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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING TOW
i PHILApELPHIA AID NEW York. W,


r.. WAsHiNsION, March q, 1885
Trains between Washington and New Ycrk ara
BOW run as follows viz. 'A -
LOB NAV YORK, without change Of cars.
ne = daily Except Sunday at $50 q. N, ard
phia. '"' " '~~e'
Leave daily Except Sunday at n:i5 a. m. and
FOR PHILADELPBIA
Leave DAILY except sunday At 7.s0 and li.Is q.
OF SUNDAY.
m only.
daily =
Through tickets to Philsdel obi T. New York or
Boston. can be mad at the station Office at elrhours
In the day. as we'll as AZ the new Office ~ the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3Is Penn.
avenue, e1tween 9TH and II b sire ets
See Baltimore end ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore,
Anna polls anr the West =
w, p. SHIT H, Master OF Trans portatien.
l. M COLE Seperal Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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RAILROAD LIN .
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN hAILROAD.

&AEU&R9
TIME TABLE,
On and after MONDAY, November II, 1886. and
until further notice, Passenger Trains Will IN n be.
tween Warrington aud Alex andria a. follow:
bEAyE WAsHlNSros. LgAvE ALEXANDRIA.
From ND. avenuH depot. From Car. Duke q Hearv
through all n Local ese Go ki ~ A. n
s s 90 LOcs, ai--.-~.; So :.
......... ~ " -.......- SEQ p u.
..---...- 80 through M all corner OF
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go rsI Local cor. King 1 : :
.... and Hear,-e,,S ::
SUNDAY PASSENGER rRAINs.
rhkAv WASH kGroS, LEAVE ALEXANDRA.
Through Mail 6:95 A ~. sts Local NJ a., A Nj
Local ost;- sSsr N Through Mail sso. P ! M.
no 10 W. PHELPS General Manager.
'T'HR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING TON
PHILApELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
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Evening ctAf, proVtouh 20 the seiu dAy,
Test-JAS. Il. O'BEIRNE,
no lf-lawsw~ Re1ister OF villa

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court ef
Washington county, ia the District Of Columbia.
letters tee ameni airy on the personal estate OF
John McDuell, late Of washington, d. G. !,
deceased. All persons having CLAIMS against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof the subscrf
they may otherwise, by Law, be excluded from sll
benefit OF the said estate.
1ssai. ELIZA MCDUELL.
oc - 1awSw' Executrir.
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= 40 to-day recsivins HOBBY OF the 6ses
favor and sSpearsncs ,r,cu.,,lod /
. :. Il Corner Of 18th and r streets. under
90" WaBfg shei" Heass.
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From New York.

NEw YORK, June G.-Cholcra still pre-
walls at quarantine, with eight new cases.
Five deaths occurred yesterday. Eighty
eeven cases still under treatment.
Gen. Hooker has issued orders to inter
cept all Fenians. Several hundred were
canght in Highgate vicinity. At st. Adams
they were without commander. and
seemed about to invade Canada con their
own hook, poorly armed, and dependent
Oh citizens for food.
Ale1ander's Morrill,, by Lexington, won
the Derby stake at the Patterson races
Yesterday. Nine horses started Time:
two minutes fifty-tive seconds.
The President has pardoned 161 crimi-
nails, and the number of political pardons
IS II, 1881.
The steamers Alcppo and City of Cork
TOOK ont s2,020,0O0 in gold. The Cuba,
from Boston, took 81, ,62O, 900
Dispatches from Toronto report all quiet
ana that the news received at noon from
all quarters indicates that the excitement
Is subsidinp
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Later IRON, Europc.

New YORK, June G.-The steamer Africa
has arrived, with Liverpool dates to the
26th ultimo.
The cotton market was 1irmer, but un-
changed, with sales of 10000 bales. Bread
stuffs inactive. Provisions ouiet.
LONDON, May 26-P. M-Consols s7M
S7t. Five-twenties 654@653. Erie's Al i0L
~. Illinois Central 76@7G4. There has
been general improvement on the Stock
Exchange.
LAIER.-Advices Of the 9th, ria Queens
town, by the Africa, confirmed the state
mont that three neutral powers had ad-
dressed all Incidental note to Berlin. Vien
na, Florence and Frankfort, inviting a con
ference, and it is believed all will assent;
but the reply Of Austria had not boon re-
celved. Warlike preparations continue.
Continental affairs are unchanged Kos
suth IL actlng III COMFORT with the Italians,
and endeavoring to excite = Hungarian
revolution.
Reports are current at Prague that Prus-
sian troops are advancing on tho frontier.
Lord Cowley has been summoned from
Paris to London for consultation at the ex-
pected congress OF the powers 10 assemble
about the 5th or 10th Of June. The Times
says that the result Of the conference will
in no event affect the position OF England
as stated. The Prussian- Italian treaty
names May % for commencement OF hos
tilities. Entertainments have been com
menced near Vienna.
1t is reported that an Italian patriot ap-
peared on the frontior OF Caffaro and took
away half of the bridge on the Italian side
of the river.
Garibaldi is reported to have left Caprc
IN for the Adriatic coast
Financial and commercial affairs IN Eng
land show great depression. The pressurc
for money indicates that the crisis is not
yet over. The Times suggests the ssuc Of
interest st-bearing notes to relieve the pres
sure. Among tho suspensions are ". II
C"nbrough X Co., American cotton deal.
efs, with liabilities OF fi50,OO0
The Spanish Foreign Minister referred
IN Cortes to remarks made in the English
Parliament about the bombardmcnt of
Valparaiso, and stated that Spain wonld
continue to act vigorously, if the South
American Republics continued the war.
At Bombay, 620 coolies were burnc. to
death on an Italian ship, which they set ON
fire during revolt.
The Hero, from New Orleans, arrived at
Bremen on the 23d ult., with 800 bales OF
cotton, which was damaged by Ere.
large arrival OF specie from America
caused better feeling, and reaction stI
IN i'll the London Exchange
The Paris Bourse closed buovant
Cotton is declining.
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From Washinxton.

WASHINGTON, June G. BY direction of
the President, Attorney General Speed has
issned a circular to District Attorney Mar
shall, instructing the arrest of all prom-
nent leaders OF conspicuous persons called
remains, who are, or may be, guilty of any
violation OF the neutrality laws The Fe-
man prisoners at Buffalo have been re-
leased by the order OF the Government.
The men are to be released on their own
recognizance, and the officers in $500 bail.
all to appear at Canandaigua when re-
qulred, and to subscribe that they will not
take up arms.
Official advices received here leave no
doubt that large body Of Fenians still
threatcn Canada. Great alarm prevails in
Montreal, which created monetary panic ::
and run on the Savings Bank placed gold
at a high premium.
Charles Conor, ST., counsel for Jefferson
Davis, had an interview, this morning with
the President and Attorney-GeneralS Speed
IN reference to the case of the prisoner.
1t IL understood at the State Department
that contract has been made by the
French Government with the trans Allan
TIC Steamship Company to TRANSPORT the
first detachment of French troops nom
MeAlco to France i'll October, Marshal Ba-
zalne accompanying this detachment.
Inc President has issued a proclamation
Tor the purpose of maintaining the public
good aud national honor, and warns all
GOOD citizens from aiding or abetting un-
law1ul expeditions OF evil disposed persons
against nation with which this Govern
mont ID at peace, and authorizes all magis-
trates and other officers of the United
States to exert their authority to defeat
any unlawful proceedings, and in bringing
To Justice all offenders. Gen. Meade has
expedition.
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Tria, or Jenerson Davis.

RIcnMoED, June G.-In the case of Jeffer-
sou Davis, the District Attorney said he
was not i'll the custody OF the Court, but q
prisoner OF state. Attorney-Gen Speed
could not be present. He therefore moved
that the Court adjourn until October. Mr..
Brady said his client wanted speedy trial
and waved all forms, but he knew thoy
Judge Underwood said that Chief Justice
Chase expected to preside, and had named
October as a convenient time and as At
torney-General Speed could not be there
now, he granted the motion of the District
Attorney, and advised the counsel Of MIR.
Davis to make application to tho President
for relief, as all power rested in him. The
Court was, therefore, adjourned.
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y London correspondent says
Mcssrs Peto & Belts have received
extraordinary offers of assistance
from all their friends, but under
existing circumstances they have
resolved not to resume Meanwhile
they are making every effort for the
protection of their creditors and the
due iultillment "f the various large
works on which the ultimate value of
their assets Will depend.
On Saturday last 2.2o car loads of
cattle and hogs passed through Cleve-
land, Ohio, for the Eastern market.
y call for johnson meeting in
Rochester, New York, is published,
signed by several Republicans.
a new paper, entitled the "Hub cf
tie GmicerSe. is to be issued at the
'tluh, about the 18th Of June.
1t is proposed to hold a great
Southern Educational Convention
during the coming summer
A negro has sued the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company for refusing
to sell him first-class ticket.
There were 392 deaths in New York
city last week
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From Washiueton.

WAsHrNoroN, Juno 5.-1ho published
cash in the Treasury, Mt 50, 67O.2 .28s. De-
crease, s19,0O0,OOO in May Tho cash in
the Treasury is stated at nearly $780,
6O0, 900.
Stephens, tho Head-Contre of the Fe-
nianG, : ':crc.
A large number of the clerical force of
tho Departments will be discharged this
month.
The Secretary OF the Treasury reports
sold through Assistant Treasurer at New
York since February, s35, ,44O, 900 in gold, at
q price OF about 1901.
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The Cholera.

NEw YORK, June 5.-Dr Bissel reports
patients at quarantine. TIe disease is
very virnlent. Some die in few hours
after taking sick. The ship Eugene has
arrived from Hamburg, and reports twenty
deaths, and eleven on tho steamship Her
mann, from Bremen. Disease not stated.
LATER. The condition of the cholera pa
tlents at quarantine is deplorable. The
hospital ship, Falcon, is full. There are
twenty more cases than can be cared for.
Five vessels are quarantined within a circle
of two miles, having on board either cho-
lera, yellow fever or smallpox. A clergy
man and two nurses sent on tho hospital
ship were all attacked by cholera
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The FeIainns.

New York, June "a Montreal specia
says: The authorities have reliable in
formation that the Fenians are marching
from Fairfield on st. Armands A battle is
expected during the day.
TORONTO, June 5.-Tho regulars and y,-
luntecrs recalled from the front will con
centrate here. The thirty Fenians cap
tured at Fort Erie have been brought here.
and will probably be tried by court-martial
and hanged.
. Nrw y"nk, June 5:-1t is reported that
General Murphy will cross at st. Rei's or
Cornwall, with 200 Fenian infantry. An
other column is to cross at Bcauharnais;
and General Spear, with 5000, to move
from st. Albans on Philipsburg, to cut the
railroad at st. Johns Junction, on the
Grand Trunk Road: Operations proposed
to cut of Montreal from Successor. Sweeny
moves tonight from Malone. A baltic is
expected to-day
IL ia said that two Fenian spies are to be
shot, this morning, at Fort Eric. The Fe-
mans are moving from Malone with artil-
iery. On the arrival at Fort Erie, the
American Consul was shot at and grossly
insnlted by The British, while in house.
with flag unfurlcd He has demanded an
apology.
Warrants have been issued by the United
States Commissioner to apprehend the F.-
man officers now on board the MICHIGAN
lof examination before 4 COMMISSIONER
who will decide whether they shall be held
for trial. A writ of hdbfds corpus was
served, but the hearing was postponed to
give Commander Eryson, of the steamer
Michigan, an opportunity to consult the
Government authorities at Washington
fllm"r@ of 4 column OF Fcnians march :
ing INTO Canada arc not confirmed; Gen.
Sweeny is said to bo at Malone, New York
but the probabilities are that the invasion
Is at All end. President Roberts, however,
has issued Il stirring address to the IRISH
men, ami promoted Col. O'Ncill To IL I;ri j.
Sadier General for gallantry. Arms he
longing to the Fcnians have been seized ut
various points; and tho United States il
using all efforts to preserve neutrality.
Head-Ccntre Stephens declares the move
mcnt crushed.
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THE sTATE0F SOUTH CAROLYN

NXTHEREAS Information has been re-
w ccived at this Department that
w.lful murder was perpetrated, on the
night OF the 9th ultimo, in the city of
Charleston, by HUGH CAI.LAN On the
body of EDWARD MILLIGAN, and that
SAID Callan has fled from Justice:
Now, know We, that to the end that said
Callan may be brought to trial and condign
nunishment, do hereby offer reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
for the arrest and safe lodgment of the
said Cal!an III amy jail in this State, or
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for his arrest
and lodgmcnt in any jail without the limits
of tins state and within the United States
Cailan is about eighteen years of age,
five feet two inches high, stout built, no
heard, brown hair, closely cut.
Gwen under my hand and the seal of State
1T Columbia, this the 4th day Of June,
lsG6, and in the ninetieth year of the in
dependence Of the United States of Anne
rlca. JAMES l.. DIRK,
Governor OF South Carolina.
WILLIAM K HUNT, Sec'y OF State, s. G
Juno
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The Presbyterian Assemblies.

ST. LOUIS, May 81. .-Rev. VIM Ferguson.
Commissioner from tho GAINESVILLE tOhiuj
Presbytery, was expelled from the Old
school Assembly, to-day, for writing an
offensive letter TO the Ohio .S!utpS,uuu and
for which he could make no satisfactory
explanation.
The vota for expulsion was very large.
This is tho worst case Of the kind that las
ever occurred. The motion for expulsion
was made by DR.. krebs
Drs. West and Boardman spoke in the
Louisville Prcsbytery case to-day The
Assembly decided to take final vote on
the above case at o'clock tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, June The resolution fthe
committee and tho amendment of Dr.
Humphrey were laid on the table by motion
OF DIR. Thomas, and the substitute of Or.
Gurley taken up and passed by vote of
l96 to 81. This substitute condemns the
declaration and testimony as q slandcr
against the church; schismatical in its
character, and its adoption by any church
court Is declared all act OF rebellion against
the authority OF tho General Assembly 1t
summons all the slgners of the declarat ion
and all the members OF the I'resbvtorv who
voted for 1t to appear before tho next Gen
cral Assembly to answer for their conduct
and prohibits them from sitting az mem
bers of any church court higher than sos
sion, until their cases are decided; it dis
solves any Presbytery that disresards this
bytory authority in such ministers and
elders OF such presbytory Is adhere to the
action OF the Assembly
On motion of DR.. Monfort. those mem
bers excluded under this substitute ,y.re
allowed to retain their seats in the Assem-
bly, until Its adjournment, which will pro
badly take place tomorrow.
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REPORT OF the Post nstcr-Gcneral On
TclcSrnphic Comm uni ati Ions. etc.

WAslHNGToN, June 2-Among the docu-
mcnts submitted by tie Fostmaste er- Gene
raj, IN response to the resolution of the
Senate respecting the erection of Govern
ment telegraph lines, is the answer of the
4" American. Western Union" and
-" Omitted States" Telegraph Companies, to
his Inquiries. This document is somewhat
Voiuminous, Yet one which c:alnot fail to
attract attention, and Will convey many
facts not generally known, and of interest
to all connected with tclcgraphic enter
priscs. Among the points reached are:
j. The lmpracticability of i,'etiicuiing
telegraph traffic ON the post Office system
"' one charge t" all places, and taking the
minimum Of present tariffs AZ the stand
ard. This, it claims, would bo making
what are called social messages suffer
tor the commercial business, the former
being chiefly local and representing tHe
minimum tariff, and the latter distant II
also shows how impracticabie it would bo
to SUI: :ain the lines under such n tariff, un-
less with an increase of business, which.
II offered, c0uld not be sent without The
contemplating increase of wires, the in
crease or capital and the absorption OF
large sums OF money, without any certainty
oi advantage
Z. lhc tallacy OF the proposal to send
niXty-Word messages at the present rate of
postage, showing that the mere cost OF
delivering IL message in New York exceeds
eiSht cents, and that under ordinary ,.x
Pcns"s of rent aud operations, w.th the
wires constantly occupied, moving twelve
hours each day, at the rate OF 1000 words
per honr. six-wire line between Washing
ton ana New York would entail nett io9s
or over 1900 900 per aunuIu
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The DnYiS Trial.

RICHMOND, June s. The sUnited States
Court met. Judge Underwood made vio-
lent charge to the Grand Jury, dcnouncing
press as hcentious and reasonable. VIM.
Is. Rudd asked, in behalf Of Jefferson
Davis, If it was proposed to try him OF eus-
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negro infant left in the care of
negress was horribly murdered at
Mobile last week.
Some of the English papers find
fault with Madam Crisis singing.
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Auct1on Sales.
variety .SUe.
By LEVIN & PEIXOTTO

THIS MORNING, at our store at 10
o'clock, we viii sell, if fair weather.
a variety of Household Furniture.
ALSO,
barrels family Sugar, Flour. BACON
Hams, Soaps, Champagne and Madeira
Wines, Molasses, biscuits, Cigars, &c.
ALSO,
Twenty-Five pairs Colorcd Blankets.
icam" large Wrapping Paper, Corn Bags,
small superior Tent Cloths. SLoveis
h.cS, .Ec.
The above will be positively sold without
reserve June
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Te1e@Eapb..
Tho Markets.

NEW YoRK June 6.-Cotton frner, at
9s@40 cents. Gold, Az. Sterling quiet.
at TO-
Z. Motion, 5000 cents, with saios
of Il. .O0O bales. Sugar quiet; coffee steady;
nlolasscs duh. Gold, 44s
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pend it. IIennessy, Assistant District At
torhcy. Was unprepared to answer, in the
absence of Chandler, the District Attor-
ney, who, lie said, would he present to-
morrow: if not, he (Hennessy) would an
swer. The court adjourned.
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CINCINNATI, June q Flour dull and I'M
changed --suporiinc. ~. 25019 50; extra, 10
GtlO.75; family, $ll.500ll2 50. Sales of
800 bbls. pork, at S3l; bulk meats, I240c
15i, with sales of 300, 900 lbs. Bacon firm
l4{a1l4! for shoulders; ia for sides; 1870
~ for clear sides; sngar-curcd hams, IL.
Cotton dnll-nothinS doing. Gold, 40
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL

BALTIMORE, June 3. Middlng cotton
3?Nlll; low middlings, 374M3a; ordinary
3h@3. Family flour, s140lI7; extra, slU1,
l3; snperiine, S9.500llO5U.
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LOUISVILLE, June 5-Tobacco of all de-
scriptions closed lirn!cr on all grades: the
sales OF leaf amounting to $50 hhds Su-
pertine flour, $3.50. Corn, IS. Oats, Co.
Eacon shoulders, II /; clear sides, l9i; mess
pork, $3.50. Wliskey, ~
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| 500 bbls. pork, at S31; bulk meats l240n
15i, with sales of 300, 900 lbs Bacon firm
l4{lGl44 for shoulders; ia for sides; 1870
~ for clear sides; sugar-cured hams, ls.
Cotton dnll-nothing doing. Gold, 40.
LOUISVILLE, June 5-Tobacco of all de-
srriptions closed lirn!cr on all grades; the
sales OF leaf amounting to $50 hhds. Su-
Psrtine flour, $3.50 Corn, Is. Oats, Go.
Bacon shoulders, II !! clear sides, Iei: me-.
pork, $3.50. Wliskey, % 80
New YonE, june 5. Cotton quiet, at 81
G39. Sales of tho week 900 bales: re
ceipts for the week from all ports Ii, 900:
exports ditto same time II 900 bah.s Su-
gar closed buoyant. Coffee firm. Mulasa.s
dull. Gold, 46s.
CHARLESTON, June s. The market for
cotton still continues without activity -
sellers being unwilling to meet the views
OF buyers. Sales Of tire day about II bales,
at 29c. for low middling.
AUGUSTA, juno g. The mfavorable adj
vices from Europe during the week past
have had depressing tendency. There
has been some inquiry Tor small lots of fine
cottons, but the lower trades are almost
entirely neglected. Cottons which would
have sold ten days since for sc. will not
to-day command Sic.
LIvERPooI, May O. Cotton closed with
declining tendency market has declined
sold. Sales Of the week A, 900 balos. Sales
to-day fer middlings were made at 800
.123d. Sales Friday 5000 bales
The London Mercantile Guzettc, speak-
ing OF the cotton supply SAYS: The crops
III Egypt and Turkey have fallen off; but
we have now pouring in upon us supplies
from India, America, the Brazils, &C., far
IN excess of all previous calculations. 1t
may have been to the interest Of many per
sons to understate h" quantities likely to
come forward in given period; but we
have warned our readers that the produce
OF the world would presently DO in excess
OF the demand. How far we have been
correct ls demonstrated by the statistics al
details of the imports for the present wear.
Notwithstanding that 250 26O moro bales
nave been purchased at Liverpool only for
home consumption since the commence
lncnt OF tho year, tho supply in warehouse.
7sl, go bales is 247, ,626 bales in excess Of
the corresponding period in 1868. The in
crease III the import, 679, 040 bales, is so
large that few houses are now manuractur-
ing, except to order. AT the present time.
there are about 650,0 bales OF cotton
ailoat from India, against $50, 900 last year;
while the four months importation from
America INTO liverpool were equal to $50
600 bales.
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NEW YonE, juno 5. Cotton quiet. at 81
CH3D. Sales of the week 1000 bales: re
celpts for the week from all ports Is, 900:
exports ditto same time II 900 bales. Su-
Sar. closed buoyant. Coffee firm. Molasaes
dull. Gold, 4GS
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SHIP N ExVS.

PORT OF CHARLESTON, JUNE &.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Srhr. John 8. Leo, Bunnell, New York
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CHARLESTON, June 3. The market for
cotton still continues without activity -
sellers being unwilling to meet the view =
OF buyers. Sales OF the day about IL bales,
at 29c. for low middling.