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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17
Why Cornbread Isn't Good

One reason, according to an ex-
cnange' why city people do not eat
more cornbread is because the good
cornpread cannot be made from the
commercial cornmeal. 1t, is overhead
ed in rapid grinding and is afterward
KIN dried to keep it from becoming
musty. From such meal good bread
cannot be made. Corn should no
ground slowly and not too finely, and it
should be eaten within a week after
srinuing In summer or two weeks in
winter
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

a soft vandyke yelling on the top OF
the arms and the most graceful trim
ming imaginable for low bodice. We
find collars, capes, cravats, fichus,
stoles, or whatever form they may
take, in guipure, brussels, honiton,
duchesse, Irish crochet and the like.
All these neck and shoulder frills are
i'll high favor as the finish for blouse,
bodice and bolero.
Silver and nickel paillettes and
mother Of pearl and silver cup sequins
add new variety to the array of span
giles that figure in evening dress gar
nitures.
There is no sort of a gown for any
occasion which lace may not adorn, if
one so wishes.
The single ostrich feather, in the
longest and most luxurious form, is the
stylish ornament for many of the popu-
lar large picture hats of velvet or felt.
Now that the fiat crowned hat is well
established, it does not strike one with
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

ana has wide shawl collar of the
same fur. This makes very artistic
garment.
The expensive Russian sable is close.
" initiated in this years dyes of fine
baum marten.
Next to the sack coat, the blouse style
postilion back is the favorite style in
fur coats. 81
Inc Illustration shows one of these
garments. 1t is made of sohIa Viz,
wide revers, a blouse front and a IT,
lifting position back.
About Walking Suits.
walking suits are made with ,ho
skirts just clearing the ground Tho
materials are usually speclled tweeds
or zibelines. eeuS
mere is no doubt the craze for mo-
.orihg has given great impetns 70
the FUR trade. Many of the motor
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17
OUR FASHION LETTER
The New Furs and How Thew
Are Worn.
SQUIRREL AND ERMINE COMBINED

The Separate Waist For Evening
Wear Is Good Form, but 1t Should
Hnrmonixe With the Skirt - Coats
aud Jackets.
Fur stoles are growing wider and
even f1atter. One Of the newest WAYS
OF wearing them consists in tying the
stole In a loose knot directly over the
bust and letting the ends hang uneven
ly.
Muns are very fiat and larger than
ever; they are trimmed with paws and
tails.
The graduated collar with long stole
ends is another smart style. Baum
marten Is especially effective made I'D
this way with three little groups of
paws and tails. The loose sack coat
OF squirrel Is often lined with ermine
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

any surprise that there is whisper of
very high crowned hats and quite small
chapeaux in the near future.
All indications point to the fact that
the "jupe collante," or clinging skirt is
numbering the later milestones on its
road to desuetude.
Ihe yoke skirt is now an accom-
plished fact, as is even the skirt of full
pla1ts, carried straight up into the
waistband, appalling though this pros
pect certainly is to all but the very
slender sisters. AMY VARNTr,T
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17
An Easy and wholesome p.v.A,

Blanch half cup of rice. Then add
sat- cup and half of water and half
a cup of milk, and cook in a double
poiier until the liquid is absorbed and
rue rice is tender. Remove the rind of
Tour sweet oranges and cut them in
slices. Boil together one cup of sugar
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

VIII have tweed or cloth skirt
trimmed with the same fur. Furs OF
the astrakhan and caracal type are
also Initiated in wool. and this kind of
cloth is very effective when made mn
with plain cloth of contrasting color
ing.
Inc circular dounces have ceased to
be so much the style, and tailors are
substituting the skirts tucked in clus-
tiers to allow plenty of fullness at the
bottom
The broadcloth suit here shown has
one OF the latest skirts. The Jacket is
equally simple and effective.
coIors That Are Worn.
Inc new fame color is very effective
when worn by the right woman. but
some or the varieties Of this color and
~ green, too are horrible when worn
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17
PARTISAN EVENING GOWN.
NEW YEAR MODES.
ORIGINAL STYLES AND OLD ONES re.
VlVED WITH THE SEASON.
I"ce Arrangements For the Neck
una shoulders Very PopuIar-An
Exquisite Fur Hat-FaIIing Point.
In Fnvor-More SpangIe..


an" shoulders Very PopuIar-Au
Exquisite Fur Hat-Faning Point,
In Favor-More SpangIes.
The fashions of the new year sto -,
Dlf with some decided touches of orig
mality. In the two sketches bare
given may be found evidence Of tbis
assertion. That new and elegant motif
oi the modes, the stole, has progressed
from fur to lace, and here You NAV 500
II rendered in real crochet of white
cream or ecru color with incrusted
squares of black filet lace and small
cloth revers of color to match the laoo
with an embroidered border in bloo,, o.
self colored silk.
Inc lovely fur hat shown furnished
the browning touch to a very chic
toilet. Guipure lace covers the crown
ana tucked blue chiffon lines the hr,,,
oi TINS beautiful and graceful confec-
uoh In sealskin, the brim of which q,
oNerhung with a fine ostrich fin .,
Drown to match the fur. A better. n
iustradon of millinery modes ana
nandsomer winter hat would be hard
to find. NC naru
faiing points are a great feature of
present fashions. Lace scarfs are So
manipulated on evening gowns as 70
prouuce the effect of peplums. fornjno
p ~ on sides and front. The effect
OF length is produced in short wasted
' podices by fringes dropping from the
Soiuoined collar and fichu trimmings
'"inus the long fcht ends) are in fact
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17
ORANGE AND RICE.

anu one cup of water five or six min.
:, u'es OF until a strip of good weight
Is obtained, then let cool. Dress tbe
s,lces or orange in the center of the
uish' the hot rice in a wreath around
'nem. Pour the cold sirup over tho
" "nvle, and serve at once-Boston
Cooking School Magazine.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

coats have fur hoods large enough to
throw entirely over the hat or toque
Those that are long have the fullness
of the skirt Of the coat secured by but
tons or loops on either side of the front
which certainly makes them very COM
Portable wear, for they are ready to
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

The American corset reigns supreme
In the world of fashion.
The American consul at Nottingham.
England, informs the state department
.hat American corsets rule the Eng
llsh markets and so far eclipse the
French corsets that Paris makers are
forced to get their patterns from the
United States.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

and lose all the richness of light and
shade. Different tones of black blend
ed together are very effective. Panne
is OF course the order of the day, as
It's glory can be toned down by somber
black chiffon. lightened again perhaps
by curious kind of gauze. The touches
or jet seen on so many smart black
gowns aid in relieving the somberness.
At least one black gown is indispen.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

let in and out at will. The sack shane
and the three-quarter length charac-
terize the newest garments of the mo.
ment, while pouched bodices are tbe
mode for gowns.
Nearly all the jackets for out of door
wear accompanying gowns are made
wide enough to cover the chest we'll
Ind a great many have capes on the
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17
OUR FASHION LETTER
How Smart New Gowns and
Waists Are Made.
MUCH TUCKED AND STRAPPED

strong Colors, Even bright Greens
and Flame Tints, Are Worn-some
New Ideas In BIouses-About Even
ing Gowns.
Inc smart gowns Of cloth, hopsack
ana tweed are arranged with fine tuck
lngs, which have the effect Of cords.
and strappings Of silk or material
The strappings are much wider than of
yore, and braiding is also EMPLOYED
especially in scrolls and detached or.
nalnents over the straps. The plated
skirts are generally quite plain or
merely ornamented with rows Of
stitching.
Short haired furs are combined with
wooden materials for gowns, and
sack bolero Of fur quite short and loose
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-17

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New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

NwhJs-TIN-There was a sensational advance in
z he ?, opqGg g Sigher I'm at ss Is sor spot
T n. Ppsf as as Gsses sryf noed 9 10
AOn though the NewYoF naThT .7t cas0p sspOpoe @ s5a
go coPPERDtopper sensationally strong
s tS4 i2e'Sd se 81 ss 5sss he
settIei but hiehe following abroad and the
is Quoted 81 a. I snd Ee eeetoyc and casting at
i45oG 15c all nominal. .LEAD-Lead in the New
l3Et .fs 's:s zas
@ 5 E also T closed at SIS in p GassoT and
ysehsnssd :9und NoriheTn is ..s.s quoted at sag
foundry southern and foundry Southern, soft.
Mof4SssEs AND sYRTFsNThs market for rnolasses
u pTse syrups 1s Peanee auet but steady quot
Sns follow sn s;Ptrfuf n4: 7s Ss
orleanz kettle s1g4oe syEuPs common l2@ @ 1s
OCEAN FRE1cHrs-In the market for IN tonnage tonnage
trades Rates were about as previously S S1oeo: ana as
In san chaEteTtng was light and
quotations 10 Liverpool Isc London and Gl.sgow nd
and % Rsea g and % pfs a6ua .
Pss: ioS I6Rs0H 5oRa 8s5s
hence TO China japan etc = 90 NaEsh; Btsn
@ naat 10" s0G Cd SaTcH srsh stes 1860
g En 5sne s 1e r. Metso to DeaTk s
one port Is Sd Il two March BTsh steamer 1859 tons
SsTeb: sGsd spanish siea1er s2s4 timDer cut
asa naa .tsse Ense2 s5
se5. seaera eso esvestoa United Kingdom
S. s m Hssh ans5.2 EEs m pos
Of Continent 3D. option general cargo March previous
66rssI eorth shore Of Cubs 70
go4o SRS ESTE 30 Ra7.ss S at % aDut
sSns s G oes Sorvess shin 12i tons u6er uske Wedge
s. SO bark p. ESQ % tons es gnS. B9S. Se,2
e.,oI ts5ns 81 schooS ts s ton ee
ssrEe0vine Bal.tIore 7os scnoener 2s tons eos
so sSssh eos aHPs Psrts ASoy
M hfas' s d2. to ees TO &
ten. coal @ Ron PSo:phs,e Fs
s.sn a s.teR Il or
psnss%eoIe % 70 psasseolS PasaeSh to NeT"Yort Sc s7
ats S % .s
ssssd oil ssis1 ptPd sPS raIhf. !. euy
ssI1 y 01; .sa g E % saIe
g g g: s:t reS.d o. cass. Ne~-ToSE SIC g. ooTToS
:ass.r sEnD or.es g.or s. .po.
y:sE ssSs s.o ssItar .se:. L BE- PFRt on
ansrsesn seed 4sSt5e sgs Of town raw %A0
'ss Psovfs1oNs market was @ sonenss sos
ssa1d tisnE 1P% i:s
..a sonSn ssS he : Il saos.a ss
.sss ., -. ss ry..s. sse's I e
~ -, ss 1s5e:as sss:s e., :, g E3a :
sss sssa 1S sss T. s.s 81 lSs:s ss
y s. aess Gss;.d = u r els 2 s:s Sas
rss:1 ,.ssi onosss q liz 01Ie etsy
911Se S.s-rv-. IAAh1e-Elrnefs quotee q
y c5ty :rd 6r Quoted a s1S9lSc Reet'ea d lard @
nrn 9uctsc;; - coTpcrnd as7a: quoted 7ke7Se
Brasil - zINE-FtFes. Quoted: osso saeeAc: eity
''s u as:s sss.ss sss S s r.z Ea .-s:s. as.:,.
gxEsns s Sheoa Is 70 oEde ena demand 9uosetons
folDE; ~ -: Esad 6a GTc: Pstna bkes&e; JagaE
e eess1S so dossf., <Ae6c; Java. <SG<Ae
-, n 6eal, 1&@9&e
esGx&E1t Yese fr ssaS S sesar 49, ~ - =
= - esnlg eFisas shout pS1stA Arocs<e S5oS
- tA6n8 - - - - M - s1-ssSs~1 S'sS~a
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY MARCH r. 1903

e as7 s S:Ss:s y & IA e sss % sss.s:
sss.:'' 30 S:s: Z ,siiss go ss sqss:.
~ ssss -: . ss..Ss IS = 50 %
q is:sss q: 81 s:5' a sss
w.s scT e as.ss ss;.ny z; II. s
lieatson had removed ihe uncsFtainy existing and
cS sz,ssn.S e
g s ssg IS ss ~: me-
week ana sio1hsr report statI0E that two Of
wheat hao been aken for Lisbon Tuesday after
We're eneoun1sr.d Until befoTe @dday sPpeaFed .
s r ' Sc & so
ssn ass0:'Ss at al he ss ess 1sS
to Is a sSs Ne m om htrs hS
q: g. MAY ,s. 'ses sensns
ssoa Nay htrs 6rorFhSgs the a: c:y or
TasT: nsIs wes sEsS e; . esh .xs.; So l
to ,Sr e S. s I far AND dae f
at rs and oppC:e6 to 2r Seen cae nrer
from this sde: closing I'D net I higher & rom 3a
total g q leads a:SEs:as5 d.essssd WPFia
bush e the ;9e ,sss Sctsrss srs last
:ssa :oe1. Of us e. fsss s four II
bush ouat,on' o, cash shsa s anPse Ncrtsern
Manitohs. ssc No Northern Duluth sssc and -Se- So
6Siss 6oasn sSc s:so s1s Nc Norh,2H a.
to to aTEve :aPmsn s at S5na 0T1nf Of
showed independent stISt
6ecrr ADVERSE weather nAons steadier cables ana
unsatixfactory Chicago but after ~.
Improvement iu the WeaueI.
market became largely deoendent upon wnest .o' bs5
business not large ana ssfo s scarce
influences seemed 70 oe
The export consisted Of loads NC S,tp %
No 2 velc~ Sod 5000 No carlois mere Viii e
ico6S ~ outrr1 or as Ioads all English narAets
closed Nd net lower Ar attempt to fEeaas .nac4sIv
sen+inent on the crop report figures was net eepea
euccessfuI owing outlook for ,,ossS 5Sc
elevator and 6s1tc. aoat: No pn'e;
No yellow E4I5c o ahoat- "a 10 ne
10 10 STIv active again and hrner in sympathy
Commission house bu4In 80
Stl Scae n the west receipts light and offerings mo-
erst. Cash oats were more actlEe ~ "a. No q
.a1ss hSi1E 1sS COo bush; closed a.
Ssr n Ehte 4Sc: white, STAG rfsK Asc
racI White 44T4sc and standaTa WIZ. 81
RYENMarket steady; Nc Western Jt % ap-s S.aadv?
snoet ondted at 4Tc mailing at S2's1oc' po'
{ Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO March II.-Cattle-Recepts. 1900 head:
steady 70 1Oc higher: good prime $5QS5 75
to medium $3 J0aS4 so; sochers and feeders 81 I3g
81 75 COWS 81 4G1S4 40: heers. 81 2S1$4 So Gamers
81 40aS2 20 So 25G$4 %. calves $3$6 s.; Texas
steers. S40S4 Eogs-Receipts to-day 1000 head;
to-norroN % 900: left 1000: opened DC higher
close lOc Mixed butchers 81 25$a 50: good
heavy. r9ST I5: rough heavy, 81 3ofs$1
lght s6 s5gs7 85 bulk Of sales s. Soas7 60 Sheep and
lambs Receipts 1900 head sheep and lambs steady:
good wethes $5g$5 49, fair TO choice. mixed
81 25qS5: lambs. 81 I51S7. .
- Cincinnati. March IImH9g. active higher e. 1o9
s. Cattle steady. 81 21S4 Sheep steady. 81 t3g
S5. steady. 81 25q$6 IS
City March 11--Iattle-Recepts, I.6O0 NATIVES
2O0 Texans; oalves 200 mostly natives Light and
middle weight dull Reeves steady to 1Oc higher heavy
and hetfers and stckers and feeder
steady Choice export and dressed beef steers 81 yS
s. s4d$4 30: sockers and feeders 50 60
Territory steers 65Gs4 5o 81 5og$3 10,
native cows 81 1884 : native heifers $3q$4 45; can
ners SaS2 & bulls 81 1884 calves 81 5Oa$6 10 Hogs
Receipts 600 Market strong to &c higher Top.
$500 Of sales soax7 - 9sayg 9 gS 50;
s. 251sf 90 pigs $S 60Gs6 Sheep-Receipts $500;
marked steady lambs $49$6 55 Western lambs.
s. s0as6 S. Jed ewes So 40ass TO- native wehers s3 50
ass 90 wehers $3 70G$5 49, Stockers and feed
ers So 1898 90.
East Liberty 11CattIe steady; choice. s. $50
81 3O prime $5GS5 Is; good 81 654$4 s5 Hogs higher
prime heavies s34$7 STA mediums, s. S0QS7 S. heavy
s. 1Sas7 so roughs IS 50as7 Sheep steady best
ers IS 1896: culIs and common, 81 259$3 So choice
Iarnbs SC S59S7 10: veal calves. $7G$7 So
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


S-aEF FF-YestsrdayS coffee market opening steady
a. ps-taI oecA OF points under Disappointing cables
OF slightly oeeF1Sn aNera&e
t.eadied by purchases for the account OF spot IN
nd closed steady the opening
sale 1900 bags The port re
cefpts points large Rio was 80 reIs
lower Hsvre declined a partial \ franc: mere were
Ciearances I00o arrivals we're lCQ bags and
asnd though tdsys warehouse deliveries reached about
The Of mild coffee has recently
shown expanding tendency also and taken altoeethe
sftU&tion viewed yesterday morning was hsroY
encouraging bulls q matter OF fact, oner1n&s
Gpot interests took
decline make purchases notably
. prominent package coffee concern This buying
received element when the hg-
Of the interior primary receipts were received
fe and the opening loss OF points was
narket continues
this 10 the
future market The spot market was
quiet bur STEADY on 5Ac for Rio No Z.
The range prices in the local market to-day
ar foloNs:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet and steady
os;.1Se ess e3Seea ssse: No .siss sssss.s Ry.
Mating 4sesse Fi.1ssed-Ne / 81 oe Se Sorsh
ecntract grade s11 60es Is Ms.: Dbl sls l2H
GSIs N Lard per 100 n $40 159Si0 17iS Short r1bs
rides (Ioose) So s0GSIO Dry Galted shoulders oxed)
~ 1885 s7X sides (bo1ed $40 S73 9610
WhiSEey basis of high wines. 81 30 On the Produce
ExchanEe to-day butter market steady. Cream
cries i662TNc; dairIsa 14d2Gc- EEKH nrm9r At mark
cases included. Isc. Cheese steady EAS13kc-
Duluth March iL-Close Wheat-Caah, No l hard
nc: No Northsrn, 74c No HoFthsrn. nc: May and
July 7SAc. Oats-4ay. S3tse.
Mil~aukes March r-c1o:.: e MhseS hAEa:r; No
BID aye STEADY. No 81 lss BeEisy ste.sy; No q
PhadsipSia. March 1Wasa' s;z S @ Tm and hc hsser
sIport elevator. 5IHeslhc: March HlAQSiAe- oats
ouef but EteadJ; white, clipped, &c Butter steady
Western creamery. 2ec: extra near5y
nrintS aae ExKs good demand; fresh nearby 1sNc
~ tne nar fresh Isbas 9t the mark; fresh
Southwe1feFn iSc fresh Southern, 174c
TIA nSrk Cheass quiet but steady; New-ToTk full
creams prime small l40i4He: do fair to COED. small
SN9IsKe: DO prime large lAe do fair to good lHFse
iSESisSe Rscsspts-Flour 1000 hels ana 2S34ooo
n IN sacks: wheat 500 BUSH Ee geo BUSH oats
y $50 huse ehfprnents-Wheat 500 bush: ceru, "a 900
bush cats. 12oO0 bush
D. LeuiA 1AEes 11-COss Wheat higher; Ne ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
Tb. position Of follows:
Holiday

COTTON-Nesterd8y's cotton market active and
excited the Of being irregular and huctua
tions broad but with the bears finally of the
immediate situation. The market opened steady at
call displayed considerable hesitation. with prices
Eade brief interval because Of disappointing
cables and te outlook for heaTer receipts for the day
Then turned continued food reports bull
ish from Se@oTleans and Improvement In
English market. with leading the demand
bull leaders also actively
Ierted market advance. SLOW became
rapid orders reached. and
houses became irxlstent purchasers The Liver
l'oel. which the time of the NeR-York opening
I31s private cables indicated
with demand active and excited
The SeRCrIsan< market also showed leading strength
advance the markets OF The South reported
cVateS concerning the position and intentions Of the bull
pol thus encouraged carried prices
la05c March and U02c for Nav within about
points highest Of the for these
respectively. But this level proved attractive
wno early afternoon
II the bull CLIQUE nqudatnE
Wall who Rad recently circulated buIiish
Of situation sod less openly Pre-
clearing weather South and there
IN NsH Street. The receipts for the day
up against 1914 bales last and
selling general. Under this prices
sceressvelI downward the close. which
Z lowest Of session and about IL to -
POINTS the day while 1S points lower
bales The Southern markets
tiuued firm &c higher New-York
market . points higher ana the estimates for to-
Yorrore receipts Iesdng points moderate. Ex-
prices in the local market to-day
wa a
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LXSfpoe We2etu inter s. nd Northern spring s.
20 csfornia ss IOIad futures steady; March
es Sd May 6 id July s. I'D
can nv a, al Peas-CanAdian steady. g. sid
Fouest Louis fancy winter quiet s. Sd Hops at Lon
fnai. ress sss PORK steady prime meas Western SIS
cSmberiand cut 26 30 70 6ss 3D. short NIB lS 70 24
- X. a.. Ior1 clear mIddleS light. . to "a b S3s:
10 ,dSies heavy 20 ~ SIS Sd: clear
Sae. is to 20 No. clea. bellies "a TO 10 10 64s Cd
tT" Westsrn IN terces 51s 3D. American refined In
Cheese arm: American nnest white S6:; American finest
sniri,s Arm 3D. Rosin-Comrnon
"a ia Petrosuna-Reansd steady s1sd. Linseed oil
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

points higher
H.. Of mddling upland and 1o3Sc
Gull markets telegr1phed
follows: NeV-Oreans opened steady. closed easy. &c
hEAer 81 Qtc- saee 400 bales Mobile rm NC higher
e%c: sales 200 bales Savannah hrm hc higher at
sales Charleston firm, unchanged
80. vfniaetoa arm, unchanged e1ze. Norfolk
Ac q IGc: so bales Baltimore
rou7InsI higher 10Ic. quiet unchanged
Ioc: e1Ies 5s Augusta &C higher IOc:
Eaes e hsIef Memphis quiet anRed 9%c;
80 bAies Louis hrn. Lice higher At enc. Es-
EeW-OeieAna Tor $500
with SZ76 ha-es actual last week
~ ta day q AT HouR-
for to-n 2,5o0 5000 bAle8
conapared 2s47 bales last week and 1885
Galveston 4.00o 1900 haleG
contrast e2 bales actual for the corresponding
day last and g. IS2 bales last year
Receipts the and interior points to-day.
pared with Day week and year: