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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-16
Dr. DIX
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Legal Notices.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of the State
of Nevada, in and for the county Of White Pine.
JOHN G. SCOTT, Plaintiff,
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a Railroad Watch

Travellers by Railroad frequently find their
Watches completely demoralized by the continu-
Gus jar of the train. To overcome this difficulty
has long been a problem with watchmakers, and
it is now successfully accomplished in the new
grade made by the ##s.
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POLL TAX.

OFFICE COUNTY ASSESSOR.
HAMILTON, New, May 3, 1873. I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Poll Tax for the year 1873 is
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

I EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF the Stat
of Nevada, in aud for the County of White Pine
b. b. BIRD, Plaintiff,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21
! r. tTTT RI a ~ xxv

GKiEzr MoRAL CoNuNDRRun SOLVED
The Detroit Free Ress has this: In a
select school in the Sixth Ward the
other day . class Of boys were spelling,
when the teacher came, TO the word "sac.
Ii6ce;S and stopped to explain it and
make : good moral point She told
them that sacrifice meant to- slay. to
kill, and also % forego ones own CON
veniencs ~ ia ssks Of mating Others
happy. For instanoe,s ! she said, II
hAye : kite, and 4 lame boy, who can't
Doll hoop o. play like other boys, comes
1u1k And ns6 l6f II what should ] dot"
AyOptb. laq9 SsydeEsraised his hand,
an@E Wl6ek iodaf 6at hepoaged: Il Il Smash
him IN the mouth and RIM like thunder. !"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

ANEW paper in Texas starts out with
the announcement that in religion we
are conservative, and we intend to ad-
here to the cash system" IA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21
DIDN'T KNOW TON SCOTT.


Did you ever hear the story told Of
! the first interviews between sGendral
John Pope and Colonel Thos. A. Scott,
during the second year Of the war!
lScott was then Assistant Secretary OF
War. and had occasion to see Pope,
stationed at Cape Girardeau, Mo-, on
ifneql6snt' business.g AS 6swell knows,
"a &esefak il, brat leastsWss, EnotTa-
lfNeSle lor Scourtesy, aadyinzregafd
to profanity, he could have given the
British army in Flanders three points,
and then have beaten them at their own
game. .x ! y
Pope had his headquarters on trans
port, and was seated in the cabin, smok-
ing, one afternoon, when rather small,
quiet looking man entered and said:
r }" Is this General Pope?" yf5YY
e That's mypame, sir Pima loud hec-
toring tone.
II have some business, General"
"Se6s my adjutant, then Ihave no
time time to attend to YOU"
"'But,, General, my business" T
"D-n your business! Seemy adju-
tant, Cd d-n you'll"
"You don't quite understand me,
!, :spcs' hdesstandiH 1landd
It'siy you who do not understand, for l
have told you to see my adjutant, Cd
d-n,yoa! half q dozen times"
Ny name, General, is Scott, and"
"What the HI do | care what your
name is? If it's Pot, or Rot, or Sot, or
IDIOT, as l suspect, it's of no conse-
quence to me, Cd d-n it,"
All this while the stranger preserved
his perfectly quiet, calm, modest de-
meanor; and Pope, being nearly out of
breath from temper and excess Of pro-
family, gave him time to say, as tran
gully as if the General had been quite
polite from the first:se FnT.
'~'fI have the honor to be Assistant
Secretary of War, and the misfortune,
General, to be unknown to one of the
most urbane and bestbred officers in
the service of the United States"
The first part of the sentence had so
overwhelmed Pope that it is doubtful if
he heard the singing irony of the re-
mainder.s His manner changed at once,
and he exclaimed: /" beg a thousand
pardons, Colonel did not know you,
and | am sure you would pardon my
rudeness if you knew how tremendously
| am bored by fellows who insist upon
seeing me because they have lost j
chicken or can't collect fifty cents from
a Union soldier.
Colonel Scottm made no furtherrcmarks
but entered upon the business in hand
at once. During the remainder of his
stay in Pope's department, he was treat
ed with the most distinguished courtesy
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

A NEGREss, speaking of one of her
children who was lighter colored than
the rest, said, II nebber could bear dat
brat, cause he show dirt SO easy"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

An q concert, the other day, one Of
the vocalists found hervoice thick. She,
strained # but without any good ef.
feet. sf-rs = 80. T -~s.4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

4 A CosNEcrcur paper speaks Of 4
reign Of terror in that State because
man has been arrested for stealing an
umbrella. gong ~s..,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21


IDIOTS IN CHURcH.-A clergyman was
recently annoyed by people talking and
giggling. He paused, looked at the
disturber, and said: 81 am always afraid
to reprove those who misbehave for this
reason: Some years since, as was
preaching, a young man who sat before
me was constantly laughing, talking,
and making uncouth grimaces. l
paused and administered severe re-
bukes After the close Of the services a
gentleman said to me: Sir, you have
made great mistake. That young
man was an IDIOT Since that l have
always been afraid to reprove those
who misbehave themselves in church lest
| should repeat that mistake and re-
prove another idiot" During the rest
OF the service there was good order.
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AN exchange says: eve have re-
ceived a letter from a female cousin
now going to school at Vassar College,
and as the epistle contains information
of a startling character, it is thought
best to publish it. After request to
send her down box of soft slatc-pen-
ellis, and gum-drops to eat, she says:
ave do have such fun here. All the
girls are made to participate in outdoor
exercises, and we row on the lake, ride
horseback, turn hand-springs, run foot
races, and have heaps of fun. Belle
Hastings can climb thirty-foot smooth
pole in two minutes; Nell Vivian (you
remember her) can turn handspring
and not make wrinkle in her dress;
put beautiful head on Mary Dodge
yesterday in the boxing ROOM"
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Weather Probabtfities.

wAsu1so7os, December 1o.-For New
England aud the Middle Atlantic states,
fresh to brisk variable winds witt, stormy
weather on the coast, followed oy inetcas sa
pressure and clearing cold weather py sat
urday night. ,,s, -, -
with lower temperature and areas OF rain
and snow, followed by clearing weather ana
fresh to brisk nortberly and westerly winds.
For the Northwest. cold nortbefly 10
westerly winds and clear or clearing, weather
For the Southern States. increasing pres
sure with lower temperature and partly
cloudy weather, the prevailing winds IN Inc
last.named districts continuing from Tue
| north aud west.
In the canal regions Of New YORK, fenn.
sylvania, Virginia, and Ohio decidedly lower
Temperature during Saturday. The rivers in
western pennsylvania will probably rise
slightly tomorrow, and the fall OF the ONO
river below Cincinnati will be more gradual
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Cuba.

ANOTHER FILlBUsTERlNG ExPEDIT1oN-sPAS-
IARDs AMBUsCADED AND SLAUGHTERED
THE CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS.
HAVANA, December Is, via KEY WEST, De.
cember 19.-It Is reported that steamer
named Santiago de Cuba has succeeded in
landing a flbustering expedition on the
southern coast Of the island between Guam
tanamo and Santiago.
/. Adyices from insurgent sources state
that column Of 500 Spaniards set out on
Monday last to surprise the depot of arms
and ammunition near Guarniaro, but fell
into an ambuscade prepared for them by
General Marimo Gomez with 600 cavalry.
Only one hundred Spaniards escaped. The
commander and 200 soldiers were killed and
the remainder taken prisoners.
The Cubans subsequently released the
Guerilla, Major Martellque, and other off.
GERS, and after attending to the wounded
sent them under escort to the vicinity of the
Spanish lines. A Spanish column has start.
ed in pursuit Of the insurgent forces.
The representatives OF the Republican
journals Of Cuba have presented doc:i-
ment to the colonial minister demonstrating
against the censorship, and declaring that
their journals will be compelled to cease pub.
LEGATION unless the rules are modified or abol.
ished.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EuEI1nC.
LONDON, December 1s.-The bark Sultan
has been lost with twelve persons. e..
Dispatches from the gold coast announce
that the King OF Dahomey has joined the
Ashantees. Hiss. b.
The fever continues among the British
troops, and hundred invalids have been
sent 10 st. Helena. ~s
Spain.
MADRID, December 19.-The bombarlmen'
of Cartaoena continues. A tremendous
magazine has been exploded within the
walls.
Dominquez offers pardon to those who
surrender.
The insurgents have provisions, but their
ammunition is falling.
Peralta will probably be appointed Cap
tain General of Porto Rico. -
The cure Of Santa Cruz has escaped into
France. t
France. 4.
PARIS, December 19.-In the Assembly to-
day the bill increasing the salary of Presl'
dent Mcmahon passed. -.-...
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New York Items.

New YORK, December ia fire in the
naval office of the custom.house destroyed
papers which will Inconvenience shippers.
Wright & Tillinghast, dry goods house,
attribute their failure to the Spragues.
The trial Of Harry Genet, member of the
Assembly elect, was concluded this evening
with a verdict of guilty. The sentence was
deferred until Monday. Genet was charged
with forgery, and was implicated with
Tweed.
The Cotton Exchange will adjourn fro M
Wednesday the oath to Monday the 29th in
slant. The Gold and Stock Exchanges will
probably not adjourn for more than one day
A prize-fght for $500 took place to-day on
Long Island between Jim Turner, of New
Orleans, and Eddy McDuff, and resulted in
a victory for Turner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

TOR RENT, the desirable RESI- a
DENCE on Franklin street, IN Linden Row no,
ll2), recently occupied By Judge Christian. Apply
TO rde 1861 SCOTT 6 CLARKE.
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
.. Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sPLEN.
~ DID REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
CHEsTERFlELD, AT THE MlpL0TH IA J;
BUCKINGHAM ROAD, ONLY AQUARTER OF
A NILE FROM COALFIELD STATION, ON
THE RICHMOND AND DANFILLE RAIL.
ROAD, THIRTEEN MILES FROM THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of q decree OF the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county, at the May
term, 1873 IN certain suit styled Hancock,
guardian, rs. Marion j., Beverly H., and simon
Hancock" the Undersigned, special commissioner,
will sell at public auction on SATURDAY De-
mises, ELfEyES ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,
lying on the Buckingham road, with valuable I'm,
provemenis thereon. House containing eight gooa
rooms two stories high, with all the necessary out
liam b. Woodbridge and DR.. Edward Archer. 1hls
property has been subdivided In three par GELS
i've acres with the improvements. ms is truty
valuable property, situated 1mmeclately iu ue
coal.teld, and convenient to railroad, cnurGhes;,
stores, schools, sc. A map OF the apove-descrlDea
property can be- seen on the premises Oh oaS VI
sale. r,,
This is beautiful summer resort, SO near hlch-
noud. and In half an hours drive OF the Huguenot
Springs, and should engage the attention OF parues
seeking such Investments. Any one Wishing 70
look al the property before the day or sale VIII call
ON Mr. Marion j. Hancock, at MIR. +. NJ. Archer s
store, al the Midlothian pits.
TERMS: Une-tourth cash, and the balance at
four eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes
heari ng sX per cent interest from day q sale, the
little being retained until the whole purchase mo-
mey Is paid. The decree directs the commissioner
TO reserve the right all the minerals aud metals
in said land Tor the benefit Of the infant defendants
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner.
MOODY E. ROYAL, Auctioneers. de 17-tds
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Death of Samuel vanderslice.

ISpeclaI teIegranI 20 Tue 11I5patIl"5
LEXINGTON, Va, December 19.-samuei
vanderslice, one of the Oldest and most
highly-esteemed citizens of this town, dled
to-day few minutes past 1 O'Clock. IN DIS
death his afflicted family and the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, of which he was
most exemplary member, as well as the COM
munity, have sustained great loss. =
mfr. Vanderslice was the father OF Tue
Rev. Mr.. Vanderslcc now Of this city. The
elder yanderslice went from here to Lex
ington some twenty seven years ago, where
for many years he was contractor for cloth'
ing the cadets. -Dispatch.]
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Highway Robbery and Mursier-Swfft
and Summary Punishment OF the


ST.. LOUIS, December ia special to the
Democrat from Sedalia says that information
was received there yesterday that farmer
living near Cambridge, Saline county, sold
lot of hogs in that town on wednesday,,
receiving therefor about 81 900, and that
while returning home he was overtaken by
five men, headed by a notorious desperate
named Tom Staunton, who shot and killed
him and then robbed the body.
Shortly after the tragedy gentleman
living near by discovered the body in
the road, and, bearing angry aterca.
tons in an adjacent thicket, he COM
pretended the situation at once. lie
withdrew and quietly raised a party Of his
neighbors and captured three of the murder
ers, whom they hung to a tree. The party
then started in pursuit of the two Others, but
at last accounts it was not known whether
they had been captured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
By W. Goddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate ASet"
corner Eleventh aud Bank Streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EACkLt.
" LENT AND ATTRACTIVE REStp n ~
AND LIT ATTACHED "A At TT TIE RS ht "tCASn
c0RSER."-ny Virtue OF u decree Of The eifE ~
Court Of the County or IIenr.co entered Gu tI
Cd December, 1873, 10 the S.se OIL Oh a suction
S s the premises. GU MONDAY the 22J -. lSs .r.
Der. 1875, Ut 4 o'clock 7. NJ. the REAL Is inr
located Us above, consisting OF LVt G Gi,tI OF
nno fset on which there stands all excellent hesn
erected FRAMED DWELLING son talnni,n o. ~,
rooms occupied BY NJ samuel uo Of ws,sr
rrpSS nnr-fhird cash balance a. SIX az
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest adae',
aud title retained Til all OF the parehSss i Hp
fully paid OH. t rammi'sionsr
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The VfrGfNfuS,

WASHINGTON, December ia telegram
was received to-day by the Secretary of State
from the Consult General at Havana, in which
the latter states that be has been informed
by the Captain General that the Vlrg!nlus
prisoners were delivered yesterday to the
commander of the Juniata.
KEY WEST, December 19.-The steamer
Virginus left Tortugas at midnight last
night in tow Of the United States steamer
OsSipee. -.
WAsH1SGTos, December 1o.--The Viz
sinius will be brought here, where an inves-
LEGATION will be had as to her right to carry
The American flag.
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Killed by a Falling Tree-Robbery.

LYscaBURe, VA, December 19.-Mr. Ste
phen C. Perrow, ali old citizen Of Campoeli
county, residing about eight miles from here,
was accidentally killed yesterday. He was
engaged in telling timber, and one tree in
falling caught on another. Whilst cutting
down the second tree the limb on which the
other one had lodged gave way, and the tree
fell to the ground, striking him on.the head
and killing him instantly. He was a man o.
family and about sixty.fve years old.
; The grocery store OF James l. shelton' on
Main street, was broken into last night and
robbed of several hundred dollars worth of
goods and money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
Naval A6RfrS.

BosToS, December 1S.-Orders were re-
ceived here from Washington to-day to cease
all extra work at the Charestown navy
yard. The work of fitting out the Brook
lyn will proceed, but as the emergency is
over, number of employees have been dis
charged. The Franklinis expected to sail
on Monday :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
BY W. J. C,ssen,
heai Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1904 williamsburg ayenpp
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoree-,
l113 Main street

4 NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
"A. STORY STUCCOED BRICK DWrrIrrC
NO. 3lS FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN RypS1,
TION.-On MONDAY the 22d instant. al 4 ~; nSt i.
p. NJ, wa shall sell by auction on the premises n.y.,
and attractive TWO!STGRY SUCCEED BRTcE
DIV ELLIsG, No. 81 8 Fourth street, between ~
and Erch streets. with three rooms on the Dr., A.
and four on the second, bathroom, Kitchen snI
servants room. and all other modern innnrora
ments, In complete repair. The LOT fronts aSrs,
80 by 80 feet, and has an alley in the rear "'u'
This property is delightfully."- situated couyen,e,.
to business, and has view equal to the bes, in M
around the city. :" ""o
TERMS: ons.third Of the purchase money /,
In SIX and twelve months, negotiable notes n ~
given for the deferred payments, with Inter-,
added, and secured by deed Of trust '''s''''
RICHARDSON L CO..
del Auctons.,s
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By ". r. Polk & Co, Auctloneers,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OrAy,

NOMMISSIUNEKS SALE OF 4 VAII'.
~ ABLE HGUSE AND LOT, Of THIRD
STREET, IN THIS CIrY.-As commissioner Of
pointed by decree In the suit Of Louisa Y. Reg
guardian, plaintiff, rs. James IT. Becks heirs MAD,
at the November term, 1873, IN accordance With
at public sale: on the premises, at 4 O'Clock r, "
on MONDAY the goth instant, the LOT ahoye
named, on The north side of Third stree, between
Canal ana BYRD streets, fronting 54is feet on Thru
street and running back TO wide alley In The cenirn
OF the square. This lot has on II BRICK DWELL.
1NG-HOCSE with four rooms besides the base
ment.
TERMS: One-fourth In cash, and the residue nav
able IN equal instalments al SIX twelve, and eIsL
teen months respectively. carrying interest from
date the purchaser giving negotiable notes therefor
and the title TO be retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid. L. X. SPILMhS,
de 17-lOt Comm s.Ioner
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....a a. oo,,,,on honf,s Of 1868 for the nov

tered or coupon bonds Of 1858 tor Inc. new
i've per cents par for par ~, ~,
General McMillen, Mr. Ogden, ana 90
vernon Bard will leave for home To-Day.
Messrs. Mari, Jennin, and Billings W1.t re-
mali, here to watch Louisiana affairs. Hers.
chcll V. johnson, Of Georgia, lett Tor nome
o.day. Senator Gordon leaves here to.nfsn'
for Atlanta go, 60,
WASHINGTON, December 19.--The senate
has confirmed Hunt as marshal OF tne
Southern District of Florida. Inc nom,na'
lions of Messrs. George Il. Williams, SAN
Bard, and r. W. Hughes must wait TIL after
the holidays. There is no doubt OF the con
tirmation Of Hughes or Bard. Williams !:
sbakv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
rAITIsfORE MARK ETS

BALTIMORE. December 19.-Flour active and
firm; prices unchanged. Wheat firm and .un-
changed. Corn uctive and strong for southern
white southern, 65n76c.; yellow southern, 7oep
Tic; mixed western dull ut 76c. Oats scarce and
quiet; southern, 49@61c.: western mixed, 4S@
Gee; Western white. 49@51c Rye steady, Hay
unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged: lit
tie offering. Pork, $16@s1 8.25. Bacon-Falr
i0bhing demand; hams Ia good demand at 12@
lac. Lard, Sh(9e4c. Western butter scarce and
aim; good 10 chYlce northwestern dairy tub, 300
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
BY W. B. Robins,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1908 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE At IHk
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST Sr, AHD NAT r.
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF certain de o,,'
Of trust ws6e to the undsrea 70 Isserd n M
Court of Hastings for the city OF Richmond on
1879 desdboos 90 B. psge 14 ass1s sta
note therein named and described, shall. on -
Day DECEMBER asa instant mt nu 5sipsS
the premises to the highest bidder. the real es!ae
BY said deed conveyed Consisting q 1nw,hEtSG
&c, thereon, located as above described. iroulns
on the north side OF Main street 81 ieSs NOR 40
less and running back between parallel hhe' i''
feet more or less 10 jill alley. -,,,-xr,
TERMS: Cash as to so much IS may o. I 1t;s AMI
10 defray the expenses OF executing the u nst a"
to dischsrge note OF s2l42 with interest thereon
from May 1s 1872 at the rate OF Ten per ,stn
may hc announced NJ the time Of sale. sale !Iit:a
tive. " u. hops-,., .,n.r
Sale conducted by ". b. ROBINS, A"c!p''e'''
dS n-f1
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By Telegraph.
NEW WORK NfARKETS

------ NEW. 7
NEW YORK, December 1o.-Flour dull and de-
Ginning Sc s5@SS for common to fair extra: So. SO
Il heat dull and @2c. lower. Corn quiet and firm
rec for western mixed III store. Coffee quiet and
firm and unchanged. Sugar quiet and steady
Rico. Rice IN limited request and unchanged
Pork quiet and firm: Beef quiet aud unchanged
Lard opened frmer but closed weak. Rosin dull
and heavy.at $2,65@s2. 60. Tallow quiet.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, December 19.-Net receipts at ali
United States ports during the week, 20O,1 50 bales
same week last year. 1925 bales total to date
1,S47,ee3 tales: TO same date last year. 1921 .S56
bales Exports for The week, 97,676 bales same
week last Year. 1861 bales total 10 date, 704 94l
bales to same date last year, ,0s9 bales. Stock
525, 1855 bales at al Interior towns, aleS;
last year. S7,S7S bales: at Liverpool, 5000
bales last year, $50, 900 bales. American cotton
~ Ono butey.