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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-23

OnARIIG Ross father says he has
spent forty-elght thousand dollars and
has bapkrVpted binbelf ip the effort
to find Ms son. TINS amount has been
expended through Pinkerton's detect
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COTTON.

IA 0prreport Of Observation-Disclosures
ofcotton at this place, shows this week,
u still larger receiptthan last. For the
week ending at Y M, yesterday, the
receipts were 2Oa5 bales, against $3.50
for the week previous, being an in
crease Of 3S2 bales.T1hc shipments
thisweek have not been as heavylas
laet 400 bnles, which we presume d
owing~to the 'decline.~ The total re-.
reipts In this market since lst septem-
Der are l0,S2o bales, and total ship
ments s,2277 bales, leaving ON b and at
noon yesterday 2,ioa bales. sf'he mar
ket closed quiet yesterday at "A cents
for middling, which is-a decline Since
the quotations Of last week Of q, quarter
S11iss's', &LllllM&M DGl
IN the State of Pennsylvania, in the
last tenyepa undor Radlcalrnlo, there
mas been only ono hundred and twen-
Afysix million four hundred and Sow
en'y-two thousand nine hundred and
sixty dollars stolen nom the State; "A
~ SHOWN by the telegram published In
'nin mornings HERALD. 'ThIs Inns
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THE Prmcess or Wales Is said tobe
very happy. since her husband left for
inuia, she can have her own way 4
little now, and Besides she wants the
deir dboytoget out his Office and
have a good time for once In his life.
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Nf;,,,os,,n Nh Wi, Now Ioroo,,
,',.so'"' w" A'" 'N'"'
anu WISCONSIN, 80
- kGk
+ WH MAKE the following extracts
from Aaslonp article in tia philadel-
nhm rr,nag go,,3n,a a,,,,roocrna atac-
pm" '""' '''o "p''" w. Wv
tioh III fehhsylVhhla' Inc Dehloc-
racy and Conservative voters Of that
state do not intond To- follow In uthe
Is..IANIfgn.E III s1Aaa. 49,, A.,
""'No o''O"'', "'''''0 "'''o" ,'"'' V','
man issues OF me campaign INTO TAX
ing up an issue that is wliollY national,
and has nothing whatever ito do with
al III 4, si / !, NJ, t,o stoto
0''o 'e"' l"'7'''''" =" w ~ Wv '''''.o
canvass, ana, WIN tho'llmes, we sllall
expect to sec an overwhelming victory
for the Democratic ticket. which ia the
ticEot Of honest odmiuistr,tion and
''oNo' " '''''' ''''--' ''''' '''''' ''''
economy ~gN 1ffFTEYMY gFff
T. Pennsylvaniais Fortunately left free
| to decide her questions of local policy
in the contest that Is upon us. 1t is
fortunate too, that they aroin no sense
partisan. Party lines will belasked to
respond to party discipline as OF old,
when Pennsylvania was to speak for
the naton, butt the'people Will re-
spond to The call Of those who make
politics u trade. 80" 1t is not
II battle between Republcanlsm and
Democracy, IL is'not a conflict for any
of the lOng-settled issues of the war; il
IL not to datefnIiLe whether slavery
should have been abolished decade
ago, or wine iher the FreGonstructi0n of
flSBG was wise. ri is Il Battle for the
present for tue issues Of to-day; for
the'tria Of those who now rule us, and
for the future ofthe second State OF the
Union. 1t is to decide whether
our Frustrated industry shall continue
to anguish under the oppression
of proiIigate government, whether
nc shall be quickened and iostered by
rigid ecou0my,W wholesome legisla-
ltion and neutrality-suspicious.. The
long.continued extravaganza and reck-
less abuse ofpower, municipal, State
and National, archie fountains Of the
disorders. which prevail IN business
MI Nd IN l.. .. j.. Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-23

NEXT Tuesday week ,the2d proAimo,
elections willrbe held in the following
States, viz: Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Maryland Massachusetts, Mississippi
Minnesota, New York, New Jersey
and Wisconsin.
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DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
DALLAS, TEXAS.
20ll0rD (fIF+llfl0ejIj
GsAvuRphyJaORSISae JttlocT 49,
OUGHT THE RDEMOORACY TO RE
slIsceUHAGED III THE RESULT
GNFbEIE hsllIl d iseh.ECTIOR? %Fo@


slnsceURAGED NJ THE RESULT
EOFTnEOElO lsshECTION? ~
one lesson taught by the result of
the Ohio election Is, that party politi-
Clans hpYe, IN these later days,siyen
too great prominence to the single
% issue growing out of the currency.
That the Democratic party should have
ignored, even for The time beihg, all
its cherished principles for the purpose
Of making " great eight upon2a single
,llati0nal isaho, and that issneia COM
plrativcly new one, will readily ac-
count for the apparent defeat ofTthe
Democracy in this instance, as it has
in nil other instances where sim liar
course has been pursued. The princi-
pies OF the Democratic party when
ever adhered to in any part of the
country, have always rallied the party
TO its full strength, whenever new
and strange issues arg not made 70
mingle and take precedence in the
contest. These pfincipes are so thor
oughly in accord with the nature and
design OF our republican, institutions,
and for that. reason have beens 80, long
cherished by the great body of the
people, that any departure from the
strict line--any apparent reputation
or effort to make hemseeondary In d
contest of great magnitudenfwil gal-
most invariably be net wifi there
buke of that people. Nhe fault of the
greenba}k democrats in Ohio has
been, not in the error oftbelrplatiorn
upon the subjectMof n precipiIate re.
sumption OF specie gpaymentr fol
we believe that IL the present fInan
cial condition of the,eountry 'tliatsplat.
form was in the main right, but
it was IN the gteat prominence, anc
latitudinal interpretation given K
that plank, TO the sacrifice of otheI
and equally, if not more important dis
cussions, and the lighting Of such {
sbattlet at such time, upon such q new
and singIy distinctive isste,S gBf0
The victory which, in the election o
1873, culminated in the triunlph Of AL
len, and which sent such thrills. of joy
aud of hope to the great heart Of th,
people, was wonupon astnight Dem
oeratic contest. sfhc p'nty was not di
vided or dstracted'by the Introduction
5of llew qiestbps, stralR& bsDemo
cratic ears, but the battle was waget
upon. Observation-Disclosures, an,
the enthusiasm Of those who had fol
lowed the fold flag wherever ii wal
borne, was fllly aroused. Under sucl
circumstances, and in contests invOlv
ing, important results, victory is al
most always sure to follow. tHadath
present battle, been. fought upon th,
sanc line-fought in the advocacy o
principles andnot merely upon CUES
tons of ogpetli0act-Allen's majorit,
would have reached beyond thirt,
tliousanh y As3it VAS The Vfeoeive,
thirty thousand votes more than any
Democratic candidate for Governor
ever polled on any former OCCASION A
good many greenback Republicans, M
doubt, cast their bnllots- for HIM
I,t.t 4
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been brought out, by au investigation
Of The State Treasurers accounts, or
dered by tbe lastLeglslature., e.
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DE-. II. H. LaPLACE,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
Office no. s39 Main street, opp. the
Mayors oIice,

pr. L0place treats al chronic diseases most
successfully, n lew of which may he men-
toned: Caturrh of head or bladder, hron-
chiJiS, inciplent consumption, dyspepsia,
neuralgia oithe stomach, liver diseases, kid
ney ana bladder complaints, diabetes drop
ny, heart disease, paralysis, goiter, amenor-
rhen, dyscmemorrhen, menorghagia and
suppression, falling Of the womb, alteration
OF theWomb, milk lc" green sickness Ceu-
eorrhea is generally cured in from Ten 10
four cen days, piles fstula in nno, BARRIERS
llch FEVER sores, cancers, and all old ulcers,
nervous debility. TO the eye and oar Is
given especial attention. Superintendent
seminal weakness, syphilis and gnrnrIhea
cured in the shortest space of time Milo
wllery ana the diseases OF women aad aaiir
dren arc made n speciality. All acute dis
eases are treated quite AS successfully rs the
aDurA. FatlentsVlSited Mt their houses.
auglOd3m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-24
Bridge street, Winnemucca.
Notice to 8ondholders.

NYoTICE IS HEREBY GIvET THAT
~ there are now in the County treasury
of Humboldt county funds to redeem the toi,
lowing described bonds of said county, ana
that In pursuance of an Act of the Legislature
Of the State of Nevada, entitled An ACT 10
authorize the Commissioners OF Humboldt
county to Issue bonds to the amount OF
s52. 400 for the purpose of redeeming bonds
heretofore issued, aud to provide for the pay
msnt OF such bonds" approved March 2, lefo;
said bonds will he redeemed upon present
atian to the County Treasurer of Humboldt
County, Nevada at his office in Winnemucca
Nevada: and further that all interest ON said
bonds will cease at the expiration OF four
weeks duly %, lS75.l from the date OF publ
cation OF this notice:
Nos. l to 20 inclusive. issued November 20,
1873, for $50 each.
Nos q to 80 inclusive, issued January o.,
1874, for $500 each.
No. 81, issued January 7. 1874, for $500.
Nos. So to II inclusive, issued February 10,
1914, for $500 each.
Nos ~ to 73 inclusive, issued February H.
1874, for $500 each
Nos. "a to 81 inclusive, issued February IL,
1874. for $500 each.
Nos 92 to 95 inclusive, issued February 20,
1874, for $500 each, :,
Nos 96 to 100 inclusive, issued February 70,
1874, for $500 each.
A. j. SHEPARD,
ieqo 4w County Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-24
C. A. GAY,
Fourth Street, WInnemucca.
Is prepared to do all kinds of
Silyersmithing and Repairing

GtOLD AND SILVER PLATING, AND
IN Gold and Silver Mounting aohe; Fancy
Eair Work such as Watch Chains, Guards,
bracelets. aud all kinds Of Hair Jewelry.
Lettering and Engraving done in the very
best style of the art.
watches, Clocks, and all kinds OF Jewelry
Repaired: Guns, Revolvers and PISTOLS re-
stocked, mended and put in good order.
Ropa,ring Sewing Machines also done.
Meersohaum Pipes neatly Mounted in Gold
or Silver: Kpifeblades reset i'll old handles;
Razors ground Scissors sharpened; Brazing.
Soldering and all kinds Of work in my line of
business neatly and promptly done.
All Work Warranted, and satisfaction guar
anteed, ICY ln
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-24
Sunday, JuIy 1th, 1875,

Az $50 p. NJ, for the purpose of making the
necessary arrangements for participating In
the Celebration of the Ninety ninth Anniyer-
sary OF American Independence.
M. 3. THOMPSON, President.
>. j. BoNNIfIrIp, Secretary, jel9 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-24
Humboldt Pioneers, Attention

FtNIE MEMBERS or THE SOCIETY OF
Humboldt County Pioneers are requested
70 meet in the SheIiif's ofiise Of Humboldt
County on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
lies, l,5tU Ddicr. -.
PoRT ROYAL, May ELECTION. no market.
T0T1foN RYiipiJ5
The following receipts Of Cotton at all ports
CATTLE MARKETS.

activity receipts 40 short Of those last week
n S, C6so ss,s 81 Go oo Mich cows
Wal CAyRs-The market active at en- advance OF &c
y 10 live weight receipts 500 head sales we're made for the
New York market at G2d7 iac
SO head being 64OO short Of last week prices were al
vanced from nc to &c sleared sheep common O. iair'
HoGs-Receipts moderate heavy, l2c; pigs, S2dlOc
BUFFALO. N. Y. May 2l..-CArnE-Receipis today. 5ta
making the total supply Tor the or WEEK ,s @ i mc s
week and $40 for the time last Twenty three
Of The fresh arrivals through @ Snoan
market to day. and not sufficient sales for quota
tons.
total supply for the week thus far 1900 head against loOo
head same time last week. 1900 head for the time
NJ n, arrivals Slipped hands, 745 Ohio clipped
disposed Of 2S head for city butchers The balance ior
Eastern trade ranging IRON 10 70 IVS D. AZ - QUASI ,
for far 10000 head against 400 head for the
same and 1900 head for the time last
year. Market dull and slow transactions ronhne 10 heay
offered disposed Of three OF heavy
Illinois hogs disposed Of at ss0t8 %; - an
Cows-Receips for the week. all kinds 81 ears. against AZ
cars last demand active trade good so ears disposed
here, balance consigned through ~ destination In ffst
hands quotations carload 81 per heal afew choice
for week. thus far. $50 head mostly
good yeals with few common ySgrg hobs Sr Of
hobs OF 50 ds3 y head; -eals at IS ass y head.
CHIC AGO. May 2lCArlE firm receipts 5000 shipping
IS J0a$6 30; Butchers ~ 1t1 90 socker s3 6OdA 10;
Receipts $4,000 hrm at yesterdays reduction with
fair demand light g. 25a$ so Heavy 81 40as7 20 one
bunch ~. and another ST - 90 shipments 1000
sHERP steady al unchanged prices receipts 800 &c .o.-
ST. Loll. May 2lIlog, Lower. sales -
l2Ia Fair Butchers S5asJ 6J Mixed, ~ 2ja*J 10 Me.
wntered Texan seers IS co. Common TeIAnA 81 ao@
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CARE OF THE INSANE.

CONVENTION OF MEDICAL sUPERINTENDENTS OF
AsYLUMs FOR THE INsANE-INTERvIEwS WITH
NATE sTODDARD AND THE VAILED MURpEREss.
AUBURN, N. Y, May 21.-Yesterday after
noon the medical superintendent OF asylums for the
insane visited and inspected the State Criminal Insane
Asylum in this city. Brief interviews with Kate Sod-
dard the Goodrich murderess, and Henrietta Robinson
known rs the walled murderess," were had. Frank
Waworth, the parricde, usual at the approach Of
outsiders secreted himself in the yard and not to
be 1t is currently rumored that the facts in his
to be submitted to Gov Tlden for cOnsid
GRAFTON, aud his friends quite sanguine of favorable
result.
Last evenings reception at D. NJ Osboncs in honor Of
the Association, brilliant and fashionable affair
and the attendance unusually large TOday's SEES
sons devoted exclusively to the reading and dis
cussion of papers. Tomorrow the Association will pro-
coed to Utica, where the final meeting will be held.
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PASSENGERS TO SAIL.

FOR BREMEN-In steamship oder, May 22,Frederek
Taylor, IT, Montagne Ward, wife and maid servant
Delaney Ward L. Kounze wife and maid servant Charles
Teichmann and wife, W. c. Techmann Miss Anna Technann
Master Techmann, H. Schmidt Julius Lowenthal and
wife, Miss Hattie Webb, Miss Anna Fnkenstaedt Ed
Eggimann, Adoph Finn, Miss NJ. b. Baldwin. l. Gardiner
and wife, Masters and Robert A. Gardner Miss sarah
D. Gardiner Edward Stricken, Henry Willard. wife, three
children servant Mrs. Louis Engelhorn and child
manu.. John E. Adriance Miss Caeeihe Dnering
Miss Aiken Sicolaas Kahrs vile and three children
IL Heinecke wife and child Mrs. Katharine Fink, Friedrich
Dreyer and wife Isaac Sternn Karl Steen Louis Ahsen
dorf. Darius Kuehner Henry Lppe Isaac Lowensten, d.
steil and wife Mrs Theresa Faon II. Behrmann wife and
child, H. Loercer. Bernhard Helm, Mrs Emile Edelmuth
Ahrend scherenbeck. MIS- Helena Recht Mrs Fra woen
weber a. Lewis Aaron Ensein Titus Sauter and son. August
pplohr.ehuetz, Mrs Anna Borgsteit Mrs Anna Anna
John Bauersachs wife and child, JOS. Oppenhemer,
Miss Rechemann w. g. schirmer, j. IL Gafney, ID. Lydg
Henry w Iamen j. J. snweig.r. w Bornemann Kari
VIII A. Weber Miss L. Raeler Mrs. H. Serina Peter Sebe,
Albert Sebel :. Baur, Chas Emmerch wife and children
H. X. Geilfss and children, WambOn w. Niebaum, II.
Hochneister, Mrs. A. NJ Vosskamp, A. schleeht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
Citn Real estate for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr SALE, or to LET,
"A The elegant four story HOUSE No 10 East
46Lst DESIGNATION viii be sold a very low price easy
terms, rented for term OF years EDDY, place
COMBINATION COOKING and HEATING
" RANGES also laundry Ranges that heat the rooms
above. HULL, GItIPPEN Co, 3dave above 23dst, y.
DOR SALE at a great Observation-Disclosures
TENEMENT PROPERTY in Ninth Ward.
rutland WHITING, Beekmanst
LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE-FOu six TEN
Il EMENT HOUSES in Seventh Ward. In good order,
paying NJ rate Of 10 per cent per annun. Inquire OF
HATCH. ARMSTRONG q CARR No. 3l9 broadway
TVRUSTEE's SALE.-The very valuable brown
stone front STORES Nos 10i and LOG Chambers-st
situate Of Chambers and Church sts
offered by the undersigned at private sale.
The property so feet front Chambersst and 10 feet
deep Churc The five stories high above curb
with basement and sub cellar and the entire plot
The Plot will be sold together or the Stores will be sold pa
rately TO suit purchasers.
This the valuable desirable property offered
for sale for time In the city OF NewYok Terms are
half cash For particulars apply person letter TO
the undersigned, JACOB WEART, Trustee, 49,
No 81 MONTGOMERY ST., Jersey city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

HAY AND STRAW-The arrivals rather increasing. the
demand moderate prices unchanged shipping az 600
soc straw supply and holders firm nj 9ocdsl
for Long Rye 6Oa6jc FOR Short do and 5O@11c Tor Oa
cash. -, ,,-...u
figures about sustned Mania sofa III iots III oo"oOc
Madras at II l2dST lac. currency. -. -. ..
OILS-Crude Fish moving slowly at about previous
figures Iseed steady the demand limited, OF 81 dCSc,
from Lard IL quiet with the zen
dency toward lower rates Prime Winter al IL 22d$l 20 No.
AT g. at IS d0Jc Mchadenls dill am hoin
nal at SOC Beached Spring and j2c for do Winter Cot
tOnsced is scarce and firm - - .. -. oa
linz re aiont steady The new Spring California
prices rule finn Oh Texas the receipts
are nitn slight accumulation OF stocks
owing TO the 81 holders Fleeces are 2 owng 10
LIGHT stock on hand Foreign Woods quiet and pf1ces
Pulled MOols in fair demand az STEADY
rates In Goods market there Is very little DOING
and prices favor the buyer - -. ..oo,.
has been good good and choice qualities az
rs The common grades placed with most aiiicuy AMI
only al prices which slow concession. Tt receipts are
1870 bales against 100 fer the previous Wick ana ll6o3
within limits below Bury, heavy, free ls9l.c.
good shipping 19022i2c. choice long 23d25c;
The sales embrace 1900 ID Spring California 300 $50
900 b Fan do private terms 10000 ID Australian Doc
600 N Mcxcan 22c 80 ID Fine Texas 30d32c 10000 n
Medium do 2402sc 20 bags super Pulled private terms
2 bags do private 10 bags Lambs private terms oo
bags Black private terms; 5000 10 ConnecIcut 6eee ,
private terms 1000 n Combng private terms 81 o oaq ~
Sner 4Sc; bales Black Pulled, private terms Z9O0V 10
l Cifornia private $500 Spring do 3lc 50oo 10
Fail do pc 1000 h do. Secured do 1Oc 80 U % Ietas
western private terms; 250iO 10 Fan California LAMBS IAN
private terms; 5000 n Texas, private terms; 2ooO 10
Georgia private tenns 1900 10 s b. do private terms;
60 bags Domestic private terms 10000 Texas private
tcrls 40 bags Pae, private terms 5000 ONO recess
@ ommenced on the 4th The following the arrivals
and the quantity catalouged to date:
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81 sn 'f S"t s 2. steady s ssss. s Ss e.
sSSaldsIs' SssSss Clear s%s. sssi$s SISai
receipt. ssi .ss rel q So ssd %R
Rye gSis Snessns P!SSs"%s dyI s PORK SEA
a IS Sides su Pie Ga! c ca s
@ f?: iss Hi'sas'%s iHsS III Is
May JsS. Il %
Corn shade ar@sr No Mixed IN store 6sc. rye MONT
81 s ''s 81 Fl h.Sss
R Rs ss se SSs s.s s %nes I"
a Sn 9swesS ne b Whoa wis!
sds y e 5 IS o and in tsGs @
Oats steady and scare 7gs77e in store Lard dun dro0p
S;ai$ s;sPa &'
t hs ~ RSs Fs d ~ 70 Esd s
socs R g. d eboe * 5acs a na 10
81 g. nS5s qq %es e III 81
& a S Sa ' snt c' Tele RIB s ' ksr Clear s %
F ls a FAIR ssss i Pns &C. Fine
aO >. F9 e. n@e
NewYork Sight, Is premium; Sterling, 5.6j. Cold 10
@ e My 2o1r .9cnansea sass Of 9o % S9 tr
e 70 e a%st
g. d ST1 a GsS II III at Soc
sales 1000 Canada A. Do at 81 Mi iS
Feed steady; shorts s2s shipstufs s2j; Middlngs s27
Corn and rye 5c oats S1c to NswYCrk d Iu Sn.s
Corn 200 BUSH Barley, 200 bnsh; Rye, $500 bush
Peas 9400 bnsh.; Lumber 5G5OO feet Canal ..nen's-
Lumber l567000 feet
ST LOUIS, May 21Flour inactive UNCHANGED wheat aa
II 42o4 Jny; NO. do 81 33asl "a NO Spring 81 10y w
81 06l4. higher; No. Mixed 6y9
7Oc cash 7Oc June 74c July Oats frmer: No q $50
So &C. cash &C., Rye steady at IL o. Whisky quiet
feeling but country lots Of Clear Rib Sides sold lower
IL held firmly here sac FOR Shoulders l1c or
Clear Rib Sides l2c for Clear sides Bacon steady only
small johbing and order trade Lard quiet al oc o Sp
oats, 5000 bush.
TOLEDO MAY 2l-Flour steady. Wheat duh and shade
lower; No White Wabash 81 50 Amber Mcigan 81 80
June 20; July, 81 80; No Red Canal 81 p July
ST 300, Corn steady; High Mixed. 75i4c; June, Zoe;
August 7Sc.; Mixed 74i4c No Grade 73 c damaged
zoe Oats dull q shade lower No i, G9c No = oSc
No Canal. 67c; Michigan. Csc Receipts-5 600 bush
Wheat "a, 900 bush Corn 5000 bush Oats Shipments
II, 600 bush Corn. 5000 bush. oats.
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COTTON MARKETS,

ssg i.,S,, as Sss qH MnS 5a
ISbhSoTH May Scoton weekly net receipts. CT bales
P1ov6FScr May 2I~Cotton weekly sles 5000 bales
JsrrascS 2cotton dal Midlns ~, ' rcce, LEV
Mdng i$S GS.a 3r baSs sales n bales stock So
Bales SS s''' shipments 80 '-''' '',',.. NJ,
ding, oT,nai isG T Tss.y net receipts
Oi pAIA sl Msy dull ddns lac Low NH, Mid
70 H Sass s &sg = Ss quiet quiet Mdsns M Low
sass jh s go Sas s Sss4 f>sfpS
May 2coi5Gn F ,s y;,s Md LIE iltf 6a Hsi
TfSes 81 bales weekly net receipts shipments
25 VAN Nav @cotton, Weekly net receipts bales
shipments 729 bales stock. 1872 l'l bales 1871 %
Mp G9dt I apa TSnin n M %ly
receipts 90 bales shipments 3d' tesi s'o'h' $780,
MACON MAY 2~Coiion quiet Mddlng. lie; Low Md
ding Il e ood 8 ae. sa is wfS Sa s $50
colAB6s Nay dull Mi,dling I5S ce Low
Sas; is 81 a Ssl. spnsr'
@ I isS ,s. ssa. Gr go
stock 1000 cae' Inc vesSy ne,
lSs a. ecs S 1861 bales sDnner'
May sc 81 Sal ess aee di nts fee as
'f3 s s1rs s'%Sss g3S Sss du ,s'
May 2S Taar 2uf M wtk net ire
is7 bales shipments bales sales lao bales stock 1909
rss ss9n May ScS' SSG S9f Mdi1f
s spnnsr, 20 S S sioeE Az bales '" .'
MSns NAY o 9 ona 'is{ Mss%
81 sa Ses' stock s'% S7 IS siss sf'
MFMrIs NAV 2cotton quiet Mid Hing Se ., net
ssJ. .S%sn. 3 3 e .s EFsy sa H:t
boston, May 81 Cotton dull Middng lG'e Low Mid
80 bales sales 2O5 bales stock 5433 bales weekly net
rcSe m SasT Nav S S a sa nS S aur
bales; coasw] 10 bales; stock bales weekly net
Sgp rs 6as s sa ss1 o bales al s'e'
&C May sc Sxns nat aod n2 mis 30 pas sales
$50 bales; stock 1856 bales; weekly net receipts 90
S .s sTSi" S7i bales exports 'Oa''"'e '' Oa''
SAT- Af2Ss May nominal Middliog. l4c weekly
net receipts 81 bales shipments 100 bales sihhes 40 bas
ST. Lofts May Cotton quiet Mddling, Big; gross
stock SO bales weekly net receipts ~ bales gross 'i-
Nay co Soss rssy net T'SsF S So bales
SiTnen, $50 BALES sales 1896 bales spnnars bales
HoRPoik, May ELECTION quiet; Mi'dlipg, l''c; net
bales stock 31ii bales weekly net recePs 80 paes
c1yorts 81 70 Gs rs Britain 1860 bales 0"a''w' ''o
NswShEEHss May 9i-Coton quiet and Middng
cePs 1892 bales sc2 bales eCs GoaTs SSi
@ O' gross s'%fS @
go Sfsi to ss Ssp
mo NOBLE May 2i~Cotton quiet Middng l5c net re-
stock $50 bales weekly net receipts ca bales exports 70
Great Britain 1854 bales eoastwis Sl77 bales sales 2o'O
SAVANNAH MAY 2lco.ton aaet Miaans l5sse net ii
bales stock i46i bales weekly mel receipts, 1892 bales
exports the Continent 1850 Bales coastwise So'l paes
'" cnan nGH1 May aiet Maaps
weekly receipts lS6s bales EXPORTS coastwse ""' oas
'" PopT RI ROYAL MAY 2l-Cotton no market