made at Louis
vile November Is 1895. The first mile
was made in 1:4lA and the second in
1:5Tls.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
PERIsHED IN THE GALE.

Halifax, October S.-The Norwegian
bark Arladne, Captain Paulsen, from
Greenock, in ballast for Bayverte, ran
ashore between Green Cove, FIVE miles
east of Ingomish, yesterday morning
during a gale and went to pieces. The
Captain and nine of the crew were
drowned. Only three sailors survived.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
STAGE HELD UP.

Denver, october s.-A special to the
News from Santa Fe, N. NJ, says:
The San Antonio-White Oaks stage
was held up today forty miles east Of
San Antonio in the Oscura mountains.
The United States mail sacks were cut
open. No passengers were on board.
The robbers took the horses. leaving
the driver to walk eight miles to the
nearest station. The mail coach from
White Oaks, passing three hours later.
is believed to have met the same fate.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
BANK FAILURE.

Gloucester, Mass, October S-The
closing of the Cape Ann Savings Bank.
one of the largest banks in the state,
was announced by notice on the banks
door at noon today. Shortly afterward
Geo. ]. Marsh. the treasurer, committed
suicide by shooting. Marsh was 60 years
of age.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09

Bimetallism cannot be secured by in
dependent action on our part, nor by
opening our mints to free silver. until
international agreement is had 1t is the
duty of the United States to maintain
the gold standard.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
THE MARKETS.

Liverpool, October S.-Wheat spot.
quiet; demand. moderate; No. red
spring, IS lid: No. hard Manitoba, IS
Cd; No. California, Is I'd.
Hops-At London, Pacific Coast, Fl.
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HIS PARTNER DESERTS HIM.

Omaha, October S.-A special to the
Bee from Lincoln says:
A. r. Talbot, the present law partner
of Hon. W. j. Bryan. has declared his
intention of voting for Mckinley.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
AUTHOR OF "TRILBY" DEAD.

Special to the Astorian.
London, October S.-George DuMau-
rier, artist, novelist. and author Of
"Trilby," died today.
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EX-PREsIDENT HARRISON.

indianapolis, october S.-EX-P President
and Mrs. Harrison arrived home at noon
today after a campaigning tour.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09
BALTIMORE WINS.

Cleveland, October S,-Baltimore s, won
the final game of the Temple Cup series
against Cleveland today by score of
5 to 0.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-09

Meany is the leading tailor and pays
the highest cash price for fur skins.
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Continued on Fourth Page.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18

head all for the market making with ~ cars Sasn were
Yesterday 27x cars 10 be sold. Wooiee. sne .,r de-
barev steady: clipped Of medium weisn. ~. Will at
,n,nd and unchanged; medium lambs sofa iairy .~remc
fully sustained prices both sheep end nn More than
weighs were hard sell at reduction oor 70 good
cars OF stock were sell at late hour 1S no Very
unshorn sheep sold at q 50as4 per l 70 ,r decent to
prime lois soit clipped sheep at sogso - ~ choice:
epnsd do az 81 l59si So spring lambs at % nsr
Tor ordinary 10 fair Dressed mutton Sow snrino
H. dressed lambs steady at 749c country rr FOR
lambs dull for common and medium stocn, ous - MAS
good 70 choice which were scarce The wnole rms wa"
0o,a "A AT Al 20 SO per carcass not many co
n average al So 25 per 100 H. l0l state az 20 ca nm
s5. 90 clinpsd Michigan lambs s8 10 Al - O. o,. 40
shorn state sheep ,cu 70 fb ot " %; ITO o"'o "''
IA n, NJ 81 20: ia do 70 N. AZ SO o. 1877. On ~ AZ
s. 80. 81 clipped Western sheeP ioo 49, -
Hume e Mullen: 200 unshorn Michigan iame % o 90 ~
nj 81 %. 1877 unshorn Buffalo sheep, so 10 az 20 ca ~
Stne do 81 n. at So co; 10 clipped bu''"'o w. " "
c; pilenback 200 unshorn Michigan lambs o. TO- al
90 Hollentsck q Hollis: 1909 unshorn Michigan lambs 90,
10 at 81 25 1es do % 10 at 50 20 $780, n, q "a. IL
s. sanderl: 100 clipped ONO 9. Il, lambs q w. ~
d. Harrington: $50 unshorn state lamos CO 90 ~, NJ
IS 25 rs do 70 N. at s. ~ l6S clipped do' 20 M At
81 I5 go DO 81 No. 81 45; 24s Buna2 90 20 ombs
"a so % clipped sheep ~ 10. at *o' i" Sp's ~
at s,S. - r~o,o ,anbs 90 10
D. Mcpherson CO.. 433 unshorn Bunaio iam n on M
n, SIS 223 clipped Michigan DO So 10, AZ ~ ~ o. m
shorn Indiana sheep 50 H. at s. lH clipped no. % ~
AT So 30 IL spring lambs at 81 y per head all for tina
HOGS-Recpts % cars or 3i' neas; ~ s IN ner
saughtcrers Market nominaily lower a, s n 81 10
County dressed at 5@5,tc for medium "es''' "'
q, for gh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April II tSpeciaD-wheat started quietly to-
day FOR hour acted weak. Seeding reports from
and Southern Minnesota favorable
and in market and nnally made a bull market OF IT,
claimed be influenced by -epors Of chnch bugs In
the further excited by
erng the Of Partridge whose death had
little before May opened % TO SS% sold
49, and 6'is and closed 56s9G. cents The
buying certainly the incident Of the day
possibly 2o0oto bushels in all. The market helped
by reports the Red River Valley that the
seeding could begin before the middle OF
week. and that the three behind last
years. Cables help 10 the market. Liverpool
showing advance. Notwithstanding the advance here
Thursday Seaboard cearances only 225OO bushels
in all Minneapolis and Duluth had SOL cars against 2s4
last and 2D last The cash business amounted
to less than 5000 bushels.
St Louis almost much OF factor In In
wheat. covering advancing prices
tionay. May sold from 3ot. 30A. closed 3os
The strength ~ wheat had influence. The
c lots showed little Increase. 800 this morning: $50
eftimatet for saturday. Samples firm. Charters
In twentyfour hours aggregated O5I 600 bushels
Advices from the West Of much freer country Of
ferings
oats advanced u but lost half OF 1t. May sold
from 1914 2Oi. and closed 20 The rally
covering by shorts and from sympathy with wheat The
buying was led by schwarz-upee. concern which has
beer prominent the short side OF late.
Provisions helped by the strength Of grain and by
small hog receipts Pork time showed a rally Of
% cents barrel lard OF cents hundred. ribs OF Ia
Pork Lost half It's rally. lard all OF It's ribs most
theirs. There 1900 hogs: prices yards
TO 10 cents higher the estimate for Saturday
was 1000
On the curb puts on May wheat closed at GO cents;
calls 67 cents Puts May closed 3oaa3OA;
cents; calls at 3ois cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18

shown . slight this week. While exgotss sn0w
decrease The reported death OF MT raror.ase. 'as
Chicago operator perhaps, oisturoinS iaeso. a.
feared that he might have been snort aha hat hs
representatives would This was SAID 10 pe h
days ago There was some export puy-
ing spot which was also stimuia-
ing factor Shippers bought IS UO otsn OF 20 nau'
store private terms and 49, 900 bush OF NO No!th.
&c over May b afoat lake and rail: No hard. Gao
May do, and No 1 Northern, &c over May DO. May
closed at 1SAsc .CORN-The market for corn was nrm
but There seemed TO be very ht,le corn or
sale prices advancing rather easily at the West partly
syrnpa with wheat locally there was but slight
Improvement Receipts West continue nsht out snip
ments we're heavy to-day from Chicago footing up
1857. close quiet at uncnanged 10 &c
advance Cash corn a rlnc easier; 900 bush NO
corn sold at Soc elevator $4,000 bush at 3st gosc
alcat special: 1900 bush steamer corr 3Vc
600 bush steamer white SOC. elevator. and car
track at 4Oc. .OATr-The market for oats was very
quiet but very steady The reports from the southwest
excellent regarding the development or Inc crop
and interior receipts this week have shown quite iaI
increase The export demand continues however. for
cash property and the close unchanged TO c ad,
vance. The cash market was slightly more active ana
fme Exporters took $4,000 bush white clipped on pfl-
waite Csc ahoat. The sales Tor ioca &C
count were 5000 bush, including 1000 bush No az
white. delivered. private terms Loo bush No q whue S
25a4c bush track white 2Gg29c ana i,VVv pus'
ungraded mixed 24c. elevator: 1000 bush reected Sea
22s.c 600 bush rejected white lac NO Wnte 10
quoted at cGc. elevator. BARLEf-Market ialry active
and slightly easier Sales 10000 bush feeding Tor export
Terms prompt shipment. was quoted at 36%c l. ana
Nav 35i.c g t.. .RYE-Market fairly active Sales,
20 900 bush for export. private terms; NO western
quot ed nj 4Gc o anoat. from the West
The quotations to-day the closing prices Tor tns ~.
voLo DAY closing prices for the corresponding GATE
i>.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

..NewYork April II. 1890
cars for exp1e-. and city slsugheers md 20 css Tor
the market; making. with cars already In the yards -
fraction say 'aioc lower everything but bulls Witch
ruled steady ony car ear.d over Common to choice
s nas' . se =. Bulls s. ss 49, cow. s 3
500; 2 choice DO at 81 No export demand cry
<tes cables quote Refrigerator beef selling al London
and Liverpool at eaolic per 10: American a, oildf
i3c dressed weight Shipments to-day none To-rnorr6w
s ss Mfss s w he aH WS s and
for sha%nerg son. The Hnaoo WIN ss cattle and
scbwarz.chd suzberser making. With previously TT TT
Ported shpmen total for The week Of 2o cattle
81 80 per 100 NJ 10 d. 1850 NJ a, 81 81; Il
e 3; Snils. i,a. y a s. 20 1000 $ o. %
s.: DO: 200 II, at 81 60; 3 do. Ti7 N 81 So d.
Z ~ j 3 st S'is
10 cows. iiso H. a. 81 do oa5 n at 81 at y ''
do @ NJ 4. Il e l y Ohio '' sc s la
l. ii. Epps,ein: IS Kentucky steers 1876. n at Sos
~ Fsnnsy,Sna ac HOS % at o
is2 ~ at IS 05; oxen. 1915 n. 81 as bull ITO r.
c s. %. d seo 20 q a. c Dc at at g.
SoS H. at s. 90 DO se2 ~ sos: do $50 H. at at
y Butt.U 1a ,ss y, 7s at 49, stays
'cAivEs~Rscelps 100 head, and 1893 head were held
over Jersey city, Supplies were light and with good
esnaanec Of the pen. Prime vS sold at g. IA s'py
100 ~: tail g. Dressed calves good CONDITION
per NJ good TO y.I prime DO Sgs ,is
g5s for ordinary prime and .s''.'' ea''n''' sold
PEI e. s e q % !, ssas i. r; ..,:
su SaaS AND iAMBsssc.int. yer. IL car. q, Ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT'


corro>. ~. r,a,rs, was only fairly active. There
Vas an early loss OF about points on seIiIHt the
promnent Wall StNet firm and BY New1Orleas ~ ths
loss was recovered before noon on cessa Thr were
selling ana the execution Of buying orders mere
no especially attractive features from un-
irregsr the early and suh he the later months
\ to pon, than they did YESTERDAY . o,,Hid be
cable from Manchester said taat more sone
The market closed quiet a. TO points me- Ven point
sales 5000 bales The closing I've months
The prices active positions nuc'ua.ea w inaications
of about points The weather ispVr, s'e I,dan Tey
o. so Western Arkansas and extreme West Tennessee
Nth rains in other parts OF Texas The New-ioIk ana
d seems 20 indicate that there are waiting
for something turn up ana local %nsi,ks Ala un-
to await DEVELOPMENTS LETTER IRON ye in our district
is still an uncertainty. but we thhk .e ~ nsr cen, as
certainly be is cen; and Others rsafe ,caly il we
have favorable weather from now on 90 o., iS al reoue
stock implements have proved ainpe n i. good
ments and financial condition OF p.sn,s,i not quite
reach the iglres 1894. and while an @ csnt
10 increased acreage averaging , favorable cond-
lions could exceed that OF year before esa re
business cu.E IN Increased Of Mid
die and Eastern North Carolina TO De In PEI IN 1854
last year. from 10 70 II per eeni Tess esimsted a,
900 to $40 bales against ?4S same gay receipts
is37 year and l0i2 Two years ago; 0S2 same day
a. s,; Week and s last year es7 bales
AGAINST 1884 and ilOi; Galveston $40 bales asan ms
10 and ISL Mobile 49, sas and ss Norfolk 436
bale. against 1855 and Sla Memphis 4oy a and s.7
~ and 1884, msas,0s sat y are at
900 bales against 40 same day ast yea OK sso the
ceips for the week were 10 80 interior shipments
prev AZ ais bales against last year and IA Two
wears ago. stocks, 2+seeU paies' asa'"'' '
last and 2Oe.5l3 last year. 80. -.
rlos o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18

tie disposition 70 r,ie No white April. 2,ta2o.c
June g.. RAG. July. 25.n2".c Butter quiet
anl lower. creamery extra i6c prints extra, whole
fao i7c: %. ohblng isJ2ic. Eggs dull and lower
Pennsylvania ard frsts i0'sc Sugars-Rehned
In good unchanged quotations Other articles
unchanged
81. Louis April if.-f1our nrm. Wheat higher May
csc asked. July 4,IB2sc bid. August Hsc bid Corn
higher. May .I',c asked. July. 2ssJ2si.c asked oats
unchanged Egss steady Size for fresh Pork-stand-
ard uless new. 50. OLD s. "a. Inrd-Prime. tsc per
choice Sc shoulders -'sc; longs Sc; clear
ribs ~ clear sides o,.c Dry salt meats shoulders
nc 80. clear ribs axe clear sides. +.c. Hgh
wines steady a, 81 % Wool quiet unchanged Baggns
IA n ~; NJ 'isc: =. n Sc Iron ties re
Irvine. DC Lead hner. sales. 80 cars at 81 iiis one
chemical a; 81 20 speer dun one sold at 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, April IL. 3:45 p m.Beef-Extra India mess
dull Cos: prime dull at 5Os. Pork-Prime
Western fine steady at sos: do medium dull at AS Cd
Hams-Short about IA to 10 10 firm Ais. Bacon
Cumberland cut about % to 80 ~ firm at 3ls short rib
25 10 firm 30s long clear middles light. about
IS H. steady at 26s Cd long clear middles heavy
about 30 % No. stock short clear middles heavy
about 50 20 IS No. dull 25s Cd: clear bellies about
~ to "A ~ steady at 26s shoulders-Abou II to "a 10
nrm at 25s fard-prime Western spot dull at POS Cd
finest white steady at AIS Cd do coored
steady Mt 42s I'd. Tallow-Prme city duh at los Sd
oll-Iiverpooi refined steady lis
turpentIne steady at els 3D. Rosincommon firm Is
I'd. Wheat-No red winter firm at Is Sd No North
ern spring 5s I'd. Corn--Mixed Western spot
firm IS iAd April dull at IS lid. May dull - I'D;
June dull at IS Ind. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
steady is Cd. Hops at London-Pacinc Coast dull at
lllIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo April i7ca,,le- last tventy.fo Dur
..t total ss wee" sss. 'h%: fh
sSs:s $a good s s. s's ssSss 3d. prime
las, last. 'x sr s. so hVSr r same
time last week 4ioo; consigned through SEQ; 70
saS to- 10 ' ssS. S@ '
three loads Grades and Workers Yorssrs g
s ssusS. s sssss g. 's. ss.
,n. Ia. Ar 3 four n9H.' time last "'s
Consigned ~ through 500 NewYcrk. 100 on ,sc
500 market . cDsn'd .Sa S ir S.avy
Prime lambs cs ' FGGs s.. 70 w csGs sheep t tsf
to choice s clipped w.cl sheep 81 sd ss.y 81,
S sooi handy ,ea clipped ' sheep p' q. s.
ms., H .Gni ria 81 sss sn'
ass 90 '' soSa buchers So soas rough fat ssass IS
s p4nsts 's s,d rHa 'T fair dull and
t ,osc love- PRIME % yS1sn. ana and 0 Gigs
g - S. % 81 ass e ' rGsha s. c@ss
s1oD j. a p g. :s s 8 'f oa sat marina
culs 81 5ogsa choice lambs s. 5oast -; pr sn,a ~
tnion siocv Yari- chicago April lI-cs,tle-Re,
!. :: a"sS oe esr s st'a t o%9SS
sni bulls 81 Sas 90 calye' .sas. Texan. g 2Ss
10 I m9shS ra STpn s'nS a. cs:s
g cho e %ssa G gsS "i sScepSeep.
500 hcscd: m,rt- slow and weak. Inferior TO choice
81 5oass CO. lambs. 81 5o0s' -
st Louis Ap-n i7-National stock Yards: Cattle re
cepts n;t head. market steady and prices unchansed
rsiv, Steers - COWS So IN: calves 81 90 Texas
steers ioas3 ~. Hogs Receipts 5oos nnrart erisk
20 prices 5l0r higher On al graic- heavy ~ p>S o..
mixed 81 gqS35 Ight. 81 5oTS3 70 Sh"er-R"ccipts
eaG market very dull and prizes shade rer; na'iVe@
s3g<3 20 bucks. 81 30; spring lambs s"fs" ~
49,. Guy Anil II tor. Roceirts 90: market
active 5aioc hiTher: light 81 5ods3 Is medium 81 $50
80 heavy 81 ioat3 40 pigs 81 2oG 81 % q, 1o,
8, a. fair TO good and hsiier best 81 30
10 fair 10 good 81 1882 so bulls s. 0as2 80 stock
.s and FEEDER. ToGsa c Texas and Western y ,of
81 iO calves s46se. Sheep-Receipts. 1000 market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, April 17Cotton steady middling TIC: low
midng 7sc; good ordinary &c; net and receipts
25l6 bales TO the Continent, All bales
bales stock as 1873 bales Weekly gross receipts
bales exports TO Great Britain 869 bales: 10 the
Continent CIT bales coaswise. 32Sl bales sales
bales; spinners. Ill bales.
Norfolk. April l7--Cotton hrm mddng Il-i8c: low
mddng 5,l6c; good ordinary Gs.c: net and gross
celpt bales; coastwsc.
bales; stock 1889 bales. Weekly net and gros. re-
ceipts 22o6 bales exports coaswse 672S bales: sales
900 bales. -'
Savannah. April i7--Co'ton quiet: mddins 7e-iec;
low middlins .ac; good ordinary not quoted net and
receipts GOT bales: coastwse lao haiss.
% bales stock 20 oe7 bales Weekly net and eros.
receipts 4oIo bales exports to the Continent bales
coSs,wise 2ss2 bales sales ioo+ bales.
7Iac mlddling. 7ii-iSc; low middling IT, "mo% ms
binary 3i6c net and gross receipts f37c bales ssnors
TO Great br.an SioO bales 10 France 1876 bales 10 the
Continent sa9 bales soastwse 81 bales sales: 1900
bales gross la0ls bales exports 10 Grs. pr,t ySn
S:s:; 20 snos ~ bales to the CoatnsnI