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of frssh reintorcements for tho Ameri'
can army at Manila. namely tha. ~
is but part Of movement orig
iually planned, appears to war
rant q further inquiry. Inc navy
department 10 rushing preparations Tor
the start Of tho big battleships oregon
and Iowa to Honolulu. and orders nave
hoen sent to tho New York navy YARD
to have the mechanics work overtime
ON tho big battleships There IS n.'Ae
effort now made to conceal the tac'
thnt the department will have the ships
mat at Honolulu ~ dispatoh ooas
! With orders to turn their prows west
ward to Manila.
Battleships Of this character are nov
re.dad to keep the Filipino insurgents
IN order. and their assembling o. Ma'
Mia In conjunction with the oAspa.0n
Of heavy reinforcement OF troops 40. 40.
the American land forces couio no'
but be regarded as significant.
N. Of ,h. powers Acts Strangely
A lono line of curious incidents 70
vhioh one OF tho great European pow
ara has been party has beyond ques'lon
doro much to cause feeling OF un'
ass;ness on the part of the administra
.;or a, tending to show y purpose Y
;ntsrfere in our free action in the tnil
;nnines and has been only siigntl,
.Hpihd dH;pm;nished by apparently frank dis
s,.;mera OF ultsrior purposes. oecaus'
~ - cidents continue quietly and In
msrnsr - calculated. to avoid attracting
....rtion. Such, for instance, 10 tn
.sthering Of naval vessels TO sne Ioo.'
II Tic philippine group. the sxp'sn'
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HE Is OUR FRIEND:

Aeuinaido Cables IN Address to the
American People.
New YORK. Sept. 20.-The following
dispatch has been received at the office
here Of the Associated Press:
"Manila. Philippine Islands. Sept.
ly.AThe Filipino government desires
to inform the American government
and people that the mauy rumors cir.
culated regarding the strained rela.
tions between the Filipinos and Amer.
leans are tase, malicious ISLANDERS OF
the enemy to both parties; are without
any truth and are circulated for the
purpose Of prejudicins the appeal OF
the Filipinos for their release from the
oppres sion and cruelty Of Spain.
"The relations Of our people and
vours have been and will continue te
be OF the most friendly nature. and w
have withdrawn our forces from the
suburbs Of Manila, AZ an additie ma
evidence Of our confidence in the grea
American republic.
"AGUINALDO."
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FOR III
Iach Of Additional Troops
ln! the Haste on the Big
Battleships
Regarded as Warranted by
my Fear Of Trouble With
Insurgents
son Rather Found in the At
Nude Of One of the Euro
pcan Powers.
tess From Aguinaldo to the
american People Consid-
cred Important.

AsilSoToS, Sept. 2O.-The officials
'''e and war departments vel.
'ne news Of tho falsity OF the
rli rl4iescn'lag the friction between
n,a .p'nos and the American forces
- a' ~ While the officials did not
!, 1.souss the matter for publica.
(ca :, was evident that the main
Al ~ .ne'r satisfaction was tho in.
d .laence wv contained In the docu.
wa. aa' Aguinaldo had profited by
Ada," lungs OF tho American com.
tho and had gracefully rsoeded
inS, arrogant attitude assumed BY
III 9 'eioro General Merritt loft
hs os ur : iArls. While there 10 little
|ict .,'al ,, advices that tends to oon.
it m" "na. the insurgsnt chief says.
ohs '' DO recalled that both Gen.
kaye, ana Admiral Dewey in cable
- ,'' 70 Washington have
~ = y" 1hr.a,.n,.x Complication.
rs, nv, Nun the attitude OF the insur.
denn "e last advices received ut the
b c. Cfa'ihent from Manila came
10 tba v,al aa Otis Friday last, and
exhih .''cer referred to the agita
Care 'ea by the insurgents h
ngh ~ " state that he had troop!
ssspcra ~ his opinion to meet any
CONN. With this statement from
ctyitvs general on the seem
nsut a.. .Iesh In mind, the war Do
Aolanation for tho di.----'
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MORE TROOPS
Orders Issued for Five Regiments
Now in Camp at San
Francisco
To Proceed at Once to Manila,
to ReinfOre the Garrison
There.
War Department Says 1t Is in
Pursuance of an Old
Intention.
A Later Order Designates Sew
eral Additional Detachments
to Be Sent.

WASHINGTON, Sept sA~Five regi.
ments now at San Francisco have been
ordered to Manila. Arrangements for
their transportation will be made at
once.
The regiments ordered to Manila are
the following: Fifty.first Iowa, Twen.
beth Kansas, First Tennessee. First
Washington and detachment OF the
First Oregon.
1t was stated at the war department
that no exigency had arisen which
made it necessary to send tho troops
now at San Francisco to Manila. but
that the order issued was in accordance
with the general plan Of the depart
ment regarding garrison for the
Philippines That plan Of garrison
duty included 10000 men for the Phil.
ippines. 1850 for Porto Rico, and 80.
600 for Cuba. The troops to be sent to
Manila under this order will I'LL the
complement for that station. The
troops would have been sent before. II
was said. except that the department
was awaiting the return OF transports
1t is not expected that troops now a.
Honolulu will accompany those to b<
embarked at San Francisco, but thai
more troops will be sent to Honolulu
| in the near future.
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IncreaAed the Number.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-The war de.
partment has amended the orders rel
ative to the dispatch of reinforcements
to the Phiiipl ines. SO as to increase
the number by !. .l6l privates and SO Oh
ficers. These are made up OF four COM
panies of the Twenty.third infantry
and recruits for the Tenth PennsyL
vania, First Nebraska and First Colo
rado. These troops made up the expe-
dition under General King, which re.
Gently left San Francisco in the Ari.
zona for the Philippines, but was stop.
ped by the departments orders when
two days out and returned to port.
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NINNESOTANS IN CAMP.

Fifteenth Regimen. Arrives at Middle
town, Pa.
CAMP MEADE, Middletown, Pa,
Sept. 2O.-The Fifteenth Minnesota
regiment has arrived and has moved
on to the grounds vacated by the
Twelfth Pennsylvania. which starts
for its home station for muster out.
The Minnesota regiment takes the
place of the Twelfth in General Goblin 8
lrig gade OF the First division.
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CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
n you want a pretty face. delightful air.
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair.
4 wedding tlip across the sea,
Put faith and hope in Rocky Mountain
Tea.
FRANK G. SMITH.
More than twenty million free samples
OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have
been distributed by the manufacturers
What better proof Of their confidence II
it's merits do you want. 1t cures piles
burns. scalds, sores, in the shortes
space Of time.
Cook & ODEE.
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Albert Eckdohl's Body.

CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-The body OF
Albert Eckdohl, . private In GriEsby's
rough riders, who was killed By .
trolley car here week ago, remains
unclaimed in Ksnnedy's morgue.
Every effort has been made 70 md
frieuds or relatives OF the decd soldier.
hut without success. Eckdohl enlisted
at L,dserwood. n. D.
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sna yeMow socTsi: a. state AMI we~.-, p.- r..-hco,
ri sa*Si ~; ss2araSus d3z. 81 5oNs5 bees per
S, cta'e .sIS2; DO small ,5e s;i d, per 100
.nen-s *snsV celery California. per Dol, lnG-6c: d,
2, csse SlTsl 30: cahbncrs Southern per hhl c-s.
81 stl 'o carrots 100 lunches So j09s5; eucun
,s per crate g soas3 81: eseplar,s. ,s,y s2Ifa:
va, Pc. ~ 239jrc; ,r!anch. 2acefsi: l.,.uce per
Sssket oooNfl do North Carolina mi s2dsi: pna.
N,.h carHlinn per basket, 81 250s, ~ 5, Charleston
:, e,he: per Dbl 'ncnsl per basket. ?5a5oc string
~ 2sns 5o ID white sldsI az tomatoes ne- csr-ie-
si0s2 "o 'urnps Russia Dbl 75ca$l DO North Car
DINA white, per 100 punches 1882
- NDRlES-Nl TS-Pcrru;s held steady fancy hand
pioEet quoted 4%c; Spanish T. sheIlen as.a3iLc:
h"n at .csr rel n for prime nov niare syrup oinr
slowly at andHac rer gallon Honey IN light surrq but
Win nt''c leonard. market Is oun, nomina,lv IN
changed We quote: State clover comb H. s9loc;
90 extracted Sc; % buckwehat. comb 6Gsi4c do .x-
,nc,en 4Tii,c: california crmh o1lcc. 40 extracted.
"nH,sc; southern rnncr 5cTIoi.c
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Th. mark.. rainta ns r
steady attitude prices however quoted all they can
bear as the last active trade ha. filled tip
c" the carro orders Dealers however do look for
upper grades We quote Prime. bales per 100
n !'s@sOc No l. 70d75c per 100 n No . GNf5,c per
lN 70 No B. f30c inferior and grade.css 80 nc per
loo ~ clover mixed 3Sc 100 n: clover 3,G.I0c
100 10: salt meadow. +oai5c per 100 ~. STRAW
The receipts for the week In good evidence 81 tho
markets position. nearly Coo tons is STIMULATING
feature for prices We a2is aa,c per 100 10
best long 25n3oc for OTHER. and straw quoted
Receipts Of hay and straw o, New-York the week
ending April
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ssw-York Ap.il ~ 1903.
REEVES Receipts. or - h'ad all consgnrd
the caiii@ tiay feeling generally steady dressed
hee' steady. 11s'.c per ~ for poor - prime slS
cnrried IIserI. day -" cattle and LOIS hf'p i"i
arterg Son. 100 cattle Tor Sct.arzschlld Suiz
berger and quarters - beef FOR Nels, motifs To-
morrow ~. EaSrrans Company will load the Majestic
40 - beef
CALVES Receipts. all for the market were ~ heau
maklrg with The stock carried ov~f from yrr'crdsyy
ruled quiet throughout AT JUST atou
y-uerisys prices all ln-tarcc' Ih- pen. we" ccad
fully Pc,r prime veals sold ~ Nhs' - PEI l"' 10
city dreferd v-ai- steady At ,f"'sc per ~ county
dr.,,, quct al 5a>c littlc calves sold at 3'sG''sc
-Ge,rge pl;entack. v"as l'3 ID average al
8, n uer 100 10 &c. li3 n. a. 81 %
newton ( Co: 10 veal'. II? H. at s. 30
sheen ard Ismhs-Ee zip. All Or the market were
EAR. or pi3 head. mokrg with tho ',ock carried over
criv and Coil -. There was limited inoury and
auiot market al Jus, about rtcady prices all sround
Tie close duh with cars 70 carry over rev IN
d. a, S. 4 ur,lorn limb. s. 25flts 90 crp~d do At
81 900 81 - onto spring amhs A. S3 T'aN 30 zach an
quite Jcrsc, DO at sass 30 Dressed nation, "a
Sc per n. de,sed limbs saoc country dressed spring
sa,..|N Norton 4 Co: eDi unsho-n state lambs So u
s. Is -, DO IS n at 81 10: buck. 100 ~ nj So 30
OHIO airing lambs at 81 30 carh: DO. AT ~ 30
6 Judd 4 CO. 40 unsho,n Kentucky lambs. - N. al
g. - 30 unshorn k.ntncky sheep "a 10. at I" 10 As
clnnsd do ~ n NJ 81 -
J II Hume n Bro IN unshorn Buffalo lambs. % N.
h.as y, sa r. STEADY, with the whole range quoted at
81 yoas4 100 n Country dressed quiet at tad'c
Sales IT. Hume < pro: late Yesterday 20 STATE
hogs i5 n average 81 1911 per 100 ID rough, 2>j
10 ndrew Mullen late yesterday: IL state hos. 200 n.
II Hollis late Yesterday III stat. hog, i9I ~ at
&, 10 e,G d. i6 10 81 o5 stag. go ID. at 5: TO-
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WEIRD FLIGHT or THE MUSE ~ MAINE.

From The Lewiston Journal
retail al IL cents n dozen Chickens are worth Is
cents pound. Lots or crisp Iet'uof, cucuiloels
md radishes In the markets No particular change
in the grain market. The fish markets are lively
during Lent.
Som, think that clam chowder does grow upon
trees
Rut ri bet you dollar II don't;
And that fish Will make any sized brain that you
piease.
But I'll bet you n dollar II won't
For n mt 10 tho test you will find that IL falls,
As our statesmen like chickens and oysters and
When you'd think. by their brains. they eat
nothing but whales,
Rut ri bet you Il dollar they don't
"others think FISH diet will sure make them
bright
Hut Tll bet you dollar II won't
That their heads will Increase til their scalps are
too tight, $3.50,
And m bet you dollar they DON'T
For I've noticed nsh-thats just in my line
And observed that the mackerel when rotten DO
So these chaps. to be bright must eat these all
the time .,,
But III bet you dollar they won't"
N, authority which do not remember TO nave
seen disputed informs us that there are
Many men OF many minds.
Many fish OF many kinds
ard u would be logical TO conclude that there must
be a FISH which is adapted 10 each miid
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OTHER MARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April iaTraie in cattle today was drl, a.
about yeserays prices No chec' cate were 3n ere,
the receipts averaging poor quality s9cHers ana fa
h.irers 81 2ohsi co. Calycs were active. but trinc
las or choice ceiling s. 5ps 5 Trade ir neg. was
active pricrs alrs helng ~ 80 - =. 80 on
nrlne I,ph, selling under the best Pgs sold iafEey
~ =, is1 81 40 and 81 $3.50 ~ for heavywefhts
Prir- ilgh, sold at - So sheep were ~ ary n
~ lie. ,nf mixed lots went 81 2odsi 30 and lambs
~ 81 20qx5 ~ Receipts Cattle. 1000 head calves -""
hogs. 81 zoe. sheep. '.OD ..,oa
cncnna April si,cs" a'. sS. sr rns 8 . .Ss
e. 20 I.i,nb. steady. $ig$3 20
Vast Durnio April io-6a;tie- Receipts all eonssned
through market was slo~ I'd wetk rdie 20 n na
e. n,nnr s,c.r. 81 6,asi IS. Hogs-Recerts cars
Msrss, fsirly active Workers. good - choice ~ "oasi
"yns rerr,or to choice. 81 iofes3 90 pigs good 70
IS e,a 20 Sheep eIa an, ,Sw sor al snde lambs.
shmse ss.en choice selected wethers. " iogN 70
ru,I, TO common. f3u$J ~ - -.
'"' ,,,v Apri; i0-csttle higher. dressed beef
81 aoQs4 o.: Westerns - 2auss 90 an
rssd.r. 81 o9tl % Hog, m .Ss as ps
x LII No. Soolied lambs sSgs' S. and clipped lambs
81 1OnS 1890. ,,tr 90 fancy rativr
., Louis Apr. i9cattle steady rar TO asaI ~ on
shipping steers - S.T,o "a oos,s. Co. snckes
sn. f..asr y Scast ara he.rs s2Sst 80
reaa. indian % TSSs.s S. S5s s9 pack
g oO,s 80 Hes' Ss ene s. ISSss steady
es,,rc muttons slas4 10. lambs. 81 3yVse 3D.
Fast Liberty April Iscsni. : oss sh H. - , toS
.nessnsc1 & 1Ss5 e. choice clipped !ambs - roo
e S. common 70 good. 81 loGss 81; spring sogss veal
calves 81 5000 70.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April ~. 1905
COFFEE-To-dsy's coffee market Indifferent
affair business being light and + rtuat IS narrow.
Speculation from the Of the protest. nal o'if
part for thu closing CT peniing
the Of cuban The fec'irg me
cal fairly steady, with unchanged - pors
lower Trades few ard far between during the fore
noon and early IN the afternoon Near ne close an
et,.mp, made b, the hear crowd T. depross th7
rarke.. which finally steady with prices ~ points
higher 10 points lower Total sales futures
There little encournpemcnt r. DC de
rived from European ~ IN" bull element Nc'h
and Hamburg b. Inc dull ard lower lraz IN news
better. but failed n aprrecaly affect he
market The distribution % coffee from United S'''e-
warehouses shows Nue ahat'm.nt yesterfay ",ach.ng
nearly 40 600 bags. including 1900 bags taken by he
Arbucki-s from Sew-York brazilian receipts o, - %"
bags regarded liberal The steamer HcNtlus.
with bags cleared Bahia hprl lS IN" arrival -
Nasryth added 3i0>4 bags Of which ',oNt
- bags Wet ria. 20 ;he air acN
large stock this point. TIE total supplies oi coffee IN
the United other than Brazilian A. ne present
time aggregate I'll, SIC bags including 10" 10G bags at
New-York 81 bags Francisco and II" s@3 fags
at New-)ricans total last week ~ >'''
bags The rnarke; FOR spot Brazilian conee was IN
nervA.ss condition throughout the day WIN On
largely nominal about the basis - Ga for No RIO
invoice lots The m3er grades q SPOT coHee were q!'
and al prices. Attention was t'ntsri
chiefly MaracalbO and Central m.rican Nafi'"-
The Of prices in the local market o-oAy
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April I,-cot,on steady. mddnE sac,
Low midding She, good ord nary. &C. receipts. $50
bsles. sales roo stock. IS !tt
baltimore Apr lp-(-ottpu nominal, mlddling. 6sc.
low niddling ail-iGc. good ordinary. 47sc gross
ce'pi. $50 bales. stock. 2'i2l
savannah April 10 cotton steady; mding il-isc;
low nidiing jac receipts. 2i6 bales exports coast
wise a32 sales. 322. sock. 5045s.
g, Louis April 10 Cotton steady. mding SIC low
mdilns s'ac good ordinary 5a.c. net RECEIPTS :4i
bales g-os. 1912. shipments 2036 stock 81. s33.
New Orleans April iS--totton firm. midlns ll-iGc;
low n.ldiing Gc good ordinary, Is i6c receipts
.gl5 bale. exports 200. sales. 900; stock
2s6Oo -.
Memphis April i9-Co,ton firm; midiling. SIC. low
mfting > ; iJc good ordinary. i3-lGc net rece pts
.aa bales gross i2O4 shipments S72. sales COO stock
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April 10 3t5 ? m.-EIchanse: wheat
sna, Arm No / Northern spring ~ 3A-d. NJ red
Western winter I'D. corn Spot I'm American MIXED
steady. April. 81 g. May. Is o..
yulv 2, G-.d Four-Si. Louis fancy winter firm Al los
Hops al London Pacific coas dull AZ y traf+ los
India bN< % prime mess. Des I'd
pnrs rrn prime mess fine Western Sis %. prime mess
rn.duu western %. HamsShof' ut. - TO 10 N.
nrr a, a Bacon arm Cumberland cut - TO 30 10 o2s %
short rib 20 70 10. 3is "a long clear mdles. light.
=, IN n n 3s long clear miies heavy. ~ 10 - H.,
IN, al shor, backs ~ % u ~ Dos clear bellies,
!, IN 10 N shoulders square IL 10 II n firm a,
oGs Lard Prime Western steady a. 21s Cheese-Amer-
ca, nnes white steady a. 3s. American finest coored
n-r, a, iOa raow--prime city steady at las I'd. Cot
,on,.sd Liverpool refined steady 5s ID Turpentine
~splrits steady al 2is 81. Kosin-Common steady at
.L.A
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bull eide due more TO the continued strength
.; Engsh market and support at ~ point ~. ,.,
q. o6ai bu. Alter decline o, as'ni resrors- 10
a ,s pTn MARKET G4 h. nns sa :Ss
advanced 70 points and closed a. net gam
AID strone with sales Of 1900 reported ,ne
Of 3,d for mlddlins In ,ympa'hy win Tie ,c,',r
ros.s and rnl.d active Throughout the forenoon win
shorts c0se seconds, sen sn nor & he Former
that entire attention might be given 10 stocks and me
Q; cotton from this country foreign markets sharp
5sae'ion would ioo" D9'n f'oi sn' strong and aG
vancinr and Spanish demorazed Influenced number
until the Scandinavian trouble had been DISPOSED OF
and NOR. normal cona.1nT Sssn ana n the aes
me larger Arm: weT. sow to @.s fher @
hes mat yer9S Ts s. 'Pt@ ~ yy s@ net
ss:e, private Ensah cable, 70 the .ne., that r..
theory that an outbreak Of hostitcs could now be eH
sced at any o %s sss i4s' .h' S in marked
Tn. sdv.ncs a. s' point was snr nS cue 7"
spnne secure all avssel. soon at anyth.ns Ike
spsns ab'Ossns \. 9Ss.s' Of spot 14 s sa al
crowd take the that in the event OF war chances
Of D s" Of .sa ae. all o Sr1' ss South would follow
the Atlantic States farmers would plant corn instead Of
,S ..er sss:''i S OF o''o 10
with quotations DnchaHkeu on we %
Tor nniddling upsnds and 6',c for mddng gun Sa"H
~ 300 for export direct shipment southern
SPOT cotton markets rniddng quoted were AS folIo"s
Sew or cans IL Iec saes 1000 bales. Mobile
nu,, 54c bales. Savannah steady. . ~ 10.
Iec higher sales 822 bacs: Charleston nrm. . II idc.
iGc higher Wilmington FIRM. 6Hc. &c higher. baltimore
romnaI cue Augusta steady llcG6'tc partially -ier
bIghsr sales zoe bales; ST Louis steady 5sc. iicc
higher. . 49,. g.. 80. ,.os.n ,a. hem "a
io'o"S Great Britain. France. Continent.
u, .. A., q 400 l.715
q 6 s.Ss%si l. sos s5ss ssSS
p.ocipt. at Ne~-Oresns tomorrow were on.,ialy cs
MATED al 700 1900 bales against 25Ol baes h"'
,yn~k 70s last year and 2.67l bales IN ltoJ To
,rn,ro,s receipts Houston estimated ut 2p 10
soo bales agsnst $50 bales last week AT bales art
year ard 7sl bales IN 1870 .,. a.. Ito,
cn,nn Exchange special Liverpool cable'-spof COTTON
.aI.s 1900 Deles: speculation and export loVp
80. sncrlcsn 1900 bales: receipts. 5000 hn'eF,
.ne,,can 5000 haes: mid,'ng uplards gao Futures
"a .teady partially Lad decline Coscd hin go
~ y g.s ne, ad,aace Deccmberysnuary. G2' G52s jar
~. pebr,sry 32Tiab: April. 32eG33o April Nay 32SV
sso,? May june 323lrb; June-July 32g'4b Juy-Aasns
s39... August-sepenbcr. 32s,s; septemneT. Osto,er
saS,lb. October November. 32sb: Novsmber-Decenos
ooSS.mTacs Manchester-Yarrs quiet and hrni I'o'Hs
o o. nj late prices. but no advance ., . ,,
Tho range O.. contract prices In the local maHe' '
folio
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I.lNERrooL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. April 70. rn.C ot,on-Spot. active de-
rnani and a good business done prices firm: American
mfdng AID. The shles u the day i5.oOo bales OF
which hniss for speculation and Export. and
Included bales American. Receipts 5000 bales
Including "a 600 bales American Futures opened quiet
with a nodernfe demand and closed hrm. American mid
ain, I N g.. April 2s-G48l S0-G+t value. Apt. and
May 20 dia3 % Gad value. Aly and June. 20 -t+T
30 cd eis. June and July. 29t93 306+d buyers
Angus. 30 Gid sellers. August ana september
=? s,a3 sellers Sep;en her and October. - 64g
y oti huvcrs. October vcmber 2s'j&d buyers.
November ani December 7-G4G3 2Sr4d ralne Decem-
her January - 6sd2 - tif value. January and
February. =. ii Q3 - $40 buyers