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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

SINGULAR EFFECTS OF LIGHTNINa-A GREAT
TREE SHIyERRD TO PIEcRs.---A, few days since
Hash Of lightning struck silver pine-tree,
which was estimated to be hundred feet
high and over two feet in diameter, upon
the lawn of Mr.. De Peyster, at Tivoli,
very extensive stables, coach-houses, &c, and
nifty from the house. The employees at work
IN various places felt the effects Of the shock,
which shattered the tree from the top to the
bottom, splitting the greater parts oft into
fragments fit for frewood. Some of it was
splintered as if it had been twisted by an i'm
mense power and in places It was biackened
as II by the effect Of powder. That the build-
iings (Which were supplied with number of
nngntning-rods) n escaped seems proyidential.
places within the distance of a mile. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

/ ANoTHEn PIous FRAuD.-A Baltimore ex-
change states that young girl about eigh-
teen years Of age was accused of having been
guilty of some misconduct, which she posi-
lively denied, and on being again accused,
she called upon God to strike her blind ii
she was not telling the truth. In a moment
after, according 10 her own statement, film
seemed to pass before her eyes, and in the
course of five minutes she was totally blind,
and has continued sghtless ever since, The
afflicted victim of her own impiety confessed
that she had called upon her Maker to justify
her in what was q falsehood, : -.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

/. CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH AT JOIN
BRowss HoME.-A letter in the Burlington
Free Press states that grand demonstration
is to be made at North Elba, in this State,
over the grave of old John Brown, on the
Fourth of July next. The letter says
The great rock overlooking his grave is to
be used on that day as temporary pulpit,
from which O funeral oration will be pro-
nounced by the eloquent Rev. Luther Lee, d.
D., Of Chigrin Falls, Ohio, learn, too, that
Wendell Phillips Rev. H, H. Garnett, and
other distinguished public speakers, are ex-
pected to be present on the occasion. Nu-
chusetts, Vermont and Ohio, have signified
their intention to participate in the celebra-
ton. ' ,..,,.-l, - =,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A LITTLE GrRL ACCIDENTALLY HANGS HER
szIr.-A little daughter Of Vim. Baird, a
farmer, hung hsrself gday or two since In
her fathers woodshed, near Sing Sing, N. Y.
II Is supposed that che was swinging by G
rope, when her head caught by some means
at the loose end.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A MAN SEVERELY CHAsrIsEp IN A CouRT-
HOUSE Thomas Warrenton was fined $40 in
Memphis, Tenn, a few days ago, for using in
sulting language to the wife of 0ficer Witt
Of that place AS the mulcted defendant was
leaving the COURTROOM, he encountered the
indignant husband, who, without needless
SICK g@oroasv % waSsnton VSSSS @ a
into the courtroom, followed BY Witt, who
never ceased castigAting him until seized and
forcibly held by the officers and byEtanders
present.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

FIRE IN AN Ono TowN.--A FIRE occurred at
Mansfield, on Friday, by which Eve stables,
theproperty Of L. @. Northrop, NJ. L. Miller,
j. p. Rowley, L. B. Matson, and one Helde.
man were burnt. Loss considerable; cause
unknown. A man named Baer was severely
injured by being accidentally struck in tbe
face with the pole of O fire hook.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

", ARREST ora NAIL RoBbfR.H "a short time
since, a clerk in the Postofice at Oaledopia,
Canada West, fhe son Of q clergy yman, robbed
the mail Of letter containing $3.50. He was
arrested In Portland, Maine, whether he had
fed, and returned To Canada. 4 { a vr.l ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

GREAT COMBINATION OF RUBBER ISTEREsrs
A Boston paper says 10 late issue: "We
hear that great combination q the hereto
fore hostile and pugnacious rubber inserests,
both Day and Goodyear, is about to take
place. q company, or association with the
command Of a large sum of money, will buy
out all the interest and combine in themselves
the manufactures Of the various phases of
rubber goods throughout the United States.
1t will probably prove to be one of the largest
operations upon this continent"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

RIFLE MATCH BETWEEN ENGLAND AND IRE-
LAED.-Mr, Gray, of Gateshead, in the North
OF England, having challenged any man in
made BY Geo. Richardson, gunmaker, of Cork
City. The match came OF in Mr.. Richard
sons gallery, at twenty-one yards, the place
and distance having been selected by the
challenger Richardson won by five TO one.
his five shots having been put into a space
upon the target that was covered by a penny
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

MoDIsH MARRIAGE IN BosToN.-Mr. Brim-
mer son of Ex-Mayor Brimmer and Miss
Trimmins, both members of the upper range
Of fashionable society in Boston, were mar
ried recently. st. Pauls Church was
crowded with the wealth and beauty of Bos-
ton. The fair bride lost her "Trfmmins"
but consoled herself with a 'iBrimmer."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

PAINFUL BETRAYAL OF A FEnAIr LuNArrc
Catherine Fry, young woman, was arrested
last week and lodged In the Jail of Fairfield
County, in this State, for drowning her
iIegitimate child in the canal, The un-
fortunate girl is said to be of unsound mind
and some unfeeling wretch taking advantage
Of her weakness effected her ruin. i.. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
The Poetic Side of Married Life Bxposed--
Wealthy DistilIer Sues for Divorce for
Various and Sumcient Reunous. b. % XII

ing Ioeuc Siue oil Married Life Exposed
A Wealthy DistilIer Sues for Divorce for
Various and Sufficient Reasons. h 20 .H
John Walton, wealthy distiller In New
York, recently brought suit against Ellen NJ.
Walton for divorce, on the ground of cruel
and lnhuman treatment which rendered IL
unsafe for the husband TO live with his wife.
BY the compliant it appeared that the plaintiff
was wealthy distiller in Twenty-ffth-
street, his residence being in Twenty-third-
street. At the time of the marriage the lady
was a clearinghouse keeper, who, accord
ing 10 her statement, had enled twice To the
hymeneal altar, and had been deprived of
both her partners by death. She represented
that she had three sons, two of whom were
the children of her first husband, Jeffers, and
the third was the child of her second hus-
band, Captain Russell. The also stated that
she had a little girl in the country, an
adopted niece. a-f ol 4aaYm i93l8siR -
The plaintiff claimed that the lady had
made false representations to him; that in
stead of being married twice she had been
married three times; and that, according TO
bis belief the second husband, who was
named Morrison, was yet living In the State
of Ohio. The niece was no niece, but her
own child, the offspring of q man named
'Yelouton. The plaintiff then alleged that
thu, defendant was a lady of strong passions,
and had repeatedly Threatened him; that she
insulted his friends; that her son, with her
consent, brought improper company to his
house; and that the lady herself Kept i'm
proper company, and went TO houses Of ques-
tionable repute.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A TEsSEssEE FIRM Runs AWAY FROM It's
OREprToRs.-Arnold Il Bro, dealers in mil
lnery goods at Memphis, Tenn, recently dis
posed OF their entire stock in trade at a ruin
Gus sacrifice, and one day last week took
French leave of their creditors, to whom
they were indebted for about $4,000
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

=. Tm AMERICA -ExaEIsh Row mo MArca. -
Joshua Ward, the American champion oars
man, has gone into training for tho contem-
plated race with the Ehglishman.9 He prom
ises, At the end Of a month, 10 pull drag
whsrfy fourteen miles without stopping. a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A PRoFITABLB ExoAvATIoN.--A As a man
named John Murray, of Abbeyside, Dungar-
van, was engaged in q sort of excavation out
side his premises, near the old Augustinian
Church, he discovered a piece of gold weigh
ing three pounds and four ounces, estimated
at about fl40. '.7 :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

LA VEsERABLn IRISH MULE.--There is at
present mule, seemingly in good health and
strength, drawing milk daily to Baltinglass
rk-house, Wicklow, which was employed
in the Rebellion of l79s carrying military
stores to the army while at Vinegar Hill.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

"A NneRo RRxDExyous DsoovBREp.---A
cave has been discovered in the Abbeville,
3. O., district, whore runaway slaves secrete
thsHIselyss. Two recently found there re.
sisted al efforts to capture them 20 .stoutly
that II vas found nesessary u shoet them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

DzsIRuoIIvE FIRB IN IRELAND.- .-One of the
most alarming and destructive fires that has
ever occurred in Belfast broke out in the
wholesale warehouse Of Alderman MuIiin,
sitmted 20 Vietoria-street and before it was
su6dued buildings aud other property to the
value of about fl6,0O0 were consumed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

DEsIRABLE COMPETITION IN THE GAS BusI-
NESS The Boston authorities are, about TO
give the privilege Of opening the streets and
laying gas pipes to, y second company, so as
TO have competition fhe first company re-
sist the granting of this privilege.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

HANS ANDERSEN AS AN AUTHOR ONCE MonE.
After a long silence, Hans Christian Ander-
sen appears in the list of authors. A new
work by him, relating to. his native country,
1'he Sand Hiils Of Jutland and other Tales,
Is in press by Mr.. Bently, and will be eagerly
looked for by readers of all ages. - -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

MANsLAuGHTER IN THE SouTH A LESS CaiMs
THAN SrEALne.-At Dallas (Ala) Court, q
with sisF siss PSS Was SaaS Sssy sSd
sentenced TO the penitentiary for ten years,
AT the same time and place, McMulleri
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the second
degree, and was sentenced 10 six months inn
prisonment In the county jail, and fine Of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

g1 AN EseLIsH LoRp MADE MAD m MArRr-
NoNY.-- Within the last weak, says ths Lon
don Court JolnHd Lord -, 10y but very
recently married, has gone raying mad, aud
extreme measures have been resorted TO- II
first showed itself BY his first holding out
threats 70 his wiz, who, at length becqmipg
is staying at Brighton, 10 seek her proteo-
ton The whole family arsino the greatest
grlef.i .,iaenosas ~ ban t,,fId "a u51ad !
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

LmERAL BEouHsrS- Mrs A. Hoilins,i Of
Lynchburg, Va, has recently given Slf, 900
TO HQllins Institute, Botetonrt Springs, Va.,
which, with her gifts in previous years, and
the gift of 81, 900 by her husband during his
life, makes the sum of f$l7,50O u.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

!, BusT OF THEopesp PAREBR.---Wc learn
sas 5dsss aSI1g the last S., winter n s.O5 the ps
The latter was much pleased With the work,
l0OEsa z q Il could DO ~ }EsS ! hsys been
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
A DanseroH. bat very Trsaoherous Iol.ol

=
DanseroHs hut very Trosohorous .Ieiscl
An ingenious Partisan stationer, who, for
some years past, has taken up his abode at
shanghai has returned TO Paris, bringing
with him, a curious Chinese invention. This
extraordinary discovery consists Of the com
position OF paper which can be made 70 last
as long az one wishes by the use Of water
Or edu uHdgiqnt. The paper must be prepared
Deiorehand BY some means known only by
the buyer and SELLER and then is saturated
with the water, which is colorless, tasteless
end Hcentless. The length Of time that one
desires the paper to last is regulated by the
introduction of pure water to weaken the ef-
rect. For instance, IL the paper is 10 be de-
composed within SIX days, the eau 1laoioxe IA
put on without adulteratfon; IL month, a
certain quantity Of pure water Is to be used.
with this paper then, the willy Chinese
write their biLlet-doar, taking care, however.
that the corrosive water and their passions
shall be Of the same weight, The water IA
called Divine Ink and the paper Exquisite
Prudence. If Divine Ink and Exduisite
Prudence, take up their permanent abode
IN civilized countries, what death blow Il
will be TO all breaches of promise suits,
which, for the most part, at least, are founded
on love letters, written promises, &c. And
then again, how many persons would sign
promissory. notes, knowing that thanks 10
their ere di0iHe, their signatures would soon
disappear in fact such an invention is a most
dangerous one, reversing the present order of
Inings, and opening a wide field for rascality.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

TEE yApANRaR DEsrRous or Aanss-- The
Japanese Pripcss desire to obtain American
weapons, and tools for making them.i IA When
Eosd' Keep EnglishnAn ok Very Rood.S
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

Francis Late, a middle-aged Gerpnan, who
for some time past had been unemployed in
New York the other evening, procured q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
AIabus.a De,no.ratIc Couvsu,,.o.... ,,,,.. !.

q MosTsoMsRY, ALA, June 6.-The National
Democratic Convention sent full delegation
70 Baltimore, and nominated an Electoral
a9 The delegates at large are D. o. Hum.
aphrey, S. G. Paisley, W. o. Winston j. J
Fiviels 4, A: Baker, Jno. Forsyth, A. w!
Hillard; and H. Garnett. ,,i. 4, il,'7 an ro
There was also twenty district delegates.
The Regular or Seceders Convention
sends delegates to Richmond and Balti-
Those at large are ]. q. Lyons, A, B. Mssk,
B. W. Paine, W. Z. Yaneey, VIM. Brooks, ri
d. Smith, L. p. Walker, Z. w Taylor, and
twenty district delegates odi al AfHs9i yin
Mr.. Yancey had the floor, this morning,
and spoke in favor Of the minority, plat
form. T1inpgai llA 10 nIp-s -s2Al q fNfNT
b Mr.. Gardner, of Richmond followed in
favor Of the minority platform. gaoiRl9I
s mt. Jackson, Of Savannah, spoke in favor
Mr.. Cobb, Of washington CITY, closed tbc
debate. AL the speeches were able, and
many Of them eloquents ii,a al i,as bng .badii
&c. 8, Stiles called the previous question
and the main question was ordered, -.
% The vote was then taken on the minority
platform, and resplted-syeasI 7fjnays, 3O5!g
q The vote was then taken on tho maiority
report--ayes, 2ss; nays Al, ,Adjonrned.T ~
4 r-rHis d tl-L-fI 80 VA INV l--fIT'rrlA ftt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

7 IAIb5I bN ITLEUHAFH.
London, May 25.--The Sicilian news are
very meagre and conflicting. It is reported,
and some authorities assert correctly, that
Garibaldi had entered Palermo with 5000
infantry and cavalry, and that the Neapol-
itans were laying down their arms. II was
also stated that Gsribaldi, had issued stir
ring proclamation, stating he assumed pro-
visionally the Dictatorship of Sicily. He
was received with the greatest enthusiasm at
Palermo. i1 z,cf s,NWm s9an aai H
The news lacks reliable confirmation, and
great panic at Messfns, among the author
tiles there. Official Nespolitan dispatches of
the 22d and 23d of May, ASSERT that the insur-
gents were beaten twice, driven from their
positions and pursued, and that one of their
leaders, Rosselma Puto, was killed. 80"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
7l' COMMERCIAL isrrLLIeEScE.


ILiperpoo1. Nay u.s. Breadstufs-Messrs.
r., s. 4 Core Flour dull at 26s. Cd. .(a30s.
Wheat quiet: sales of red at los. Sd. d.(1lOs. 3D.;
white at lls.@l2s, Cd. Corn very dull: sales
Of mixed at 34s 3D.; yellow, 34s. 6d.@35s.;
white, 96s. 6d.@37s. ''l'A 10 t'JFI
Provision Market. - Messrs Wakefield.
Nash d Co., B., A. Il Co., and others, report
Beef heavy, and all qualities slightly declined.
Bacon inactive, but firm. Lard dull and
quotations barely maintained: sales at 75@
7es. Tallow--Al qualities slightly declined:
sales of butchers at 52s. ,7o3 AZ o--tp-. T.
Produce Market.-Ashes--Po and Pearls
at 2es. .@2ss. Sd. for the former, and 32s. Sd. a
33s. for the latter. Sugar heavy. Coffee
dull, and all qualities declined. Rye Is dull
at 22s. Cd: some sales of Carolina at 24s. cd, a
26s. Fish Oils slow of sale, but prices unai-
tered, Linseed Oil 2as. 6d@39s. Resin
steady at As. 5d.@4s, Cd. for common. 30 !.
London Markets.--Baring Brothers report
Breadstuffs quiet; Iron dull f5 IS. for rails
aud bars, Sugar dull and declining. Coffee
dull, and inferior qualities declined l@lK.
Rice steady. Turpentine dull, ass. Cd. (a36s.
Tallow 62s.@6@. Sd. Tea, all qualities
+ Money 4arkst--Consols closed on Friday
ct s6, Messrs. Bell d Co., report the market
for American Securities quiet and unchanged.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. o.. .,r,,,
LtverpooL May 5.-Cotton---Sales on Fri
day amounted to 1000 bales, of which 1000
were to spectators and exporters; market
closed very dull. iIlW .lIllr .'1-I h'lF
Breadstnffs closed, on Saturday, p. NJ,
quiet, and Provisions dull. ....'
London, Saturday, p M---Consols dull at
951$@95h for money and account. ''' A' l''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
RAILWAY MATrERs.


,GAdlG lrRkIss DEPART. OIHafU
LITTLE MAINLY minutes faster than City time
A. M. and III P. M. Columbus Accommodation,
p. M. Xenia Accommodation, 0P. M
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYroN--f7 minutes
faster than City time, q A. M, 10i1O A. Nj 0,3O
p. M. and Q p. M. Hamilton Accommodation, 4 A.
N. and $3.50 r. NJ. tt.iH eAFAl 81 II
ONO AND MtssIssfPPI-ti2 minutes slower than
City tlme,l 4i95 A. NJ. and 5t35 P. NJ. Louisville
Accommodation, 2 p. M. II % VI g z
= iNDiANAPoLls AND CINCINNATI sHogr-LISE-fi2
minutes slower than CITY time,l 5t4O A. NJ, 11i5O
A. M. and q p. M.
MARrETrA AND OnoiSsArr--IT II minutes faster than
City time,l 5i45A, NJ. and 3,3O,P. M.
CovISGToN AND LExfsaros-ICIty time,l 5,4S A.
M. and 2f25 p. M.
cScIHxArIs RIcHNoNp AxD ISDIASAroIis-,, A.
M, 2t3O P. M, 6P. M, ,f.4l.i.. ..--lIr.T =.
"u" TRAINS ARRIVE.
LITTLE MIAnr-3i5O A. NJ, 8 A. M, Il,O4A, nj.
and 4i4OP M.
ONO AND MIssIssrrPi+9,55 A. NJ, 12r2S p. N.
and 0s5O P. NJ. y ttiii ,F,Tf7',
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DArroS-9.45 A. NJ,
1910 A. M, Up. NJ, 5r3O P. H., 1855 p. NJ. and
0i15 P. NJ.
lSDIANAPoLIs AND 'CIScnEArI-IOiI5 A. M,
4 p. M. and 11i45P p. M. "a y W W y
MARIETTA AND CINcINEArt-1C,O6 "A, M. and
CosSGToS AND ExINOroS-1Oi35 A. NJ. and
CIso1SsAfI RIcHSoNp 1xp IxDIASAroLrs-7,45
A. M, p. M, $3.50 p. M.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

.Ass,sA-sat u Lssus DRY Gssd. Hsnss.
bnMExstfs june TO. 4 Wells, an extern
lnss dry goods dealer haSAssigned. Liabisi-
uss e3s9ooo Asssts, tseood0
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

THIsHVENlNG, june 9, win be presented f5
FAINT HEART NEVER won FAIR lady.
Duchess Dc ToTrenneys, Mrs. Mary Beaie Hale Ruy
Gomez, hr. Lansdonr wagef 9TFFT
Tho psrlormance VIII eemmeneewith .Gl4lhUi
Ingomar, Mr. aLangdon; Parthenia, Miss A. Waite.
~ AZ eSaofrow evening, Farewell Benefit Of Mi.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
Arrival Of 0IeveIand schooner d Ilyssl..I

tAh ma IA .bReeloo Iisnoiasani boa
!. NEw YoRE, June 7r-5The, schooner, a q
kyekfr, ffom CLEVELAND, arrived a. Liverpool
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
AMUsMMMNTs,
SMITH & Nlx0R'Si HALL

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing Monday, June 4, -
SANFORD and his Opera Troupe.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

BENEFIT OF MISS ANNIE WAITE, a.
On which cccesion Mrs. ANNIE BEALE HALE
viii make her inst apperance on any stage
BY especial request, Miss ANNIE WAITE will
OF " Parthenia." Tif-Jss1D S-'''"''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

',oIt is rumored IN Court circles that the
Queen will visit Ireland in July, accompanied
by the Royal Consort and some members of
Her MaiestY,a familV.--.. - - :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

Madden q Roberts boot and shoe store.
in st. Louis, was robbed of four or five thou.
sand dollars worth of stock, night or two
since, byrburglars. no q lgftT1fB 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

Buepos Ayres unwrsbed Mussso In io.s i6 aese suoA
IutFe Rios MUhed, ifd,Rc., 6 mos.
Eatre Rios ppunshtd, Sa inc., mos
Cerdovs Washed, l3G22c, 8 meA
Cordoss Uswa.hed I0aJ4c.. 6nos
Peruvian Washed, 2sds2. tmos
Peruvian Unwshed, Isa23c., 8 mos
Smyrna.
sr,>- ina fine wsshed, a5sc g mos
su,n low ard Medium Washed IS d2oc G mos
emyns ,frsJ Washed IidiCc, 6 mos
emyrrs " Ae Lined PnIlsJ i6aI0c g mo-
Sn,yfna Ora, LINED PalIed, icaf&c, mo-.
Smyrna 10 G,es. g. pale, mos
Russfdn
Donst ei Washed Lon, White, 17d2lc.. 6 mos.
Donsloi Washed Long Bls'ej 1916, mos
Donsk6i Un~ksbed, Sdlnc.. mos.
East sadia.
East India Washed medium to zoe i8a5ao. nial
Fast India Washed White to common, lvdl6c., 6 mos
Eat India yellow Haas
Eat India Blaci 9al4c