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DIVORCE NOTICE.

John l.. Vernon, whose place of residence is
to the undersigned petitioner unknown, is no.
did, on the 10th day of August, A. D. 1873 1le
her petition in the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for Jacly-
county, Ohio, charging the said John L,
Vernon with being willfully absent from said
petitioner for more than three years last past
and asking that she may be divorced from the
said John l.. Vernon, and for other relief;
which petition will stand for hearing at the
next term of said Court.
Dated this 18th day of August.A. n. 1872.
SARAH II. VERNON.
By ]. w. LAIRD, her atty.
Auo02-gV
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d MnRGAN


.fIn 1851 the Legislature of Maine
passed stringent prohi6itory tda0, in the
framing of which the wisdom gained by
former failures was made as far as possi-
bic available. Going into operation, it
was found to be effective. and its very
efficiency made the opposition fercer
than ever, and two years after craft and
corruption secured its repeal Again it
was made direct political issue, and the
party favoring its re-enactment prevailed
by great majority, and in 1856 the law
was established on foundation not to
be shaken. The evil ingenuity of law
breakers has rendered additional provi-
sions necessary from time to time; but
the fundamental principle, the total sup
preston of the traffic in alcohol as a bev-
erage, remains, and shapes all legislation
on the subject And it has wrought
wonders, and is still working wonders.
The LIQUOR traffic is not wholly annihi-
lated, but its power is destroyed, and its
rayages are greatly lessened, crime, pau
perism, vice, the entire brood of depravi-
ties that draw their inspiration from the
grog-shop are greatly decreased. Taxes
are less burdensome, life and property
are safer and every public interest is ad-
yanced This is the testimony of all I'M
partial and reliable witnesses. To satisfy
let evidence not TO be contrGdicted speak
the records of the Internal Revenue De-
partment. 1t must be remem bered that
in the books of the revenue Office all who
sell Intoxicating drinks, no matter for
what purpose, whether for chemical or
medicinal use or as a beverage, are clas-
sified as dealers, and taxed as such; und
that the duty of the revenue officer is
simply to collect the tax, whether by
State law the sale may be legal or illegal.
Moreover, the revenue officers, receiving
their appointments from Washington,
are independent of local influences, and
have every incentive to do their duty
without fear or favor. Consequently
their returns are by far the most reliable
that can be obtained. We select fer
comparison with Maine where prohibi-
ton has prevailed seventeen years, the
States of New York and New Jersey,
where the license system has prevailed
for two centuries.
NEW York-Population 1887, AGA, Lii
uuor Taxes $7,111 ,34S, Per Inhabitant
ST 62, Places of sale p, 7,S99, Number of
Inhabitants to each place of sale 157.
New Jersey-Population 906,096, Lii
uuor Taxes Sl0l5,9 ,925, Per Inhabitant
ST II, Places of sale 6,970, Number of In
habitants TO each place of sale 80.
Malne-fOpulaIlOu ozo,o1o' Liquor
Taxes $S5. 5.247, Per Inhabitant 13 cents,
Places of sale 745, Number of Inhabitants
to each place of sale 841.
sThese returns are for the year ending
June 80, 1872 The whole number of
places of sale paying taxes that year in
the United States was l68,42 or one to
231 inhabitants, and the entire amount
received in liquor taxes was $57, ,734,Ol5,
or $1.4S to each inhabitant. Any man
who in the face of these facts, will per-
sist in saying that there is as much
liquor drunk in Maine as ever is beyond
the reach Of rational conviction.
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DOAD NOTICE.

A petition will be presented to the Commis-
sioners of Jackson county, at their next session,
praying for the establishment of county road
on the following line: Commencing at a bridge
across Salt Creek in Jackson township, near the
residence of Cyrus Willis, thence in SOUTH
easterly direction passing over the lands of Cy-
rus Willis, John Shay, Isaac SteVison and
others, to tntersect the Chillicothe road near
ship. PETITIONERS
JI1lY 81. ,72-5w 1-
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GHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
jeremiah Barton In partition
on
Rebecca Barton ct al. 1st order of SALE
The State Of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Notice is hereby given that will offer at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House, in
said County of Jackson, on
Saturday, September Goth, A. ID. 1878,
at one o'clock P NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county of
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The south west quarter of the north west
quarter of section number twenty-nine (29), Of
township number seven 90, of range number
nineteen (l9).
Appraised at $500. Unencunbered by dover.
To be sold in certain proceedings in partition
wherein jeremiah barton is petitioner, and Re-
becca Barton ct al. are defendants.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third on day of sale,
one-third in one year, and residue in two years,
the deferred payments to be secured by notes
and mortgage upon the premises sold, and to
bear interest at six per cent: from day of sale
Given under my hand this 10th day of Au-
gust A. d. 1878.
R. w. HUBBARD,
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio.
JAMES T'RIfF. Atty.
Aug. 81, '73-5w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GTRATED, from the undersigned, residing
y near Oak Hill, yearliIg calves, heifer,
white all over, heifer, dark brown, blind of
one eye, red steer, white line back, dark red
steer. They were lost some three months ago.
Liberal reward will be given to the finder.
JOHN J. THOMAS.
CTRAYED,-Fromth the subscriber, on the 5th
= of August, small light bay mare, star in
forehead, a saddle mark on right side of back,
round body, and shod all around. She is about
eight years old. Any person giving informa-
ton so can get her. will be suitably rewarded
WIN. p. NICKELS,
Reeds Mills P. o., Vinton Co., Ohio.
Aug. q, 'T3-3w
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EARM FOR SALE.

I46 acres, 81 miles below Portland, on the Gal
lipolis Road, dwelling house, barn and other
out-buildings, an orchard of choice fruit, two
wells of good water that never fails. will sell
this tract of land for SIS per acre. For further
particulars call and see me on the premises, or
address, 1. p JONES,
aug2S-tf Oak Hill, Jackson county, Ohio.
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a9 The English railways are flooded with
comic American books.
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The Indianapolis journal alludes to 'f
widow woman"
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THERN WOMAN WHO HAD EEEN RECON
STRUCTED.
LED.
BERLIN x ROADS, Aug. 81, 1877;

To the Editor of the Standard:
Will you please publish the following
taken from an article in the Methodist
Quarterly Review, by Rev. j. T. Crane, D.
d. Newark, N. j.; so as to enlighten the
'all intelligent people at the other end
of the county. and if they want any more
proof we will give it to them.
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Prof Wise. the balloonist, ought to
take skye-terrier along.
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UNDERGROUND ID


the Light of Day Startling Adventures in all
parts of the World Mines and Mode of Work
Ing them; Undercurrents of Society Gambling
and its Horrors; Caverns and their MysteriesS
The Dark Ways of Wickedness Prisons and
their Secrets; Don in the Depths of the Sea I,
Strange Stories of the Detection of Crime.
The book treats of Experience with Brigands;
nights in opium Dens and Gambling hells; life
in prison, Stories of eXiles; adventures among
Indians; Journeys through Sewers and Cata-
combs; accidents in mines; pirates and piracy;
tortures of the the inquisition; wonderful bur-
glaries underworld of the great cities, etc, ETC.
AG ENTS WANTED
for this work. Exclusive territory given.
Agents make 500 " week In selling this
book, Send for circulars and terms to agents.
j, b. BURR d HYDE,
Hartford Conn, OF Chicago, Ill.
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NOTICE-LUMBER.
| All kinds of lumber and framing timber for
| sale and sawed To order on short notice. Per
| sons desiring to purchase lumber will pleas
call Mt our MIL or at the Globe Furnace Office.
HOOP s. BBU.
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VooD TEMPLAR's BASKET MEETING.

There will be Good Templars Basket Meet
ing at Cross Roads, September 4, 1873 All
Lodges of Jackson and adjoining counties are
cordially solicited to attend. Speechesand vocal
music are the order of exercise. Come by the
thousand, and hear what the Good Templars
have to saw, and don't forget your baskets.
ROBERT BERDEN, President.
s. ]. LONG, Secretary.
A Annn.lA
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JEFF. DAVIS LAST SPEECH.
Full Report of His Speech at White
Sulphur Springs.

Gov. Letcher said: As the organ of
this aconye ltion, it is my pleasure, as
well as my duty, Mr.. Davis, to give you
hearty weicome-a welcome to the hon.
ors, the affections, and hospitalities of
Virginia.
Mr.. Davis responded: 1 am deeply
thankful for your kind welcome. feel
at home in Virginia She gave her bosom
to be torn by all the horrors of war, and
her sons, and her treasure for the cause;
and / look upon her mountains in their
peaceful grandeur, her verdant wales, and
her material wealth; yet above all, her
men excel her soil, and her women ex
eel her men. Fresh in my memory is
the devotion and selfsacrifice of her no
BILE women When the Shenandoah
Valley was laid in waste the fair women,
whose hands had never known an hours
toll, labored for the support and comfort
of the army. / am most happy to know
the cause for which we have con-
vened. Much time has passed away;
many of the participants have been call
ed to their fathers 1t is hard for those
whose hearts were in the cause to think
of those days without feeling their moth
ers softness coming to their eyes. We
have been
CHEATED RATHER THAN CONQUERED,
and could we have foreseen the results
of the surrender, we would have been
free to-day. The time has come for US to
vindicate the truth for the sake of the
unrecorded dead, who fought for truth,
and died in patriotic cause. These
scraps of history do US injustice. We
must collect the material for the future
historian 1t may have been well to wait
until passion and feelings should subside,
but we should delay no longer.
"Do WE NOT SEE DECADENcE
in all that makes a people great and
happy? Therefore, the higher the duty
on US. / have received letter from
gentleman in Massachusetts,, in which
he wrote our people: Il owe you debt
of gratitude for maintaining those prin-
ciples of constitutional liberty that the
safety of the country depends upon, and
which would have been lost sight of but
for your struggle" Ladies, have often
said in you was my greatest hope for the
future of our country. l have never
seen
SOUTHERN WOMAN WHO HAD EEEN RECON
sTRUCTED.
The men of this day may yield the prin-
ciples for which they contended, but the
children who succeed will cherish and
perpetuate them. Gentlemen of the So
ciety, may your steps ever be onward
and upward. l urge you to all diligence
and fidelity. You must succeed with the
grand old Early at your head, whose
brave heart never failed or faltered, and
who had the manliness, whether in a for
eign land or his native SOIL to assert the
glorious principles for which he nobly
struggled.
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DIR. j. r. MILEER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.

called an Sc Universal Remedy,o as it is
fast superseding all others general family medi-
cine. It cures, as if by MAGNETIC INFLUENCE,
Neuralgia and all PAIN and is therefore very properly
termed % Magnetic Balm." 1t is purely vegetable
preparation. 1t has no equal as remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Morbsfs. DidTrh10, DyS-
enteTy, CoIic aud all BotreL COnsPtdtmts;
Its timely use win cure Colds, Group, Dpn'
theria Quinsy, and all Throat affections.
when properly used. Fever and Ague, ano
other complaints incident to western and southern
climates, are easily broken up. a..
Nervous Pain, Sick-Headache, ano hneumat l
ism cured by this medicine when all others nave
failed. Toothache. Earachc, Burns, ohho''ns an"
Bruises are relieved at once by its use
The genuine has ID. Kansonn 81 OT.s
private Revenue Stamp the outside, anu Dr' D. ~
Miller's Magnetic Balm blown in the bottle. -,
Examine closely, and buy none nut .ne ~ gThoi' h.,i
d. RANSOM, Son 6 Co., Propr's, Buffalo, N Y
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CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Jacob A Sell In Partition
Harriet Martin ct al. 1st order of sale.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, IS:
Notice is hereby given that 1 will offer at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House in
said county of Jackson, on
Saturday, September goth, A. ID. 1878,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The north west quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section number thirty-tfo (32), township
number eight (Sl, of range number eighteen 1S),
subject to the dover estate of Nancy A. Harbar-
ger therein, to-wit: Four acres in square in
the north west corner of said lot
Appraised at S6l0.
To be sold in certain proceedings in partition,
wherein Jacob A. Sell was petitioner, and Har-
riet Martin ct al. are defendants.
TERMS SALE-One-third on day of sale,
one-third in one year, and the residue in two
years. The deferred payments to be secured by
notes and mortgage upon the premises sold,
and to bear interest at six per cent. from day OF
sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Au-
gust A. d. 1873.
r. w. HUBBARD,
Sheriff jackson County, Ohio.
JAMES TRIP, Atty
Aup 21. f73-5W
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The Best Paint in the World.
NOTICES.

DASTURE.-s0 acres of good pasture to rent.
Il Inquire at once, of John NJ. Smith, two
miles from town, on the GallipoIis Road
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Mediocrity is often garrulous.
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TO THENERyoUs oFBoTH SEXES.

y .
The frequent requests of sufferers from Nerv-
Gus, Neuralgia and Weakened conditions of the
system, for the means which restored the un-
dersigned to health many years ago, has again
induced him to make known publicly, his in
tention to benefit others, and he will therefore,
on receiving postpaid directed envelopes send
free of charge copy of the treatise detailing
the discovery, uses, and prescription of the
herbal remedy employed
Address, JOHN NJ. DAGNALI, NJ. B.,
IL Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Julyl7, ,TT3-Rm,
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus ~ are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do so.
W. w. PEABODY, Master Transp.
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"ANTED-An agent for the New American
w Sewing Machine, for jackson county,
Liberal terms given to good agent. Address
Arthur Lyon, Portsmouth, Ohio. Will be here
for few days only ARTHUR LYON,
Travelling Agent
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IST, AND PROPRIETOR OF CLEWERS' GREEN
MOUNTAIN OIL.
Two years ago mighty chain
Had bound me to the bowl;
Its links lay burning my brain,
And crushing down my soul;
My mother, far from scenes of strife,
Was in her grave laid low,
And not star shone on my life
But two short years ago.
Two years ago, the loafing throng
That hung around the inn,
Would say-"Come, sing us now song,
And you shall have some gin."
And the drunkard's catch would troll,
The lowest of the low,
And then in drink would drown my soul,
But two short years ago.
I~To years ago. upon the edge
Ofruin's gum lay;
wolze-I rose-I signed the pledge
Two gears ago to-day;
That pledge hath sas'd my drowning soul
From sorrow. pain, and weei
Twas that, that helped me dash the bowl
Away, two years ago.
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rs PURELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION, COM
Il posed simply Of well known r DOTS, HERBS
and FRUITS, combined with other properties,
which in heir nature Cathartic, Aperient, Eu-
tritious Diuretic Alternative and Anti Bilious. The
whole is preserved in sufficient quantity of spirit
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LOWEST CASH PRICES!

aIng precrbi@ons b @
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They have purchased A NEW TWISTER
and can furnish merchants and customers with
all the yarn they will need al low prices.
Please give us a call, or send your orders.
FRANKLIN MILL COMPANY.
Junel2, ,7@tf
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Henry Myers
VS., On I'd order of sale.
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TWO YEARS AGO.

BY DR. r. E. G. CLEwERs, DRUGGIST AND CHEM
IST, AND PROPRIETOR CLEwERS' GREEN
MOUNTAIN OIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01

Nrvyorr tr -BrvvEs-The arrivals TO-DAY were Us cas- az
eorrppsv -e.re reported arr vel an q cans az OLe
br-8rtst . ~ st NrineslAl as4 u-Al5
IN. greF Do time last Wees: Iaoe
sIu bu7ers prices weaker llan on hohlAN
vsty vas Err. goods le h-lA o tle safes Nte ~ ~
~. OF Illinois cattle averaging cN| a ~"
~ and do -vt-s4u- -Gt cWt, at W Ulici ie" Vl' sl
--arlne ti ert 70 steers o. ~ cW az lt
0l@s- fNo ea ili4
sus sieers averaging o. cFt q ltUi2o ,-,.-,-. "a
Ctvrr. live and dressed Veals H large ana
80 have m M declined ung the past week Live calves are gen
Ear at "a 1sci lev sales feae-e-
-. the unres .lI Dressel range nc $3.50
SvvP AND LuBs-There sis for Spring Lambs prices
ebsrre Tie receipts .eep to-day al
- AZ a. F1re. t5j tbs week, against t'At same
- isi ueet. dull prices weaker wish general
arl rausacto-s nights a lev oho cppe
1verauf sold 5Qosc few lots Of western cAppe-
ssrrlrng ai2J %, 40 81 a,ic , . -. -.
Hoss-Wth Forleths and &c reported 70 arrive a.
Con nunpaw e receipts Of Dogs were 49, making lo ls wees
against 40 time lass week Puces are nlm We quoe
i've hogs d lsc.i dressed, "a 1dc
CHICAGO Asr g-Recepts for three iays-CATTLE, 1880; Hogs
400 sheen Diueuce OF the large receipts and
voAhle Esru nak ruled Gull and puc-s weak quality
fair; shippers Local dealers purchasing Only 70
suruIy pens tu Closing quotations range im -
Choice 20 -5a - 0O GOo0; - 'W
Pair % 5J, Medium - 5JG % 30 Inferior ana
Common
dull especially and grades qualify
lots, weak, lower - "a % @ oT
~ for Good Choice - bJG 30 o. Tor ExIa
assorted.
demand; prices steady; 80 J055 for Common 70 Ne
dun IS 25Gs0 - iOT FAR 10 Choice
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u.d. Vests FL 20 Ms ou, s3d se sv, S Sa 1
lover 91is 1 and w Se e asge soesci Western
MIXED S4aSe; White e So =, s9sssS Corn opepsI
;ss , ,SS s., bd,r verge b closet easier and gun. a
q s1 Ss sT.s 6 w g S5 sgasse store. the batter
S and New ned AZ 7i8ie the laser Tor very high Mixed early
On ths sag trres only moderate AMI prices steady we
quote Fin, csy ~ . q y ~ se'o.i S S@ng 81 ,S% ot
SSS s.rag L N sRS, De- i 5sso and Dat e.
tSsrSFsr active an arn sales Of 30 hhis Cuba Aao'
SY AZ SIORESrh market Tor sprts Iurpenne has been euu
and ti pner n N Sr =, r ~ !, ,St Ic Ro.6
& nd lover. Siniue offered at 80 y on he spot without sure
s39 eco 6 9 ,o AZ IS "a Css Psh bed - ga
0IS-Insee uu que but steady q IN casks and 81 on
I. dull an Prime Winter Other OILS are quiet
OH CAEE-The nskc' active and sesdy sales ol'oo
6aT nA Quiet al Unchanged City quoted 81 So and Ontario.
PRoyis0Ns-The v,ry ul and heavy 'e
i-ou .uiurc the cash ana IeguaT are 80 a9l
Si0r W Is SIC saS IS fr Tim Mess 70. future delivery
there Hqur Beef lue ana arca nge9 sac. % a., Wcss
I'D PscSet At -sa-l2 Beef Hams are qaisi bu hrm se o.
- n o Petlci Sog ers bus at .ic. Hams az l2ie;
6ai 4 Smose l'c and Ol TO- shoulders a. y 4s, an
5 ry scive; Sc p- sht Of go boxes civ Long Sff
q st ' a De ard cont s for i Long snd short c .c
ssitei Al l1c 80 boxes Cuu'ef and at s ara ST 1 e for
Live IoE LAM demands sales Of s ~. Go 80
pane steam G uars delivery hr O. so tos ,9r NAY us a. s
arlsi0 alf 90 lOaci co4tfAel' 4ol ~-N' ''' 49,
.ua OF @ size -...s,. e,rt,p,e
prrrR-Te market r-iet hut steady the reetipS continue
s,s. st.ts Na1 quoted . fJc fr Good % Prime. .t
CHxrsE-Tha wy quiet bat prcs are ufl tl ~
t.ht, an 1g8i.i 30 l-Il Fine to Fancy ana is"t m
Vs. Coo. Sow az 5a for fue to Fancy, and IV@I-c Tor
SKINS Flir NJ . Al - .o-,o-vhst an,
The month, contracts we're ouefeI az
rf srfes were reported Al POI l2lc Receivers
-,e- s r. ally asked 2tc AZ TINS prce
~ ~ IN . .~t Ma reported. Gases m cargo ols
- sc Crs .luos AMI am tae spot WITH the rex
-.-t.ts bhs bulk az lusc' Joy u
En- tb wsr. l0c, and sellers az e FOR ohplnt Cu1g
there .au' uu acaers v" n a'u' 81 l 1850 Il
rL.4 ..rI. u H
a. P.,ters ~. Roassyle Nsphila JUL ~ ivy
ted except fv unis sp'~
LOO, r,- I'M. .r. Iu 81 nc sellers 81 23ta@lc
sUg tRS-as at fall pucesi FAR 70 1ool hlul
- .-f-fres . f1ir; sales atouI n hhls 40 .
80 ar Cub - Porto 3co b. qsic for Centilgai slso
- III FL l- Na. rs &C. iOrCeaiusaL heaAe1
S1y,rs IN GOO demand lie or Ha-ls a., Al,
STRARN slrs OF ztn IN mus ~ 'fo' WIZ
"a "a. RI lou P.n- 10 .c> first and las bali Asy .,-,e
TALON gutti of d % sttc for lnroi i'4o
o. p~e A,.. iu iuls ic for Choice CIV. last night
WHISKY uo sales OF aOJ Doa~ A. SlsG
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COTTON MARKETS

Ior,svutE Aprl % Cotton quet' MddIng'' e' receipts
bales; shipments, 90 bseS , ,,,u tc,. ..r,. I A.,
CtyrSyAT Apul M-Coiton DALI MdangS htAi receipts lt0
bsie.. n ppents bales stock aJi bales
aYes huNihss. iof htt
@ SIS bae e1posoastwse AZ bales sales 'O bales stock
,t~rov Apil 3oCotiou Middlnrs, 8c net receipts
e expo-coastwse bAi sa ij balosi STOCK J5Jj
,,.ts,--- mt - -.......
"a b e1orto Britain, 90 bses coaswise ~ bales sales
S,VNyAg Apn 90-COton easier; Mding lglc net receipts
26g oe exports cOastw ~ bales 69 bales stock '0
,...,. .,o
bses. e,pos-O Great Bnn 20 bales sales 80 baei stock
IuARIrsros April 1oCoton dali and nominal Mddings eic
net recruts sales. 100 hae stock, r. haieS
NENPHs April 3l-Ioon dull Middlngs Hc receipts, LULA
bales 222 halesi stock, - Ol9 bales
LousvItLH April BCOOn dui; MiddingS l!c; receipts JJI
bales; shiprnsuts i.655 bales
sT Lous April Miliangs 1910 receipts 90
GsiyEsoS April l0coOn Cat Good Ordinary, i5e net re-
CENTS Dsles; sales. 800 bales 5l.0l0 bales
for grades; Others nominal
Miidhngs, l7ic- III bales; sales, 25 bales
moderator
Ori1ary 22c Good Ordinary, Isle Low M1dnFs IIN'ci
Alldlngs receipts 49 bales. 5l4 bales eApoi
Bnan 28D bseS tie Continent 5l4 bales sales i'o
ba last evening 800 baes stock l52s9 bales
PHILADELPHIA, April M-C0ton quiet; hddhngs ~ n ne
M0BIrE April 0CoOu dull Good Ordinary, 5c Low hd4lngs,
Gc. Midngs 665 bales oxpOrscOaWise bs
bales; sales. 400 bales stock. 35,O95 bales