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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-05
Madame Jarley,a Entertainment.

We attended the entertainment given by
Madame Jarleys troup of automatic figures, on
Wednesday night, at Nichols Hall, for the
benefit of the Silver Cornet Band, and was
very much pleased. The audience likewise
exhibited very marked signs of approval, as sat
isfactorily indicated by the spontaneous gener-
Grafton of good feeling that would now and
then ripple out in cadences of merry laughter.
Madame farley in the very difficult role assign
ed her, was truly selfpossessed and lectured
with an eloquence truly charming in point Of
good rendition As her wax figures, (Which
were SO true to nature that they seemed as il
they had been moulded out of the purest wax by
mechanism Divine would pass in review hel
powers of description would enkindle and re-
| spond with an encyclopedia ofwords of mag
nfcent adjustment and startling import, EN-.
ploying ludricrous terms so contradictory in
fact, yet SO witty expressed, that you couldn't
help rendering a verdict of "rich rare and
racy." The character of farley was imper-
sonated by the beautiful and accomplished
Miss Willie McCleskey, of this place, who new
er takes part in any play but what she ac
quits herself with credit.
Prof Nichols, as Major Stun, was simply
| inmitable, and he can come near "tickling an
audience to DEATH" than the man who Stayed
nineteen wives. Prof Nichols is good, no mat.
ter where you put him. DIR. Chas. Allen in
! the industrious capacity Of oiling, lifting and
winding up of wax Figures, performed in that
happy style which he commands with such
| pleasing results.
| Besides the very sweet music from the Sill.
yer Cornet Band, Miss Barrows and Prof
| Freyer gave rich treat Of piano and violin
music.
Music resembles poetry in each
Are naneless graces. which no methods
teach,
And which masters hand alone can
reach"
| And when the master hand of Prof. Freyer
| magically touches the strings the sounds swell
into the sweetest harmony and charms the
| hearers II music be the food OF love, then in.
deed lovers present were fed to a delicious sur
felt ON the richest strains of melody.
Where the characters were so numerous we
cannot pariicularize, but suffice it to say no
Pathfinder could honestly find anything to CEN
sure, but much upon which to bestow praise.
The entertainment concluded with. the very
laughable minor drama, entitled yankee Ped.
ler." The following were the characters =
Fuller, tavern keeper-Dr. Chas C. Allen.
Cowpens, who also keepe!h an inn--Law-
renee Hunt.
Jennings-Paul Leake.
Hiram Dodge, yankee pedler-Prof J. S.
| Nichols.
Slngsby-Will. G. Mansfield.
| Hubert, officer in love with Maria George
X. Camp,
Maria daughter Of Fuller in love with Hub
ert-Miss Mamie McCleskey.
Jerusha servant Of Fuller-Miss Ida Nichols
Dinah, Pompey, others-J. Hunt, E. Will
liams, &c.
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TEEE GEM
MICROSCOPE.

THE GEN MICROSCOPE is the most
wonderful scientific production Of the nine
teenth century. 1t furnishes the power Of Z
high-priced instrument for mere tTiiie, and
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mute creation--as Eels in Vinegar, Animals In
Water Butterflies Feathers the Golden Mar
row Of Hair, Insects Eyes, the Pads, Claws,
Joints and Hairs Of Fly's Foot, makes Ropes
of Ifibers of Cloth, Crowbar Of a Needles
Point, and 80 on indefinitely. II furnishes
hours Of instruction, entertainment and ainllse-
ment for the young and old. and every family
should possess it. It is invaluable to students,
professors, teachers, physicians, In fact epesy-
body, and especially In the Home Circle IL IL Q
Gem. It Is cheap, and at the same time OF
great value. Price $l.50. Mailed postpaid
10 any address on receipt Of price
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Liberal cash commission paid. Exclusive ter
ritory. CongeDial employment. II excites
the curiosity, which produces desire to have
II, and requires no talking by the agent. Com.
plete Outfit mailed, postpaid, on receipt q
$780, Circulars and terms free. Send tor u
and make money. Address
THE BEVERLY COMPANY,
979 Wabash Ave, Chicago.
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cox's District.
AT PERKERsos's Mill, j

AT PERKERsoN's MILL, June 1st
Mr.. EDrroR-As your valuable paper has
wide circulation in this part Of the county,
thought few lines would not be amiss. Crops
are good considering the dry weather Wheat
is splendid aud good crop will be made
Wheat, corn and oats is the principal crop
planted and never saw farmers work with
more energy at this season Of The year. There
was fishing party from Powder Springs here
last Saturday and they had a nice time and a
splendid dinner. Meet of the day was spent in
dancing. Oar Bill as we call him, was on
hand with Buck and the wagon, with his ice
cream, lozaonaue and segars, and as obliging
as usual Yours, REX.
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Agricultural Implements.

Mark w, johnson. of Atlanta, has the most
complete Agricultural Warehouse now in the
South, where he keeps Thresling Machines,
Mowers, Reapers, Fan Mills, Portable Engines,
and an endless variety Of other implements thai
the agricuturalist, mechanic and arlzan needs
He also has a variety of Buggies and Harness
His prices are reasonable. Send him your or
ders and you will be fairly dealt with. He il
q gentleman in every sense Of the word.
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Meeting Cobb County Agricultural
Society.
MARIETTA, GA, June 2nd, 16i

MARIETTA, GA, June End, 1874.
Cobb County Agricultural Society met in the
Court House. f. H. Lindley, Esq, President
presiding.
VIM. P. Anderson, Esq, offered the following
resolutions which were unanimously
Resolved, That this Society express their
qualification and pleasure that the fair grounds
at Oglethorpe Park have been and are being
improved.
That we earnestly invite the industrial classes
of every Society in the State to be represented
at the approaching Fair, that we may compare
our various productions and industries, hoping
thereby to form closer union alike beneficial
to all.
That we would urge every society to dis
tribute well the Premium List thereby calling
attention to the same, and if possible, exciting
laudable emulation to excel, and especially
we invite orr friends from the lower counties
to meet with us.
The advantages Of Cobb County in being so
near the Fair grounds exclude the idea of her
competing for either of the County Premiums,
but she regards with great interest this feature
of the Fair.
That we suggest that all who can, will camp
on the Fair grounds, especially as we have been
assured by the city authorities of Atlanta that
every immoral display will be excluded and
perfect order preserved. By thus encamping
ON the grounds, farmers would have a better
opportunity to know each other and learn the
mode Of production aud culture. That we no.
quest all papers in the State friendly to the ag-
riculturist to copy these resolutions.
The following resolution was offered by M.
G.. Whitlock:
Resolved, That the President Of this Society
issue an address TO the Farmers ofCobb County
to meet in the Court House at / o'clock, p. NJ,
Tuesday 18th day of July next, to make arrange
ments for the county Fair, fix the time OF the
same, and to attend TO other business of impor-
lance to the Society.
On motion meeting adjourned to meet on LIST
Tuesday in July next, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Il, Fl. LINDLEY, Pres't.
II. NJ. HAMMETr, Sec'ty.
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by reqaest--From the atlanta Herald.
LINES

1 TeVMGSL--FTUHt =
LINES
Suggested by the occasion of the Speech of Hon.
A. II. Stephens upon the socalied "Ciyil
Rights Bill"-and dedicated aa that Glorious
Old Statesman.
love the man who smiles in pain,
Who scars above life's common ills,
Who labors on with hand and brain
Zen while he takes bis draughts and pills
Something there is in such man
That tells Of grandeur and of worth,
For he is one who will and can
Make millions thankful for his birth,
Now stands my hero wise and brave,
With physique frail, but courage strong
Striving our country's rights to save,
While others seek to do us wrong;
id the p;ctu re Plucky man,
He abrards the lion in his dem
Wifh learning deep, and lofty plan
He advocates the rights Of men.
Without peer he stands among
The would-be tyrants Of the land
He aver them with his mien and tongue,
Yes, cen by gesture Of his hand
With wealth Of rain and legal love
He breaks their plans, and then relates
What many did not know before,
That, "civa rigl.ts" belong TO States!-
This State-eraft giant, grand Of soul,
Profound to knowledge, Kind ofheart,
WHO holds the nation in control
Shall we not do by him our part
We give our plsudits, but there's more
That we should do If we'd be fair;
We owe it to ourselyes--therefore
Lsfs put him 10 higher ehairf
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CURRENT DOTS.

A BRooKpoRT, (Pa.) parson, who,
with Paul, believes it better to mar
ny than burn, offers twenty cords Of
wood for wife.
SARToRIs' connection with the
Grants has not improved him gram
matically. When asked, "Wilt
thou have this woman to be thy
welded wife ?" he replied, ~ do"
instead of II will.n
GILD q big knave and little hon
est men will worship him,
A GENTLEMAN caught cold by
kissing lady's "snowy brow" at
Mrs. Jarley's entertainment, the
other night.
In San Antonio, Texas, there are
1000 Americans, 1000 Mexicans,
and 1000 negroes.
IT is estimated that Tulare coun.
ty. California, will this season export
$500 sacks Of wheat.
Judge Lochrane is recommended
as the Republican candidate for Con,
gress from the Atlanta district.
Wool is selling at thirty-two cents
in Southern Georgia, delivered at
the stations on the railroads.
Troup county has now a county
court.
Nearly one hundred persons were
vaccinated at Augusta last Saturday.
The editor Of the Eatonton Mes
senger styles Robert Toombs a
"brawler and a bully"
There are $500 Methodists in
Atlanta.
The Oconee Cotton Mills, in
Greene county, are to be sold by
order of the Ordinary of Thomas
county. They are ON the Oconee
river, and are well stocked with ma
chinery for the manufacture of cot
ton goods, but are now idle.
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The Fire Engine.

1t is strange but nevertheless true, that our
City Council have failed to come to time with a
Fire Engine, after the Tax Payers have petit
toned them to purchase one, and the Boys have
organized Fire Company and are patiently
waiting for chance to run the 'machne,"
The Boys say they will go for them if they
don't .'ante" The City is ont Of debt, why not
buy an Engine. THE BOYS"
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Died

ln this city, on Tuesday evening the 2nd
inst, MRs. CALLrE RooT, wife OF Mr.. James
L Roof, in her 25th year. hrs Root had
been sick long while aud suffered great
deal, but at last the brittle thread Of life has
been severed by The keen sickle of death. and
her soul has gone back to the God who gave ii
We tende, our sincere coincidence TO the be-
reayed husband and relatives in this dark hour
Of their grief and gloom.
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Dissolution.

We call attention to the dissolution Of the late
firm of McCuteheon & Bro, Capt J. B.
o,Neill having associated himself with the Sc.
NOR Partner, the business will be continued IN
der the style of H. D. AcCutcheOn & Co. The
acquisition Of @r. J. B. O'Eriil adds additional
strength 10 the firm as he Is man Of good bust
ness qualifications aud OF large experience. Mr..
McCuteheon 10 a young man who has already
established himself az .ine business nan, en-
terprising, snergstic and intelligent. We wish
the uew 6ru success.
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Particular Notice.

lF YOU want to buy Black Lama Lace
Shswls. Fine Silks, Veilings, all colors, Para
sols Lacps, Ribbons, Hats and Bonnetts, trim
med and untrimmed, Dry Goods, Chignons,
Plats, Switches, ETC., ETC., cheaper than can be
purchased elsewhere, (Atlanta not accepted) be
sure to call at MRS CASTLES Bazaar of Fashion
rear the Court House and be convinced.
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The Atlanta Constitution

This sterling democratic journal as it in
creases in years, seems to grow stronger, bet
Ter and more prosperous. 1t comes TO us now
enlarged and in new outfit, looking neater and
more like city paper than ever. 1t is ably
edited, and conducted by gentleman who are
liberal in their views and enterprising in their
business. We wish them abundant and contin-
ned success
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Wheat Harvest.

Already the spring crop of Clover Hay has
been gathered and now preparation is active
for cutting and saving the finest wheat crop
ever matured in Northern Georgia. With an
average stand of Cotton, largely increased
area in Corn aud the finest prospect for all sub
sstence crops the blessings of plenty seem to be
richly in store for our section the State.
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The Atlanta Daily News.

The prospectus of the Atlanta Daily News
is published in another column. 1t speaks toI
itrrlf Read it. With Capt. st. Clair Abrams
as editor, it will be pungent, fiashy and able
He is a fearless and forcible writer, speaks
what he conceives to be just regardless of con-
sequences. Those who subscribe for the News
will get first class paper.
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Our subscribers whose time is out will OBJ
serve "cross mark" on the margin Of their
paper. We find this the most convenient way
of informing our subscribers OF the expiration
of their time. One, two or three dollars scat
tered here and there it is impossible for US to
see each man face to face and ask him to fork
over" We want all to renew 1t takes mon
ey TO satisfy our very urgent creditors and
we trust that this well-meant reminder will
meet with prompt and cheerful response.
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A Mean Act.

Mr.. EDrToR.-The frequent turning OF
fences down at and near Powder Springs
should not only be noticed through your paper
but should be reported to the next Grand Jury.
Wheat fields are injured by large number Of
cattle being turned in by some mischievious
person letting down fences 1t should be stop
ped. \,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-05

PRIME Timothy Hay, Eastern Irish Pota-
toe Seed, genuine; large lot Of Yam Pota-
toes, Flour, Meal, Corn, Sugars, syrups; a
large lot Of choice Magnolia canvassed Hams,
besides full supply Of other Family Supplies,
just received, at j. @. CAMPBELL & Cos, and
for sale low forcash. Be sure to csh and ex
anime their goods,
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For Congress.

The Rome Courier speaking OF candidates for
Congress says: eve unintentirnaly omitted
the names of three of the most prominent. We
refer to Col. d. S. Prntup and Col. 7. w.
Alexander, of Rome, and to Col. George n.
Lester of Marietta. Either one of these gen
tlemeu would reflect honor upon the Seventh
District in Congress"
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Our Rail Road,

Our Zoe says all the Citizens of Cherokee are
public spirited and liberal enough to give the
right of way for Marietta & North Georgia
Rail Road, save one gentleman. We hope he
will reconsider and come to time--ifnot we ad
wise him to sell out and flee TO the mountains
of Hepsidam.
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The Cross Mark,

Subscribers observing cross mark upon the
margin oftheir paper, will please bear in mind
that it signifies. "your time is out" And un-
less renewal of subscription is made within
the following week your name will be dropped
from our list
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CITY AND COUNTY
The Marietta Journal

Is printed on Paper Manufactured by the
MARIETTA PAPER MILLS.
Ali orders promptly filled. The highest
market price paid for OLD RAGS
s. a. ANDERSON. Agent
april l7th-1v
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A Labor Saving instrument.

The farmer will save much labor and ex-
pense and improve his culture of Cotton and
Corn this year by the use of one of the Cultiva-
tors made by Geo. NJ. Manning Call at his
Shop and see them.
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fY The following named gentlemen
are authorized Agents for the journal :
J. b. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, Bail Ground, .
Maj. ED. DANIELL, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga,
T. A. rooney, P. NJ, Acworth, Georgia.
W. E, ORR, Acworth, Ga.
w. H. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens, Co. Ga.
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Just Received.

10000 Clear Bulk Sides 1000 Bushels
Corn (Tennessea White) The above will he
sold for Cash a: Atlanta prices.
WADE WHITE.
Marietta, Jan, 30. 1874.
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McClatcby & Reynolds keep varied and
choice stock Of Family Groceries, which they
propose to sell a; the lowest cash prices.
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Mrs. CASTLES keeps on hand at all times, a
varied stock of Millinery Goods, and at COST,
for the Cash. Call and see for yourself
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-05

IF you want to buy your groceries cheap
20 to Leake g. Hunts.
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If you want the best Sugar, Coffee, Syrup
and Molasses, just call at McClatchy & Rey-
nolds'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-05

--Leake & Hunt have Just received . lot Of
choice Flour and win sell Il to you at very low
figures.
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It Positively Produces a Permanen
Cure

Cure.
n I is strange yet true, that as rule II 10 the
i'll brightest intellects, the best members Of so
ciety that become addicted to this diseased appe-
tite. A habit which makes them slaves, be-
clouds their minds, ruins their dispositions, and
gives them in their more natural moments n
hatred Of self as well az feeling that everybody
despises them--to such IN extent that society
has no charms. But thanks to the Giver Of all
good, this morbid, terrible habit, and degraded
condition, az we'll as all Of the desire and feeling
for opiates in any form is soon removed by this
remarkable antidote, entirely so, and the wa
kened body and mind are invigorated, given re-
newed health until love and hope take the place
| OF despondeney and.dossbt Though you may
not be afflicted with the habit Of using NOR
Prime, LAUDANUu, or other forms Of OPIUM,
! some friend may be, and you know tnot there
fore let me ask you, in the name Of suffering
humanity to pass this on. by so doing you
may reap the reward OF those who do good
DELAY NOT.
All correspondence strictly confidential. For
further particulars, and in sending orders from
any of the Southern States, address
j. Nj. WoOLLEY,
General Agent for the Southern States,
No. 80 South Broad st., Atlanta, Ga
april10--tf
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The American sardins Coz Boneless SaF-
dines, are much better, and less than lhslf the
rpyt Of impurtei eardiney
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Georgia, Cherokee County /;

All persons having claisns against the nflAse
Of Nancy Pugb, late q SID ggzi|tf lsesassd
rerseass mi bls1 to SID Ektsfe, ) ~ 41s2 ltf.
Ward aud n1te zi.ifae |sza 1<ssent Arfl
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Newspapers are national beneft--so is Bry.
ants Patent Vegetable pith pipe stem, for sale
by McClatchy g. Reynolds
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--Remsmber that Leaks & Hunt viii send
your groceries home FOR you Il you live in the
city limits.
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Notwithstanding the stringency of the money
market, we are constantly receiving new goods.
MCCLArcHY g. REYNOLDS.
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LIZ you want to purchase goods below Atlant
prices don't fail to call on Mrs. Castles.
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Look TO your OWN interest and buy YOU
Groceries Of McClatchy & Reynolds
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-05

Those celebrated Magnolia Hams, fresh
from the Packers, at Lealle & Hunts.
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LADIES look to your interest, if you wish to
purchase any thing in the Millinery line, you
should call at the Store of
MRS $. j. CASTLES.
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H. NJ. HAMMErr, Ssc'ty.

Icel Ice' Ice!ll at McClatchy & Rey
nolds,
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Good Tobacco 10cts a plug-Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco-at Leake q Hunts.
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A BRooKpoRr, (Pa.) parson, who,
with Paul, believes it better to mar
ny than burn, offers twenty cords of
wood for a wife.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-02

ceipts 1892; gross i, ,769; exports to
Great Britain 1862; continent 6,O4O:
ooastwise 1856; sales 2. 500; stook 117,740:
weekly net receipts 4.935; gross G,633;
exports to Great Britain 8,1l6; cont.
nent II, 449; to France 1914. ooastwise
8. .449; sales 81, 900.
MEMPHIS, May Lection quiet aud
demand fair-low middling 161a016H;
receipts 275; shipments 46l; stock iu
1874, 46.92l; in 1873. 35,1I9; weekly
teceipts 2.5l5; shipments 1923.
MOBILE. May I.-Cotton quiet, with
little Misunderstanding 1631@17; low
middling 1Gi4; good ordinary l5H; net
receipts 1876; exports coastwiae "a; sules
200; stock 32.924; weekly net receipts
2,2l4; exports constwise 1,452; sales
4. 900.
AUGUSTA. May 1.-Cotton irregular
middling 1873; receipts %; sales 225;
stock in 1873. IL .63l; in 1874, 14.7l9;
weekly receipts 1.059; shipments 962;
sales 1.GO6.
NoKfoLK. May Cotton steady
low mlddling l63s; net receipts 1871; ex-
ports coastwise S33; sales 40; stock
1872; weekly net receipts 4,72S; eA-
ports to Great Britain GO; cuastwisc
5.377; sales 1850.
BALTIMORE. Muy 1.-Cotton quiet
middling l7ls; net receipts 30; gross
27S; exports coastwisa lis; sales los;
stock 287; weekly net receipts 70; gross
546; exports to Great Britain $500;
coastwise SIT; sales 1,677; spinners 3Y4.
WILMISaroN, May 1.-Cotton quiet
and nomiual-nidding l624; net re-
ceipts GO; stock 1879; week y net 1e-
ceipts 662; exports coastwise 2S3: sales
Al
SAVANNAH, Muy Holiday; net re-
ceipts Of cotton 1856; gross 1856; exports
to Great Britain 1,U84; continent l. 600;
stock 2.339; weekly net receipts 9. .053
gross 2.074; exports to Great Britain
.493; continent / 900; coastwise !, DAB
saies 2,97S.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.--Cottou
quiet-mlddllng l77a: low middling II
strict good ordinary l6Is; good ordinary
l524; ordinary 1891; net receipts So
gross l49: weekly net receipts l05
gross 2.0l3.
CHARLEsroS. May Cotton quiet
middling l65a; low middiug I6a6;
good ordinary 1921; net receipts SIT
sales $50; stock 1G. 2G7; weekly net re-
ceipis 3.0l4; exports to Great Britain
4,242; continent 1850; coastwise |, 743
sales 1000.
BosroN. May 1-Cotton duil-mid
ding IT'S; net receipts 1t; gross ], ,OS3
sales 20O; stock 5000; weekly net re
ceipts IL; gross 1896; exports to Great
Britain 363; sales 1,l50.