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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-29
The Election 10 the state.


Yesterday morning wO-had very little
news from points outside the county.
This morning we have o great deal too
muCh-of the kind. The fact Is, We have
met the enemy, and from the best lights
before us, We are Of the opinion he is not
ours. In this Congressional district there
have been some slight Democratic gains
and q few Republican losses. We Judge
the Republican losses, as far reported, are
from / 200 to ] 400, compared with the
vote Of the State ticket two years ago.
The Democratic gains arc in the same
ncighborhood. As the Republican Ina.
jority then was Q little oyer 800, VIC fear
the result win be that Mr.. JoIrN JEVFER.
SON DAVIS will be the next Congressman.
it is, true that we have not heard from
Calhoun and Wetzel, but they cannot be
relied on to change the result Mr.. DAVIS,
we are free 10 confess, was not our first
choice for tho place, but as he seems to be
the first choice of o majority of the people
Of tho district, We propose to accept the
situation, for tho excellent reason..tllat VIC
can't lelpit. I'll Il 9Nltty |E!,jg.5 .
As for the rest Of the State we know
but llttleas yet, and rather think 1t may
be ono Of those cases where II Is folly
to be wise. The Democrats claim that
they hayo carried both, the First and
Third Districts for Congress, the whole
State ticket, the Legislature, md every.
thing else, If there Is anything else. Pos
sibly they have, but it is only conjecture.
They may find themselves asinuch sur.
prised by the result in the southern part
Of The State as VIC have been by it in the
northern. We shall not give It up till the
,leturns are in from Mcdowell. ~
Seriously, tho large Democratic gains
thus far reported in tho State render pos.
sible all the Democrats claim. It's now
certainly within the range OF possibility
TINT they elect their State 3tiekst, and
carry the House Of Delegates, (the Senate
must remain Republican, The ratio Of
gains thus far reported, If continued
throughout the State would give this
result; but We do not believe that such
gains win run all through the State1as
have been made in this end Of #. Tho
Democrats here are delighted, but nearly
as much surprised as the Republicans.
We can ouly advise oHr friends to brush
uptheir philosophy and act as if they OK
pcctcd to hear bad news, +. a4,T30j4
IN. B.-We have two or three fine
chickens for which we don't expect to
have immediate use AS the winter Of
our discomfort is coming on, and We don't
care about yintering the birds, wewould
dispose Of them on very moderate terms,
Apply soon. ea@i 4 Z
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Another Railroad Academies Collie
\" 'H sion and Loss ofLife. 20
ST. LOUIS, Oct. q

-rfs'.t fH.s
The Westward bound passenger train
on the eVandalia and Terre Haute rail
road, collided yesterday morning at Green
vile with an east bound extra freight
train. n. y. Mansham, messenger Of
Adams Express Company was instantly
killed. George Willis, messenger Of the
American Express Company and Wilkes
Eddy, brakeman, were badly injured.
Both engines and tho baggage and express
cars wero smashed. The extra should
have been on tho side track at Green
vile, but instead Of turning into the
switch at the west end, ran blythe station
and while attempting to enter the switch
at the cast. end tho passenger train came
up and before It's speed could be materially
slackened the collision occurred. d No
passengers reported hurt. fi LifT ~ .
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ADpITIoNAL' FOCAL.

4 . . .|
MESDELssoHN QuNTETTE CLuB,-
9 For tho first time in our experience, ofG
musical audience in Cincinnati, have we
seen IL taken captive and carried, away by
classical music. The concert Of the Quin-
tette Club last night was attended BY be-
tween five and six hundred ladies sand
gentlemen, and the most select compost
tions Of Hadyn, Mcndelssohn aud Becth-
oven were listened to with a breathless at
tentiou. Tho concert was too fine, too
delicious to analyzc, but wherever this
MendelssOhn Quintette Club goes success
is sure to follow, and Boston, the city Of
its origin and dwelling place, shares the
glory of It's achievements" 70 CineianGti
Commercial.
This justly celebrated club intend Civ
ing our citizens au opportunity ofltAtba-
inF to some Of their choicest selections on
Tuesday evening, November sth. They
are assisted by tho distinguished dyocalist.
Miss Adoie s. Ryan, tho mention otwAosc
name is alone sufficient to issure them q
full house. Notice Of sale Of reserved
sests will be given in duo time ,.aH
-aCgte5l LII -----.,--l--- ----.-- lI.--.--.- ltlgl4gnb
suor.-Georgo w. Robinson and Eoff
Cunningham became Involved In q quar-.
rellast evening, al tho Southwest corner
Of Market and Monroe streets, during
which shots were exchanged. Cunning.
ham was struck in the LEFT arm, inficting
q flcsh;woupd near the shoulder. HeNaS
also wounded about the head by being
struck with tue butt Of o revolver, The
wounded man was conveyed 70 Dr. Cum
Minis ONCE, where his wounds were prop
etly dtesssd,
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ENGLAND.
Contemplated Massacre of Foreigners
in China. arg'@ -

E--s-|l II uONDONy SGts 90
A dispatch from Bombay announces
that tho day has been fixed by the
Chinese for the massacre 81. all the for,
eigncrs' They arc marching and distrib.
utIng their Iorccs accordingly The Con-
suls everywhere notice, an increasing hos
tiliiy aud insOlence, among the native
population. There is much excitement
among tho English and French residents.
I Lord Lyons, the British Minister, is
preparing to leave Tours n3ii,Fa lE3
Tho Le Pays estimates the expenses OF
the war, beginning with the cost Of the
arfnaments since 1903, at 400, 900, poo
pounds sterling. e2 n r. ii,it "a ,sl ~
AT Orleans the Prussian bands play
every evening, but the, inhabitants remain
closely housed. The shops are all closed
and the women appear in mourning.
Recent arrivals from the west c0ast Of
Africa announce that the French frigate
Villepent, captured the German vessel
Hero! on the 18th OF. September. The
prize had 200 barrels of gunpowder on
board. N" .f'i q d II, ''..i,,s g.S.5,
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"A special from Yapkton to tho
Chicago Tribune says that tho returns
from two precincts Of Red river render the
election Of Armstrong; Democrat, dele
cato To Congress by about l60 majority.
Two Republican candidates were run aud
the vote was nearly equally divided be-
tween them. EGC4y IC..JuNA
Richard Walker was arrested Yester.
morning ut Poughkcepstc, N. y, charged
with dGltauding Chass A. Meigs and C6as.
II. Meigs, ofNeW Fork, OF S96, ,0O0 Bail
was fixed at $4,000 which hs has, not
been able 10 obtain,
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The Railroad boarding house at Bis.
marck on the Iron Mountain Railroad,
Mo-, was burned this morning The
keeper OF the honse, name unknown, was
burned to death and two other men were
badly injured. The house was full Ol
sleeping railroad laborers and mechanics.
Their escape twas effected with much
diHlculty.7fl gdi W i3'f (
Judge Tappari, Of Kings county, N.
y, Supreme Court, decided, Friday,
in case involving 1920, 900, that mar.
.riages arc perfectly legal with persons
promising to live together as husband and
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Paste and Scissors How they Help.
ed q Man into the Senate and
Cheated a Constituency. gs,
There Is reason to believe-indced very
little reason 10 Doubt that Mr.. BAKER is
elected Senator in this district, aud thet
his election was due to the ingenious trick,
referred to elsewhere, 6f printing his
name on little slips and pasting them on
the Republican ticket. The name vas
printed in precisely tho kind Of typo in
which Nj. HERyEY's name was printed,
on thin albumenlzcd paper procured at q
photographers, clipped OF and neatly past
ed right over the name Of Mr.. HERyEY.
Without a close scrutiny The trick would
pass unnoticed. Tho Republican ticket
was so distinctive In its features that 1t
could not be counterieited by any officein
tho city. A glance at the Goddess Of
liberty atthe head CfSthe ticket was
enough to assure any one Of It's genuine
ness ; so that Mr.. BAKERS trick was all
the more successful. ~ f7.o
The tickgbS thus patched, Mr.. BAKER
placed in the hands Of persons in all parts
Of tho city, in some cases Republicans in
his interest, and they were BY them put In
the hands Of Republican voters and voted
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'GERMANY7.1
BEnr1N,aoctober %,

=, J" BERLIN, October 28,.
King William has communicated to
Gen. Won Folkenstien his desire for the
removal Of all obstacles In the way OF In.
dependent voting, and forbids tho enforce
mGnt oil the penalties for holding public
meetings. He also orders FolkensttCp to
release all prisoners already ARRESTED for
violating French laws ~
TheAmze8ges says Germany inrcgaining
Metz has tue strongest point on the llneiol
the NfOselle and must be kept 9 g9I.-
Tho Correspondents says tho health OF
Napoleon requires u milder climate. It's
possible that carly next month he. will
leave Wilhelmslolsolc for Elba. w n &
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s,FRIGHTFUL ACCI.
DENT ON THE CHESAPEAKE (
dSiOHIO, r. R.n --s
Two Killed and Twenty Wounded.
~ 'i-, GD,c,,,oD,r> OcI0hor 90

Two Killed and Twenty Wounded.
q '' RICHMOND, October 2s.
"A serious accident occurred on the
Chesapeake s Ohio Railroad yesterday,
close 10 thu chasm into which the pas.
scnger chr was prccipitated in August
lust, when so many lives were lost. The
Western bound freight train had just
crossed tJerry's run and was slowly mHk-
Ing tho last ascent ofthe eastern decllvlty
Of the Allegheny, when tho rear portion,
including I'm accommodation passenger
broke loose, and rushed back with such
fearful velocity as to cause tho trcstlc
work over the run togtve way. The cars
were hurled down an embankment Of 80
'iGGE smashing thqm toSatoms, and IN
stantly killing two men and severely
wounding two others. The killed were
- Gay and 4 negro named WoodsOn.
It will take, several days to repair the
broken trcstle.t q q " = Ef ~ ~
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q Ano'tkeir nurIrieaDne, in cum.
New YoRK, October %.

Information has been received that a
hurricane passed over EQyel0nI almost
equal In violence 10 that which swept
over the eastern portion Of Cuba on the
7th and 9Th inst, devastating the western
portion Of the Island on the 10Th and Goth
Inst. Towns and Villages were Aleveled
TO the ground, growing crops destroyed
and immense damage done 70 property.
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9 NEW Yo9Ril:Ki !: CRY. Y:aF
New Yopv October %

Sir Charles Bright arrived at Panama,
on October 16, on lHerJM ajesty'F steamer
Vesta, The steamer DaciG arrived on the
18th. AEeceptlon will be given at Aspin-
wall, 70 be followed by banquet at Pan.
anna. The expedition will SAL about the
28th instant
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Personal Compliments.

FY0it1 1tSteF9ayS hegtSEeT'' .s.a ll't ~
We desire to return especial thanks to
our ncighbOrs in Richie, township for the
very handsome and tlIttering vote cast
yesterday. Notwithstanding the fact that
more than hundred registered voters
were unable to come to the polls, and that
nearly, II not quite two.thirds oil th0t
number would have voted the Demo.
cractic ticket, our majority therc Is quite
satisfactory, ,''l.e, ,l'i @'5's'al
Personally; our, neighbors in Ritchie
have placed us under IN obligation which
VIC cannot easily forget. Our own. ma.
jority reached the splendid figure Of one
hundred and tlityitwo. We appreciate
tho compliment, and hereby express our
hearty thanks. 1a 4
In order TINT this may beapprcclatcd,it
should be understood, and TO be under
stood it needs explanation. This expla-
nation Is best suggested by tho figures.
In Ritchic township Mr.. BAKER received
1856 votes and Aff. HERyEY 1888. At the
same time We find that for Recorder
Mr.. snuLrz received S49 md Mr.. Woops
1903! Let US summarize:
Baktr...,.....sss Tocd0. d0.........1es
lIervey. ......1S3 Shultz.,.......%2t
This is u singular exhibit While Mr..
BAKER seems to have received many Re-
publican votes, Dir. sHuLrz received
many Democratic votes. The coincidence
Il quito remarkable. It seems TO us, in
view of 1t, prudence, II not modcsty, ought
to have forbidden the appearance Of the
cheeky, paragraph quoted above. If u
personal compliment was paid Mr.. BAKER,
was, 1t not at Mr., WooDs expense? And
was not "a like compliment paid Mr..
ScnU1Ta Oat Mr. z HERvEY's expense
And was it avoluntary free-wlIl offering
from the voters Of Richie, or wns it
strategy? Who will not conclude with
oRgnEUs &, KERR that it was Strategy
my B6y,P''tl-1 ~ u laia,t w 4 5asl y /
Aud then how many figures less would
the compliment to Mr.. BAKER have
benin Ritchie II the Republicans had not
been imposed on with tickets on Which
his name was pastetlpovsr Mr. HERyEY's
without their knowingit3i r 81. S5s
Finally, WHY'S 1t a prophet Is not;;with-
out honor save in his own country erWhy
was ATr, BAKER hot mplimentsd,,at tho
Court House, in his own township,.Where
he does business and has intimate e@5rcla.
tious with tho citizens: Here The 'eonpii,
ments arc exactly reversed. HcrOlis tho
way-it stood in ClayiH qaH3 gaT[
Batsr..:..s..9S6s ,, HsEvsy: .:-.4fss
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New York Produce Market.

10 gIH.1 .1.uss sss NEW YORK, Oetooer ~.
CoTToN-DemAnd active and prices advanced;
692 bales uplandS were sold At 18Ac.
FLoUR-Dull and lower at &5 90.
GRAN-WhCat dull and lc lower; now spring
81 301l 80: winter red and amber 81 34S9i as.
Rye and Oats unchanged Corn dull and IN.
changed; mixed 6018lkc.
EG0s-SteadyAt At S9c.
Provisions Pork dull and unchanged. Bulk
Meats dull. Bacon flrm and unchanged. Lard
unchanged. i'i ha1H '"f
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NEW ORLEANs.
NEw .ORuEkNs, October g

ans, a. NEW ORLEANS, october ~.
Il All Natchez, yesterday, during General
Lees 0bSequteS, business was suspended
and all classes Joined In tho procession.
The steamboat Lees time To Natchez
was 10 hours, SO minutes and A seconds,
be, ding the Tina Of tho NGtchez IA MN
titeS and 4S secondG
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Chicago Market.

.. #r.u, ua CHICAGO, October q.
FLouR-Unchangcd
GRAN-Whgat dall and declined i02e: No. 2
spring Chicago sold Atg7. Corn-Eo. mixed Al
6lX@69Xc. Ryo-No. qulet at CSC. Barley
Spring No. 2 drmCr at 19c Oats-No. lEmGr
aud kc higher ut 81 34H8S5Kc,
Ho0s-Unchanged al 81 I9k4a 90.
UATTLB-More active ut 81 06Ac.
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IN THE ] ST MUNICIPAL b q c06EFE,ia ,i| a,St5 p J

y IIIE SlHN4IG1FAIh CVuktfE, fE,dUf UF
James nj GuIlett and snSan v. GullOtt1 tutiAts.
who sua by John W. Gplnlmins. iFllilt thelr rT asxt
- vi ...f 4 ..,4 %, s,.,i,l,t,f,i si,. ito iue
William a. Isctt In his own right, and aS ad-
minislrAtor II Susan ISett, deeeased, J6hnW.
lsett and Sarah A, lSett, .,i,it s,,l,ti f.,tli.
Notice iS hereby given that ia pursuance ot q
decree riud6 aud entered Ill the above Glitltted
cause BY said Court at tho September term tlS1U
Thereof, will, on Fridays November llth. eIs7O,
at the Office Of caldgsll 3 Bro, on Fourth
certain hndIreboFt 70 SGid Court the following:
q, lSt, The vauU Of tho perton4l estate OF Spsan
tsett, deceased which has come Into tho hAlds
OF William "A. lsett, dulinistEntuES and dLStGto,
settle and adjust his accounts on tho said estate,
and Of tho rents and pronts ot'tAe feI ettate;
Which have "One 70 hlA hands .inee the death Iof
said susan 1BGtt; also, what debts Of the suIde es'
tatO arc still outStGndih&y II AM, and TO whom
the same arc due, and tho amOuht,of each ,,t-t,
ID: The khSre Of tho personally df said GGttte,
which falls To tho said complain !ntss Az 4pyItK
ISett, deceased. TO whom the reat eStHts MIN
toned In the, bill descends and the share Vi tho
same to which each 10 tntltled;' = - -
4Ih. Whether tho real eslste. OF which the said
Susan Isctt died gelEcd, described IN the bill 10
saseeptihle Of partition among ihe several hslrs
6th. ANY other N teFs pCEtlnept y taid cause,
which may deem proper; OF 'Gby betSJh intn.
tereat may require ln1i-2in5Hl 1fli iGdl
Notice 10 Hlso hereby given 70 oil persons hold
Ing claims against tho estate Of the said Sh6au
lsCtt, dCcGaSUd to present their claims before mo
at tho tin6 and Flace Aforesaid
lf.t{ ZIs-7 M lALFRRD CALDWELI3 i
Commissioner In Chaucery Of said Court.
n HIcuGnDG0N ANDiJAAHs r. ROOMS,
ocst0.M. ~ Ssolett0rs slor Copp pphiqAnts.
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Baltimore Market,


.TI-- = -"" ID DA1TINURb' VVKVVuV 90
FLouR-Dull but unchanged.
uRAIN-Whe4t-QIl aud unchanged. Corn
demand good at full prices, but unchanged;
mixed 69fbT1cc. UatS-Flrm at 46060c. RyO-
700SUc.
PR0YnIoNs- Unchanged.
WuUKY-Qulet 1T 9OC ssH.
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LABoR.-Labor is capital. Bestow good
health upon a man, SO 10 that he can labor
six out Of scycn days, and no matter how
poor he may have been at the commence
ment OF liic's great race, he wilIhe certain
to accumulate n fortune, provided be takes
care OF his earnings. Plantation bitters is
certain to make the weak ones strong, and
to preserve the health Of the healthy.
From lour TO six hours Is considered the
ordinary limit for brain work ? At the cx-
piratlon ot this time the PHOSPHORUS is
carried off, and tho man becomes irritable
and nervous. If he is poor and continues
on at his tasIl, US most Of poor doctors,
lawyers and editors do, he will be certain
to shorten his days and fill an untimcly
grave, as did Sir Walter Scott, ulcss he
uses Plantation Bltters, which speedily
restores his vital energy, repairs his indi-
gestion, and corrccS5 his sluggish circula-
tion OF his blood.
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RUSSIA.
ST.. pErrrn,spuRo, rl, October %!

ST. PErERsnuRo, October e8l
Tho Emperor has removed certain Anti
German Governors inthc BAltcproyinces
~ 4Eu LONDON, October 90.
The Tines thinks England should not,
like America, abandon the scrupnlJus
neutrality, and afford supplies to both
bclligercnts.
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Philadelphia Market.

t.-1'', PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER ~.
FLouR-Dc Demand light, but holders ftra. Z.
GRAIN-WheAt-un Unchanged, OTn-Dull: mix.
cd 75lbe0c. OatS-Demand fair and hrm He.
PROVISIONs-Scarca aud dull.
WnSKT-Dnll and prices shade lower for
iron bound II Oo19lc. .;-y osG, II.
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victory in Obi Ohio Co County, n t

" F.4#
In the face Of the largo Democratic
majority in this county on the general
ticket, the election of RICuARDS. Brown
Republican candidate for Sheriff by a
majority Of 21O and Of sAMuEIsB. NIcCon-
1ocn, Republican candidate for Clerk
OF the Circuit Court, by majority Of
40, is q surprising and gratifying event.
Mr.. Browns competitor vas gentle
man OF great strength, who made such u
canvass us never was madc before in
this county. That Mr.. Brown should
do over six hundred better than the aver
agc Of tho Republican ticket SLOWS his
very great personal and deserved popu-
larity, as well rs the devotiona and ardent
exertlons Of his friends. Alr. McCoL-
Locu, had to oppose 10 gentleman OF
very winning personal qualities, who was
universally recognized as most excellent
clerk, and who had such strong i'd
hcrance Of personal friends, and such a
large following in other respects, Us would
Ordinarily placeany 'gsuccess beyond
sSdSaIht,5 J d So 4 VI! y . y" 4 :
To the young men Of the city, of both
parties, as parties arc divided politically,
this gratifying result is very largely due.
Perhaps we ought to say wholly due, for
without the energy and ardor which they
infused into the campaign, such result
would have been impossible.
Last evening, at pretty late hour, q
largo company of the friends Of the sue
cesslul candidates, accompanied by q
brass, band, visited their residences on
Fourth street and screnaded tlem.-7
Short speeches were made BY Otcssrs.
Brown and NIcCoLLocn, and little
speech on behalf Of their friends by Capt.
r. II. CoCnRAN. Subsequently, at thein.
vitation Of the successful candidates, the
company adjourned to CHARLEY Bell
IBR's dining rooms, on Market street, and
partook Of an oyster supper. Tho utmost
Joy and hllarity prevailed and tho compa.
nv broke up at q late hour. '"
TAFyFr - L---a - 49,, - Il ....|'
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A Fight BET, between cen Distinguished Men.
ais,tH GoRpoNsyrrLE, October 90.

"a tight taok place here to-day between
Col. John B. Baldwin, Of Staunton, and
Col. William skeen, Of CoviDgton. Col
skeen was badly cut about the face by
Col. Baldwin's fist, p oaa S5"''s-,gl
\ The cause Of tho fight Il said TO have
been an offensive letter from skeen to
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SPAIN.
MADRID, October 2s.

The carly resignation Of Senior Rivers
rs President Of tho Cortes is announced.
senor Morct will Introduce in tho Cortes
carly In The coming session bill TO con.
solidate tho Cuban debt, .u .
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EsRGy'M6ss F.Iit1SE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc SIhnge PIddings, Gus.
tards, Creams, &c, SC. The cheapest,
healthicst, and most delicious food in the
world. 4N09 81 X COc20:eod-w
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B DExocRATrC maorities in. this county
are: On Governor 4Gl; on Congress 444;
on Supreme Court 443; on Senate 249.H
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REAL Mink Set OF Furs at $40 per set
at the Fur,storo. Z. Il
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New York, Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRE, October 70.
Market quiet and and cotton goods depressed