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cutting down grade north of the same place.
 George s. Lyman has queer old fashioned cradle which was used by his father, Dr Norman Lyman, for. his children. Mir Lyman is 84 years old, so the cradle is we'll towards 100 years old
 Mrs Brundage of Bridgeport is a guest at the home of Selectman John Chapius.
 Selectman John Chapius has har- vested an acre and half of tobacco, the finest crop he ever grew.
 Mrs Grauvogle of Brooklyn and Mrs Dahlmeyer and Miss Ray Coleman and Miss Nellie Devine of New Haven are enjoying sojourn at Brookside cot tage. Mrs Gutbrod and Miss Alice Wehle of New Haven have returned home after pleasant sojourn at the same place.
 Miss Marion Kingman is visiting in New York City.
 The Methodist preacher from Ban- tam is expected to occupy the pulpit in the Congregational church, Sep tember 29. Mrs Chidsey and daughter from New Haven are visiting at the parson- age.
 Augustine Sacket's family left town, last week, for a visit with Mrs Sack cts aged parents in Lee, Mass, before l going to their home in New York City.
 J. M. White, who has been spend ing some weeks on "Above All' sailed from New York, last Friday, on the i "Colorado" for his home in Florida. There is to be an auction sale at Mrs | Buel Carter's, next week. Mrs Car ter goes to live with her daughter, l Mrs Fred Johnson. MT White, who is now on the George | Lyman farm, has bought the Ruel Carter place. Mrs John Chapius, who has been | very ill, under the care of Dr Abbot is improving. Mrs Lewis Ohman remains very ill. Miss Louisa Curtis from Waverly, Ill.,, is visiting in town. The Center school is taught by Miss teaches the College Farms; Miss Hall | from Milton Tn the Brick school house: and Miss Welae in the North East district.
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NEW PRESTON.
AT HE.VILLAGE CHURCH.

AT THEsv1LLAGE CHURCH.
 Rev MT Hill of New Haven, late Presiding Elder of the New York East Conference, occupied the pulpit here, last Sunday morning and evening. The theme of his morning sermon was "Duties of Christian Workers" In the evening: "The prayer of St Paul for the Ephesians," Ephesians 4:l4-17.
 Rev N. $. Becker is at present en toying his annual vacation from pas toral duty. His wife and child went with him on Monday of last week.
The Newtown bee., 1901-09-27

George w. Lane, Pewamo: Mich:, writes: "Your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the best remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble that ever used. For years I suffered from dyspepsia, at times compelling me to stay in bed and causing me untold agony. I am completely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In recommending it to friends who suffer from indigestion 1 always offer to pay for it if it fails. Thus far
 I have never paid" R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown;S. c. Bull & Co.,. Sandy Hook; A.B. Blakeman, BOtSford: B.. Hawley& Co.,, Stepney; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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EAST MORRIS,

LOCAL GLEANINGS AND GOSSIP.
 All the schools in this town began the Fall term last week.
 Many people from this town attend ed the Waterbury fair. last week.
 Mrs MOrgan'S little grandson, who was so badly hurt in Watertown, a few weeks since, has returned to his
The Newtown bee., 1901-09-27
IT SAVED Ills BABY.

''My baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea, we were unable to cure him with doctors assistance, and as d last resort we tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" says MrJ. H. Doak, of William, Ore. q am happy to say it gave immediate re- lief and complete cure." For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,. Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook: w. N. Hurd, LongHill; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville; A. B. Blakemen, Botsford.
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6OO,OOO WoMM

Nave been restored to k0alflj by lydia E. Pis1klsaI,,'s Neg0- table Compound. Their l0f- f0s's are OF file and prove fI5fs sfafensessf to be a fact, z,Of a mere boast. When a Es1eGkS- cine has been successful lss curing so many women, you cannot we'll say without try ing n-H / do not believe If UW k,0Lp E11e.s
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Walter Orr has been quite sick.
 Rev and Mrs E. P. Aver of Easton were at Mrs Dora Sanford's, one day last week.
 l.. D. Sanford of Bridgeport has been at Henry Sanford's.
 MT and Mrs Daniel H. Cantield have been spending week at the Pan American exposition.
 A piano purchased of A. L. Donkey of New Milford arrived at the home of Amos Northrop, last Saturday.
 c. F. Bentley of New Milford was in town, Sunday.
 A very interesting Sunday school convention was held at the Congrega- tional church, last Wednesday. AL though the weather was ra ther threat ] ening good delegation came from out of town.
 A memorial service was held in St | Mark s church, last Thursday Rev Mir Raymond and Rev MT Dean both made appropriate addresses.
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BETHLEHEM,

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS. Rev A. R. Lutz and Mrs Lutz re-
 turned on Friday and MT Lutz occupied his pulpit on the following Sunday, af- ter an absence of four weeks.
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The coolest spot in Bridgeport is Brennan's, 42 and A Cannon street. The best dinner in the state for a quarter, with ventilating fans in mo- tion, and ice cream included.
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KENT.

TAKEN TO THE INSANE RETREAT.
 J. Morton Hopson, who has been in poor health for year past and has been residing here with his father, George Hopson, for that time, was ta- ken suddenly insane, last Thursday. and on Friday he had to be removed to the hospital in Hartford for treat ment. He was accused of poisoning dogs
 Saturday, September ', upon com plaint of grand juror of the town of Kent, Elias Burhance of South Kent was arrested for an assault upon the body of Edwin Britton of the same place. The case was adjourned tc Tuesday, September 17, when it was tried before Justice c. s. Smith. who decided that Burhance was guilty as charged and fined him S7 and costs of suit. J. F. Addis was counsel for town and J. Huntington for defend ant
The Newtown bee., 1901-09-27
WOODVILLE.

Mir and Mrs x. w. Hull and daugh- ter, Della, returned on Monday from visit at Suffield, Middlebury, Stony
The Newtown bee., 1901-09-27
Merchant Tail0ring!

By arrangement with Kelly, Taor position take your orders for this line of work splendid tailor shop has been fitted the Laundry Budng and the best aors be had will do the work Samples of goods may be in windows and will be pleased take your and make whatever you may
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is visiting at the home of her father
 w. o. Corning.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY
WARREN.
GOOD ROAD WORK.

GOOD ROAD WORK. The selectmen have been doing first class job, filling in the mud hole below the Simon Chapius place and cutting down grade north of the same place.
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BRIDGEWATER.
CHU RCH NOTES.

Rev Mir Raymond returned, Mon- day, to New Haven, to begin his years study and will be here only over Sun daV
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Creek, North Branford and New Ha ven.
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St Marks church was closed, last Sunday, as Rev MT Dean was out of town,
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1rreguIarity,

Suppressed or Painful lMenstruations, Weak ness of the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloating,
 Flooding, Nervous Prostration, Headache,
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The NeWtOWn Bee
CIRCULATION:
AO25

CALCULATIONS: Last Week, 1925 JANUARY, I, 1882, Goo
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Rearing-down Feeling

Womb troubles, causing pain, weight, and nently cured by it's use. Under all circum- stances it acts in harmony with the laws that govern the female system, and is as harmless as water.
 I611MD Backache left me after taking IE the second bottle. Your medicine lGW cured me when doctors failed.
 MRS. SARAH HOLSTEIN, l B Davis Block. Gorham St., Lowell, Mass.
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Backache.

m11w> Your Vegetable Compound rel
 moved a Fibroid Tumor from my womb after doctors failed to give relief MRS. B. A. LOMBARD, Westdale Mass
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
so.l-.r,lnrv corroN MARkErs.

Galveston March 6.--Cotton dul middIlng. l5.l5o;
law midling l6c good ordinary, 1Ssc Receipts Sl4S
bales: exports to the Continent 1856 stock lss 5G
Norfolk March Cotton steady; mlddling. ssc; low
mddlng lice good ordinary l3-l6c receipts $40
bales: exports coaswise, S26; sales S4 sI9Gk
March G-Cotton steady mi1dling, sac; low
mddng Sisc. Receipts 0l3 bales; exports coast"ise
7S5: sales 1,2l2 stock, S6l6- ,,Y, o.. -
Neworleans March Cotton steady Ig' midGiing' ssi
bales; exports Great Britain, 41SS coastwise loo
Mobile March G-Cotton easy middling. sac low mid
ding 3lec; good ordinary. 9-lbc keSepts 10 naiesi
exports coastvise, $50: sales. 100; stock. 2tO4l
Memphis. March 6.-Cottoa quiet; mGdllns stsc; low
middn- Stsc: good ordinary. I1c. Net receipts to1
bales; gross 1i20 shipments $40; sales. s5c; stock
14G.S49.
low middling, sac; good ordinary Tisc Receipts 3ao6
bales; shipments, 3,66S. sales, 4S1; stock SSOS2
st. Louis March 6-Cotton dull middlng lo-loc low
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. March g. 1901.
BEEVEs-Receipts were 124 cars. or 2.s3s head In
cluong % Tor saughterers and 81 making
Win me stale cattle 81 sale of which IS
Jersey CITY and i3 AT Sixtieh-st very
supply and the undergrades sold promptly at ioc aS-
vance good heeves firm: bulls Mondays prices;
fated steaGy TO loc higher Yards
good steers sod at - 50a$5 20 100 N; and fat
stays al "a lo0Si 20; bulls S3dS4 $2qs3
Dressed peer steady al last previous quotations Gables
unchanged Shipments to-day in the Teutonic q 460
ers OF beef estimated No Of cattle
Saies-S Sanders; IS Illinois 11T4 10 average
s. Is per 100 h: 10 90. 1887 r S. 10; bull 10
81 90 cows, llS3 II, 50 45. ii do l05 n, So
do 1910 io at 50; do $50 ~ at 81 S.; do $50 10
$50 10 50 II: so3 NJ So TO- do, 7OS
J. Shamberg 16 Illinois steers 1910 b at IS
10 do. 20S NJ SIS 20; 81 do 1904 10. S5
1928 10. 81 10
Newton CO.. u Pennsylvania steers, 1927 SIS
Pennsylvania ITO no at 81 90; state DO. 1861
at 50 49, 90. TSo rn az 81 Is
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
TNpORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AAW nrk

NeRV- 10rk. March 6, 1901
cOFFEE-The coffee market was pointed downward
surne early session and had for support
N the shape of buying orders from the metal
,lnRent doubtless the final bids would have shown
srine as compared with the previous days closing
pom sentiment bearsh. despite that prices
IN Tuesday had weakened 20G30 points. The foreign
markets heavy and IN some cases radically lower.
croD movement gave indication cf exhaustion,
ereclatve support forthcoming while long
interest believed be proogious. Yet the Of
the hears within bounds
TIE market started steady IN with prices unchanged
"a pouts lower There further variation unin
mid buying for both q mod
srsrs scale turned prices slowly upward. The final
steady. with
higher points lower Total sales were 1000 bags.
options. The worlds visible
srlres were quite expected produced effect
rn5n the market. The total supply March
bags the month Of IS 74S bags
sno coffee in Street market duh and easy. with
sellers rather than buyers the basis Of 7ac for IN
yoiee lots of No : Rio
The range CONTRACT prices in the local market 20 day
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
OTHER MARKBTs-BY rELEaRApH

Chicago March a-Cattie-Receipts - 500 head in
Guiding 500 Texans choice steers higher other
anout stea'iyi TOP So 5 butchers stock and Texans
st=aey 70 sTonF good steers S5 u5S6 Is. poor
- medium 50 t5GS5. stocSers feA5ers nrm s. 75d
81 d. cows s. iUgS4 %: hotfers 75TS4 carners
weak o SHADE lower S2us2 G5 bulls STEADY So;
caves steady. SiES6 p Texas I'd steers S4RS 90;
Texas steers, So 357S4: balls - 5OnSS So
H0ssReceipts TO-DAY. @3OO). tomorrow IS 600 es,l-
r1at~t: LEFT over. 900; shade veap-
> Ga mixed and butchers S. 3SR$5 good 10 choice
hNayy 80 t5GS5 62s. rough heavy. 2l3Ss light
81 $3.50 5Itz. bulk of sales 81 40GS5 IS. SAeep-e-
ce!74 1900 sheep and lambs steady higher
good choice we'hers 81 asa 81 choice NJ xef
80 a. Western sheep s. 33aSI $ Texas sheep 50
81 y native lambs, 81 5odS3 -; Western lambs S5S5 2
last LiCerty. March 6.Cartls steady; extra IS asa
s. So prime S39$5 IS common S3gS3 70 Hogs active;
ssst MEDIUMS ans heavy lorNers - -. light
g TO- neay hogs s. 6SGS5 Io 7ss. s. 551S5 60 r2ushs
SiS3 - sheep steady. choice wethe-s. 81 oflS4 So
common S2s$@ choice lambs s. 50a>s co; common 70
Cincinnati, Ms.ra e--Hcgs active. firm 81 500 IS so
Cattle stronger $ s. IS sheep firm. $2e$i - Lambs
strong Sass ~
ai- LAMBS lb cars. hogs. 10 Shpmens-CsItle 90
sheep a"t lambs 0 cars hogs cars Cattie un-
caanEe1 fEcs s'eady the basis ot &C; choice to
extra 50 15GS3 good TO choice Sc sheep and
lambs IN eht supply; prices about higher I4nhs
cf'ce O. e%tG S 6c4$5 20. good choice IS a5S5 50
common - ta'r - oo9F3 ~ sheep choice extra IS
ass: GOOD = choice 81 50dSf Is Hoys-NTarLs- -o,r
receipts light; Acavy $ 7o4S5 rs: mixed s. -0GS5 5
H'rAers > ~. piss - Go0S5 6J; rouchs s. 20gS5 S
stags $igsi 70 The bulk were IS "a With
Few 4u-HeEs - -. W. '9
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

eeons n prices which attributed the effects Of
tion vhcb : ,jIi 80 ne I piniI 1
mere the market reacted e aTd the aa phases Of The
O. the session the best The market was
higher a. compared with The figures f the previous day
Ihe winter wheat in Nebraska reported be in
much te,ter ,esT usIal tor MS segsa+ - ,ta =,
ihst the spring wheat territory hrst class condion
TWO loads being reported for export as far scertained
loads market closed dull on the basis Of 7sisc ee-
spot CSC over May: No Northern SPOT 7sac over May
new No 1 hard spot. 1l%c over Nay: No Northern
York iisc May 30 hard Chicago 1Ic over May:
arrive loc over MAJ: No Northern chicago spot 4ac
SsTs Msnitobo .Snt ife' o R ,s Nae over NJ Nh
market for opened little steadier with wheat but
ward of wheat for support The cold weather
in tie West naturally made local sentiment little
TO grading and TO fuller movement Of the grain
either al this pont or in The Vest ' The ' Market a's1 Wa
with the CLOSING prices of yeseTday The corn acrae
in Nebraska it IS claimed will not be
State promises TO be good deal heavier this Cash
ra, 9n rI f que. MIN Ng e SeS IN l7 pIes CON-
easy in tone. upon basis Of 4s'5c nominal for No
Sush naans n 5Soo bnes ioesy @ ad bush % for %
corn spef s asac over lSr GcaEo Say To we
corn srot nc oyer Chicago May Ne yeow corn CSC
with bur li'tlc change in price At Chicago the s feelng
& MAS easier easier after az 9peng anout nreRa4SeG f PHe b
6 s o 5 Psefnr Hs 5 81 M o Pa IL % sh aS GafS vas
We quote: EelevatGr No IniNeai 8lc No :; 20 &C. Mo
s2o i'e trssS White s2a5s9o Ps 30 White eips S$sS
Differences afoat I2r sAP2pI 2 10 oats, o3G ever
MAY TO arrive; . white clipped. s1sc Chicago,
Mari MARKET Quiet Ho Hestern is auoied G3c ana No
Wes1eTn @le both b. ahqaI; state rye '@a55e
mating e2a7oa both c + York, ''s
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 6.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot dull
Cali[orna. Gs 21ed; No red Western winter, as ia
No Northern spring, 2izd; steady; May.
I'D July, is I'D Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed
new, IS 0hdi American mixed. old IS had;
steady; March IS esd: May IS 9i2d July, IS 9I2d
PeasCanadan dull 5s Sad Linseed oil easy 24s. Bees
extra India mess 6s Sd. easy; prime mess
western 63s Hams-short cut. Il to 16 n, dull as
Sd. LarG-Anercan refined. in pals. steady, 2Ss 3j
prime Western. in tierees quiet. sss cd. Bacon du1
Cumberland cut 26 to 30 10 as Cd short rib. 6 TO -
10 Ais Cd clear mtddles light IS ST ~
clear uliddles. heavy. 81 40 Sd short clear
backs, 10 to "a 10 as Cd bellies, II Is 10. 4s
Shoulders-Square. II TO Is 10. dull sis %. dull
finest United States 9s good United 70s Cheese
dull American finest white AS American finest coored
4Ss Talow-Prime city quiet, 25s 21 Australian Ion
don easy 27s. Cottonseed o-EuII refined spot steady
los e1. Turpenne spirits dull 27s Cd Rosin-Common
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

ine-ssh exchange special Liverpool oabesSpot cotton
snsl request but freely offered; sales 1900 bales;
and 500 bales; American. IL coo bales;
lsrsF 500 bales American. 1000 bales mddlng up
elosea a7ad Futures opened STEADY and unchanged;
Nsrt Naiely steacy point net higher point lower;
Nav sovigs March-Apil 4.6is; April May 4.601zs;
ssSic.uhe aeob; June-July. 4.5slas: July-August.
49, October. e C. 2ss October-November 22izs
81 rIsoSt,ss1lsr--Yarns and cloths dull
A r.-I X AND ME<AL-The -four market steady IN
way a about former prices but business
fpfs. sex leaving quotations less nominal
fr,r.t 70 i've points variation from the given
rs "a some cases where selling necessary Spring
s. 81 were quoted s4gSs 30: winter sraights So s5a
extra Nter paenis 50 6Ods4 spring clears s39S3 -:
e O ~ winter: 81 5o@s2 50; extra No winter 81 50g
Dan = niitAT FLoCR-s2 i0Qs2 10. RYE FLOUR
ssssS,s Fair good 81 s0@ss rs; choice 10 fancy
q ss0s3 -CORSMEAI-Dull; quoted: Kiln dried
osoiss. ~ ~ as 10 brand. ..... BAG MEAL-steady:
Fspr r Fne white and yellow. 81 coarse 9Oa9ic.
sacks y, quotee: Spring bran spot. s7 25Qsl7 20;
SIC arrive, 200 NJ. Si7 506Sls: spring bran bulk
bf1n ses<S coarse winter bran. S17 50ds2o so: city
com oh 5o cornmeal. SOS. cake s27 IS;
CRAM als; hofniny chop. Sl7 80: oil meal SIS.
sisseler .rs tafsAT-fhe market wheat haa a
cshl-s ,ta more active opening on better class of
showed an NAG been locked for and the first sales
ortases - ausonee of A@he. Subsequent busness in
lpnsrs The General tendency OF The marked was
f,0a f6. e Stimulation OF rather bulish weather news
Hes.isr - ana o of tle
heir ~ n the wheat fields an extent fo-tlddipe
thrat,rse tNon Several States said 10 be .h,l.
csnage shsIe were nsso French wheat crop
feieo ~ IN circulation, hut the Paris wheat market
'e'eet any such condition. in fact. showing .
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.12 A. NJ. and S35 p NJ Daily except Sunday IN
Pittsheld; Sundays only at eco A. NJ
Pullman all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch
Ticket Offices l13. 26I 4I5 and I216 Broadway.
Union Sa- W., 215 Columbus 1855 West 125th
1t,th and 1Ssth ST. Stations. New York; SSs
Euiton St and lnf Broadway. u. ProOhlyn.
Telephone ECO for York Central Cab
Westcott Fxprsss Cornrany. -
EDGAR VAN ETTFN GEORGE II
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

C0TTON-PUblic interest IN cotton conspicuous
by its absence today, and scarcely attempt
made about rally The late iec decline.
notwithstanding the fact the movement for
to-day fell cf expectations and the early English
market reflected change for the better IN
abroad. on sales prices worked I'D 10 s
points with the showing fair stability. Cover
ing by pit shorts matter OF precaution led a
th rise of points Immediately following the call
hut Investment support tempted by
asEs above mentioned. and The public general ap-
peared 10 have cotton for the time being
oaagtrous. uncertain market Liverpool sharp
corner finding the here opposed 70 advance
ard furnished selling orders representatives
in the PIT. The South and West which had bought
turned sellers and only uuIOaded aoidngs
became aggressyely beartsh well. Trading light
much of the session Noon found prices down 10 3
points from last nights closing. with sentiment the
pn sun adverse 10 even temporary rally. The est
mates Tor light NeH-o-ieans and Houston
ior onorrow gave he market slight rally but s,il
lsler there renewal of selling for both
ana sag IN prices 10 the noon level The official
lIs rom southern spot markets indicated real
seRh there, while The southern
q sleasless among holders. owing the hcayiEess
--sesied n all speculative markets ana the failure
1is 10 huy a. the lower prices
sIIpl market while IN tone. unchanged
ar sales 20 s1inners. hour local
-ehet f1r futures weak under selling
f1Fe from the talent The close barely steady
~ prices unchanged 10 points lower.
me range of contract prices the local market to-day
was as tCICWs
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

,tpt eorf1n closed easy quotations unchanged
naSls ~ E-lGc for mi56ling upland 3l6c for
eelg 9uf. Sales 200 haes. Southern spot markets
ts 'graDoeH follows: NeW-OTleans steady.
-. &c ~ - Mobile unchanged. Ss4 Sayan-
ttearr &c lower. S&c Charleston nominal. sac
..l-s wilmington firm. sc lower Sbsc: Norfolk
:, &c lower AZ SIC; Baltimore nominal Lice lower
- Atrista firm quoted &c; St Louis dull l-l6c
~ la-lcc. Estimated receipts New
e-ns are from 5000 5000 bales against 9563 bales
aoooeh aeo and 3 35S bales last Houston from
-o.g o 2ho bales compared with 3. 1871 bales
~eeS snd 2290 bales last year.
elpts a. the ports points to-day
''- WIN The same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

uard and prices Il6d higher; American nadng far
1432 good nltt5ltnS, 5i4d; m6dng S-S2i; low mid
ding 2eS2d; good Ordinary, 21-S2d; ordinary. l3Sd
The sales Of the Gay 1000 bales OF which 500 bales
for speculation and and included 500 bales
Of American receipts. 1000 bales including 500 bales
American Futures opened quiet and steady. ana closed
6ereiy % steady American m5ddling N March 6l,tT
2id sellers; March and April 61-64d sellers; April
and May. 6o61G4 6l-6id sellers May 606+d
buyers; June and July. s9644 6o64d sellers; July and
August A5SGiQi 59-S4d Sellers and September
49-649+ 5O-64d Sellers October c. 2S64d Sellers
October and November. 22-6i1 23-64 sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
TIE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March 6-''The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter will OF the There
is as substantial Improvement be noted the
Wool market that wool dealers disposed
ercse little discretion selling although there
Is stn more less liquidste and wool has
been sold at lower prices the than time
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeN-lorK, MATCH o, IFII-
REANS AND PEAS-Domestic beans held
about steady. there IS dun trading Medium and pea
unsettled: there Is pressure 10
sell both bags and Export red kidney
are very light and the choicest stock offering al $50
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

Rio-Cofee steady. No Rio 6So50 exchange.
receipts. Il 600 hags cleared for the United states
Ee5 bags cleared Europe 1000 bags; stock 2S9000
bags
Tna za-sLcal nostion of R-azan coe is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
IIyERPooL COTTON MARKET

rnddns 5-16c. good ordinary 711-16c receipts.
G25 bales; gross. 491J shipments 4546 stock. % SOS